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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21
aabet,,nroSt,s ,.mo Weitfalen.

gobIen5. Sn einem Brauez
retlofale in @aDn beriuhte etn Dienf=
mdb4en nit petroleum 1euer anauz
MAIDEN. Oas petroleum erplobirte,
unb bas Oienimdt den ftanb fofort II,
Glammen. Gin 3tpeites aur Qilfe her=
deficiencies OienitmGbhen tpurbe eben=
faus bonn Geuer ersriffen. Beibe Wadbs
9en iinb i'm 9ofpital ibren Munben
erlesen.
GIberfeIb. - Rura Dor pfinsz
item tranf bier Elm Sdretner BEL Der
Nrbeit itatt aus Der @hnapsflaI1e,
bic er Bel iib bate, aus elmer cine
Beige entbalterbe 5lafhe. Gr mubte
bGnals glei6 tn's GrantenRaus sez
bra1t tperben unb bort lit er nun i,0eb
ipo1enlangem 2eiben on ben Golgen
bes Gruntes aritcifen. gr binterldBt
cine mittps nit fieben Rintsrn:
@nelm. Des Milsper Morbss
brinaenb perbGdtie tpurbe Der 22s
jGbrige G9lcFer Mar Rreitlsr in
Milpe perbaftet unb In bas @hNpeI=
nler Mmtsgefdngnib einaeliefert.R .Rreit<
Ter III berielbe Renf1, nit tpelhem
I'm September b. s. Der ermorbetsAof=
adtr unb ber ern orbete Ggen gum
letten Tiale geSehtn tpurbe. Der Nerr
baftete, aus Baben gebiirtig, 1T iptgen
Sin6rudsbiebitatls bereits nit /
Jatr 6 Monoten GefdnaniB DOrbe1
ftroft.
@efel.ss ssn Ter ,,euen Mrtiueries
Ro{erne nor bem GleDertbore iinb mth
rert EppbuafolIe porgetommsn. Die
NliIit6rbeb0rbe if eifria benliibt, Bic
1lrfuhe bieier befremblinen GriAei-
nunB feitsuftenen.
@ffIcn. Die biefige Gtobt=
bsrtyetnng 6tpt1iate 5000 Uearf aur
SnfoAb} b}ebung ber rn9sbnua bes
MNlijgsit pdpebsnfmoIS at ten,
0eS< blate. Oi fils biefen 3lpeg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21
AllsIduOiIdJrs.


GttIingen. 3rr Nddt3sit' ses
rieth ber 41idbrige Soitf Daum auf
hem Mege so1 Sb0n bronn unter DelI
Waneit unb mar fDfOrt t0bt. Dlum
hinterldbt 4 sfinber.
Treiburg. 9ier fturb 9err
SEQ 9luit i'm Qllter bon 81 Sabren.
Der Weritcrbene mar langidbriger
Gtabtratb. worFanb Der .6armonie"
Der .Goneorbia1. fotpie 9oritanbsmits
alieb bes babiThsn Sdngerbunbes unb
bat iid in bisfen Gbrenltellunsen srobe
Nerbienite eriporben.
6eibeIberg. Die GtuDen@
tenp:rbinbuns .Wineta" Desine ib1
20idbrises 6tiftunssfeIt.
Mnnnbeim. Der in Mann=
betn bon elmer Qotomotipe Der Nebenz
bahn erfabte uab perleBte Pripats
mann Reaer 1T seitorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

MublbauSen. Der 8ers
fauf bon Malbpor3ellen ieitens oer
@tabt an prirate aum Bau pon Nil=
len lit bon, 8e3irfsausfhub in Grz
furt aenebmiat tporhen. CUR 8ebinez
ing 1T semaht. bab a,pifhen ben 100
M. tiefen paraeasn .unb bem Malb
Elm BON 8Gumen. Sfrdudyrn unb@ras
befreiter Ghubftreifen in elmer 8reite
bon 10 M. peraeiteIlt pirb.
Neu9albensIeben. - 9ier
feierte Mmtsseri6tsratb syronde iein
eplbenes DienitiubilGum. gu @bren
bes Subilars, Sem Sanbseri4tsprdiiz
bent petrena ben Notben Nbleroroen
3. &laHe NIT her gdhleife iiberreidte.
fanb ein Seitmabl itatt.
g honebed d. Syn Der Mn9ele>
genbett unieres glbbriidenbaues peilz
ten iiinait bret Mitalieber bes sroben
Glbbriidenbauausf1ufes, Der Rreis=
bauratb greubfelbt, Stabtratb arte
uno Stabtperoroneter 6ohlbein, in
Masheburg, um ssnformation iiber bic
auldHtae Stetgung unb 6Obe Der in
einem 1beile Der Glbitrabe auF5ufiib@
renben Mampe 2ur Bride ein5ubolen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

sx..- = a.. 1870, NJ tYilI \ difl 1T
DoN sns. 49,. ...s.rscri,r .ss;s m esis hifditbf
Ds.as.M ,,..,. u.s 'Ss.t 49, 4. r.k,,,sn n,1tj
AZ stl'e1 cs'''. 'sD'''s !. .s..: ss.;a sI
y loB ~. - a3ol 4 sanss aass ss 6asS ssS
lpiirber etnsn! l,ellgeN II sosis q. ~ 49, 8
Nsblfode dbgslgnlfIsn. u NaI .aut ~ .:. sia
pfloaenen Gr1tpuugsH W " lsgt .s;.4s,. s';.. s,
ter Ufan1 e'n s-I!ei D.s 0els9e:l,s.,s ee: MI
Ran,trss linton WarI'sI ans IN WI 4. s -. ssss
itetnbrunn rerpdllss DpsDsM. S1g.Ssss 49,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

beiipohnten. Der Subilar ipurbe aus
NnlaR Der 5hDnsn nnb feltentn Jeier
ben Seifen Der gbefs Der Jirn,a @ts
briiber ss1nede unb bes perlonals oer=
ielben burh @efhense unb Ghrunasn
mannigfahsr Mrt erfreut.
8rome. 5dtpere Gelnitter sinz
gen iiinsit in bieiiger 8ssenp Biz nah
5alsirebet Fin niebsr tinb rid)teten Be-
heutenbe Nerbecrineen in BEN GelDern
an. Sn Sobentrue fdlus Der Ylib in
Elm Qlrteiterbous bes Gaitpirtts 8aus
iened unb leste es in gtid,e. gluf pie@
len @ebDften itanO bas Wajlcr fubs
bed.
@0ttineea. 6ier peritarb
on 6ersihfae arf 0sb.arrs 3erraiie
sSuiti5ratb BDbmer ons 0erben; ber=
feibe foer Ieines leinenoen Gultanbes
ipsaen nuur @5ttinsen gttonmen. INN
fid bon Serrn profsfIor Gbitein un@
teriuden gu luien. Der 8rnber bes
10 idb aus hsm 2eben 8eihieoenen,
Oberit 80bmer pom 10. MrtilleriezRe=
aimsnt in 9onnoper. treilte ). 3. bier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

SO n. Der Rdiier bat bem
reniionirten Dber sSindn3rat6e us1D
Observation-Disclosures Martin Jiald
ben gitel eines 6ofrathes unb benz Bee
airfscommiif6r Or. paul syreiberrn n.
Sternhad in @paloto anlGBlih bet
ron linn mil eigener Qebensaefabr be-
ipirften Mettuna zines Menfhtn pom
Sooe bes Grtrintens fas gplbene Wers
oienftfreua nit Der GrDne berlieben.
Mgram. - Das Grefutip< gonliie
her coaIirten Oppoiition befnloB, ans
eeiihts Der biesidbriaen ueberfhpern<
lnungen i'm @ebiete her Sdpe, Drau
uno 8ulpa, burh tpelhe unsebIi9
erobe 2anbestbeile ppn 0ungerSnrtb
bebrobt iinb, an ben Qanbtags= prdfis
benten eine gtngabe tpesen iofortieer
Ginberlfuna bes la,1otdges 5u rimten.
9isber tpurbe bic Drinali4teit elmer
Jotbffanbs Mftipn ppn feiner @eite
beitdtist.
Rlagenfurt. 1. - Der M0rber
oes geridtsabiuntten 6allaba 1T nod
INNER nid3t' sefunben. Gin perhafteter
8ddersebiilfe aus sselbtirhen iprrbe
piecer freiselafsn. ba er nadspeislih
bur1 nieraehn Sage feinen Dienitort
niht perlaifen bate. 9ie bisberisen
grsebnife Der l1nteriubuna. bic Der
Biee=prdiibent bes biefisen 2anbesges
riates. Or. Greib, fiihrt. laHen ber
5uu INNER mDlteriDier eribeinen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21
Nohetsspuerts.

6ehinsen. 9ier ftarb unerz
tpartet febnel i'm SO. Sabre Der friibere
Better Der 1ofepothefe, priDatier
6ermann Berner. cine burh ieinen
bercen aher alifrihtigsn G5aralier BE-
liebts pcrfDrli1teit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21
Aa,:faHdSfe..

Bremen Rapt. Wurtmann,
feiner Dienftseit nod Der Gltete Rapie
tan beg Norbbsutfhen lopb, feierte
feinen 70. @eburtstag. Sn gedlen@
burg (6annober) geboren, ging ct nit
IA sSa6ren CUR See unb trat am /.
/. Mpril fura rlnh @riinhung bes Norb=
beutfden 2tobb als Rapitdn bes friiz
heren Dafnpfars rWDrtpGrts" in bic
Dienite ber genannten @efe0i1aft elm.
@pdter fiibrte Ct bic 2loDbbampfer
.Romet", ~9anfeat", rNolanb", go
reue" r6e6t4, rNaiube" unb befebligt
diiaenblidlib ben Galonbampfer
rNire". Der Qlopb iiberreihte benz SUI
bilar ein febr ber3ltd9es @liidnunih=
fhreiben nnb ein grDBeres Gbren=Ge=
fhenf.
Shneller dls man ertpartet hattie
iinb bic Differen3en ouf Der Mftienaez
fell1haft .Mefer' beigelegt tporben.
Die Direftipn bat bic bon ben gilen=
brebern beanitanbete Riinbiguna BON
bret Derbanbsmitgliebern 3uriidaeaoz
aen. porauf fih bic Musftdnbtsen be-
rtit ertldrten. bic Mrbeit fQrt3ufiibren.
Der s8rtrner Adnfobampfer r9an=
nenfelsA. Rapt. Mnerbolt. tpelder am
~. sSuni Don Raliutta nn1 6dmburg
abaing. lit einem 9elesramm 5ufolge
bon benz englif4en Danlpfer .Rintud1
nit aebrohener MelIe IN Colombo ein=
asf6ltppt iporben.
Qubed. Gum stpeiten Male
binnen tnrser 3eit III iiber ben 3oo=
logifhtn Garten, Gefenfaaft NIT eiz
ner beihrdnften Daftung, Der Rpniurs
htreineebtphen. DDS Gnbe mar Dorz
ous3ufebtr, nombem bic @efellfAaft es
ihon BOT einieen Modsn 10 melt bate
tpmmen lai5en niii5en, bab bns Sc
rihts tspoll3iebtramt ben l1ipen Dffentz
lid berfttigern ppltts. Die Nerfttiqe<
run1 pfrbe bamolS frsilia berbinoert.
aber cem Muin bat bos l1nterne6men
nun bod nisbt entgebn f1nnen. gum
Rpntursberipdlttr lit 6err Mthfanz
malt Dr. prieft ernunnt iporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

@erhtesgaben. Die aai=
lerin bat iettm Der bier 8cuernbur=
fdbtn. bic lie bon Der GistapelIe nad
ct. wartbolpmd brahten, einen mil
Brinontsn belebten Mbler aIss Rrapat-
tennabel unb Gelbseidente iiberreid.n
lnifen.
GrIangen. Mls prortftor Der
bieiiaen llnineriitdt fiir bas @tubien=
iabr 1899 bis 1900 tpurbe 6err proz
.feilor Or. 1ur. Ripp setpdblt.
Rempten. Baurat6 Wibz
mann. Der I'M Mabltreis aempten gum
Mbaeorbneten seipGblt ipurbe. 1T be-
bauerliher Meife fdper ertrantt.
Neaensbnrg. - Sine Miniitez
rialtommiFion 1T bier eingetroHen,
Inn an Srt unb Gteue nibere Beitim=
munaen iiber ben eenebmigten Neubau
ei1ics Central JuIti3gsbdlibes al trefs
fen. Wenn es iih erH0slihen lGRt,
ION nod i'm 9erbit nit ben Bauarbeis
ten beaonnen iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

l8 0sd nilobtr. 0em II Ser
Drudtrei Dts rAdnn. gouriers1 BE-
fMdftiaten Geters 6errn Mobleber. Ser
bot dAt 9a9tn iein 60i6briges Dez
rnfaiubtldiiul be9ing, ipurbt non Sen
GtIG Gdftstnbdber1 unb BEN YerfonoIe
eine neler perdnRdltei, bsr osld ann.
lntt1Ientot1 8. sdneds, heIye1 6pbn
= al plsestf "A, 6taatpr lSs,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-21

g iirifdbt. Sn einem Sl,nbes
ipa@ttn Muetnbtid fiel bas eirca 3ipei
ssdbre dltt Rinb BEE Dd9 dermei}erS
Molitcr n cine Rfuhlsrnbe ,inb ~
tram.
81 Mben bofen Il, Noboau.
1lNfeF olIbeli lisbttr 6<rr @iirgermeiiter
b Gahl0to RKdb 6et Nritie, iu<ls
er |on elt B aktsit nlit t,lnhiSef
aab bdl Z sn!si !! 4 ilein sxlls ll'
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
COPPER WIRE THIEVES.

J. II. Wharton, the manager of the
Butte Consolidated Railway company,
is suffering greatly from thieves during
the progress of the construction of the
Columbia Gardens line. He reported to-
day that several hundred pounds of cop
per wire had been %purloined since work
began. A few nights ago the thieves cut
the trolley wires n carried off about
300 pounds of it. The loose end of the
wire was left dangling over the Northern
Pacific track, a menace to the life of any
brakeman who might be on top of freight
trains.
The thieves even went so far as to re-
move the bond-wires on the Boulevard
line, stripping several hundred feet by
cutting the wires where they connected
the rails. An armed guard is now pa
trolling the line during the night, and
hereafter it will be bad for the unlucky
thief who is found committing any depre.
dations.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
ANACONDA LOCALS

A commission consisting of Judge
Woody of Missoula, E. Beach of Helena
and A. NJ. Walke of Anaconda, met here
today to make appointments between
Lewis and Clarke county and Deer
Lodge county. under an act passed by
the last legislature extending the bound
aries of Lewis and Clarke county n
making the boundaries of Deer Lodge
county conform ther?tSI The commits,
sion will inquire into the money -. GaA.-
in Deer Lodge county and also the real
estate n personal property q Fepru-
airy 2S n all other matters required by
the act of the legislature. The gross in
debtedness on that date was $264,9'4.6S,
and the money on hand $64. 564.39. The
commission will be in session three days.
The memorial exercises will be held at
the Margaret theater instead of Turner
hall. The members of the G. A. Il. are
asked 500 for the use of the theater but
Marcus Daily came to the front and or
dered that it be given to them for the
cost OF the janitor's work.
Gold filings. Lowest rates. Or. WiX.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
A BURGLARY

A saloon in the Scandal hall building.
on South Main street, of which Joseph
Snill is the proprietor, was broken into
whisky to the value of about $50 taken
away.
The burglars entered the saloon
through a rear door which offered but
slight resistance. They attempted to pry
open the till under the bar, but it was so
firmly fixed that they were unsuccessful
The burglary was reported to the po-
nee n a man named Roy Hastings was
arrested on suspicion, In his possession
was found a sealed bottle of whisky
Whlch Snill says was taken from his
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
Margins feldlrel on copper stocks: r. & NJ, $50; B
Con, $40; 6..a.e.1s III SINE PROPORTION.
Arbitration

London, May 25.-The correspondent
of the Daily News at The Hague says:
Sir Julian Pauncefote entertains the
hone that the conference will favor the
establishment of a permanent tribunal
for. arbitration and mediation. He says:
what is wanted is to secure prompt
and certain ways to international JUS
tice. This is the right way to ot.cour-
age the use of force and to further the
cause Of arbitration. The mere fact OF
the existence of such a tribunal would
exert a potent influence in behalf OF IN
~ternational justice"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
PERSONALS.

Major N. J. Isdell, the Pony merchant
INC mining man, is in the city today.
John H. Conrad, of the we'll known in
surance company of Voss, Conrad & 20.
of San Francisco, is visiting Butte to-
day.
John J.. Coleman returned today from
Park county, where he has been repre-.
senting the Thompson Investment COM
pany since last fall.
Captain and Mrs. r. E.. Fisk Of Hell
ena, who went to Salt Lake a few days
g to meet their. son., Sergeant Asa
Fisk, returned this morning. Sergeant
Fisk is en- route to Washington with four
insane soldiers from Manila, who will be
placed in the hospital there. He will re-
turn in a few weeks to Helena
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

f1ve hundred million is paid for labor.
American railroads are the greatest in the
world and our people enjoy cheaper and
better transportation than any other ma
ton. The passenger service, for example.
FURNISHED by the Milwaukee line between
81. raul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and
Chicago daily IS rot ~enualled in his or
any other country a.r,s the traveller gan
as eheaply on this splendid road as
~ other. The M;iwaukee's cc.e-
,r"taa p;o,,'>e Limited is the only per-
train III the .sorio.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
Wn", the wiz Broken.

San Francisco, May 2o.-fhomas Car
ter, the wealthy car builder who died on
August 2S, 1898. did not bequeath any of
his estate to William George Black or
Stephen S. Collins, his nephews. and they
have petitioned Judge TToutt to revoke
the probate of his will. They allege that
at the time the will was made Carter was
of unsound mind. and that Martin Car
ter. the decedent's brother and partner.
eercised undue influence over him while
he was weak in mind and body.
Gold fittings. Rinehart, dentist.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
LEYSON'S DISPLAY.

The thousands of spectators who gazed
with wondering eyes or the elegant dis
play of cut glass ware in the show win
dows of Leyson's jewelry store last even
ing were mores than delighted with the
effect produced. All who saw it agreed
in p~ronouncing it one of the most per-
feet sights ever seen in Butte. The tall
candelbra. with their lighted wax candles
contributed greatly to the effect pro-
duced by this beautiful display Of cut
glass.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

>~ reached Butte today that
1nformatio. Ill down q shaft at
Frank Harper A.. anu nlsd To-Day
Rochester yesterday not an EN-
from the fall. Harper was ~sne in
ploye of the mine. The deputy IL
spector has been notified.
The preliminary hearing in the case
of the state against A. j. schumacher,
charged with assault on DR.. Leo Hagen
Burger, will take place in Justice. a
rington's court next Thursday. The de-
PENDANT will be represented by Attorney
COtter.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

The dizziness in the market for coppcr
mining shares still continues. The QUOTA
tons today were: Boston & Montana
$3.50; Butte & Boston, $sSk; Parrot, SCI;
Utah Con, SAB; Anaconda, $5SA: Calumet,
$S45, Osceola, $s5k; Mohawk, $2SA; Tam
arack, 1925. The Boston Stock Exchange
will be closed next Monday and Tuesday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

place.. Hastings was suspected by l..
police of being the man who b~urglarized
the sleeping quarters Of the fire depart
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

The total operating expenses of all the
in the United States is about
$500, 000, 600 annually. OF this sum about
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

FIVE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS
TO LABOR.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Latest improvements for Turkish baths,
II N. Main.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

DR.. Rinehart pulls teeth, no pain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
THE P SHARES.

Gold filings. Lowest rates. Or. Wix.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

DR.. Rinehart. dentist. Hennessy block
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Gold fittings. Rinehart. dentist.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

MEMS PANTS-Of most select pants,
made of imported cheviots. plain and
fancy cassimeres, fine English worst
eds in an endless variety of patterns,
most stylishly cut and superbly tail
ored. worth $500 and $500 a pair. Fri
day and Saturday the price is $3.50
LADIES SAMPLE ~SHOES-3,0O0 pairs
extra grade shoes, lace or button, hand
turned and welt sOles, patent leather
and stock tips, all sizes, all widths.
The greatest shoe bargain of the de-
cade. Value $500 to $3.50 a pair. Fri
day and Saturday the price is ..... $1.95
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

MEMS SUITS-A line Of finely tailored
garments. made of pure wool cloths
and cut in the SWEETEST styles. among
them will be found doubie-pfeasteo
blue serge suits with silk faclngs, fancy
cheviot suits and extremely nobby light
worsted suits. Values $500 to Sls.oo.
Friday and Saturday the price 49,. $3.50
MEMS TAN SHOES-In lace and con-
gress. with cap toe. newest spring
shape. all sizes. Value va a pan. 10
Friday and Saturday the price is..$i.S'
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13

Otero and Prowers county farmers
and the Great Plains Storage com
pany. The attempt to elect chair
man was in chaos for time, but A.
E. Bent was finally chosen and serv-
ed in most acceptable manner in
the proceedings that followed
The first order was the appointing
of committee on credentials and
order of business. While this com
mittee was cut, the meeting went in
to committee of the whole and
every stockholder was given an op-
portunity to air his grievances and
register any kick he might have
against the board or superintendent.
There was very little complaint
made however, other than those reg
istered by the great friend of the
farmers, Time Check Henry, who
represented by proxy, small con
tingent, and occupied valuable time
in making petty charges against the
management, as well as airing his
vituperative spleen against several
individual stockholders.
A committee composed of q. w.
Seeley, X. E. Messenger and A. M.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13
The New opera House.

Through mistake during the
rush at time OF going to press last
week we omitted the following item
of news: The new opera house was
formally opened TO the public last
Thursday night. The Curtiss Come
dy Company being the first troupe
to appear. A good sized audience
was present, and jest before the
curtain rose, j. K. Doughty made a
short talk in regard to the house and
the purposes OF the owners and man
ager.
The play presented by the troupe
was "Polly and T. and all the parts
were well represented. The skirt
dance, by Miss Harrison, with the
beautiful effects produced by the
calcium light, was most pleasing to
the audience and was well worth the
price of admission. On Friday
night Master and Man." was pre-
sented, and while fairly well acted,
was not up to the standard set the
first night A couple of illustrated
songs by Miss Harrison. however,
reconciled the people. On Saturday
night rag time mix up was present
ed. and the skirt dance repeated.
Altogether the three nights Were
quite treat, and the opera house
was pronounced success. The
scenery was all painted by Gus Ra
,,;ar aud is vary we'll done Gus Is
quite an artist, and he will be able
to put on most any kind of scenery
required by any play. Lamarites
will surely appreciate the new opera
house, after doing without one for
so long time.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13
Meeting at Las Animas.

The meeting of stockholders of the
Fort Lyon Canal Company held at
Las Animas on Monday of this week
was largely attended. The proxy
vote was fully represented also,
There was clash from the start
between the factions. one composed
of Bent county stockholders. I. O..
Henry and the Burton Mulyane in
terests, and on the other side the
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13
Rabbit Day.

An enthusiastic meeting of the
Rabbit Day Association was held at
the Commercial Club rooms on last
Friday evening. There was large
attendance and all were favorable to
continuing the anual hunt as long
as the jack rabbits are as plentiful as
at present.
W. g. Gould was elected presi-
dent Of the association, and l.. Writ
Markham, secretary, and the follow
ing committees appointed to take
charge of the affair and see that it
is success as usual:
ExEcUTUR-J. It. Lawless, W. NJ.
WormIey, G. A, Franz, Geo. c. Max
we'll, C. A. Watson.
ARRASGEMENTsE f. c. Novels, Geo.
T. Feast, j. H Frisbie, n. n. Mclean,
Oscar Strain.
FINANCE y. c. Boyd, Fred Kelsey,
Frank ]. Holmes.
TRANSPORTATION L. Writ Mark
ham, a. f. Bent.
RECEPTION -. S. Hover, CRANKY
Hillyer, W. A. thinner, Fred Schmidt,
s. B. Faulkner.
All of these committees are now
at work and the inquiries being re-
ceived every day would indicate that
there are as many outsiders interest
ed as usual. The meeting decided
upon Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember 20 and u, as the date for
the hunt.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13

Lambright was selected to audit the
accounts of the company for the
year.
The real test of strength of the
factions came on accepting the re-
port of the committee on credentials
and after a long struggle, after all
We're nearly exhausted, the leaders
got together and selected the follow
ing as the board of directors for the
ensuing year: B. 3. Brown and G.
s. Blosser, for Prowers county, B. I.
McClave and w. G. Burke, for Bent
county, and J. B. O'Neil for Otero
county. This board was elected
with a whoop, amid great enthusiasm
and we believe it is satisfactory to all.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13

Nent Sunday at the Methodist
church, Rev. Knuckey will deliver
his fourth sermon on "The Isrmlites
in Egypt" His text will be "The
Plaques" Hymns. 1876, 161 and l.
057, In the evening the subject
will be "Cities of Refuge" Hymns
2S, l49 and 415. Everybody is in
vited to be present and participate in
the services.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-13

We have now on exhibition
Al our stere the largest
and finest line of