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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-13
Preparedness
.ferruginOS as
del LCd0. J. F. Legrand,
Farmaceutico de Utuado.
Farmaceutico de Utuado.

Algo nuevo, uu estado a'otr6pi-
co del hero. que no reacciona con
los reactivos propios del hierro y de
todas las preparedness fsrrugino'
sas, Sc ofrece d los enfsrmos que pa
dacen de intermediates delirant tes,
anemia Y todas las afecciones que de
ella SO decivan.
Cada frasco puede decirse que
es una pequena retorta que Sc en-
carga de preparar dia noche y es-
pecialmepte 81 Sc somete q los rayos
del sol, medicamento nuevo inaltera
ble de composition coEstantey dosa'
da con exquisite exactitud.
No envejece nunca.
va los eminentes me eiicos de San
Juan, someten q los ensayos olfnicos
las nuevas preparedness ferrugino-
sas del Lcdo. Legrand, que puede
decirse ideal y nueva en- los anales
de Ia medioina y Ia terapentica.
Damos nuestro paraoien al ami
go Legraud y dsseaaosle gran exito
mouetario
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MuChOS C0ntratOS de maeStr0S
son NULOS.

Las leyes escolares han sido NAL
inter pretadas por las Juntas locales
en- cuanto Sc refare al nombramien
to de maestros, antes de proceder a
este tienen que reunirse los miem
bros de Ia Junta, prestar ell juramen
to de que habla la secci6n 3a y pro
ceder entonces al nombl amiento de
Presidente, Secretario y Tesorero
Despues de hecho esto es que deben
tratar de la designation de maestros
Cuando 6stos hayan sido desiguados
Sc mandara copia certifcada del ac'
ia de la session donde Sc especifca
ran todos estos particulares
Solamente la Junta de Salinas
ha cumplilo los requisites que exi'
ge Ia ley, y los demas pueblos ten
dran que hacer nuevos nombramien
tos de profesores.
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Lo que 0pina
ell Senad0r Hanna
Del par tido Federal
Declaration a pasionada.

Un peri6dico publioado en- Cleve
land del % de Jnnio se refere esten
samente la entre1 ista celebrada
por los senores Bar bosa y Gomez
Brioso con ell Senadpr Hanna, Jefe
del Partido Republie eano.
Ea 81 Sc pone en- boca del sena
dor Hanna la siguieIte to declaration
<El partido Federal de Puerto
Rico es similar al paftido Dem6cra
ia de este pals Es y n contra parti'
do (D Por este entid dndo que es un
partido compuesto de gentes que
esta contra todo, y contra todo ell
mundo. 81 partido Repu blicano es el
partido de la administrator Y co.
responder todos al partido Rapu.
blicano de los Estadps Unidos.
Tambien habla de que ell Sr
Hanna le regal6 una fotografla con
su autografo a los senores Gomez
Brioso y Barbosa.
Reiere ademas 10 sostenido por
ell doctor Barbosa de las oportunida
des que Sc presentan. para inver
tir sus capitales Ell Puerto Rico los
hombre de negocio de los Estalos
Unidos.
~ Partido de oposici6n siste
matica
Sc alqulla nn mirador ventilado
independence. San Jose IL
D P
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Buen gallo.

La prensa de Mejico da cuenta
de haber sido preso en- Phoenix, ca
pltal de Arizona, acusado de poliga.
mia, un ingeniero espanol, de nom
bre Julio Casteilanos.
Este valiente nabia coutraido
matrimonio NADIA menos que catorce
veces; la Ultima con una bellfsima
seflorita de Arizo ma, dona Mercedes
Pacheco, hija de un rico agricultor
y ganadero de dicha region mejica-
ma.
Al af1o de casada descubri6 Ia
decima cuarta seffora de Castella
nos que exist1an las otras trece Fan
tecesoras en- el talamo del voluble
ingeniero; inmediatamente di6 parte
de su descubrimie ento q la policia de
Arizona y esta Sc apoder6 del poll
gamo, entregandolo a los trlbuna-
les.
En- ell curse del proceso Sc ha
averiguado que durante los once
amos que lleva en- Am erica ell citado
ingeniero; Sc ma casa do, civil 8 can6
nlcamente, catorce veces consecuti.
vas.
Su primera esposa, la dnica
legal, vive en- El Paso (Texas), don.
de Castellanos, que la saxon tenfa
allf un empleo, la co noci6 en- 1889,
casandose al ano siguiente con ella.
Vivisron juntos seis meses, y pasa
do este tempo su profession llamo al
ingeniero espanola Casas Grandes
(Cnihuahua), donde al POGO tempo
contrafa matrimonio can6nico con
una hermosa y acomodada seflorita
de Ia localidad
Destiuado Castellanos Willoks
en- la fcontera de los Estados Unidos
conocl6 ALI a una linda muchacha
empleada en- un esoritorio. A los 2
meses Sc casaba con ella, dejandola
abandonada a las cuatro semanas de
vida conyugal.
Dssde entonces, eu cada una de
las c!udades doads le llevaron sus
negocios busco y encontro una nue'
va v1ctina, taniendo la suerte de
que ninguna de elias Is persiguiese
criminaimente
Por este sencillfsimo pfocedi-
mieuto ha conseguido Castellanos,
no solo di frutar de una larga va
rlada luna de miel, sino reuair una
fortuna importante, pues la mayo1la
de las esposas eran ricaS.
De las mujeres del ipgeniero
ocho son meiicanas, una espanola,
otra italiana, y cuatro yankees.
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kIn og .ss'ss.rs,s.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Al Pdb|ico

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARI
MA en- la calle de San Jose mum. l
altos, esquina q Tetuan, Sc 10 hace
mos presente a nuestra clientela.
amigos y relacionados ofrecieudo-
les hospedaje a los precios siguien
tes:
Por un dia hospedaje con
comida ....... 5 / 90
Por abonos conner men.
suales ............... 20 90
Por una CANA ........ ,. so
Un catre.. ........ p %
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona. ........ go 90
Bateas.sa la Gale precios convep
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario,
SOLER HERMANO.
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S..!ie!a! ?t,ts!I.ra
de la infancia.

Aproba6o va el ReglamerJo de
ia nueva sociedad bet eEca, y nom.
brada la Junta Drectiva, oesde hoy
dan principle las inscripciones de so
cios q domicilio y en- la casa de- Pre-
eidente Irna 62) Existen dos ella
SOS de socios: de ndmero y agrega
dos. Los primeros, que pagan un
dollar meosua' tier 90 derecho a SO.
corro de un dol ar diario, IS cts 8
80 segun la clase de enfsrmedad que
sufriesen Ademas del socorro tie.
nen derecho asistencia medica, me
diciras gratis en- cualquier botica,
patentizaaos, Practicante, cirujano
dental para extracciones y una can
tidad pa la familia en- case d. falle
cimie1 to. Los socios agregadt 8, q
pagan medic dollar mensual tienen
dcrecho 10 qua dejamos expresado
exceptuandose el socorro diario.
San Juan p f III Julio 1901.
El Presidente,
a6 2 Doctor Pedro Ja1ee1.
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En- esta tipografase hace todA
c lase de trabajos 4 precios equitati
Os
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En- Ell ParQue
de SantQrCe.

Cada dia introduce este Estable
cimiento una novedad, 1til para ell
publico Ahcra han construido una
magnifca casata para banos de mar,
instalada dentro del aqua. y destina
da exclusivamente para senoras.
Els un aparato comodo, muy con-
Portable. y conpletamente reserva.
do las miradas de los curiosos.
Fellcitamos a los dueflos del Els
tablecimiento, por esa reforma inte
resante, que ha de traer mayor con-
currencia al delicioso sitiO de re-
creO.
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ESCUELA
de la Union Iber0-A Americana.
Fortaleza q (clases> Fo~aleza az
(o6oinas y alumnos 41ternos)
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Sc adnite11 oletmnos erte1nos Ute17aos
q medic pensionist0S.
ENSENANZA DE- LA ESCUELA

ENSENANZA DE- LA ESCU Ella
la primera ensefanza abarcara
desde los primeros rudinentos del SO
Der, hasta aquellos que llmitan 81
campo de la ensef1arza superior.
Euse fanza mercanti}; id p1epa
ratoria para carreyas. Taquigra fla
calgrafia, dibujo md lea, e grima
y gimuasia
En la S ecretarfa General Forta
ltza AZ, SO daran de palabra, 6 por
eecrito, cuantos datailes 80 soliciten
yse euviaran gratis y franco de por
te reg giamentos & Qulen los pida.
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Lib roS de Yenta
EST'AN Il La VISTA EN-
la redacci0n de
, La Correspondence de P. r.,
la redacci0n de

Dicconario Enciclopedco. Hsslpa'so Au:crs
c0no en- IL Tomos.
Dicconario Enoiclop6dico NHerG edaccl3a
1890 en- 10 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciciopedico Dehistoria, dob
grQtia, Nstolojia, GeogrQfs@ EN- 2 toasos,
Luis Grego7ie
Edicc5n historical, La mujer enla huna,
nidad edictor Julian F. Alearaz.
La Prin esita de los Bresoz Noue1a por
Eugenia Marlitt.
Historic de Europa, por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
Tomos.
Europa pintoresca en- 2 Tomos edcto1
La ida de los animales por ell Dr.. A, E
Bre,m en- Tomos
Ell mundo itustrado, en- Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermeregilda.
Mrales, en- Tomos
Revolution Religiosa, por E. CASTELAR,, en-
4 Tomos.
Historic de los Griegos. por victas Du-
ruy Tonlos.
Ell nundo fsico, por Amadeo Gullenm
| Las azas humans, por Federico Katzel,
| Historic de los Romanos. por Victas Du-
| Revista de la Exposition Universal lie
| Paris aho 1889 por F. e. Dumas. en- Iomo.
! ODras completas de Mariana Jose de La
ira. -por J, Luis Pelliges, en- | Tomo
Las pantas que curan las que matan,
| por ell DR.. Renegade, EN- un Tomo.
Atravaz del Egpto. por Eduardo Todas y
| Guel, en- un Tomo.
Martha, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- To
mo.
La Bestia humana, por Carlos Dacteur, I
Tomo
| Tres Poesias, e. angel de la muerte, Can
cion de la Campaf1a Epistola Neral Tomo.
Los trabajos del mar, por vi tor Hugo, l
Tomo.
La Heroina, por Pubia Ovda Mason,
| Tomo
Poetas Liricos Griegos, por los senores
Baraibas Menenchez Castila Ayenza, en- l
| Tomo.
Biblioteca C1asica de pindaro, por 81 limo.
Sr. D. Ignacio Monies de Oca, Ell Tomo.
La Araucana de Don Alonzo de Erilla. en-
| Tomo.
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SUBSCRIPTION
PARA LAS FIESTAS
DE SAN JUAN.
nTINDMi NE HTNnDA
PUERTA De TERRA.
Suma anterior .$27-SO.

Juan Sierra, S1-Juan Fernan
dez Peno, so centavos -Aguedo HI.
vera, 10 centavos --Polaco Yance, 10
centavos -Alejandro Franco, SO cen
tavos-Bsnigno Abella, 20 centavos
-Aniceto Miranda, $2-Juiiau =
Garcia, 50 ceatavos Pedro Ayllon,
81 80 --Juana Alicea, 10 centavos-
Manuel Barriola, ST. -Viuda de Rs,'
terra, 25 centavosrFfsncisco M arti
no, $4 Juan Rosado, 10 centavos-
Emilio Ramos, IS centavos -Ansel
mo .Marti Is centavos Carries
Santiago, so centavos francisco
Silva, $1-Antonio Perez, 81 -Ra mon
GoLzalez, S2-Gcegorio Rivera, ), 70
centavos-Vicente Perez, so centa
vos- Jose Reyes, 10 centavos-lno'
cente Diego, SO centavos Zoilo Qoi'
r6s, $1-Pedro Pares, so centavos-
Santiago Medina, SO certavos.
Total. $48 40.
En- esta tipografiase hace toda
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
COPPER MINING QUOTATIONS.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Boston, Mass, Aug. 2.-The co.oDe
mining shares closed today as follows
Amalgamated $113I2:
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BACK FROM EPW0RTh MEETING
Rev. Burgin spel-t = Very Pleasant
Time At the Monster Epworth

Convention.
Rev. and Mrs. 8. H. G. Burgin Of the
Methodist church, South. returned this
morning from delightful trip to San
Francisco, to the great Epworth League
convention. They were away from Butte
| three weeks. visiting Los Angeles. Mon
terey, Santa Barbara. Portland and San
Francisco in the meantime.
1T has been all one could wish in the
way Of pleasant trip" said Mr. Burgin
to an Inter Mountain reporter this morn.
ing. I'VE went down to the coast from
Portland on the steamer Columbia. and
home on the Elder. On the return trip
the ship ran into a fierce northwest gale.
which made most Of the passengers too
sick for them to enjoy the ride. But
fortunately it didn't affect me.
The convention was of course the OBJ
ject Of the journey. and it was really a
great meeting. 1t was estimated that
there were more than 10000 EpwOrth
Leaguers present, while the number of
others who took advantage of the cheap
rates swelled the number of visitors inn
mensely. The convention was held III
three halls simultaneously, no one build
ing being large enough to accommodate
the vast crowds. The Mechanics pavil-
ion. holding 1900 people. was crowded,
as We're the Alhambra theater and the
Central Methodist church.
There We're not great many foreign
delegates present. the Epworth League
being primarily an American organiza-
ton. Representatives Of the Methodist
Episcopal. Methodist Episcopal church,
South. and the Canadian Methodist
church made up most of the convention.
Montana was not as we'll represented
as we might have wished. there being
bur II delegates from this state. Five OF
them We're from my own church here in
Butte. But they were representative
delegates, and took an active part.
The beauties of San Francisco, the
Golden Gate park, the Sutro baths and
little side trips to the surrounding towns
took away a good many Of the delegates
who probably intended to attend the
convention more than they did. But the
houses were crowded, which was all
that could be wished. The weather was
very comfortable nearly all the way.
even when we were down in southern
California.
= Bishops Joyce and Warren Of the
Methodist church We're the two great
speakers of the convention, though DR..
v. B. Palmore of st. Louis made pow
..1'rful address on the temperance Ques-
ton. The gathering took up temperance,
civic reform and missions as the prn-
cipal subjects worthy of consideration
and discussed them thoroughly"
Among the Butte representatives at
the convention were Rev. and Mrs. Bur-
gin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kemper and
two children. George Tippett and wife
and Miss Peters.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
OPERA HOUSE SALE HUNG FIRE
Bidders Were There But No Sale Was
Made for Reasons Best Known
to the LAWYERS

The sale of the Grand Opera house
property advertised to take place on the
front steps of the court house at o'clock
today to satisfy judgment for nearly
$4,000 held by w. A. Clark & Bro, was
declared off by the holders of the judg-
ment through their attorneys, Messrs
Forbis & Evans. Several persons We're
on hand to bid.
The reason for the postponment was
not given out by the sheriff, who was
to have conducted the sale. but it is said
to have been the result of the interfer-
ence of other judgments which hang
over the property like an avengng
Nemesis.
Among those present was James A.
Murray, who is said to hold one of the
judgments. AS soon as the sheriff's rep
resentative announced that there would
be no sale Mr.. Murray told a story of
two colored men who fought until one
was killed. Down in Virginia" said
he, there was a negro barber. One day
another negro named Bill Bird and the
barber fought and Bird was killed. A
friend of Bird asked how the play had
come about and the one to whom the
question was addressed, answered that
he did not know unless it was piece of
premeditated rascality on the part of
Bill Bird.
That was all Mr.. Murray had to say
on the subject Of postponement.
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is of the paraffine or Illuminating va
riety. and the general geological condi-
tions of the district where it is found
would warrant the belief that it is OF
that kind, rather than like the Cali
fornia oil. which is Of the asphaltum
variety. The samples look good, and
Mr.. Starr believes that they will be as
good as they look.
There have been so many alleged oil
discoveries all over. the country. many
of which have proven to be valueless.
that We cannot be certain that the find
is valuable until we have the complete
chemical analysis. But the outlook is
so promising that the whole country
around the original claim has been
quietly taken up. and a strong company
will be formed if the analysis seems to
justify it,
Il need say little as to what the find
ing of great Oil deposits near Butte
would be worth to the city. 1t would be
godsend to the manufacturing and
mining interests. We believe that there
Is some good in the discovery, and are
prepared to work it for all it is worth"
The report on the analysis of the rock
Is expected from Helena this evening
Mr.. Wood and those interested with him
are attempting to preserve the location
of their find a secret until the final re-
port is secured. but it is stated on good
authority that the oil prospects are
found between Butte and Anaconda in
the vicinity of Greyson springs:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
NEW OIL FIELDS NEAR BUTTE
Butte Man Has Had Specimen of
Oil Bearing Rock Analysed by
! Helena Chemist.

Manager E. N. Wood of the Hennessy
company took some fine samples of
what appears to be the best quality of
paraffine oil-bearng rock over to Hell
-ena. yesterday, to be analysed by Emil
Starr, a chemist The rock was found
within thirty miles of Butte, and looks
as good as the best of the oil-bearing
strata of the Pennsylvania fields.
''The samples were brought to me by
the original discoveries" said Mr. Wood,
'who have preserved the utmost Sec
-recy in regard to the whereabout of
the find. From all appearances the rock
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
HER LAWYER DID NOT SUIT
Woman Who Wanted a Divorce Had
Complaint to Make Of Her
Attorney.

Maggie Livingston, whose complaint in
a suit for divorce against Albert O. Liv-
ingston was filed in tae district court
July 30, called at the office Of the clerk
of the court this morning and entered a
complaint against the attorney whom
she said she employed to bring the ac-
ton.
when was the complaint in my case
filed?" she asked.
July 30" was the response.
LET me see tie rapers?"
The papers We're shown her.
"Well the old wretch" she exclaimed,
after looking the d comments over.
.sWhose name is this signed to the COM
plaint?"
THAT is so and so,' replied the clerk.
well, I did not emp oy anyone of
that name to bring this acton for me.
June % 1 consulted another man who
calls himself an attorney and paid him
$25. Here is the receipt for the money"
she said, exhibiting the paper. "Yester-
day I went to see him about the matter
because I had been told I had better
make an investigation before going
farther. He told ME he wanted SIS more
as the decree would be is sued in a day
Or two; and here he did not file the COM
Piolut ultAi HNe odyS ago. ne says III
this affidavit that the defendant resides
in Great Falls. Why, I do not know
where Livingston is or anything about
him. I'll just go down to that fellows
Office, give him taste of my temper and
then employ a reputable attorney to
prosecute him.
Mrs. Livingston then left the office in
q hurry.
The attorney she employed is not
member of the legal bar, but he digs up
lots of divorce business and hires an at
torney to handle it for him. Eight Of
these suits have been commenced with
in the last 43 days
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
No BUYER for the Arch.

The arched gateway to the street fair
is still standing. the carpenters having
not yet got ready to take 1t away. There
was some talk of its being moved out
to the Columbia gardens. but Manager
Wharton. while wanting some orna-
mental entrance to the place, was not
we'll enough satisfied with this one. as
it would not answer the purpose de-
sired. 1t is doomed to destruction as
soon as the workmen get up to it. They
are working from the eastern end Of the
Midway, and will soon take the arch it.
self.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
MRS, BAKER WINS SUIT
IN GREAT FALLS COURT

pointment of new administrator and
alleging mismanagement at the hands Of
David L. s. Barker. was filed in the
court April 4. 1900. The case was tried
July 3. 1901, and the findings have just
now been handed down. The court finds
that note for 1876 made by the adj
ministrator and several other heirs, one
fifth interest in the big Snow Mining
company, and a large number of shares
in the big Seven Mining company, have
never been listed by the administrator
in the assets of the etate. A claim of
S11.435 of the administrator against the
estate was disallowed. Mrs. Marcella
Barker was appointed special admins
tratrix of the estate to succeed D. l.. S.
Barker, and her Bond was fixed at $50, 900.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
Jones Was Tricky.

The family residing at 1892 West Quartz
street were made the victims yesterday
of the penchant for prevarication to
which young Ed Jones. the boy burglar,
is said to be given. Jones was captured
by the police While robbing a candy
store in Broadway and when taken to
the Jail said he lived at the street and
number given above. The fact of the
matter appears to be family named
Flood lives at the number given and
young Jones, in making ready guess
at a place of residence, did the people
who pay rent at 1872 West Quartz a
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
THOUGHT 70 HAVE LIVED HERE
Dick Foley, Seattle Bartender, Who
Yesterday Shot Himself and 4
Seattle Woman,

A dispatch from Seattle last night
stated that Dick Foley, a bartender OF
that place. had shot woman nafded
Kittie Grey and then blew his brains
out. The woman had discarded FosteI
and given testimony In a judicial pro-
ceeding in which he was tried for hit
ing some Of her fingers off.
1t is believed that Foley was Butte
bartender once. Pat Harrington. an GID
resident, is authority for ~the statement
that a man named Dick Foley was, a
bartender at the Clipper Shade saloon in
this city quite long time ago. This
Foley went up to British Columbia at
a time now some several years past,
He was the son of John Foley and a
nephew of Captain Pat Tracey. The Clip
per Shade saloon was on Park street.
1t is possible the Foley mentioned in
the dispatch is the same man.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
On the Horse Train.

Warrants for the arrest of two youth
full shippers on a charge of incorrigibil-
ity We're issued by the county attorney
today and turned over to the sheriff.
The boys are called Kelley and Gray and
are supposed to be on the road east with
a carload of horses shipped from the
Langlois stable yesterday. The sheriff
OF Yellowstone county has been notified
by wire to stop the lads at Billings and
hold them until an officer arrives from
this city to escort them tack. ~
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS

At the Finlen: w. NJ. Kimball. J. w.
Lamond Rockford: S. w. Mcpherson,
Great Falls; D. ]. Regain. Helena; A. G.
Thornton, Central City; T. Delforsell,
Central City; Geo. Gordon, Billings: A.
J. Sayer, ST. Paul; L. P. Slater, Lewis
town: r. w. Fullerton. Great Falls; S.
NJ. Long, Spokane; E. L. Maxwell, Ash
kosh; C. T. Edwards, Omaha; James A.
johnson, Geto: S. H. Crooks. Livingston;
Q. r. Whitaker, Denver
At the Butte: ]. Melrose Wilson, New
York; ]. J.Kelly and wife. c. A. Har-
rison. Helena; j. w. Burnley. Denver;
F.. NJ Hall, E. F. Hanna, Salt Lake;
L. J. Browning, Sand Creek; A. b.
Cook, Helena; Howard G. Pinney.
Boston; Lee Simonson Absarokee,
Mont; W. A. Cushman, Baker City; j.
]. Sullivan, F. Plotting, Marysville;
Matt Orr. Dillon; Alex Mcdonald,
Hecla: S. w. Trent, Salt Lake; Donald
Bradford, Helena; H. H. Gramp, Mimi
eapolis.
At the Thornton: D. Schwab, New
York; E. j. Lake, Spokane. Wash; Geo.
r. Bent and wife, Miss Bent, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Wells, Corsicana.
Tex. Geo. A. Crux. San Francisco: c. r.
Davis, Chicago: 6. H. Gilmore, Joplin
Mo-; Antona Harrison, Tampa, Fla; r.
A. Bell, Helena; H. B. Gillespie Dem
yer; Chas. Swartz, st. Paul; w. ].
Brake and wife, Milledgeville, Ga; B. l.
Trolley, Milledgeville, Ca; w. r. Bradke
Milledgeville, Ca; s. H. Minor and wife
Aurora, Mo-; L. J. Minor and wife
Aurora, Mo-; A. F. Rogers. Joplin, Mo-;
Mrs. A. C. Kipler, Miss M. S. Kipler
Mrs. S. T. Davies, Lancaster, Pa; q
Talbot and wife. Holliston, John d
Talbot, Holliston, Mass; Miss Mary A
Booth Springfield, Mass; Miss N. J.
Merrians, West Brookfield; Mrs. H. NJ
| Huntington. Hyde Park, Mass. Mrs
Bessie T. Reid, Miss Annie E. Reid
John E. Reid, Wheeling, w. Va; Rev
Chas. Lemoine and wife, Chas. w
Lemoine, Mansfield, o.; c. w. Smith
| Boston.