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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-22

Z. RI. Smith. secretary of the associ-
alton, is wearing a beautiful badge
which he earned by making the high
est average at blue rocks at this tour
nament 1S1 out of 200.
Inc meeting has been a success finan-
claily' even II the weather did operate
to keep the crowds of spectators away
The association has about s400 on hand
besides owning it's own grounds and
house.
1t is expected that several of the
Butte and Anaconda shooters will at
tend the Northwest associations tour
nament at Spokane on the 18th of next
month. There are II events on the pro-
gramme and some of the prizes are big
enough to draw the best talent in the
country embraced in the association.
All shooting will be class shooting,
American association rules to govern
all contests. There will be sweepstake
shooting each day after the regular
programme. On the evening of the
18th, the opening day, the visitors will
be entertained at a banquet given by
the Spokane club.
The programme is arranged as fol-
lows:
Event No. /, entrance 50, $40 added,
Is birds.
Event No. 2, entrance 81, $40 added,
Is birds.
ENeLl ISO D, lHQlVlQudl championship,
so per cent goes to E. E. Ellis, the pres
ent holder of the medal; first prize. the
medal; second, so per cent; third, 80 per
cent; fourth, 20 per cent; rs birds,
known angles, entrance 81.
Event No. 4, entrance 50, $40 added
| Is birds.
Event No. 5, $40 added, Is birds per
man. Three-men team race for cham
pionship of Northwest. Only bona fide
members of any club belonging to the
association eligible. Any shooter be-
| longing to more than one club must
shoot with the team representing the
| city in which he lives First prize, team
trophy now held by Spokane club and
so per cent purse; second prize 30 pei
cent; third prize 20 per cent; entrance
| Sc team.
Event No. 6. 25 birds, s65 added; en-,
trance SO.
Event No. Z, $40 added, Is birds; en-.
trance 81.
Event No. s, Multnomah medal shoot
Is birds. reverse traps, known angles
entrance 81. Fifty per cent entrance
money goes to Richard D. Cox, presen
holder of medal. First prize, medal
second prize SO per cent balance purse
third prize, 30 per cent balance purse
Continued on, Page Eleven)
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A FEW MORE CHARGES
Made by John r. Bordeaux in His
Reply.
AN AMUSING ALLEGATION
He Insists That His Wife Was q Good
Sleeper = He Accuses Her OF
Lewd, Lascivious and I'M
chaste Conduct.

John r. Bordeaux, who Is suing his
wife, Ella II. Bordeaux, for divorce,
has filed in the district court a reply
to her cross-b bill in which he makes
few additional charges and number
of somewhat amusing allegations. Mrs.
Bordeaux charged in her bill that her
husband had treated her SO cruelty,
accused her falsely Of infidelity, and
that his cruel treatment affected her
health and peace of mind and caused
her many sleepless nights. Bordeaux
denies that he ever treated her cruelty
or that his treatment of her affected
her health or prevented her from s.eep-
ing we'll. He says the fact is that
she was an extraordinary good sleeper;
that she kept her room and slept until
IL o'clock in the morning. and very
| often until IL and 1 O'Clock each day,
and was strong and in the best OF
| health and able at any and all times
to walk for hours with Lyman A. SIS
ley around the town of Butte. He says
that when she left her home she had,
| by her lewd, lascivious and unchaste
conduct, forfeited the respect which
the good people of Butte had entertain
ed for her. He admits that he talked
to her about her infidelity and gently
| demonstrated with her and tried to
dissuade her from continuing her acts
| of infidelity. Up to the time she de-
serted him he was always and at all
| times kind and considerate to her and
| treated her with the utmost kindness
and consideration, providing every
thing for her comfort and doing every
thing in his power to render her COM
Portable and happy, and the only fault
he ever found with her was when she
persisted in running with and keeping
company with Lyman A. Sisley and
other men, and even then he remon-
strated with her in a kindly and con-
sederate way and tried to dissuade her
from continuing in such course. Bor
deaux says he never at any time de-
serted or intended to desert her, but
| after he became satisfied of her hav-
ing committed adultery on various &C.
casions he ceased to be a husband to
her except in name, but not against hHr
will or consent, but quite the contrary
He admits that he charged her with
infidelity and demonstrated with her
and in every way tried to induce her
to be good, and alleges that she told
him that if she wished to go with
other men she would do so, and it was
none of his business.
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IN A NEW FORM.
Controversy Over the Lease of the Burke
and Balaklava Claims.

oNSi tHc 1-edSt u Tic huThe
and Balaklaya Claims.
The controversy over the lease on the
Burke and Balaklava lode claims, be-
longing to the James Tuohy estate,
came up before Judge Lindsay in a
new form on Saturday. John Britt, one
of the three partners who We're grant
ed the lease by an order of the court,
made some time ago, was yesterday
thorized to withdraw the bond and
$500 cash bonus he had put up at tha t
time. and he waived all his right to
the lease. He claimed that his part
ners, McSherry and Ryan, failed to
ante up. After Britt had been au-
thohrized to withdraw the bond and
bonus. his former partners. through an
attorney. offered a certified check for
$500 for themselves, and a bond for
$4,000 with ]. X. Heslet and A. H.
Wethey as sureties, and the court was
asked to direct the executor to give
them lease under the original order
of the court. AS the court had direct
ed at that time that the bonus and
bond should be filed forthwith and they
were not SO filed, the court declined to
make any further order yesterday, and
it is probable now that Silas F. King
may get the lease under the more lib
eral offer he had made the executor.
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A. A. Angoves Belle de Mutt; j. Car
veth's Annie Rooney beat J. Ayers
Mischief; R. H. Thompson's Swift beat
]. Benefits Don't kip-Me; F. L. Mich
OILS Smut beat T. Jacobs Silver Rex;
w. Husbands (ns) Butte beat J. Orig s
Montana Eclipse: w. III. Smiths Tor
nado beat j. Berryman's Hamburg; J.
Harris Driver beat H. Campbell
Black Prince; ]. Dawes Montana Chief
beat w. H. Smiths Keno.
Second round-Billy Walker beat An
ME Rooney: Smut beat Swift: Butte
beat Tornado; Driver beat Montana
Chief.
Semi-finals-Billy Walker beat Smut;
Driver beat Butte.
Final-Bflly Walker beat Driver and
won first monev. Driver second, Smut
and Butte third and fourth.
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BUTTE NEWS.
BLUFF DID NOT WORK
Mrs. Stanhope Went After Her
Husband With Gun.
TOOK 1T AWAY FROM HER
It Wasn't Loaded. but She Spent
Miserable Hour in Jail-Jealousy
the Cause-Runaway Boys
From Anaconda.
TOOK 1T AWAY FROM HER

Regard for a recreant husband, as
she believed him to be, which was suffi-
GENTLY deep to arouse the fires of jeal-
ousy, caused Mrs. L. H. Stanhope, a
resident of East Park street, to spend
a very uncomfortable hour in the city
jail yesterday. According to the state
ments of Mrs. Stanhope her husband,
an engineer in a laundry, made the ac-
auaintance of a woman with whom he
became infatuated to such an extent
that of late he has spent great deal
of time in her company. Saturday night,
she said, he did not come home ana
she had a very well defined suspicion
where he was Yesterday morning she
went to the house where her rival lived
at 115 West Gold street to try and as
certain If her husband was there, but
was refused admittance. This strength
nned her suspicion and thinking good
bluff might attain her object she went
home and got gun, which she stuck
in her belt and proceeded to make an
other call in West Gold street. She was
met this time by the man of the house,
liver Severson, who did not take the
bluff, but he did take her gun away
from her. Then she protested against
being deprived of her gun, as it was not
load and she did not intend to shoot
anyone, but had provided herself with
it simply to try and get to see her hus-
band.
Severson told her he would not give
her the gun but would give it to an
officer if she would bring one. Mrs.
Stanhope went and found Officer Con-
lon and returned to the house, when
Severson demanded that she be arrest
ed. She was taken to the city Jail,
where she spent a miserable hour, as
she felt the humiliation greatly and
wept most of the time. Owing to .he
prisoners evident responsibility and
the fact that she appeared to be the
one who was most wronged she was re-
leased and the charge of disturbance
was withdrawn when Chief Mulholland
arrived and was put in possession of
the facts.
Two runaway boys from Anaconda,
who gave the names of Owen Thomas
and John Malloy, aged Is and II years
respectively, were arrested at the B..
Az p. depot railway station yesterday
morning The boys told Jailer Sol Levy
they had no particular reason for run
ming away further than that they want.
ed to see Butte. The Malloy boy said
works in Anaconda. Sol's disappoint-
ment over failing to secure a reap
pointnent was not so great as to pre-
vent him from exercising his inveterate
joking proclivities. He searched the
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Whereas, The All-Wise Father has
removed from our midst our beloved
brother, j. e. Pollard, and recognizing
the loss of so worthy friend and fell
low-member, we, the members of the
Young Mems Institute, hereby adopt
the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the loss of our brother
is sincerely deplored by us and that We
extend to his sorrow-stricken mother
and family our deep and heartfelt SYM
pathy in this hour of their bereave-
ment.
Resolved. That the charter of Ravalli
Council No. 104, Young Mems Institute,
be draped in mourning for thirty days,
and be it further
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
buttons be spread on our records, that
a copy be sent to his mother, and that
copy be published in the Anaconda
Standard, Butte Miner and the Inter
Mountain.
(Signed) ]. B. WHITE,
BERNARD NOON,
p. A. LEAMY.
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A DIAMOND WATCH CHARM
Presented to General Manager Grant by
the Parrot Employees,

the Parrot Employees.
The employees of the Parrot smeltcr
yesterday afternoon presented to
Robert D. Grant, the retiring general
manager, handsome watch charm set
with large solitaire diamond Of the
purest water. On the reverse side was
the inscription: Presented to Robert
D. Grant by the employees of the Par
rot smelter, May co. $780," Gust
Onistrom, the master mechanic, made
the presentation speech. and told of
the high regard in which Mr.. Grant
was held by all his men,
Mr.. Grant in responding, spoke very
feelingly, and was visibly touched by
the parting. A beautiful ring set with
an opal and surrounded by a row of
diamonds was also presented by the
employees ito Mrs. Grant.
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Chief of Police Mulholland celebrated
the expiration of his office yesterday
morning by ordering the release of all
the prisoners at the city Jail whose
terms were about up or who were nor
in for an offense more serious than BE-
ing drunk
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youngsters as he would any other pris-
oners and found on one a jack knife
and safety pin and on the other some
marbles and rubber band. He gravely
informed the lads he would have to con-
fiscate the property, as the one might
use the knife to dig his way out and
the other might wake up the boariers
with his marbles. The lip of the young
er lad commenced to curl at the thought
of being deprived of his valuables,
whereupon Sol returned their belong
ings after eXacting promise that they
would earn their release by killing
cockroaches. They were turned loose
yesterday morning on promising to le-
turn home.
Sol Levy put in his last night as Light
jailer at the city Jail last night. Sol
has been a most faithful and efficient
officer and will be missed by those hay
ing business at the Jail, particularly
the newspaper men, who have enjoyed
a full measure of courtesy. impartially
shown, at his hands He leaves TIE
City's employ with as clean a record a s
ever retired from an Office.
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SIS reward to any one proving that e.
f. Mayer, 40 West Park. does not put
in the best handspring made for 81.
Watch cleaning, $1.50.
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IN A THREATENING MANNER.

"A. L. Lafferty Is Charged With Exhibit
ing Deadly Weapon.
A warrant charging A. L. Lafferty
with the crime of exhibiting a deadly
weapon in a rude and threatening
manner was issued from Justice Har-
ringtons court Saturday. The war;
rant was issued on complaint of c. S.
Jackman and John Floyd. who allege
that they had a misunderstanding with
Lafferty and he drew a knife and
threatened to use it on them.
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A grand ball will be given by Prim
rose lodge No. So, Daughters of ST.
George. at Renshaw hall Tuerday, May
90. Tickets 81.
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16 pounds sugar. 81; finest Minnesota
flour, $1.15 sack; fresh creamery butter,
rs cents; fresh eggs, Is cents. Cooks,
331 East Park.
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We defy competition in buggies, sur
reys, traps, road wagons, etc Stand
ard Carriage works, 2S7 S. Main st.
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Main springs 81, watch cleaning S1.50.
Warranted. Rubenstein & Co.. 73 e. PIX
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JAEGER WON THE .H0N0RS
At the State Sportsmen's Asso.
citation Tournament.
AFTER A CLOSE CONTEST
Flipped a Silver Dollar to Decide the
Live Bird Event-D. D. Twohy OF
Anaconda Won the Brown
lee Medal

The three days tournament of the
State Sportsman's association ended
yesterday afternoon with a champion
ship live bird shoot and a. couple of
extra races. Dan Jaeger won most Of
the honors at this tournament, winning
the championship live bird race and the
Brownlee medal and whole lot OF
money. Yesterday he won the live
bird race after a close contest with
James Trudgeon at Is straight. In
the shoot off each killed Is straight,
and then they opened up on another
shoot off, but after killing nine birds
apiece the stock of pigeons became eX-
hausted and they tipped a silver dol
lar and Dan took heads and heads it
was.
There was a lively scrimmage to keep
the Brownlee medal in Butte. Jaeger
was the holder and Mr.. Hills of Libby
challenged him. Accepted. Under the
rules once accepted, others can enter
the contest, and nine men shot for the
medal. Hills won. That started the
medal off on an out-of-town tourney,
and the Localities objected to this. So
Dan challenged Mr.. Hills right back,
Twohy of Anaconda won the medal.
He is going to Columbia Falls soon,
and declared that he will take the
medal with him and that if anybody
wants it he will have to go up there
and contest for it, but that declara-
ton is taken as a josh, for it is be-
lieved that Mr.. Twohy will leave his
trophy here and come back and con-
test for it whenever the other members
care to try for it.
| For a curtain raiser five rock con-
test was held, resulting in tie be-
/ tween Twohy and Spargo, as follows:
Twohy, 5; Spargo 5; Tuttle, 4; Rookie
Teller, 4; Christensen, 4; Cowan, 4;
Hills, A.; Smith, 4; Walker, 4; James
| Trudgeon. A. William Trudgeon, s.
| Event No. 10, championship live bird
medal, Is birds, the club challenge
| medal to go to the second highest gun
so per cent. of purse to last years
holder of the club championship medal
| CTuttle), entrance 50, all of which is
to go to Fl. Rockefeller, holder of the
| challenge club medal:
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SpoOks in Walkeryille,

The latest sensation in Walkerville,
and one which has stirred the residents
of that progressive burg to high state
of curiosity, is the appearance of
spooks in the old Lexington mill, 1t is
said that the unknown appears in the
dead of night gowned in sepulchral
garb, wandering through the deserted
building and at times venturing along
the caves. The spook, however, is a
truthful one. in the device, eff you
want the best, drink Centennial beer"
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Jaeger and J. Trudgeon being tied,
the shoot off, jaeger won the toss, as
per agreement. OF this purse Tutt!e
received SIS and HI. Rockefeller $34.
The shoot for the Brownee challenge
medal resulted as follows. Fifty blue
rocks, first challenge:
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Repsold select vintage wines will
grace the board Of prince or lord. P. J.
Brophy & Co, sole agents. Butte.
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Our 81 shoe sale continues to be a
drawing card Tassells, % w. Park
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Jaeger -. -. -. Observation-Disclosures
Rockefeller. ... . -. ... IA
Bartlett. 80. ........ ...... ...... IA
Knight. :. =. ......... ............14
w dlkeT. ...... .......... l1
w. IruuSeOn.. .............. Ii
bdcneleT -. ............ ........... ID
ChrlSt1anSOn. 80. ........ IL
Smith. -. go. ... II
Twohy* :. .... .... ..........s ... 7
jones' :. ......... w ........ 8
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Boys Sweaters

Fine quality of Cotton Sweater,
with sailor collar, laced front, col
ors garnet. navy and black, sizes
rs to "a inch; regular price 5oc....
Sale price Soc each
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n,eh Grade Candies.

gieh Grade Candies.
i.ncy candies chocolates.
Lr,.llows and bon bons,) at
~, p1r pound are equal to
"a Il from IS cents to 30
- pound. l have nice
y put Il up in.
ID J. D. LEE,
The Cash Grocer.
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Did:
IT IA .an6 r. IN ~ Exh

Uied:
@ 49, Land, La, on Dec. 9th,
~. =. johnson.
ION has resided IN this
= : number OF years.-
Afk. Early IN Life he
= himself with Spring
III = neo Land he connected
suapase church thsre. boz
20 O me Dsaoons. and
IL nv nim longest and
at b has ever lived up
noard OF christianity,
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iiii'' -
()l|lclal

V2W&b4113
On motion and second, thef 81.
lowing ordinance WAS passed:
An Ordinance to amend and re-.
enact section four (4) Of IN or
dinance providing for the con-
struction, maintenance and re-
pair OF the Public Roads and
Bridges in and for Bossier par
ish In accordance with Article
291 Of the Constitution Of 1893,
passed by the Police Jury Of
Bossfer parish, La, on July It'll.
1858.
Be it Ordained by the Police
Jury Of Bossier Parish, That
section four az Of IN ordinance
providing for the construction,
maintenance and repairs of the
public roads and bridges in and
for Booster parish, in accordance
with Article 201 Of the Constitu.
ton Of 1893. passed July Z. 1893.
be amended and re-enacted 90 as
to read ~ follows:
Section I. Be it further or
dained, That if any party SUBJ
ject to . per capita tax under this
ordinance shall fail to pay the
same to the Sheriff and Tax COL
lector on or before the LIST day of
January Of each year, he shall be
considered . delinquent, and the
Sheriff and Tax Collector shall
give him written notice Of said
delinquency by postal card ad-
dressed to him ct his postof6ce as
shown by tho per capita tax roll
furnished by the Parish Assessor,
for which he shall Be entitled to
collect from said delinquent the
sum Of ten cents; and that, If If.
tor thirty days from date Of said
notice, said delinquent shall not
have paid said per capita tax and
cost, it shall be declared . misde-
meanor on his part, and he shall
be subject to indictment by the
Grand Jury Of said parish. or bin
OF Information by the District
Attorney, to represented before
the District Court Of said parish,
and upon conviction shall be fined
ia . sum Of not less 81 80, nor
more than S. 90, and all cost Of
prosecution, and in default Of the
payment Of fine and cost he shall
be sentenced to work upon the
public roads Of the parish under
its Superintendent two days fol
each dollar Of the fine and cost
Provided that this amendment ol
said section four ~ shall in ne
wise effect the legality or force o.
said section four as now in force
or relieve any violators Of sale
section from the penalties alread,
incurred Hereunder; provided
further, that this amendment tax,
effect from and after its promul'
CATION. E. 8. DolsTcH,
President Police Jury
| B. r. NASH, Clerk Police Jury
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80 turksy that escaped the
=. & Thanksgiving is now
81 spprehsnsively on the
ssais Of Christmas.
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g. B. Smith. oa1C1o No01y f0o0c.
State Of Louisiana, Having examinod
Parish Of Bossier. the foregoing act OF
Incorporates and finding nothing therein
contrary to law, hereby approve the
Done and signed On this tho 18th day
= 4'S'''' a. ]. MURFF,
District Attorney, Second Judicial
District Of Il.
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BssroN, DEC. u, 1859.
aichard J. Hancock Chap
Louisiana Division OF
Iuatsd Dughters of the Con-
~ in regular session
allowing members pres
NJ. ". H. Scanland. Mrs.
Abney, Miss Dollie Ca
~ Sue Steele and Miss
u 30 f)nsal.
oatdsnt, Mrs. A. ]. MurM.
hosat, Mrs. w. II. Scan
~ Vice President, pre-
stasy being absent, the
- q tho minutes were dis
Nh.
corresuondine Secretary
81 fron the Dallas Chap
4 rexas Division, the
Ia Chapter. Houston
end Niss Kate Eastman,
Ich Diem Circle Of the
renehters.
4 ee,1esta Of each were not.
n,ibeeated upon.
unite With the Dallas
il conributine to . fund
ru,rnose Of bestowine some
4 spprsciation upon the
nf the Daughters of the
lev. Mrs. Kate Cabell
peoss TO IN appeal from
e Rasfman. President al
D. svele. Kings Dauph-
NJ Orleans. for aid for
nlvt;c soldiers in the In
& Caznp Nichols, . do
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sssisr 8an'lef.
prlron, LOUISIANA,
.en.Y. DECEMBER "a. 1893.


.ther Saturday was lit
i. ~ marriage of May and
enhoe.
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coLoRED NORMAL AND
Industrial School,
Atkins, Ia.

TO waox n MAY CoNcBRN:
Tn order to better the condition OF tho
i .colored youths Of Booster parish,
and the State Of Louisiana, . company
Of colored men in Ward 1 organised
b smselves into . body corporate to build
and operate q Normal and Industrial
School, for Teaching, Sewing, Black
smithing, Carpentry, Shoemaking, Saw
milling, Engineering, etc.
The text books are to be the same ~
used in tho public schools Of the State.
The buildings are put up 1t no expense
70 the parish.
Dr.. ]. L. II. Curry, Washington, D.
G.. has indorsed the work.
The School opens second Monday in
january and continuing 100 days. Tho
management 10 prepared to mako ad-
vances where scholars are able TO pay
full board. Here l. ; chance for the
colored boys and girls to prepare them
Wlses for industrial usefulness In ffe.
For further information address
L. E. B. ROSSER,
Box 1s1, Shreveport, La.
Or n. L. PAUL, Plain Dealing,