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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-05
Treasurer's Notice.

ANoasufer's Notice.
Thefollowing warrants against
Custer county, will be paid ON
presentation with interest to
GATE, If presented within sixty
days from date of this notice
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND
april 1899.
Nos. 45-46-47-48-49-5O
Jan. Issue 1897
No. 4.
:, ROAD FUND.-1s99.
Nos. 52-53-54-55-56~57-ss
-59-60-61-62-69-64-65
HOSPITAL FUND.
(Oct. 20, 1894.)
No. 8.
interest at z per cent. Inter.
est commences from date of REQ.
lstry to 10 days after date of a5.
vertisement. VI s'o
R. N. HULL,
County Treasurer.
Dated at Challis, Oct. 81, 1899.
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An Interesting Work.

The Hicks-Judd Publishing company
when wars first alarm was sounded sen,
to the Philippines with the troops a
corps of able writers and photographer:
and the result is handsomely. richly
illustrated. finely bound, exhaustive and
personal record of the stirring events of
the years ISoS-oo on the Archipelago.
Campaigning in the Philippines" has
been received in this Office aud is vol
ume of $50 pages. with $50 illustrations
of battles, and scenes on the islands. The
book is being sold by veterans Of the
war. The Colorado special edition is
replete with illustrations of Hale and
other notables of the regiment.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
ELECTRIC LINES SURVEY.

The Cut OF Southeast of Marshall is Part
ofThIs Survey,
The readers OF this paper will remem
Der some time since the publication of a
purported Colorado & Southern cutoff
around Marshall. The project looked
feasible. as there is no apparent need
tor the Colorado lines long detour to
get to Marshall. 1t trans spires, however,
that the surveying party under Messrs.
Miner ana Titcomb was not the Colo.
rado & Southern party as told the
Camera with intent to mislead, but was
the surveying corps of the Denver, Boul-
der & Northern. Apropos of this sur
vey the Denver Times says:
"Profiles OF the route of the Denver.
Boulder 4 Northern railway line are be
ing prepared by Chief Engineer Milner,
who has been located in rooms on the
fourth floor of the Jackson building.
Three lines have been surveyed from a
point near the little frame church west
OF Argo to point near Louisville. One
survey has been made into the city of
Boulder, the route touching at Superior
and passing over the divide to Marshall.
One cut forty feet in depth is recorded
in crossing the divide.
IAN expert electrical engineer from
New York is expected to arrive tomor.
row to assist in locating and arranging
the electric plant. A survey will be
made in the city to designate the distr.
button of the wires"
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
A Unixer.itx Glse Club.

The Denver University Glee Club is
is one of the stronges, organizations OF
its kind in the west. The members OF
this Glee Club have been under the lead
ership of Prof. c. E. Cutler for the past
three months and will undou ouotedly pre-
sent an entertaining program. They are
especially fortunate in having with them
Prof. and Mrs. J. w. We,zel. Prof
Wetzel stands without equal in the state
as an elocutionist and reader. He is too
well known to need further introduction
Mrs. We,zel is recognized as one of
Denver's first pianls,s. Mr., H. n. Pfeit.
Ter mandolin soloist, is the fines, player
in Colorado. He has been leader and
soloist of the Mandolin Climb of the Uni.
versity of New York for the past four
years. 1t will be an entertainment in
itself to hear him play. Mr.. Hines H.
Hinesworth. soloist of Trinity church.
Denver. is also with the club.
This concert will be one of the music.
al events of the season. I2ot
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
British kiS|ed
By Dutch Guides
LOSSES KEEP GROWING.
Gstscre, Himself, State. That Sixty More
Than Reported are Missing.

Than Reported are Missing.
London, Dec. ia despatch from
Capetown states that heavy firing was
heard all day yesterday in the direction
Of Modder river. Th. British transport
Rotterdam is aground. The British
transport Shicagan is, also. aground a,
Las Palamos. Canary islands. and
may founder.
A Pretoria despatch states that Presi
dent Steyn OF the Orange Free States
who is at the front, gives details of the
battle of S,ormberg. He says the Brit
ish prisoners include one major. six o!
hcers and 23o men Of the Northumbei.
lands and two officers and $50 men oi
the Irish Fus,leers.
The war office this afternoon received
a message from General Gatacre cen
cerning the disaster at Stormberg. He
attributes the loss to error Of the guides
but says it was unintentional. He states
tha, his army lost one gun, upset and
abandoned, and one lost in the quick.
sand. He is now holding two places
south OF Stomberg on the railroad. The
missing from the Northumberland regi.
ment are 366 instead of 3o6 as first re
ported
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Charged with Electricity.

Chauncey J. Cable vas adjudged in.
sane by jury in the county court this
morning. Saturday night he entered
unbidden the apartments of Conductor
Reed of the Northwestern, over Berg
helms store. and quite scrimmage en-
sued. Later in Jail he developed the
idea that he was a positive pole and a
negative was pulling hard at him. He
could not tell the jury any satisfactory
reason why he went to Mr.. Reeds room
anu is evidently suffering as wasi. dicat.
ed by motions of the head. In court he
laughed incoherently. A brother sta. .es
that Chauncey is addicted to the use Of
opium.
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CATHOLIC CONCESSION.
PapaI Com IN nicstion That Gives Cath
oiics Unusual Privileges.

Papai Com mu nication That Gives Cath.
olics Unusual Privileges.
Washington. Dec. c.Ir-Monsignor Mar
tinelli has Jast received from Rome a
document in which the pope grants to the
Catholics Of the world an unusual priv
lege in connection with the celebration
OF the year 1900. 1t concludes as follows
Therefore, in order that the year
1920. which is about to begin, and which,
it is to be devou,ly hoped. will usher in a
tar more happy century. may. by the aid
OF God aad OF His only begotten Son
our Saviour, have an auspicious opening
and may close after prosperous course.
His holiness, Pope Leo XIII. graciously
grants that on the 3Ist of December,
both OF the year which is now ending
and of the year about TO begin. at mid.
night, IN churches and chapels where the
most holy eucharist is kept, according to
the prudent judgment OF the ordinary,
the most august sacrament may be ex
posed tor alteration; and he grants per.
mission TO say or to sing, in the presence
of the eucharis, thus exposed, and at
that hour. one only mass of the Feas, of
the Circumcision and the Octave of
Christmas. Moreover. he grants to the
faithful the special privilege of receiv-
ing holy communion at the same time,
either during or outside the celebration
of mass"
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
D|0S|IC Measure
Ag0|1S| Trusts
SURE CURE FOR TRUSTS.

Method to Pinch the Octopus Where the
Animal Lives.
Washington, Dec. I2-Representative
Daley. of New Jersey. will introduce an
anti trust measure of DR.; site character.
HIS bill will provide that when 10 or
more citizens certify to a United States
court that trust exists, it will be the
duty OF the court to investigate. On as
certaining the charge to be true. the
court will be required to certify the fact
to the president, and the latter will be
required to place on the free list .-il arti.
cles dealt in by said trust.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
Held The Wrong MAp.

Cheyenne, Dec. I7-Edward Neptune,
ex.employe OF the Union Pacific, who
was under arrest for robbing the Chey-
ennc Office. was released this morning
and the charges withdrawn. The dc
,ec,ivts are bsffied in their hun, for the
robbers
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
INSURANCE MEN WIN.

but 1t Was because the Testimony Was
Insufficient.
Columbus, O., Dec. I2-The supreme
court today decided against the conten
ton OF Attorney General Monnett in the
trust cases, deciding for the defendant
insurance trust, so called, because of in.
sufficiency of evidence to show that it is
an Illegal trust.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
Post Appointments.

AS c. Ricketts, has been adjutant of
Nathaniel Lyon Post. G A. R., for a
number of years, and now requests to be
excused from serving next year. we
have acceded to his wish and have ap-
pointed Capt. T. J. Sipple adjutant with
c. d. Womack, S. NJ, and w. S. Peck,
Q. M. S. L. w. KIMBALL.
Commander.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
Charles knobbs,

A letter from J. H. Burns, of Denver,
contains the announcement OF the deat..
at Los Vegas, n. NJ. on the AID instant
of Charles Knobs, who has relatives re.
siding near Boulder. Death was due to
small pox
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
TRAOGEoY OF THE WAVES.

Steamer Pluckuy strugHling to Rescue
Grew OF Barge.
Glouchester, Ont. Dec. IA tragedy
OF the waves is being enacted, FIVE miles
south of here and the sight is being
witnessed by hundreds OF people along
the shore. The waves beat so high ,ha,
the name OF the vessel could no, be dis.
cerned, but a steamer can be seen strug.
CLING to rescue the crew and passengers
from barge, but the steamer appears to
be unable 10 draw close,
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
New Federal Judge,

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE president
sent to the senate the name Of Joseph A.
Gill, of Kansas, be Judge of the feder.
al court Of the northern district Of Okla
homa.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
TAYLOR is GOVERNOR.
Inauguration of Republican Governor O
Kentucky.

Kentucky.
Frankfort. Dec. l2-William S. Taylor
was inaugura'ed governor of Kentucky
today to succeed William o. Bradley.
The Inauguration was at the state house
and was proceeded by parade com.
prising the militia and civic organiza.
tons.
The Democratic candidate. all served
notices o. protest upon, the several state
officers given certificates by the state
board OF canvassers and inducted into
office with Governor Taylor today.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
Mr., Gompers Very Ill.

Washington. Dec. IA, Federation
OF Labor headquarters today it was
stated that President Gompers is cri,i.
cally i'll, suffering with intense pain in
the lungs.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Congressmen win this Week Attempt to
Earn Their Salar ries.

Earn Their Salaries.
Washington, Dec. I2-In the house
today, Mr.. Richardson. Democrat, offer.
ed resolution that the house hold nigh,
sessions Thursday. Friday and Saturday
this week TO permit those who desire to
speak on the currency bill. Agreed to-
Mr.. Grosvenor began his speech in favor
Of the bill.
In the senate the elections committee
was authorized TO summons persons and
papers to ascertain whether Senators
Clark Of Montana and Scott of Wes,
Virginia are entitled to their seats.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12

Have you seen the big display of holi
day goods at Bentley & Crais's. I,Il
Pearl street
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
A Definition.

He-What is a tiirta,ion?
She-Attention without, inten,ion.-
Chicago News.
Daily camera., 1899-12-12
BRYAN REPUOlATES.
statement That He Has FIopped on th'
Money Question.

Austin. Dec. I2-Mr. Bryan was today
interviewed concerning the statemen,
tha, he had Topped on the free silver
gu es,ion, because OF the large output Of
gold. He said Il am for silver and at
the old ratio and for the Chicago plat,
form Of 1896 without single change"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-24
BUTTE News.
SIZE {; FL s

Our 1899 storekeeping already
shows betterment on every hand
At eyeyturnJan'ry finds US with
the freshestan c|eanest stocks
and increased shopping faclI-
tiles and these shall grow in
goodness as the season length
ems. Our high standard Of
quality shall be maintained and
prices shall be the lowest at
all times. The store is full Of
pleasant surprises, even for
those who know it best.
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what Happened to JONES'"

The great American public loves to
be amused. there can be no doubt Of
that, but they also love originality and
demand something out of the usual.
especially in the theater. This largely
accounts for the great success attain
ed by that side-splitting comedy, What
Happened to Jones'" which is intense
ly funny without being coarse and
does not rely on low jests and tiresome
so-called specialties for it's fun-m a king
powers. This comedy has even caught
the fancy of stad old London and IS
Strand theater in that city. The tie
ater-goers of Butte had an opportunity
to judge of its merits and to laugh
over the trials and tribulations of the
poor bishop at the Grand last season,
and the return engagement next Fri
day and Saturday. including the regu-
lar Saturday matinee, will no DOUBT
prove most popular.
The talented young comedian, Harry
Corson Clarke, is assuredly on the high
road to success, and returns after
remarkably successful tour of the CEN
trail and western states. He is certain
ly now established as one of the stand
ard attractions and his friends and ad-
mirers predict for him a very bri sht
future. It is said that he has with him
a splendid company, comprising some
Of the best of last years players, as
well as several new faces, including
three very beautiful young women, WHO
will be gowned in a manner to evoke the
envy of the feminine portion of the au-
dience.
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ity, or in any way assume liability
thereon, but such fund shall be and
remain fund in such city or town
treasury to be drawn upon by the war
rant OF the mayor, countersigned by
the clerk in such sums as the trustees
shall recommend, and the council al
low. until such fund may be exhausted.
When no further warrant thereon shall
be drawn or issued, nor any liability on
such fund be created. The liability fund
or the fire department Of a city or town
shall consist of such sums as may be
derived from the taxation of insurance
companies or corporations as provided
by section 6S1 of the civil code and acts
amendatory thereof donations to the
nre department from any source in
land, money or other valuables, by gift,
bequest or otherwise, and no member Of
the fire department shall receive any
gift of money or other valuable thing
than his salary as fixed by ordinance,
for any service rendered as a member
of such fire department, but the same
shall be turned into such disability
fund.
''Sec. 9. Any person who shall en-
hezzle any of the money or other valua-
BILE things belonging to the disability
fund of the fire department of any city
or town. or who shall devise take y: TT
in, or aid in any scheme whereby the
said fund may be defrauded, shall be
guilty of felony. and on conviction
thereof shall be punished by imprson-
ment in the state prison not less than
two years, nor more than fifteen years
Sec. 10. All acts and parts of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. II. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and approval"
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A NEW COMPLAINT.
Filed in Judge Harrington's Court Asains,
Iucy

Lucy.
The original complaint against Lucy.
alias Sullivan. was yesterday in Judge
Harrington's court dismissed on mott IN
of the county attorney and a new one
issued. The first complaint it is leld,
did not meet the requirement. and the
issuing of the last one was taken as
precautionary step. The complaint re-
cites that Mrs. Katie Reagan being
first duly examined and sworn upon
oath, disposes and says. in the name of
and behalf of the state of Montana,
that on or about the 22nd day of Sep
TENDER, $685. at the county of Silver
Bow and state of Montana, the above
named defendant Gucy, alias SULLIVAN
was guilty of the crime of MURDER"
Then follows a detailed description of
the murder as published in the Stand
ard at the time.
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered--now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
MiSsoula or Great Falls.
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Do you want to buy or sell Boston
& Montana. Butte & Boston or Parrot
stocks? We receive quotations from
Boston every 80 minutes. Thompson
Investment company.
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The Home restaurant 100 East Park,
now under new management. Meals,
Is cents and upward.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-24

Picnic hams cents, sugar cured
hams 81 cents. Cooks. 331 East Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-24

Great bargains in warm footwear at
Tassell's shoe sale, % West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-24

Mems 81 overshoes now so cents, a
Tasselis shoe store, % West Park.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14
FROM HARVEY.

We are having some very pleas
ant weather now and 1t is being
spent very usefully.
The farmers are trying to rush
everything to the utmost so they
can have a chance at the young
underground which is putting up
very fast.
The people of this community
are anticipating a jolly time on the
2lst of this month. They are GO
ing to have a picnic. The place
for the picnic to be held is not yet
decided, but we will know in a few
days. There have been several
places suggested but no conclusion
has been reached.
The Unity Debating Society
met last Saturday night and held
an interesting debate. Hurrah fol
the U. d S.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14
GUERRILLA WARFARE
AGUINALD0'S TACTICS.
Doing All lie Can 10 Force a Large
Standing Army Of Americans In
the Philippines.

Washington. April At is evident
10 officials of the administration that
the instruction in the Philippines Is
apt 10 drag along for considerable
time Dispatches received from Gen.
Otis show that the natives retreat when
attached by American troops in force
and the continuance Of such tactics shows
that Aguinaldo has determined not 10
give the Americans an opportunity Of
crushing his army at one blow. A. Is
80 greatly desired by the administra-
ton -
Thcre i n disposition on the part Of
some officers 10 believe that the attack
made by the insurgents on General
Wheatons command was 10 draw Gen.
Lawton from the vicinity Of Santa Cruz,
where he is operating II is apparent,
however. that they found the Americans
in stronger force than was expected
Officials are becoming convinced that
Aguinaldo purposes 10 maintain a guer-
rilla warfare. which will keep the is
land Of Luzon In constant turmoil and
necessitate the maintenance Of strong
American army there. The rainy season
only a few weeks distant will greatly
embarrass American operations, and
will. Of course. benefit the insurgent
forces
A great deal is still expected from the
work Of the Schurman commission. but
the effects Of It's recent proclamation
have not been a. great as the authori'
ties hoped for Reports received are not
encouraging. and especially In view Of
the statement that more troops would |
be- required to crush the rebellion
II was stated at the war department
that General Otis has not called for al /
ditional troops and insists that his pres
ent force. reinforced by the six regi- /
ments under orders 10 proceed 10 Ma
Mia. would be- ample.
No action has yet been taken by the /
war department looking 90 the muster
ing cut Of the volunteers and nothing |
will be- done until the arrival Of the reg /.
ulars General OTIS will then be- author /.
lied 10 reenlist such Of the volunteers
for six months ~ may desire 70 serve for
that length of time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14

The Bethel choir met Sunday
evening and had some splendid
singing. / wish that we could get
the people aroused more in the
singing line than they are at pres
ent.
The writer learns that the Beth
Ell Literary School is increasing in
number Among the pupils that
entered Monday, April 10, were
Mr.. II. o. Ferguson and Misses
Bette and Pearl Candy Of Rock
Prairie, and others. Someofthem
just closed their schools a few days
ago.
No more news at present.
SAILOR.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14
HARRIS SCHOOL HOUSE.

Farmers are very well up with
their work and have commenced
to plant another crop Of cotton.
The health is very good at pres
ent, though a good many have had
the roseola.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds
visited Kurten Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Samples visit
ed Cottonwood Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and Lille Nichols
visited Kurten Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Moore came
up from Kurten Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
Quite a number Of young people
Of this community attended the
entertainment at Alexandria FRI
day night and all report that it
was a success.
As | have given you all the news
| will close for this time. Success
to the Eagle. sep.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14

The people Of Texas-the tax
paying and voting population
are enthusiastically endorsing the
action of Gov. Sayers in vetoing
measures passed by the Legislature
which he believed to be unconstitu-
ti@nal and unlawful, and the SOON
err the aforesaid legislators come to
fully realize this fact, the better it
will De for az concerned.-Bren-
ham Banner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14

Admission, 10 cents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14
STRIPPED OF ITS GUNS.
spanish Gunboat Relieved Of IL. Arms
supposedly by Rebels.

spanish buuhuat Relieved oi IT. Arms,
supposedly by Rebels
Manila. April o. Francis Reyes. the
man who recently purchased the Span
ish gunboat at Zamboanga Island Min
danao. has received advic- that the
feet sailed for Manila and returned a
few days later with the vessel. stripped
Of guns and ammunition Thepurchas-
er's agents and native Grows for the
vessels are ON board the American steam.
er Buiuan aud conveyed ~ Zamboanga
by the United States cruiser Boston and
instructed 10 await the arrival there Of
the United States gunboat Petrol In.
stead Of 80 doing after the Boston sail
ed from Zamboagna the spaniards
transferred the gunboats 10 the agents
Of Senior Reyes. and the flee, left Fam
boanga unescorted. They soon returned
and reported that they had been boarded
by rebels who removed the gunboats
armament II the instructions ~ the
American naval commanders had been
obeyed. the capture would have been
impossible
Zamboznga Is fortified and il still
garrisoned by the Spaniarls and the
affair is regarded as suspicious
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14

OF the best brands that can be
bought. Our ALBATROS flour
only needs a trial to convince you
Of It's superior quality. Remem-
Der we sell CHASE & SANBCRN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-04-14
..Mus, 1 Let Down de Cat2,

Away back in the 70's, down
near what was then known as Lol-
lars store IN Hopkins county, a
congregation of negroes were devot-
ed to their Jealous and enterprising
pastor. Duringone Of his revivals,
10 impress the congregation while
telling the story Of the Holy Ghost
appearing in the form Of a dove,
he engaged u small colored boy to
at an opportuno time in the story
Jet loose a live dove from a hole
in the ceiling just over the rostrum.
The device was successful for
several nights, and the congrega-
ton was very much mystifed and
impressed and it succeeded in
drawing a large number Of people
TO the church. One night while
the crowd was listening intently to
the story, and it was reaching the
climax where the dove was to ap.
pear, they were startled by a whis,
per which reverberated through the
church: "Uncle John, de cat done
eat up de Holy Dove. Mus
! let down de cat2"-Weatherford
Democrat.
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n..srr. 10 q. rhrnwn onon.

Tacoma, April 10. President McKin-
Ley Is preparing TO throw open TO settle
ment 200, 900 acres Of the Olympic for
estry reserve. This reserve comprises a
large portion Of the Olympic peninsula
lying between Puget sound and the Pa
ciiic ocean. and embraces the Olympic
mountains