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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Approved Township Flats.

Approved Township Plats.
 Department Of the Interior,
 United States Land Office.
 Prescott, Arizona. March 21, lsg9. Notice IS hereby given that approved plate of the follOWing townships have been received at this ofsice viz:
 Township North Range, 6 West, and Township IS North Range West. The plats of the survey will be officially nled m this office on Tuesday, May 2, ISg9. and on and after that day Ve will be pre- pared to receive applications for the e try of lands in such townships.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, IT,.
 - Register. J. c. MARTIN, Receiver. First publication, March 9, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Mine WarlnlgNOtn

Nc ties is hereby gwen tAst tka 1,surz ss ths ftCroakr ln Crook = eoursg. Arinuna. and that ttes usfi -.
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 B. k. WOOD Frpasets. ArlHoua. guiy 8. lsls
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

Notice is hsgsty given that the F,- spoW floUeE and Golden beh -,. claims, located in walker nainine = aEspai cuunty, Arizona. are helss, - under hS ud and ie4se, and that arlfk., |. owners e the same nor the ulne~ -l named N..l h.s respcnsible for auv Y, lzpzoyenf Or sceiceuts on thrns.
 fGkD Z0hkL
 N. l.. GRIFFTx Prescott. July S. ls9S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Mining Application No. Al
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. ! Prescott, Arizona. March 2s. A. b, izi 1

UNITED NIAIES LAND OFFICEs {
 Prescott, Arizona. March 2s. A. D.. isi 1
 Notice is hereby given that the Gol3ss "a Mining Co. by c Hernndon attorney z Nhslee post othee address "a Prescott. 4riEs lAs this day nled his application for pazI for 726 linear feet ns the COtfonwood Nil q with surfAce ground 50 [. et in width sun' ID White Picach mining district. C,nnr MAIicop1 and Territory Of ArizOns. and saI nAtt,d ay C field notes and officiA plat us [ toWl1ship n, range 2 =. of c and s K nIsriEE to-vit.
 Beginning at D corner of claim, issu6s E1th D VI corner of location a pine post Q inches by ft high set IS inches in ground. sE roun ded by mon of stones. post naEksdo 2 1-ls4S. hed PicachO brs n S deg about O hhire Plcaehn not viaibis bes bss sboaf deg about miles. Triiby mine l,rs abo1t a1 aeg v aboEt miles. c L M no Is45 HPh. ors D s4 deg l5 min V elO ft; thence . e ~ mn E 10 ft Co cor no q thence 8 q dag sa 1l. Oo ft Co cor Do 2; thence e deg a min q 70 Cor DO {; th nee Q q deg 90 mn 90 ff Co q DO l. the place of bsginnlng Euryey Of grtE1H boundAries.
 AAsDetie variations "a deg s5 min c. e0at.i' , acrtss.
 The loc4iion Of this mine is recorded in ,hs . eorder,s Othce of GAricop4 county, ArisouA pages I06-lg7, of beck af mines,
 The ao3otning claimants are. No sd.olsH' AnJ and all persons claiming adversely a' portion of ssid Cottonwood min sits or sarin. gruund are required to file their EdFerss es1 slth the register of the United StAees LA1 Othce at Prescott, ArizOua- in the [ Ss1q q favapai. and Territory cf Ari1onA. dnring 4 Slli bB barred by virtue of fhe provisions Of 1 statute.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. Ragikz. firsr pnblieAtiOn March q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

Notice IS hereby given that the u.s. signed isovller of the Bordeaux lni.s 7 oSted in Big Bug mining disfrict an'3 |. not be responsible fot any debts eo1t-.s for labor or otherwise against a,d r',.. claim for paTtles Woi king the sa..e--- lease, bond or otherwise. FEED t--.
 Prescott, AriE., April I7, ls99.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,

Notice is hereby given thst the foIlovins named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before Register and viz: LOnnie BristOW, of Camp Verde, for the Iot l, Sec. 24. and lot Sec. lS. .TWpitH., ,RlE. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of sAid land viz:
 4. 3. Hutcheson. ", F. Hutcheson, Lee NahAn and James ID. Price, all of Camp Verde Arizona
 FREDERICK A. TBITLE, JR,,
 Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
IF. J. CHENEY & Co, N-e TolaIo nk.o
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Halls Family Pills are the best.
PROCLAMATION OF REWARD

Territory of Arizona,l
 Executive Department.( To all to whom these presentI
 shall come, greeting:
 Whereas official information has been received by the executive that William Segna, a citizen of the county of Yavapai. territory of Ari zona, residing at Weaver, was on the 20th day of November, 1898, murdered by some person or persons unknown; and
 Whereas, the sheriff of aaid Yava- pal county and his deputies have made diligent search for the perpe trstors of said crime without sue cess;
 Now therefore. 1, N. O. Murphy, governor of the Territory of ArIzona, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested, do hereby offer three hundred $500 reward for the arrest and detention in any jail of this ter ritory and evidence sufficient to con- vict the person or persons of the crime of killing said William Segna. In testimony whereof, have here unto set my hand and caused the great seal of the territory to be lereunto affixed, at Phenix, the ,apital, thIs eighteenth day of March, A D. 1899. lsEAL N. O. MURPHY, By the Governor:
 CHAs. H. AYERS,
 20 Secretary of the territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

No sn is hereby gwen that fha ,-. s.gEed is CB. salf owner of the Past7..- Nagllante ana N~S Era mines, b.os'-S blg Bug Mining DisSIict, favspai C.-~ ArizoliA, and vlil not be resprnrlk,. !. 4uy debt, Or laboF1 contracted ak sin-s {. aiming claims by any person, 0r -
 AkS, IDA c. HAKIT Prescott, Arizona. Sept. e6. 1ss.
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Mining Application No. 4rz
United states Land Onca.

1AAeG4 DAdAct LAAll OEuce.
 fresoots, Arizona, February g, Iss, {
 Notice is hereby given that Jo.sub De. erty and John V Dougherty Whoss Pc. air.' As Prescott. Arizona. have made apalioufiun pstent tor the ouartstts lode, mineral I- yey No. lssl, covering 10 fsst ia a nor1a \. terty and soo feef in a south Westsrly direc| tron the dtseovery shaft No l, situate in n nut drs'Fs mining district. laFapai countr. t tona, and desCrluad iu tns offlcial ulaf an4 t. notes On tle In this office. as follOss, ViEz
 Beginning ct cor No. l. which is tAs Nd q. l2er of claim, being also cor No q Founr. survey No 56z. c A M No. hrs \ Q ,7s- mn . IFS, feet Thence 6 deg % min 4 I iset Co cur No 2. Thence a deg is min a Leet Co GOT No 2. hence \ S csg % mia q Feet tO GOT No. (. Thence S Q deg IS ma E { feet to cor No. I. the placa or bseinnlne. l. seln 10 porphyry, cArrying gold, silFer E1d q, Fer, and extends the entire length of tte el.. e sEtendinE 70 feet In NE and 760 fsst in ! dnectlon From discovery shAft No. i corfsir,- 1l14l acres Variation l4 deg E, and H:nr | 0roximHtely in township II N of kAngsl E, and h k- meridian.
 The location of this mine is recorded h S rtcOrder's otaoe of favapAi county. Arisas. { p'sses z-s and 20. book ss of minss-
 Adjoining claimants are on the NE A s, Fountain. survey No. 762 on the south A A told spAr and kalrpiay, Zonis Copper ta tsSniy claimant No other adjoining clzza .
 Il persons holding advsrse el.ins sh.,ss~ re7uirod to present the same before fhis a sithln sixty days from the frst day Of pak18 -l0n hereof, or they Sili be bzrrsd by Eifta -h3 provisions of the statute
 EhEDEhlCh A. IhITLE JR. Razis,a 2. h JACkS, Attorney for Claimants Eirst publieaii0nkebruaEy @. Isse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
Secretary of the territory.

For frost: bites, burns, inddleut sores, eczema, skin disease, and es- Pecially piles, De Wits Witch Hazel Salve stands first and best. Look out for dishonest people who try to initiate and counterfeit it. It's their endorsement of a good article. Worthless goods are not initiated. Get De Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Brislev Drug Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

NotioC Is hereby given that tks a rrisi mine, located in Iigsr dlstriet {. pal county. Arl9ona, is being work.s der bond and lease, and that nsifhs, -s owners thereof nor the mine ahovs ,,-. SIl be rcsp0n able for any labor. ;..-, ments or acclds nts which michs o---- or m the said mine. JEl. N. Ro.lsr1 Sohanne kodenbOrg, Jchn Raihle-
 Prescott, fsb. 70. lSs,9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

Aotea 1z hcrtby gwen that ths slEnsa ls owner of the fresadsnt rs.'- e4tea in v HsiDni Grove mining dlssri-1 :. SlA noi hs rssI,lzlsii,ie foE ==y dah.11 |. trscie1 fef izfnor af othcrHlse aeai..l - mining clAlsn " parties s0rkinR shs
 NA. JAcESs Prescott, AFiE.. Feb 2, lsS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

Prescott Arizona, April :, is9e To Mrs A. Harrington or her hssrs or assignss lg1 2 hereby notified That have during Inc yeArf s e1psnoed one hundred dollars in laSSf gs the ioL owing named mining claim VII
 tonNo d, located in hAssayampa ni17 alstrlct, fayGpai countl. Ari10nA- Notice q ? osaoo of said COttonwo d mining clam e Sor1ed n book S5 of Minss. page l6s. rscsriz IsFapat county, Arizona tTerritOry. c1' LAt,or as performed in order to hold sad chs under ne provisions Of section 2szi 5f L1f z tlsed Statutes of the United States and . -.le lents thereto, concerning EnnnA ise- upon mining claims it being the amount re<I41 71 Tsl 70 mold sad claims fO= the period sna.- bscemSer thirty-6rst. fsse shs sA oI Soe hundred dollars being expended on . sAid toftonEood claim for the year i- And II within ninety f9G) days after fbe pusE cAtlon hereof, y0u fail or refuse tO consri5.. ,@oeI @ Pruporuon Of said expenditure as co-gHs- .Our interest ID ghe ss i'd mining claim, Wll T lo ne th's pr, psrty uf the subscriber. yo1r =
 asI. srno has made the required exps1eli1r og the terms of said section.
 ARs. I. L, sWIGEzf
 fl-st Publication. Aprgl. :, 1898.
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LenerLis,.

The following is a list of letters remainingin the Prescott postoffice for the week ending April 17.
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TO
 CREDITORS
E.sa.e of TaunAs H. Lueas. Dees..ed

Estate of IHOMAs n. LUcAS. Deceased NOT CE is hacseE giFsa hy tha aadsfs susd ~ sE~cater ef the a-tsla af Thsmas h ilacas iaesases ,a ths credltors o' and tli peFseas har- ias es-zs- AsAizsl JA- cad deosAs-a. Co sxlls5ig raeaa. wish sae nscossary vouehers, Wlfhin tes mozias after Bret pablioasioa of this D. tics s0ths ssi4 sEee itor Prescott. AriEuaA. she sans beizs the plAoe foe shs trAzsactiot. os tas hssiaess o2 cad estate. ia sai4 ooansy of f2yApAi.
 A. c. BURMTSTER.
 KIeestaf of the Es,ats Of Ikos- h. Laess.
 Dscessea
 Daied th,- sth day af April, issa fI-s. pub cstis.n. April @. isss. thit
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TO
 CREDITORS

To an Creditors of c. W. Smiib. Ss the late Receiver of the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad Company Yoz zrs hereby sssif~a tasi gsa Haa.t ez or Aafo-eths fss1s y-tAird aAs ef tselahsr, Asas eie wiiA tAs un1srs gn-s. Clark et ths iliSrtisl Caurt ef tas ssc0za Judicial pistfiss, Ia tAs Tsrriiury oi Nos MsHica, fas sas hosriiss Ssa trAl sf esasss arising sa3-s tAs lass kHd ssnsEi- tat.oa e Jas Unissa slAtes. AHy Aa1 kl clans uhiuA ysss .sr aag Of yea aAy Asc- Azaiast tbs l..s rea-ives q. W. SaITd. As Eeosissf si tss AtlA1sic A P.ciae k,ilreaa CszuNay
 Clzlzs nal - fad sitAis sNi4 tins sill hs forever hNr7vt.
 Lhis Esitzs is pahlishsd undsr fhs erisg ef cad csaFt tz tAs sNzs os ths Uaitsa Srsgss Trast Coanpaay =. Atlantic Rseise ksilread can- EAay st a. aa tas IsSa dsy of nsoszssr. lss2
 HARRY e. 0NEN.
 ClsTf of tha Dsstrict Cosrs of the sseo1d
 Jadcisl Disiricl. ssT ths rsrsitarY ei Ass
 Mexico, sistinS fos ths heArizs and triai
 of eEasss Grisins nsasr the tszstiiEiiaa
 su4 LaSs of ths CEl-sd Ssa1sz.
 FiEst psblieati0a. April a Eses n7t
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IIrlt pahlie.tiaa March ls.

IHOmestead Entry is7s NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 tfresoott. AfizonA, March e 1898. Notice is hereby given that the foilovius, named ssttler hAs hled notice of bis intention @ make final proof in snpPOrt af his claim NnC. thAs sald proof ssll oe made before the Register and Receiver at PrescOtt Arizona on sStnrslny May Q. lsae, via Charles H. BenDett Home stead kntry ls5a, for the A of SN L NEk of sW \, sH k of sEk. of seo 22. twp is sNR2W. He names the tOlloving witnesses to prove his said iRHe. viz
 Wn- N. keily, J. q. Kelly. James MoIindsn. A. JE Head, all Of Prescott AriEenA.
 fhkpf RICK 4. TRiTLE. JR.. Register. first publication March Q. islf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

"DllinE srstlun
 Tbrough ticket ta all poiats ia the United stztss. Canada and MaHicn.
 CoSSECTIoNs- Jerome gnnctioo with c. V. q P. k Cor JsruEss; ?. G E. Junctiau Eith P. & T. K R. for Huron and Mayer: MAyeg With s,Nes Co trUNn King and other mining polBts- Prescott with stAge lines for all ute prlnClpAl mining czmp<. Con gress Junction rifh stAsge hne~ for Con gress. HsrQnA HAlA. Stanton and iErueil. Huf springs JuHctiuE with the C. e HSA Al Go Tor tHstie OrFek hut Sprinss. tsa Ail-yeAr -roGnd health res6rf, PhsniK With the M P A \. K V. k K. R for points on the s. D. system-
 M MURPHY WELLS
 Rresk. Gen Mar. Asst sen MEr
 Prescott, AriEoaA. Prescott. Arirona GEO M- SARGENT,
 6ensrsl 2. & ?. At.
 Prescott. AriHnna
 W. S. GoLDsWoHTHH, City Ticket Agent,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LABd ofhoe si Prssoott. AriE.
 aa March i3. IsQa Notice is hereby given bat the followius named settler kAs hle1 netics of his intrnti 5E to make hnal proof ih sappUrt of his claim. and that said proof Niil be made he ore the kezisiaF ana tleoelEer At Prescott, ArtEuna, on frsday April is, lsss, ViE Ara Ann Alie1 widow oi James Allen, deoeAsed. HunestaAd eutry No liZa Tor the ; n of NV k sW A NE A Sna NV k sE = of Sec. g. Twp lskaE
 ne nsflies ths following Eitnesses Co prove hls cotilnn91s reeldence upo1. and cuitiFAIi6n of. said land, via.
 W. LAne, JohE.D. Gy sr. Alonzo Masun. b, E Duulals. all of IornxilAe, Agiznna.
 FkkDERiCk A. ThITLE. Jr. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
H. E. No. f005. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Oaoe at Prescott. ArisonA ]

Land 0fscs at Prescott. ArisonA-.
 April 5, Isa9. ' -,.',,,. nolloe ls hereby given that the foIs0~tl make hnAl proof in supnort of si- chin Irf . s1io ts proof VII oe made before the HegssE NJ xf-1 ,s sh-sseiEer st Prescott Arizona, s,,.-l y L1S ioss; ,s Elz: Thomas R. King, Honsl>> -'o' i'Oa. Tor the sHaS Sec {, T IS 10 V He names the foIlou-in, -. .o rrae 1-,s eont5nnous rssidencs upon snd cuifiEsrs Of, said land. viz. S'--' A-I S---- Ssa.5s- Ssa,s- K Ashley. of Prescott. Arizona. 1 = f- Asal-y- of Prescott Arizona Jack Nelson, of Jerome J1ncti-5 I-izoua. o7'i s7 hlTaeii. of Jerome Juncsion, Arizo1t
 FREDERICK A. TRlTLE JB- Registsrs LGst publication, May n. isqa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19
THE CITY AND COUNTY
Hewsy Notes of Prescott and the Sur.
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

-,, ID curing tfle clase Ot ols- bases ana wil guarantee you permanent cure at mOdereee cost. He has cured thoussnds who thought their eases hopeless. Al lesters private Write for question blank. Consultation free. Medicines sent free from observation.
 Cock TiedicalCo I63s Curtis St. Denver .cOI.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

Hen suffering from egI ef- fleets of youthful indiscrp- tions, syphilis, gunoFrhna, gseet, strictura sexual
 weakness, vsFicocele, nn- natural discharges, lost vitality, failing memorT, undtness to mary blood, skin, kidney or private die eases, are speedily cured. Dk COOK has spent 70 years Of persistent study and experience in his own practice and among the largest Eastern hospitals in rffra-0 frra .faaa rsF r1fa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

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Private and Chronic Diseases of1Ien

q. U. MAkIIh, Receiver.
 First publication, March 22, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-04-19

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-25
GENERAL CORBlN'S REPLY.
A Statement From the War Department
Regarding the Occur d'Aienes.

The Mill & Smeltermen's union of this
city received yesterday the following
answer to a protest they sent to the
president In regard to the presence of
troops in the Couer d'Alenes:
WAR Department. Adjutant Gener-
alN office, Washington. Aug. IL, 1889.
Mill e. Smeltermen's union No. "a,
Butte, Mont: Sir.-Your telegram to
the president has been referred to this
office, and / am instructed by the secre-
tary of war to inform you that the
presence of troops in Shoshone county,
Idaho, is due to the request of the
governor of your state, who made re-
QUESTION for same under warrant of
law. April 30, 1899, as follows: The
legislature not being in session, and it
not being possible to convene it, l do
hereby apply to the president IT the
United States to call forth the mill
tary forces of the United States to
suppress instruction in Shosnone coun-
ty, state of Idaho. This action is sns-
tanned in the fact that all the available
Idaho national guard Tolu .tteered for
service in the Philippines and said
county is in a state of insurrectio1.
THE constitution and laws of the
United States required the president to
comply with this requisition, and any
application for relief should be made
to the governor of Idaho. Very re-
spectfully
III. c. CoRBIN, Adjutant General"
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BACK FROM THE WAR.
One of the Youngest Volunteers in the
Montana Regiment.

Joe S. Robinson, one of the youngest
volunteers in the Montana regiment,
returned home yesterday from San
Francisco. He had been at the Preside
some time, having returned from Ma
Mia with a number of incapacitated
soldiers. Robinson is but 10 years of
age and reached home on the ami
versary of his birthday. He saw some
hard service in the Philippines, having
been with his regiment in all the bat
ties in which the Montana soldiers par
icipated. He returns home in splendid
health and weighs 10 pounds. The
young soldier has nothing new to tell
about the Philippine war and has no
particular complaint to make against
any one.
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Plate and window glass at Butte Ar
Stained Glass works.
From Salt Lake to the Coast.

BY Sept. / the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company expects to have a
line operating from Salt Lake to the
coast, says the Salt Lake Tribune. The
line to Dillon Mont, will be completed
by that date and thus connection will
be made with the line from the coast
now being operated in Dillon. The new
line from Debois. Idaho, to Ogden is
practically completed. Workmen are
at present stringing two additional
copper wires between Ogden and Salt
Lake, and as soon as a gap in Mon
tana is strung with wire the line from
Salt Lake to the coast will be ready
for business. The two additional wires
between Ogden and Salt Lake will give
the, cities four circuits instead of two,
as formerly, and will greatly facilitate
business between the two points.
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SUFFOCATED TO DEATH
Morse's Little Girl Tried Hard to
Rescue Him.
HELP CAME TOO LATE
His Head Was Only ID Inches Below
the Top of the Earth-All Life
Extinct When the Body
Was Recovered.

Coroner Julien held an inquest yes
terday to investigate the death of ST.
mon T. Morse, who persisted under a
cave of ground on the Bernard placer
claim Wednesday, while his 12-year-
old daughter shoveled with might and
main to rescue him. The jury, after
hearing the evidence, found a verdict
to the effect that death was due to
suffocation, and was the result of &C
cidental causes.
John Crotty told of having been on
his way to Hulrs place, near the scene
of the cave. AS he was passing the
claim where Morse was at work, he
heard a child's voice crying for help.
He went over and saw the little daugh-
ter digging with might and main. TAX
ing in the situation he grasped the
shovel and himself commenced to dig.
He soon uncovered the head of the
imprisoned man. and just then a sec
opd man appeared and assisted. When
they got the body out life was eX
tinct. There was not a mark on the
body 1t was apparent death had come
from suffocation. Not more than Is
inches or two feet of dirt covered
Morse and the fingers of one hand
stuck out when the witness arrived:
but the body was wedged into mar
row cut and the victim of the cave
could not help himself.
DR.. S. f. Schwartz who was called,
said he reached the scene of the acct
dent within a very short time after
being notified. He was unable to de-
tect any signs of life. Suffocation was
undoubtedly the cause of death.
Charles Zollman was the other man
who went to Crottys assistance. He
was working near, and the little girl
came running to him saying her father
had been killed by a cave. He ran to
the scene and found Crotty had got
the mans head uncovered. He was
dead when they took him out. The
body was in a STOPPING position, in
dicating that Morse had been eXamn-
ing the dirt in the bottom of the drift
when the cave came, pushing him into
such position he could not help him
self and his head into the sand so that
he could not breathe. The recent rains
softenng the ground was doubtless
what caused the cave.
Blanche Morse. the little daughter,
told the story of the accident. She
was with her father, playing while he
worked. She saw the dirt begin to
cave and called to him to look out,
and heard him yell and saw him jump,
but he was not quick enough. She
seized the shovel and commenced to
dig. He called to her to dig fast and
three times more she heard him say
Dig fast, 1 can't last much longer.
She dug as hard Gas she could and
worked at least 15r minutes before any
assistance came, Once she could see
| her father was trying to raise up, but
| he was not strong enough to raise the
load and persisted while She strove to
| save him. While she worked he sue
| ceeded in getting one hand out, and
| then she heard him say where his
| head was, but she could not reach it in
| time.
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which are just being received on the
Montana division. The cars are COM
bination ballast and coal cars and can
be used for either service without al
teration.
w. II. Merriman, who has for year
been acting general agent for the
Northern Pacific in Butte, has been ap-
pointed as permanent agent. A circular
official letter to that effect was received
in Butte yesterday. The affairs of the
Northern Pacific have never been in
such good and satisfactory condition
locally as they have been during the
administration of Mr.. Merriman, and
no representative of the road is more
popular with the merchants and people
who do business with the road. Mr.,
Merrimans appointment is recogni-
ton of good and faithful service.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-25
Mountain View Park.

The fare is 81 for the round trip Butte
to Mountain View park and return ev-
cry Sunday on all regular trains on
b. A. & P. railway. This is de-
lightful place to spend an afternoon,
and you will certainly enjoy yourself
if you go there. Trains run every half
hour between Anaconda and the park
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-25

The funeral of Patrick Fox, killed in
the Bell mine, was held yesterday, I'M
der the auspices of the G. A. r., of
which the dead man was a member
The services were held at the Catholic
church and burial was in the G. y. r.
cemetery plot.