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Criminal District Court.

charles JesSup forgery: continued by de-
PENDANT; witness w NJ. Plummor lined 500
Abruham Davis diSpuSiug " murtguged
property; bond forfeited ana alias cap.as
ordered.
Ida Johnson, felony theft bond forfeited.
w. w. Scott, criminal assault three
years In peniteutinry
Abe Roberts assault TO murder: reduced
NY jury To aggravated assault aud battery
and fined SO
Clarence Mitchell, assault 10 murder; on
trial
Cases passed to Monday. December rs.
calvin Clay three cases., cattle theft: E
II. Han uour cases., ombczzlemcnt. John
Estes felony thctt oscar Davis, felony
inert X. \. BrlutcE forgery; clyde Wood
ward, theft from the person, win Ellison
iCFy BIN Bruzlll theft from the person.
rom Greenwood, theft from the purson.
Lewis Cook 1.-TWO cases.. aggravated assault
and battery, Lewis Cook threatening 10
lake IRE: Gus Suutcr. unlavfullv opening
saloon NJ. IaN aggravated assault and
battery: Henry Mcnecker, malicious m S.
ghIeI' &, \. Santa Rosa two caScsl. mis-.
hurglury Willie Moore. a,iag iY"w'
"r assault to murder; WnItcr Rorcrs ne.
Sault ia murder; V. a. Odou, murder. len
nie Murry. theft from person; Ilarxy con.
ieN' burglary, eN parte ]. L. Bowers
habeas corpus; OK parte c. G.. Watkins
corpus ''
Additional cases set for December term
FOR Thursday, December ~: loo MrNlu'
GHry, Jnc MrNuclcr. alias win hzos ls
4nSdCmcauor theft; John Henry. burglary
FRANK Mccormick, burglary. John E1t
tease, mlSdCmoapor theft
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Weekly Mortuarv Rennrt

The official mortuary report for the CITY
OF Houston for the week ending 10 O'Clock
m. December IA. 1901:
December 4-Pnk Anderson. mala %,
oied, 90 years, pneumonia. eo''
December I'LL. Raglnnd r,olo ,r,,.
~ years, chronic diarrhoea; Thomas q
! .enlngi male, white, 20 years. gunsbot
december S.-Henry Wilson. male %,
SSTed, y, years, tuberculosis; Mrs. MafesTs,
M933Ishsll' female. white 50 years. senliitS.
luna A, Williams. female, colored a vaers
months, - days, CASTRO enterins: GrarS
brSNn, female, colored. u years. N prInns
"a p ySsIa Sam Stewart, male cStoreed
negemher lQ Infant G. S. Hurst NAL.
"nile. months is days, pnuemonia
inecomher Herman Youngsf NAL,
Wh,e' % years. gunshot wound dnoneste.
81, sanies male, white, 80 years gnn,
pros wound unauesn; Charles Sldnsv
sesss' gnnshot wound Onquesn; Tom vi Vinz
esnA male. eoiorsd. "a yesFs, puuemen,. IN
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HOUSTON BREWERY SETTLED.

It Paid the Penalty and at Once Took
Out New Charter.
Austin, Texas December 14-Attorney q.
r Parker of Houston was here today and
settled the antitrust suit OF the Houston
Ice and Brewing company which was sued
some time ago by the state The company,
after paying in $500 and having It's charter
forfeited, filed 4 sew charter with the
secretary Of state under the same name
and with capital Of $4,000. The direct
ors are: II. Hamilton, y, II. Parker, b. A.
ReSner +, Kaih aud James I.awlor This
Is the last Of the brewery antitrust suits
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laspie carried his point ON motion Of
Judge p. L, Hamblen. thu powers 81 the
committee were enlarged Also and II gives
much greater scope in us investigation
than before. After this was done on mo-
tion OF Mr.. Presley * Ewing the report
Of the committee having been received.
the committee as enlarged and as n com
mittec Of the Harris County Bar association
WAS given further time
The meeting then adjourned 20 meet
again next Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. ". j. Ihacker who refused TO enroll
his name as a member OF the association,
was greatly in evidence and insisted on
heing heard on every question. claiming
that as q member Of the bar Of Harris
county he had the right to be heard, re.
gardless OF whether he was or was not a
member OF the association.
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II Is EgergWhePe.

II you belong to the great army Of suffer
eTs from indigestion you can realize what a
national calamity it is that three-fourths
ranks.
1t is easy enough to moralze on what
brought about this terrible condition. high
living, poor living, fast eating, improper
eating, worry, strain and host Of other
things. But the great question u.s. What are
we going to do about it and how are we
going to overcome its terrible effects?
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Soc VIA Anothet Firn1.

Mr. c, W. Fellows, who has for the past
several years been the chief engineer of
The Post. has resigned TO take n position
with c. w. Connolly & Co. as erecting en-,
gineer. Mr., Fellows has made an euviable
reputation as a thorough workman and as
a student OF the new wrinkles in his pro.
tosslon and leaves The Post with the best
wishes OF every one connected with the
paper.
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The Common Sense MelhOd.

To absolutely cure dyspepsia and restore
the digestive organs to health, we must
give the stomach com Slete rest and give the
body pienteous variety of good nour sh-
ment and at the same time supply recon
structiye materials to be used Ia repairing
the worn out structures.
To devise a method OF accomplishing
these things has been a perplexing problem,
and its solution marks new era In the
treatment Of dyspepsia.
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ANOTHER ARREST
For Completely in the Murder Of Officers
James and Youncst.

N7'"SS ana rcungst.
WI thompson was arrested Yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Wynn on worran,
charging completely in the murder Of Io7,es
and Youngest. Thompson was taken 70 ,bo
county jail, This makes six arrests IN
connection with the killing Of tho +w ~
policemen wv
9 C. West and C c. Watkins who ,rs
under arrest charged with complicIty in
me SiilinS. OF Detective James and Po.
through their attorneys in JnsfI ,l,"9 Ntsi
tosWs court yesterday morning ana We're
ordered held without bail Writs az bobSes
oufPus VIII be sued out and the defend,
"HIs gwen hearlng probably on MnndaT
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One way Of Being n.

We can stop eating. Some people have
been forced to do it for awhile and few
have deliberately tried to do it. a few
years ago one man voluntarily went without
eating for forty days and nights; but at the
akin and bones
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BYLAWS.
ArfIcln I.-pr..IlIng OfIcer.

t.t.
section J. ne prfSluy"' auF - " a.
eGh.c ~" VIZ, t,'s'ayu,, , ,,i15 H. ,r,,rr
al' meetings OF 'ht "ss,"N,nt W. i"nt
az these Sul''Is 49, p.'Iyr' ord irou tbe
pre- tgih ehHu ne th"N'H W. anu i''"' '"1
'lt'nuihE M%n'hs5S,, -. .,a oraor %
AF1iN'e -Au 3I.l anu ''u''
g.,i,u ,r,, ,'rcIiGen+ shou onen each
section Inc plosl .io sHT ~ op' a, ad
meeting OF lhe aNNv'lu,l'on VIZ ~ any,,
dress IN when he s4al conlHunlG"'" n,tN
matters deemed "9'' ny OF ln'fflts' V,,rf
ing inc "lJr'iH ~ 'ID "7su''HL'.'"' '"'
need noi 'gnlue ny atu.esa ,u'iv," sh,u
sec. .. i ne tNe,ut.F' C on.Hn W., rit
~ GarR ieEuiIr nlsFI'nI ~, ,bonrn Nv
OF business tu'i.l"l, HU"Iv'.I,, ,.,n7.o,,f
VOC OF a II4j"",S "r f. nI,,nitfr .hali
sec. %. ne eNr'uuNt '1lHiul,.v' S', ~
als2 PROVE pios mn ~, LIZ tit,, ,f cssev..
y4yu ''- "'' '"''''''1'
Article III Membership and Dues.
Section !. The initiation Zee 10 eni W
person To menl4efSR1lp Sn,ll 5,,aS Cor
me 6r.i vcar
Soc, % The annual dues shall he $3.50.
payable at the annual meeting in adlnhcr,
ANA sn"nil any H'hhtf neglect u" Fay ~, l"'
Que l'aI ~ OF N'i".' lu' Il'N' dulutaL ~, -,
iug n' ShAH cChs' 20 D' y ule'1 l NH"
ms nuhr sna'' mr "."pP'" ir"'', tbis Nv
The secretary shal' give h"u'e "t sh'S ny
law, Wilhm ihlIE Gays WieF ca'h 'hc'l
ms g." "a. iisinRel9 ILL., ne,"1 .,,,,,+,oos
Article ~ -bultcis ana commuters ~,
Section T. Inc terms OF "ulct OF u" ouu
GERS el'rltN a' thr HNual 's'"s H"""
commence az auJohlhnN"l NHNl'''' . ,
sec. =. Ine president shall IPPonl au
committees TO be by HIN appointed during
he annual meeting ana thslr names sn4il
be carefully inscribed ny tue secretary ia
the minutes OF the meeting
sec. - ihr executive commlIIee' as hl."
| az standing committees, shaA meet az Sn'h
itns anu na', us IhH r'sp'Gl,'' 'hA'rn .o.,,
thal appoint r'asph0nlt u"l',' 10 ue ElE'h
Wy The chaumen TO eora member which
I I"'h' may Hc ~ nl.", ,t.
Nrlr'G hhICs OF ouMl it''s:
section j. II r94't n' '' GUY ~ ,nC
/ rumFuinr nh p.hUga'lon, To- provide 10Y
ihr duplication 90 au sugn matter rs ihy
SOC ,'u"n nt'N "lrS'I to W. I"3.' Fh'u' "hN
10 4. hr, 'II hr.I-'rh ,s,ri'5 40 ~ emo.
soc. ". W. 7nHtl '' inc uu'N OF me r"h'
mfi'H on admission :" ~" har q" rairAN'r,
j." 'f,I' 'h. ,sNtT o.. 'Il.l5,I'n '' " nov
u rhh'r I" ihr lIains county b1n in care
n''I u'',. i4a,n. A. i@, '' iS'sgnnhI ."n
.N ""H'' lIN Nu'Hl''Nn'a WI rNth person
Tor admission 20 me bar: inN'NIinE both
moral anu irLN lt'iu'HtI"hN ana 10 use
'N'f\ hou'lVWr m'.hs Io prevent inc au-
Nilsson TO- ne bar OF persons without prop
'r lN'nh 'inugns rs, '4 .'rI"I' ,.... ...,,.
mitter ON grievances and discipline ON thgir
own MOTION. or mon information ny anu
daNlt OF any 'i'Glh o. person 10 d'lgrnJ[
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RECORD Seems Remarkable.

The result has been more than !. II.
seemed possible to accomplish Tb ~ y nm
alton formed on these principle, pIepar
kodoG dyspepsia Cure, has been I v..s y Y
many thousandso Of dyspeptics. and IN ' su
case it afforded almost Instant relis,s.y
Its continued use never failed to hrIns 1t saa
complete recovery, even in the wors. a s..aI
after everything else had failed s nv.
record seems remarkable; but II /. IN
natural result of the Composition I ~
properties OF this preparation, saa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15

AN itching diseases are embarrassing ms
Wen MS annoying Hunts Cure will in
sttntly relieve and permanently cure all
so cents
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We MUST give II a Pest.

But what are we going to do when the
stomach is completely tired out and can no
longer digest food? We must not allow our
bodies to become saturated with the poison
GUS materials formed by the fermentation
OF undigested food that would be followed
by serious and probably fatal results; and
we must not wreck the nervous system by
the fortunes OF Indigestion. We must give
the stomach rest But how are we going 10
do IT.?
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County Commissioners Court

The county commissioners at the last
day OF the special December term trans
acted considerable business. After tabulnt.
lug the bids for the construction of The
bridges on the Clinton road the awards
were made as follows:
Section l, A. y. FITZGERALD: section .. C.
Derrick section 3. e. Derrick: section 4. c
Derrick; section ., T. II. PasSmore
The following is the tahulatlon OF the bids
received
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now II was accomplished.

BY intricate experiments and lsb,,,.
%ora ~ Was found possible to conbp.
ly used in the digestion m tLs latural
classes of foods and to unite WITH III !, ariou
organic substances required to hu,i taen To
exhausted tissues. ouiiu up tho
These Investigations were esnso,.p
Quoted for the purpose of deyisir, Co.
aration which by its presence in ths !, : Prep
and alimentary tract, would comni s.OIacA
lieve the digestive organs from wp prsssy y
costing Whatever class of foods miob Y q
eaten. niglt b
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W. q Love,
j NJ. Coleman,
II HLlLn-u

Committee on Investigation.
Ia the adoption OF this report thcec was
considerable discussion Mr. Gillnspie II
the committee wanted the committee en-
larged and sta.ed his reasons for SO wish.
ing He moved that the executive con,.
mistee Of the association he made members
OF the Investigating commitfee 1hle eaueed
the discussion which arose, but Mr.. Gu.
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suits EIIed for the pistrict court..

partition.
G h. Fitze VS. C. c. Fitzc ct al; partl.
ton
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Fiftv-FiHh Civil District Co,,,,

W. n. Patterson vs. Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway Company. Oh trial.
Mary T. krahl vs., II. A. Stoddnrd ct al:
continued generally.
Edgar W. Hope IS. L. A. Athcy; leave 10
plaintiff to file first amended original nett.
lion. 80
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Marriage Licenses.

A Z. MoNejt 10 Miss NJ L Jenkins.
Alfred G. Workman to Miss Nelma
Mhorld
James bailey to Lucy Hargrow.
Seih Graves to Rachel stewart.
Henry AlonzO Melat 60 Miss Jennie Il,
Graham.
Lieutenant Jackson 10 Lille Fletcher.
Eugene Bailey 10 Miss Martha Limratte.
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HipP s Key, s i5-s 50lyi S 81 ssSg 50
Sudoman Doll
son co, 4,n... Boz aB ? 4Sl SBl -
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For the improvement OF Houston Heights
boulevard the following bids were received
the prices given being per foot:
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A COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION

shall be construed 10 prevent the appoint
ment OF other committees fer suchWurposes
aud III such manner as the association may
determine 10y bylaw, resolution or other-
wise.
Sec . committee OF three. Of which
the secretary shall always be one, shall be
appointed by the president at ench annual
meeting OF the association, whose duty IL
shall be to report to tho next meekng the
names Of all members who shall have died,
with such notice of them as shall, IN the
discretion OF the committee. be proper.
Artivle V-Generai Powers.
Section /. This association shall have
power 10 Impose hnes, assess the fees, anu
establish bylaws for It's government; also
TO remove officers or suspend and eXpel
members Tor good cause, upon written
charges exhibited against them BY n mem.
Der. and due notice given OF the charges
and the time they viii be brought before
Sec, > The bylaws shall prescribe the
assessment 10 be levied upon the members
for the support Of the association ana the
promotion OF It's objects.
Article Nl.--Quorufn.
Section ]. Fifteen members In regular
standing shall constitute quorum Tor the
transaction Of business.
Article VII. Meetings.
Section l. majority Of the members
present at the annual meeting Of this as
ISOLATION shall designate the time FOR mold
ing the next annual meeting.
Sec. - Special meetings may be c3lleu
upon reasonable notice, either personal OF
hy newspaper publication. by the acting
president or secretary, or by three mem
hers of the association. az which meetings
only matters germane 10 the spetial eau
shall bc considered.
At each annual meeting Of this assNca-
tion the authorized number ot delegates
shall bc elected 10 the annual meeting OF
the Texas Bar association To be next there
after held. which delegates shall be the
accredited representatives OF this assncla'
tion at the meeting % the Texas Bar as
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II Dlgests what You Eai.

KoDoL DYSPEPSIA CURE digests vh..,,,
eat and allows you to eat all the good wbss
some food you want. If you are snM.sns
from indigestion you will be surprised !. ~.
speedy relief 1t will give you. II your e ,ss
is OF long standing 1t will require q reason.
able time to effect cure; for Naturs cannon
replace worn out tissues with new ones 5,
magic. put when, by the use of this prsp
and abundant nourishment and recnnstmsS
tive materials furnished, recovery Is certain
aud permanent.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

Fine diamond rings, Verberkmoes.
GS E. Wisneh was Butte visitor yes
terday.
Coal and wood. Standard Coal Co.
Park and Chestnut SITS. Telephone LOG.
Mrs Ed. Nordquist has been i'll at her
home, SO6 East Fifth street.
Mike South was arrested last night on
a charge of beating and abusing his
wife.
Tom Davis was arrested last night for
ordering drinks for which he could not
pay.
Eyes examined free. a graduate Opt.
clan in attendance. Perfect fit guaran-
teed. Hammerslough's.
Miss Annie OBrien expects to leave in
about a week for two months vacation
in ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
E. Drake. travelling passenger agent
fer the Rcck Island, with headquarters
in Salt Lake, is in the city today.
Alderman Fred Gangner and family
left on camping trip today. They will
spend several days in the vicinity Of
Silver Lake.
J. NJ Madden has been appointed by
the county commissioners as delegate
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TALKS FOR THE STREET FAIR
Bert Stephens Returns from Helena,
Where He did Missionary
W0rL

Bert Stephens returned last evening
from short visit to Helena He talked
up the street fair and the races while
there, and found the Helena people en-
thusiastic on both subjects.
Many of the capital residents will be
over to attend the fair and In all prob
ability the management of the attrac-
ton will be induced to visit Helena after
finishing its engagement here.
The races are going to attract great
deal of attention when they open, after
the Butte track has it's inning. At one
time it was thought the racing season
would be called off at Helena. but all
is going along finely now.
John Collins was authorized to pro-
coed with the work Of putting up signs
designating the names Of streets at
every street intersection under the SUI
pervision of the street commissioner.
Street Commissioner Brolin reported
that the total expences of the street de-
partment for the month of June
amounted to $4,000.
Chief Of Police Taylor reported 80 ar
rests during June.
The mayor announced the appointment
of Peter Smith as assistant chief of the
fire department. and John Laird as fire.
man for the probationary period of six
months. Both nominations We're con-
f1rmed.
The council will meet again Monday
evening.
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BLOW AT THE coLoRED CLUBS
Council Passes an Ordinance Compell-
ing Organizations to Take Out
Saloon Licenses.
Especial to Inter MOuntain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, July AT the meeting of
the city coucil last night several mat
tors of more than passing interest We're
brought UP for consideration.
Among them was the adoption of an
ordinance which enables the city au-
thorities to collect a semi annual license
OF 500 from each of the coored clubs
now operating under the guise of social
organizations by virtue of charter pro-
cured from the state.
Members of the city council and other
officials We're informed sometime ago
that these so-called clubs We're nothing
more than saloons, and that liquor was
sold in them to anyone who might hap
pen along with the price of a drink
Alderman O'Leary of the Sixth ward
was so wrought up over the matter that
he offered a resolution declaring these
clubs a nuisance and corrupting to the
public morals of the city of Anaconda.
He also asserted that these places were
frequented by lewd women and he de-
clared it high time the clubs We're sup
pressed.
Nothing was done with the resolution
for the reason that it came up after the
passage of the ordinance aimed at them
and City Attorney Sawyer gave it as his
orinion that the ordinance would have
sufficient scope to bring about the de-
sired effect.
Attorney ]. H. Duffy was on hand to
represent Steve Plesher who recently
filed charges against Police Officer John
Barkovich on the grounds of cruelty.
After considerable discussion the case
vas referred to the police committee,
which will investigate the charges at an
early date and hear testimony from both
sides,
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sPElDEL-HUDLEsT0N WEDDING
Two Well Known Residents of Ana
conda Married at st. Paul's
Church.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda, July 2.-The marriage of F.
T.. Speidel and Miss Alice Huddleston
was solemnized at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing at st. Paul's Catholic church by Rev.
Father Blaere.
Only immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties were present. Miss Nora
Gordon attended the bride and John
Condor acted as best man.
Immediately following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents, at which the
young couple We're the recipients of many
beautiful as we'll as useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speidel departed for the
west on the North Coast Limited this
forenoon to spend a short honeymoon,
after which they will return and be at
home at 6 Cherry street.
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WILD DOGS KILL A CALF
Savage Brutes, Aided by Coyotes,
Mangle Calf Owned by an
Anaconda Man.
Especial to Inter Mountain

Especial to Inter Mountaln.)
Anaconda, jury "A son of D. Walker,
who has charge of a herd of cattle for
his father over in Mill Creek canyon,
yesterday discovered that a valuable
calf was missing. He instituted search.
in which he was Joined by J. 0.
Allen, who lives a short distance south
of the Washoe smelters.-
They had been out but short time
when they discovered two coyotes, one
large greyhound and two st. Bernard
dogs busily engaged upon the mountain
side. They approached the spot, and it
was with great difficulty that the beasts
were driven away, they showing a dis
position to fight.
The calf was found but it had fallen
prey to the savage beasts. The flesh
was torn away from the bones. The
vital parts had not been reached and
the calf was yet alive when the res
cuers arrived. but Mr.. Allen put an end
to it's misery by killing it.
For long time these wild dogs and
coyotes have been troublesome, but this
is the, first time they have destroyed
any stock. An effort will be made to
exterminated them at once.
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to the trans Mississippi congress at
Cr;nnle Creek Col, July l6.

to the trans Mississippi congress at
Cripple Creek. Col. July l6.
A small blaze in cooper shop in
the Fortier block on East Park avenue
called ont the fire department today.
The damage done by the fire was trifling
W. D Brown and family departed this
afternoon for Ogden, Utah, where Mr..
afternoon fir Ogden, Utah, where Mr..
Brown will take charge of the office OF
the Pacific Express company at that
point.
Christian Singlaub, an old resident OF
Anaconda, died at St. AIMS hospital
yesterday Afternoon of pneumonia. The
remains will be shipped to Lake Lin
den, Mich, tonight for burial.
Coroner Hughes has raised the bodies
of G. H. Conner and William Griffith,
which were buried in the city cemetery.
The body of Conner will be sent to Penn
sylvania and that of Griffith to Portland,
Ore, for final interment.
A game of handball will take place to-
morrow evening at S O'Clock at Larlin
& Manons alley on East Third street, for
a purse of 800, between Jack Cavanagh
and Eugene McHale on one side, and
James McHale and James Fitzpatrick
on the other. Numerous side bets are UP
on the game amounting to several hum
dred dollars.
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MORT CHEAP EXCURSIONS VIA
NORTHERN PACIFIC RY.

For NJ E. A. meeting, Detroit. July sth
to 18th. tickets will be sold at Butte July
I'd and Sd at rate of S6l.25 for the round
trip: tickets limited until August 31st.
For Christian Endeavor meeting, Gin
cinnati, July 9Th to 18th, tickets will lR
sold at Butte July I'd and Sd at rate Of
$3.50 for round trip: tickets limited until
Sept. 1st
Tickets to Buffalo for pan-American
exposition on sale first and third Tues
days each month: rates $64.50 and $500
for the round trip. Cali at the N. P.
Ry. city office for rates via the lakes.
For Epwworth League meeting at San
Fra acisco. July 18th 20 2ist. tickets will
be sod ut n. i. city Office July eth to 1ith
inclusive at rate of 5000 for the round
trip: tickets limited to Aug. sls:, and
will allow s:co-t,vers.
For further information eel on or
write, w. II. MERRIAM.
Genl Agt.. N. p. Ry.. Cor. Park and
Main Sts., Butte. Mont.