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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-12

Missoula, March 11.-Complaints have
been made to the health officer that car
cases of animals that die at the stock
yards are being dumped on the vacant
land west of the school section. There
has been considerable trouble over this
same matter heretofore and Marshal Bur
ger proposes to put stop to it at once.
Unless the nuisance is abated there will
be some arrests and conviction will be
certain If the matter is taken into the
courts. That portion of the town is thick
ly settled and it is criminal to expose the
residents to disease from these rotting
CarCaSseS
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Patterson Set Free.

Missoula. March 11.--PrOfessor Pat
terson spent last night in Jail and also
received his friends there mos of the
day. This afternoon he was taken be
fore Judge Hayes for preliminary
hearing and his case was set for Mon
day. Subsequently, however, upon rep
presentations made by Patterson's
friends, the county attorney moved for
dismissal of the case. The motto n
was granted by the court upon the con-
dltlon that Patterson pay the costs This
was done and the physical culture ex-
pert is once more free
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More Favorable,

Missoula. March 11.-Dr. Spottswood
and DR.. Hilmartel. who have been at
tending Curtis, the young son of Judge
Knowles. to-day report that his condition
is more favorable than it has been at any
time since he was first taken i'll. A few
days ago it was feared that his recovery
was not possible, as the dread disease
spinal meningitis, had taken such a firm
mold upon him. Constant attendance and
expert treatment, however. have con-
quered and the many friends of Judge
and Mrs. Knowles will rejoice with them
in the prospect of the recovery of their
OnlV SON
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10 AND 15-ACRE TRACTS, 2 MILES
from Missoula: well watered. fine gar
den and fruit land. Cobban & Dinsmore,
Missoula. Mont
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A BUSY SESSION,
A Large Amount of Routine Business in
the District Court


Missoula, March l1.-Judge Woody
had a busy session of the district court
to-day, being devoted to the transac-
ton of considera BILE business which
While Of a rOutnue nature, was of ut
most importance to the parties con-
cerned. Probate matters principally
were disposed of. many estates being
settled which have stood on the calen-
dar for some time. The following bust
ness was transacted, after which court
adjourned until Monday morning at 10
o'clock. and at which time, after set
Ting some legal matters of minor i'm
pOrtance, court will be adjourned for
the term:
Estate of Dougald Cameron, de-
ceased, notice to creditors ordered pub
lished.
Guardianship of P. ]. ]. Whitaker ct
al, minors sales of real estate hereto
fore approved and confirmed.
Estate of Columbia Burril. deceased
order authorizing sale of real estate at
either public or private sale. as shall be
deemed most beneficial.
Guardianship of Naimoi Tevis, a
minor, f. A. Winstanley. George F.
Brooks and H. o. Worden We're ap-
pointed appraisers. Order authorizing
sale of real estate at either private or
public sale, as shall be deemed most
| beneficial
ol L Teu SNDrdnt BUCK,
minor j. A. Landrum, e. T Baker
and S. Sedgwick We're appointed ap-
praisers. Petition for order of sale of
real estate set for hearing for Satur-
day.
Estate of j. f. Glenn, deceased, final
account approved and allowed as sat
tied and residue of property distributed
to Mary Glenn as sole legatee.
Estate of Charles Allard. deceased
petition of executors for partial dis
tribution of estate taken under advise
ment
Estate of Andrew o. Ledfors. de-
ceased, Henry O. Worden appointed
administrator with bonds fixed at
$500
Estate of Amos Chaf1in deceased
petition for distribution granted. Final
account approved as settled residue of
estate awarded to Lamar Chaffin and
administrator discharged and sureties
eXunerated.
Stillinger VS.. Pablo demurrer over
ruled and defendant given 10 days in
which to answer.
Missoula county VS.. Joseph Martin,
same order
Helm VS. Smith. demurrer argued and
submitted and taken under advise
mtnt,
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Republican Primaries.

Missoula. March 1.-THE republican
central committee held a meeting to-
night and made a call for primaries for
the city election. They will be held Sat
urday, March %, from to / p. m. The
convention will be held March % at s
p. m, The opportionment of delegates is
as follows:
First ward, TO- Second ward 9; Third
ward, 10; Fourth ward. 10. There are
three prominent candidates for the
mayoralty nomination, Mayor Webster.
Joseph NJ. Dixon and Senator Worden
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED COMPLETE,
o-roomed brick house; water. electric
light. 2O3 w. Porphyry ST, Butte.
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Missoula, March 11.-Church services
will be held in Missoula tomorrow as
follows:
Baptist church-Preaching at II a. m
and 80 p. m: Sunday school at 12:l5
p. m: Junior Union at p. M; Young
peoples meeting at 6:45 p. m. F. J.
SALESMAN, pastor.
Presbyterian church-Preaching ar II
a. m: sunday school at 12I5; Junior
Y. p. S. c. L. at p. m: Senior Y. P
S. c. f. at 6:45 p. m; evening sermon
at 100. A cordial invitation is intend
ed to all who may desire to Wnrship
with us. Walter Hays, pastor
Preaching in the Congregational
church Sunday morning at II O'clock;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-12

Missoula, March 1.-THE Standard Of
flee has received from G. E. Boos samples
of the Mssoula postal card that he has
invented and is manufacturing. He has
two sets at present. One bears excellent
cuts of the business blocks in town and
the other is illustrated with views of the
residence portion of the city and a birds
eye view of Higgins avenue. One of the
interesting cuts is the view of the first
house built at He'll Gate. In front OF the
house stands Judge Woody, who occupied
the building in early days. The cards are
ingenious and are well executed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-12

Missoula. March 1.-Mssoua people
were interested to-day i'll The Standards
Cheyenne special regarding the investi-
cation of the methods of the purchasing
board that equipped the Rough Riders
with horses. The officers who bought the
mounts for troop + conducted their work
here in an honorable manner. and if they
made a few mistakes, there was no sus-
ptcion of jobbery, nor were the personal
habits of the officers open to criticism.
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County Records.

Missoula, March 1.-THE following
documents We're filed to-day with the
county recorder:
Report of cattle slaughtered in Feb
ruary, Mrs. NJ. +. itamel, Frenchtown
atfiant- ~ head.
appointment and bond of George H.
Brown justice of the peace, Nine Mile
township, bond 5000; c. H. Mcleod
and Tyler B. THOMPSON sureties.
Report of cattIe slaughtered in Feb
ruary by Fritz HOFFMAN & Co., 40
head.
A. H. Arnett to otto Seigel, lease of
ice pond and premises on Rattlesnake
for a term of five years: consideration,
$500
There We're othe! valuable consider
a ions
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FOR SALE-ONE FREIGHT ELEvA-
tor. NJ. j. Fitzpatrick, Anaconda, Mont
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern conveniences. Inquire 335 N.
Jackson street, Butte.
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MlSSOULA NOTES.

Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office
Agent Smead and Trader Dow of
Flathead Indian reservation returned
nome to-day after a business visit to
Missoula
Clerk Sloan issued to-day a license
authorizing the marriage of Gust Swan
son and Sadie +. Mcdonald. The con-
1factlng parties are residents of Flor
ence, where the parties are to be mar
Iled and where they will continue to
reside in the future
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Railroad Talk.

Missoula, March 11.-RailrOad talk
was revived to-day by the announce
ment that party of surveyors had ar
rivel at Lolo Hot Springs from the
other side of the range. returning to
their camp on the Clearwater after
making some purchases. While they
came only for supplies their close proX-
unity to the springs indicated that they
must be operating near the pass which
either the Northern Pacific or the O.,
X. K n. propose utilizing on their way
east
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FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOMF FLAT; ALL
conveniences. Corner Jackson and Cop
per SITS. Butte.
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Missoula, March 1.-THE street depart
ment has been having trouble with the
sewers The frost has penetrated TO a
great depth in the city streets and ON
East Front street the sewer is frozen SOL
i'd, The steamer was taken ont by the fire
department this afternoon to thaw out
the plugged pipe.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-1S-ROOM LODG-
ing house; good location. Houck &
Duane, 1919 E. Commercial ave-, Ana
couda,
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The Woodmen of the World will give
green domino party on St. Patricks
night, March Il, in Union hall. 1t will
be novel entertainment and the only
one ever given in Missoula The best
of music will be provided and it will be
the srandest event of the season. Don't
forget the date and don't forget the
color
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San Francisco March 1l-Spring woods
Nevada. 10M12lac: Eastern Oregon, 1o@12c;
valley Oregon, 15allr, Fa.l wools-North-
ern mountain lambs. m10c mountain, "a
Sc; San Joaquin plains, care; Humboldt
and Mendocino, 9dlIc
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


MISSOULA AND BITTER ROOT VAL
ley Lands
s700-160 acres. miles from Missoula ::
good title; on main road. near school and
depot; comfortable buildings good fruit
and hay land.
'$1,200-A home in Mssoua, a block, IS
bearing fruit trees, all kinds small fruit,
neat broom cottage with bath. near uni
versity: immediate possession.
Write for list of farm and fruit lands
George d. Brooks Real Estate, Mis-
Sbula.
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FOR RENT-FOUR-ROOM BRICK
house. corner Birch and Front, fur
nished unfurnished. or furniture for
sale. INQUIRE 7O6 Oak street. Anaconda
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Tapestry carpets reduced from 81 to
s. cents yard at Fitzgerald's this week


Missoula. March Hillary W. Thomp-
son is the latest victim of the humps He
has not consulted Il physician yet but he
is certain that he has the numps and in
tends TO take the Christian Science treat
ment.
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Dr. Hanbidge, specialist for dis
eases of the eyes ear, nose and throat.
and of the fitting of glasses, will be at
the Florence hotel Monday and Tues
day, March IS and IA.
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LOST.
CHIROPODIST.


CHlROPODIST AND MANICURING
Tor ladies or gentlemen. Mrs. N. Born
holdt, formerly of New York, has opened
her parlors with Madam Riley at room
% Bee Hive blk. Butte. Office hours 10
a. m. to ) .. m.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
30 South Idaho. Butte.
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The Florence-L. LieberNan, San
Francisco; ID. Collins, ]. p. Adair. w.
F, Griffin. NJ. karpen, Chicago, j. H.
Goldman, San Francisco; Joseph Allard
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Since l.. N. Simons papered and paint
ed my parlOrs the friends that | don't
want to call don't feel at home when
they visit me.
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You'll need one soon, better look
them over now.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-12

WANTED-lO MEN FOR PICK AND
shovel work, men for rough carpenter
work, ST. Paul Employment Office. IT W.
Granite. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-12

FOR SALE-HAY. GRAIN AND FRUIT
farms in the Bitter Root valley For
particulars address Ravalli County Alb
stract Co.. Hamilton Mont.
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WANTED-sITUATIONs.


BY EXPERIENCED
dressmaker to do sewing in families or
with dressmaker. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Address p. O. Box 1924. Butte.
WANTED-POsITION. PANTRY MAN.
12S West Granite, Butte.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF 3 ROOMS.
house for rent: modern conveniences:
will show house Sunday. Apply at 5S3 w.
Silver. Butte.
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MODERN S1X-ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent, furnished. Inquire of ]. 8. Wathey
at Street railway office. Butte, from to
and to 8 .. M
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Velvet carpets reduced from 81 35 to
IS cents for this week only, at Fitz-
gerald'S
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office of the Standard 10
n 2l3 Higgins avenue. opposite Postoffce Mis-.
soula- Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
fsrpished on application.
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FOL. RENT-3-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Rear 2l3 e. Park, Anaconda.
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wANTEn-AcENrs


AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR NEW
gasoline gas lamp; talks and sells itself.
DIE profits. Brilliant Gas Lamp Co., As
Clark st. Chicago.
AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS
SON. the greatest agents seller ever
produced; every user of pen and ink
buys 1t on sight: 200 to 500 per cent profit.
one agents sales amounted to $500 in six
days; another 1872 in two hours Monroe
Mfg. Co. X, 81 La Crosse, Wis
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE WITH
water and stable. Inquire 40 E. Park
Butte.
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Observation-Disclosures.

W ANTED-BYEOUPL LARGE, NEAT
~ furnished room or housekeeping
rooms in best neighborhood. Address c.
F. l., Standard Butte.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-EXPERTW AISTMAKER,AT
once. NJ. ]. Cornell company. Butte
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MINING STOCKS-A FEW THOUSAND
shares of gold mining company
in Republic" Washington, at cents a
share. Call and investigate. Conroy &
Co., 81 E. Park ST.. Butte
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TO RENT
4-room cottage with stoves
4-room cottage; bath, electric light and
stoves.
Brick, : rooms; bath, electric light. range
and heaters. Fl. j. BLUME.
IS w. Park Butte.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE,
keeping rooms. % N Atlantic, near
mines. Butte.
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WANTED-100 HEAD OF HEAVY
work horses from 3 to years old;
weight about 1.4OO pounds; all horses will
be purchased either under a guarantee or
one weeks trial. For further particulars
apply to Godfrey LavelIe. St. Regis,
Mont, st. Regis Lumber company
WANTED - SECCE D-HAND GOODS:
also do storage business. George Oechs.
H. 1924 W. Park ST.. Butte
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeepng. 40 e Park Butte
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03

be not only an injustice, but a wrong
which would result in disaster, and the
members of the legislature should think
several times before becoming parties to
any such transaction.
In the passage of the bill there is
nothing to be gained. but much to be
lost. There may be a few reputable
physicians in the territory who would
like to see the bill become law, but the
great majority of the medical profession
who thoroughly understand conditions
in New Mexico and who are actuated by
motives of humanity, are opposed to
the measure. for the reason that estop-
page of the sale of proprietary medi-
cines would result in a great increase of
the death rate among the people of the
territory.
The New Mexican believes that the
members of the legislature. when they
thoroughly understand the effect of the
bill, if it were passed. will place their
seal of approval upon it by promptly
sending it to the limbo of uncalled for
and pernicious bills.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03
A Pernicious Measure.

The bill now before the legislature
which has for its object the compelling
of manufacturers of proprietary medi-
cines to publish upon the wrappers or
packages enclosing the compounds the
formula of the contents, may have been
introduced with the best of intentions,
but it Is a measure which should be al
lowed to die in the committee room.
A large proportion of the medicines
sold as patent, or proprietary, are the
results of years OF study and experiment
and have become as standard and nee
essary In the treatment of diseases as
the drugs used by practicing physicians,
and any attempt to compel the makers
of such compounds to divulge the secret
composition will only result in the with
drawal of all such from sale in the terri
tory. In the remote regions of New
Mexico the people are almost entirely
without medical assistance and are de-
pendent upon the medicines which are
sold at the village stores for relief from
sickness. To take any action which
would deprive the sick of the little settle
ments and ranches far distant from rail-
roads and doctors of such medicines would
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03

The railway postal clerks are looking
to the government for better treatment
especially in the way of adequate pay
for services rendered. They claim tha1
the standard of efficiency in the service
is being constantly raised through the
efforts of the employees, and additions
duties and responsibilities have been i'm.
posed upon them without increase in
compensation, until they are today, the
poorest paid of all the various classes OF
government employees in proportion te
the amount of service rendered. 1t is
further stated that in other departments
OF the government service. the daily
period of labor required of each person
is fixed by law. and overtime is allowed;
while with railway mail clerks, there is
no limit to the consecutive number of
hours they are required to work without
relief or rest; the average length OF
runs and amount of mail handled are
double what they were is years ago
when the present classification was es-
tablished. This demand of the clerks is
only fair. and such pressure is being
brought to bear upon congressman that
the men have just hopes of much needed
relief in the not distant future.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03

Senator German thought no doubt he
had played his trump card, when he
found himself successful in forcing upon
an unwilling congress his limitation of
the increased size of the army to July
l., 1901. But the president will not
have to wait longer than the convening
of the seth congress when a new army
reorganization bill a be introduced
and the military needs of the country
properly attended to. Senator German
may be a great man and all that sort of
thing, but if he dreams that he a tie
up the country to certain lines of legis-
lation permanently. and force his ideas
down the fauceS of the next congress,
he will find himself a much mistaken
man. The size of the country and its
needs demand a much larger permanent
military establishment than in the early
70s, especially in view of the permanent
enlargement of its domain, and this
Democratic opposition is as senseless as
many other policies that erratic party
has stumbled into and fallen fat over
since it's birth in the earlier years of the
republic.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03

The German minister of foreign affairs
showed a fine stroke of diplomacy in de-
Gliding to send the German warships
away from Manila. and securing the
consent of the United States government
to protect German people and property
in the PHILIPPINES. This step has at
once removed all likelihood of any con
fict between the German and American
fl Gets, and war between the countries.
and it has left the care of German in
~terests to the United States while the
German war vessels are thus left at
liberty to go off on pressing business
| along the Chinese coast. These rumorS
and stories from Manila and Hongkong
about fights past or impending between
| Dewey and Diedrichs have become very
monotonous to both countries, the latest
| warn to reach the Berlin foreign Office
being that Dewey had destroyed and
sunk two German men-of-war. The
| constant excitement was unh ealthy.
politically and otherwise, and il was a
good move to stop the whole bust
| ness.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03
5 r~easSuring.

Filipino geography is something the
American mind in general has had
misty ideas about, and a little eyplana-
ton may come in convenient. There
are nearly 1900 islands in the Philli
pines, divided into six groups. OF these,
four groups are in a north and south
line. The total area is estimated at
144,o00 square miles, or about 1000
more square miles than in New Mexico.
But of the great group there are only
nine which have an area of over 1000
square miles each. These are. Luzon, 40
Ss5 square miles: Mindanao. 1886: Neg
ros, 1910: Panay, 4.633; Palawan, i,576:
Samar, 4,367; Mindoro, 3.934; Leyte.
2,7l6; Cebu, 2,413: Boho!. 1896: Masbate,
1,2ll. Luzon is the size of Ohio, Min
danao the size of Indiana. Negros of
Connecticut: and Cebue is Il trille larger
than the state of Delaware. The is
lands extend 1,2O0 miles north and
south, and Manila is half way around
the globe from Puerto Rico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03

According to the dispatches. it seems
that General Rios who commanded the
Spanish troops in the Philippines when
Manila surrendered, and has since been
a prisoner on parole, has been taking
advantage of the %leniency shown him by
cabling lying reports on the Philippine
situation to Madrid. These reports find
their way into the Madrid papers, and
have a disturbing effect on European
sentiment towards this country. 1t
might be a good move to shut off the
festive caballero. and no longer give
him the privilege of what is practically
a violation of his parole.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-03-03

Under the revenue bill, which has be-
come a law. the Office of assessor will be
more laborious and with much more res
possibility attached to it. The assembly
raised the fees of the assessors from 2 to
4 per cent. This will not be grudged
this class of officials, if they will do their
duty fearlessly and as the new law
directs. The laborer is worthy of his
hire. Should there be found assessors
who are d~erelict or incompetent or
vicious, they should be promptly re-
moved, as the new law contemplates.