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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-02

A limited number Of chronic cases
treated free BY advanced students.
under direction - regular operators
Thursdays and Thursdays Washing
ton Institute 81 Oateopathy. Safe
Deposit building
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wANTEp-REsL CsrATE.

WE have cash customers fer "a
cottages and modern dweilinu Z
any part OF the city. Gerzszs
American EnveEtmera Co. So b.
avenue. opposite public lihrzry
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY collected. 81 Haston block
COM hAC tOR and BUILDERS.
l.. NOGLEBERG - Painting, paper
hanging kalsumiminR. 1929 Pine.
gODERQUIST g. ROsELEAF. shops
at 2ls-22o Spring street.
J. n. SWIFT. house and sign pain
tor. Inkn nNnmnn. Fremont.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BIDS for telephone cross -.
The undersigned vii reestye = =. =
81 their Office. gl7 pael0e II
until 2 q. Co., March zlsf -
- 10000 telephone cross -.
the following dimenEions 80.
q. first grade lumber. cnsms'st'1t
ana aress.l 90 pattern - 8
HY.a for lag rCfew ana - -
haIsH for pins same b. = . 81
ears Seattle. SEATTLE AN 4
Telephone Exchange - &
pr + a sEELEY. prea4s5,
Seattle. wash. March d -. ].
Notice iH hereby given - -
coupons due April j. 1901 - =
FIRST mortgage bonds of fbe =. =
4 san FfnucIHc0 RaHaav &
cation Company wiI BE- paid =.
after Hald date 90 tha 9fHfs = =.
Metropolitan Trust Combanv =.
Wall street. AcW York
falgue4J IS. h.. GrFrfr
President ~ the SEATTLE
Francisco Railway 4 faVigs,..
Company
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uU8IN.sa CHANCES.

GOOD meat market in GOOD location.
Cheap rent a baHHafH.
Grocery Store with living rooms. To-
cation good for Hnle or exchange
for property close td ear line.
Lodging house of g rooms. always
full and doing tine business.
viii clear $50 month above ail
expenses. With long lease. Tor
sale or exchange for city property.
EGGLEI a EGGIER.
iiuaa Third avenue.
9saa- Bakery confectionery. cases.
cuuutcrH. shelving. fixtures. oven.
complete outfit. Cost $500. living
rooms. cheap rent. sickness. 1900
First avenue.
1 HAVE NIFTY gallons Of very nice
California wine VIII trade FOR
moat anything. What have YOU
got 90 trade for all or n part OF u.
Address % r. star
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MAHQl GRADE Hall-RssE,e. =.
Saturday. March 40. with RE e
hatHesu dances. music IL y
nsfH 9ffhrftfa. admission - E
Guiding markrfH. ~ !
EaTEa Dancing Acsdefav 60.
ave popular and select seb-slff I
ieaate fancy ana a9ciatg a.. =
only school where ordinary -
leaIn y l0 1nncea IN n -
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rLUneIa5

HAZLETT q MuLLtN NeW 0oss
guaranteed / year. Tel Bun ls5A
0EO. g. WOODHOusE CO. Ts.
Main 3H
kaufman Plumbing %. Bun t7I
BAKEH a son. phone BACK lost
TITO TuRNER. I'll. Qreen iII.
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Columbia Chainiess. Christopher.
ttta Second ave.
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nIIunrEIaAI.LAn.

- INV = -
MA II. DJ1IAEIt. attorney at
Law. Advice free. Hulua prose-
euted aud defended IN all courts.
u years experience Proceedings
In bankruptcy comp ulaa iucyr-
pofat"A AhHtfaeea carefully cx.
ahmed. Collections made iu all
parts - 'ae United Hfatea High
Get commsrcint and bank rrfcren-
eea tii Third avenue. opposite
Public Library. EhaHe Man loo.
J. 4. aALL.. Jlt. u Roxwsn Block.
lfe Columbia st. above LIT ave
General practice ia sit the courts.
Damage Cases q Specially.
ModetHte Fsea Consultation Free.
Ten Yearp Active rrseiice.
HARTFORD beaumont. COUNSEL
oT-at-iHN. brKtuf Horton ith nk bid
H. q. POSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main a.
J a ktliAt8a. - liaisy budding
aENsoN = Ats1 8 ftostou n.oeA.
" -. tAMnuTH, sot.s. Paeinc blk.
a e. MACDONALD. 90 narke Hd.
ROOT. taimer 3 brown Pioneer bid
- = cpNOVEH izsa Halter bldg
LYMAN b. KNArr la Halter bldg
9 WAND kENp. 81 Hufke blE
, = pUrGLA- - seu AorA ulk
RICHhUn osnoits. = n " *
y g LANgLANn - Nee york hik
uonACE rETER as ssu Yofk bk
. % PARkER ~ fseiHe Block.
plFnuE y fEHHY 1910 second
Lln MAKrIN aag.t 8. -g-ion BIZ
BANKS.
Ia CANADIAN sank Of Commeroe
Capital paid up .sss.......ss s.. Va. W.
Eight Million DollarHl
eufhtuA -..t -t.s. sssssssss A4et'a,"e"'
Interest allowed on time drpuuitn.
general banking Hnelueaa Trans.
acted
SEATTLE BRASCH-Cor7sr OF
James 81 and Second Avenue.
n. A. CAMERON MKr
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital. $50 90
General banking business transacted
J y. Huge. g.. pres NJ McMick-
en-. vice uroa. l.. Turner. cash r.
p phrkhufst. Aasi. canh Exchange
on pfincipal citles q = s.. Europe
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL ltgANlk
or FEAT1I p
Capital stock paid IN. ft2s. 600. sur
plus. SO 90.
] Furth pres J. 8 Goldsmith.
vie pres ~ '. AnkHnY. eashiet.
Carfrenp onfeuts in PRINCIPAL cities
IN th- United States ant Europe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid up capital s.s54 $3.50. 900
TrausBctE general banking business.
II. e. Henry pres T.. Il Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent
Sale Dsposis ssais Boxer for Rsa.
Scandinavian American Bank
81 Seattle. a general banking bust
ness transacted Deposits 81 GOO COO.
4. ChiihrrF. prra.s p l. grondahi.
LET sicr pres 4. II soeIhurg. cash /:
= = Lane nsat eHsh No branches.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike "a CAPITAL
paid up fin0 ore p g Nrufaidsr
rrea }. g. Hayden. cHah.. y. r.
NreeuirAf asst rHnh Commercial
HaVGnrH ana trust buHiueHa
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ADS.

ABsfnAol " nfLe.
oanUttNE. IKEM4aIt a 90. me.
AbatfuDt Company eafBb ilhhr4
1854 Mining clam abstracts Base.
ment of fhe Mutual LIE building.
tooth -whittlthey nantord Abstract
Co established 1865 basement 81
Halter block TetsnhuH# Main l1f
An.tmsl = q ~. hLk
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape tt.5O month. dye
ing, repairing 1907 3rd bur 1904
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AhGnt4EC

4 TilEMANU : c9Imau uIDck
NeManua a walker e.. y Il bif
b IS HouOiHTpN Hf.l c1tln.
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CHRISTOPHER Bros. bicycle repairs.
Go 10 II. G. Miles & Piper Co. for
Alaska outfits.
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CLAIRVoYANT8

GERTHUDE MYREN, greatest iiy,
ing clairvoyRnt. Leland. Sl3 "a av.
MRS. HENDERSON. elairvoyant.
rnndlnRa 30. Nnnaame. lAIh LII nv
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

WE have no OH stock for sale. but
we have bargains Ia city property
on which you will make more
money and safer investment
than all the oil stock offered for
sale IN Seattle.
r.. 7. WILSON & co.
Tel Main $50 5tf Washington hlk.
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HIGHEST prices for east-um cloth
ing. Dave Taylor, 10 starr Boyd bid
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iTUATloNs WANTED.

EXPERIENCED dressmakor wish
cs sewing in families ga home.
Address ID g. star.
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PATENr Attorney.
PERSONAL.

Bernes 8 Co, ;l-75 storr.Eoyd 6ids
Y. n. ADAMS. drnftIns. CoImnn n-a
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DETECTIVE AoENcles

MI and Mrn Littls'a Academy de-
pertinent dancing physical eul-
III 81 MnlL..n L-l -rI M 81.
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OLYMPIC Furniture Store. gl1 3rd
ave. The cheapest place TO buy
Your turnlture af III kinds, stoves.
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DIR. J. J. CULVER. SO sacond =.
Cures all diseases without nes>
cine. Satisfaction guar4niee1
TO Buy al kinds Of second "a.
goods. Olympic Furniture San
81 Third ave. tel. Main vi.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
ANOTHER BIG OIL WELL
Opened Mile South of the
Weaver Gusher

Would not only holp Florence
but would be good thing for the
entire country The TRIBUNE
would also come in for its share in
furnishing the community with
the news and the company with its
printing We print prospectuses,
stock certificates, furnish corporate
seals, stock books, letter heads,
envelopes, etc for oil and mining
companies at the very lowest rates
Drop in aud see our samples and
you will be sure to leave your
order. We get out work just as
quickly as it is possible to turn out
the best of work, and The TRIBUNE
doesn't turn out any other kind.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
THAT LIBEL SUIT.

The result of Senator Patterson's S
famous libel suit against Crawford
Hill and William Stapleton of the
Denver Republican ought to be a
lesson to those who, imagining
that they have grievance against
an editor of newspaper, rush to
the courts to secure balm for their
outraged feelings 1t is undoub bt-
edly a bitter pill for the senator to
swallow, for the acquittal of the
defendants means in effect that
the jury found the allegations of
the Republican against Mr.. Pat
terson to be true. And now in
stead of taking the dose grace
fully he insinuates that the men,
bers of the jury will have prickings
of conscience for returning an un-
fair verdict.
In the first place, it came with
bad grace for tie editor of the
News to ask the public prosecutor
to take up his side of newspaper
controversy in the name and al
the expense of the people of this
commonwealth But the costs oi
suit are now charged up to the
taxpayers, and still the complain
ing witness is not avenged. The
senator undoubtedly feels that ii
is hard to kick against the pricks
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
Big Reduction

in spring suits, perfect fit guar,
anteed, at the Florence Tailoring
company, Lobach block SS.tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
GENTRY BROTHERS SHOW.
An Exhibition Patronized by the
Elite of the World.

The Gentry Brothers Famous
Trained Animal Exhibition which
will exhibit in this city next
Wednesday, June l9, is by all odds
the greatest show of its kind on
the road. 1t brooks no rivals and
acknowledges no competitors. Be
ing popular alike with millionaire
and pauper, and appealing to
statesman, orator, bootblack and
urchin, it has the support and in
dorsement of the masses, and
therefore ENJOYS the distinction of
being the only tented exhibition
on earth that annually delights a
majority of the people of the
United States. Every section of
this broad country is visited an
nually by one or the other of the
four Gentry shows and every
section alike indorses and patron
ICES the greatest trained animal
shows in existence. The Gentry
Brothers will make their annual
visit to this city next week, giving
two performances.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
For Sale.

Educated Canary birds All
kinds, ages and colors. BY Mrs.
DR.. Smith. S9tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14

THE position taken by The
Citizen in the matter of Florence
freight rates shows that the editcr
of that paper is unacquainted with
conditions in his own town, or else
he doesn't care to stand boldly fol
the interests of the people upon
whom he depends for support
The charge may not ''seem rea-
sonab on its face" but that
doesn't alter the facts in the case
Before oriticizing the action OF
those who are defending Florence
shippers, it might be we'll for The
Citizen to interview some of the
mem bers of the Merchants asso-
citation.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14

To those desiring to attend the
meeting of the Colorado Pharma-
ceutical association which meets
at Manitou June Is to 20, the Rio
Grande has issued rate of one
and one-fifth fares on the certi6-
cate plan will be made from all
stations to manitou and return,
certificates to be available June
l6, II and Is, and to be signed by
Chas, f. Ward, secretary. Mr.. r.
T. Dunnaway, ticket agent at
Manitou, will act at joint agent
and stamp certificates, o4-S7
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
ABOUT DAILlES.

In commenting on the launching
of the Daily Times the editor OF
The Record makes the assertion
that a daily paper cannot live in
Canon City. We rather join in
the opinion and feel inclined to
sympathize with Editor Terrill of
the new daily, that he has launched
his enterprise in town that is not
up with the spirit of the times,
But the contrast between Canon
and Florence in this respect is
iattering for our city. The peo-
pie of Florence are awake to the
best interests of the city, and
realize that live daily paper is
one of the best evidences of pro
gressive spirit and general healthy
and prosperous conditions. For
that reason THE DAILY TRIBUNE
receives the most liberal support
The most wide awake and aggres-
sive firms in the city occupy space
in our advertising columns the
year around, and their experience
is that a daily paper is the best
advertising medium in the world
We hardly think The Canon
City Daily Times will succeed and
we feel proud of Florence in CON-
parison.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our thanks
to the many friends and neigh bors
who so kindly assisted us during
the illness of little Ray, and
rendered their sympathy and aid
after his death.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRANK KELLER.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14

Now THAT all arrangements are
completed for big Fourth oi
July celebration in this city, and
the money in sight to cover the
expense, let no stone be left un-
turned to make the event success.
An excellent program has been
outlined by the committee, and
all that is required now is cease
less push, energy and hearty CO.
operation Let's make this years
cele bration a winner.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
We Have Moved

Into our new store building in the
Denver block, 40 West Main. and
are ready to serve the public in
everything in the drug and sundry
line. Mcdaniel & Hull. S9-9l
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14

Mothers who would keep their
children in good health should
watch for the first symptoms OF
worms and remove them with
Whites Cream Vermifuge. Price
% cents. Cafky 4 Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14

You feel better at once after
using Herbine, you enjoy your
food more, and you get more nour-
ishment and invigorating force out
of what you eat. Hence Herbine
makes you strong, vigorous and
cheerful. Price. 80 cents. Cafky
d Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14

If you have anything to sci
leave word at Bookings second
hand store. SGT
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
H0NORS FOR ALL
FUSIONISTS LAVISH IN DISTRIB-
UTING COMPLIMENTS.
CHEAPEMING THE SENATORSHlP
Preachers Preparing for War On Tier
ney Gambling Bill-Against
Cigarettes-The Vote.
CHEAPENING THE SENATORSHlP
Special to Inter Mountain.

Special to Inter Mountain
Helena, Feb. eff there's any old
fusion politician in the state OF Mon
tana who signs for complimentary
vote for senator, let him come forward
and announce himself; he can get it
with very little trouble. 1t has become
q common thing for the democratic.
Iopulist and labor delegates 10 that
sacred body known as the seventh leg
islature of the state 10 throw their
votes around promiscuously. They have
acted thoughtesSly. which shows that
the most of them are not men who
have an adequate idea of the honor at
taching to the second highest gift in
the power of the people 50 far as hon
ors political are concerned. They have
made the office of senator. in the Ian
suage OF the street Arab, appear com
mon.
on the other hand. the republicans
have remained loyal to the agreement
reached in caucus. and have cast their
ballots for Hon. Lee Mantle from the
beginning until the present time. They
have acted like men who, realizing that
they We're in the minority. intended at
least to show the people of the state
that they understood what were their
uUtltS Us ltS,lSlstlulS. Not OH! ttIO tiAVs
appreciative of the high honor attach
ing to the senatorial vote. but they
prove as we'll that they realize the dig
nifty of their own positions.
OF the supporters of II. l.. Frank. it
may also be said in perfect fairness
that they have Loyalty supported their
candidate and there have been but
few instances in which a legislator cast
l,a1 nj, that no 0ftpl.-
ward wandered into the legislative kraal
of any other candidate. When the vote
for MI. Frank has been below the n
mark set by him last week. it has been
due to the absence of his supporters.
hot TIME" PROMISED
''There'll BE Hot Time in the Old
Town when the preachers come march,
ing to Helena.
But they're coming. and their advance
guard is denoted by the fires of their
indignation. the smoke of which as
cendeth to the heavens. Already their
scouts are in town.
They're after the Tierney gambling
bill, and opponents of the measure de-
clare with one voice that the warrior
opponents of the gospel don't intend
to- do thing, to- that bill.
No band will play: no Greek fire will
burn there will probably be no blood
Shed. But, nevertheless, the warrior
exponcnts of the gospel are going to
make an example of that bill just the
same. They come girded with the girdle
of righteousness and carrying in their
hands the sword of reform.
On next Monday, at . o'clock in the
afternoon. they viii draw w their
forces in battalion order before the
senate and make a vigorous assault on
the piece Of paper covered with char
acters in ink at the suggestion of SEN
ator Tierney.
Oratory? Yes, there'll be plenty of
that. no doubt. and it is mysteliOusly
whispered that Henry Grattan in his
most inspired moments never ground
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
METHODIST CHURCH REVIVAL.

Miss Dennis. the evangelist, will hold
three services tomorrow, viz: At II a.
M, $50 p. m. and 1880 p m. She will
preach revival sermons morning and
night. At the afternoon meeting the
address will be specially to church
members.
In the morning Mr.. Egbert and Mrs.
Cattermole will sing special selections.
AT night the male quartette will furnish
one or more numbers. and Mr.. Lyman
Will sing 'The Childrens Home" bv
Cowen. All other services as usual
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02

House bill No. so. by Kilgalon, reuuir-
ing grocers, other merchants and clubs
selling liquors to pay acknowledgements
license. and amending the license law
reia'lhg to merchants. Taxes and
licenses.
SEAToRIAL VOTE.
The following table shows how indi-
vidual members OF the legislature voted
on the senatorial question at yesterdays
joint session:
IN THE SENATE.
Lee Mantle-Anderson, Hobson, Kelly.
Mclean, Meyer, Mitchell. Phillips, Wor-
den-S.
II. l.. Frank-Biggs, Cou,ene Muir
ray. Meyers.
Walter Cooper. Conroy. Gruwell. Hoff-
man. Tierney-4.
John observation-disclosures Warner
p
Charles w. Hoffman-Co Connolly, Cullen
-.
w. G.. Conrad-Stanton-1.
s. r. Buford-Clark-1.
IN THE HOUSE.
Lee Mantle-Baggs. Becker, Brownlee,
Conner of Ravalli, Donlan, Dixon,
Faust, Godfrey. Gregory. Hedges. Jones,
Lehman. McCone. McIntire, Murray,
Newberry. Patterson, Roland, Stanley,
Stull-20.
II. L. Frank-Baker. Berkin. Rrein.
Cannon, Geary. Gilchrist, Hill, Kilgai-
Ion. Madden. Rossman. Sanden, Suli-
van of Lewis and Clarke, Toole. Urqu-
hart, White. Corbett-16.
John Northumberland, Cram, DON
aldson. Hartwig. Mcdonald, Meunier
g.
Frank J. Pellet:er-Connor of Cascade.
Crawford. Lannin. Lowney, Fender
grass. Quinn. Richardson-7.
Walter COoper-Martin Metlen. My
ers Swindelhurst. Thoroug hlan, Woods
IS.
A. E. Spriggs-Fitzpatrick, Jensen,
Pelletier-3.
IS. II. Buford--Adllins, Fine.
Joseph X. Toole-tMacC;inniS.
William llancV-Ferry-l.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02

very well received. The decision in the
Joint debate. Resolved, that there ia
more sorrow than joy in life." between
Jennie McMilen and A. Macdonald in
the affirmative, and Father Follett and
ii. Mahoney in the negative. was given
to the latter. The balance of the pro-
gramme consisted of piano solo, Miss
Grace Wilt; vocal solo. Miss Maggie
McCaffery; recitation. Mrs. Frank Cole
man; vocal solo, Master Joe Hughes
accompanied by Prof. Meyers. The even
ing's entertainment was closed with q
ball.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
LATE ANACONDA LOCALS.
DISTRICT COURT.

What business was transacted in the
district court today consisted mostly of
orders and motions.
The case of Margaret l.. Council VS..
+. A. &; p. railway was filed in the office
of the county clerk this morning. The
action was brought in Silver Bow county
december 6. 1899. in Judge Lindsay's
court. and a change of venue was order
ed transferring the case to judge Nap
ton. The plaintiff was injured in Noun
tain View park. near Anaconda. August
IL. 1899 by falling through bridge
owned by the defendant. In the suit she
asks to recover damages to the amount
of $4,000. Demurrer is set for February
9Th.
II. D. Price filed a petition for letters
of administration in the estate of Albert
ThOms. deceased.
In the estate of Charles D. Birdseye,
the will was admitted to probate. letters
of administration issued to Matte Birds
eye. and an order made for publication
Ut notice to creditors and the appoint
mcnt of appraisers.
Dave Hogan VS.. r. l.. Kelly ct al. par
agraph six of the complaint was stricken
out and demurrer taken under advise
mcnt.
In the estate of Barney McCinley, de-
ceased, an order appointing day of set
Element was submitted.
Il. A. Mathews VS.. Hugh Pickel, de-
murrer Withdrawn and given thirty days
to answer. A. Beckstead VS.. N. p. Ry.,
motion that service summons be quash-
ed sustained NJ. Is. Ringing VS.. c. p.
II. Beilenberg, demurrer was was over
ruled and twenty days given to answer.
Eliza j. Lowell VS.. b. A. & p. Ry, de-
murrer continued till February 8. Abra-
ham Beckstead VS.. A. c. M. Co., same.
Estate of Elizabeth Tanner, deceased,
an order appointing settlement submit
ted, decree of settlement; decree for final
discharge signed; final account settled
and allowed. Estate of J. r. Quigley
proof of publication and notice to credi-
tors and decree of establishing notice
filed. State of Montana, eX rel, c. E.
Newcomb vs. Frank Kennedy, justice of
the peace, motion to Quash submitted.
Judge Napton will go to Deer Lodge
tomorrow to open court there Monday
morning. returning to Anaconda the
same day to hear trial case of John
White VS.. David Walsh.
A FINE PROGRAMME.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02

out more invective than that bill viii
fall in for.
AS for Senator Tierney, he says he'll
be there. too.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
NOTICE.

All members of Butte Stationary En-
gineers Union, No So, W. r. of NJ. ar.
requested, to meet Wednesday evening.
Feb. +, 1901. Special order of business
at new hall in Lewisohn block, corner of
Granite and Hamilton streets. Entrance
On Hamilton street. By order.
JOS. CREIGHTON.
Financial Secretary,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
CAUGHT BY THE POLICE.

Matte Richardson and Charles Dennis.
both colored, We're arrested By Officer
- Brlen last night on warrant sworn
out by Mrs. Garvey. of the CAPITAL hO-
til. charging them with being drunk and
lighting in the hotel. They were taken
before Justice Frank Kennedy and their
t1lal set for this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. II. j. Kirlin has returned from a
trip to the coast of several months dura-
ton. -'"4 'tf}
The members of the Anaconda Chm
club will meet at the store of Mahon
Brothers this evening for the purpose of
perfecting better organization ana
eiecting officers for the ensuing wear
those interested intend to put the cl.,h
IN good shape again with a view of hold
ms some interesting tournc Inents In the
near future.
Mrs. DIR. Stevens very pleasantly en-
tertalned the Married Folks Euchre
club Thursday night at her residence on
west Fourth street. Seven tables We're
operated and the first and second prizes
were captured by Mrs. Healy and Mrs
- Leary respectively. Delicious refresh
ments were served and the evening
concluded with music and dancing,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-02
A FINE PROGRAMME.

The programme rendered by the men,
bers of the Catholic club last night was