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ScheduleGiih Eject Jan. q. 1901.
LEAVE BYRD st, STATION,

10 A. NJ. Daily, for wsshiagscn aut
points North. stops =, Milford
F,ederioks9urg and ouaatioo
m and New vork -
$50 A. NJ, daily, except Monday, for
Washington and points hort \,
TIL "NeS York and Florida
special" composed emit re Y OF
Pullman vestibu ed Shopping
Compartment, dining literary,
and observation cars. Noex-
ira fare other than regular
Pu man cqarge. Makes no
local stops and does net stop
$40 AN 'IrHSy only. for wasaingto,
nd points North. stops at ri
j., Glen sllen, Ashland Tay
.. lorsviile, Boswell, Auther Glen
PenoS, milford, woodsIane
Gutnea, summit, FIedertcks.
burg, Brooke, Whitewater, sno
wv washington asa toints Morn
stops at Elos, Glen Alien, Ash
icRsSurs SSd,QuaasiSs. 'e eN
l'0 NJ PssSi s1seR Rna 1 posS
i SsHS. Is so aNss e siifara, fT So
erioksburs ana Quantico Buf
-u t csn paes G MSissd wan
Washington. eva. tu+l
7I2 r. NJ, ally for Washington = Ans
points Forth tops at Elha
Fshland, Dos we'll, Milford Fred
erioA sburg. Brooke, whitewater
l. and Quantioe. tops ether sta
lions Sundays. sleeper Rich
mond TO new YorEl sleepe'
Hg 10 Warrington to Fhiladelphia.
ARRIVE BYRD-SrRERr STATIeE.
spLM. paily. stops st wiae-watsi
BROOKE, Fredertcksbnrg, Nh
ford, Boswell, Ashland, an
sundays. sleeper New York b
,nspx b 6sIHM eScsD. sunday. stops
Frederic ksburg, Milford Dos
well, ashland, en- Allen an
$40 Elsa uies -stlor car
c:S7 p NJ, Daily stops only Ct Fredericksbur
boswell, Ashland anu Elbs
fna ws.s Sas iron New York
BROOKE, Fredor1cksburr. s11
matt, Guinea WsodsIan ~
ord. Pensis, Rather Giea' nos
we'll, Tsyl fsy1lle, kshiasd
slss en-, and Ribs, Buss
lG4o P. NJ. daily, except Sunday, the New
York and Florida Special
M Kes no loc stops aHd does
not stop at Elba.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
(Dsily except Sunday
sea A. N. Leaves Elbs for QusnticO.
100 P. M, Leaves Byrd st. for Frederick
$50 ?. M Leaves Elba for Ashland.
S:26 A. N. Arrives BYRD street Statica frew
Fredericksburg
6:oS 2. NJ Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and &. E, &
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
60. & o.
$40 M, Daily, for Washington and
points north. Florida and Met
ropolitan limited tops alfred
elicksburR AND Qaantico SlsoI
ers to New YOrk
Dining car.
6:65 P, n, Daily, for Washington ana
points NOrth tons "A
Fredericksburg and Quantico
pullman Slespers to New York
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
60. & o.
14:os P. N. Daily. Stops only FrederickI
burg and boswell. sklan
Sleepe' from New York.
1881 p. u Daily Florida and Metropolis
limited, stops Oh lV Ere d'ksburl
boswell and Ashland. sIeepe
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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
CIVIL SERVICE WORK.
Examinations for Craftsmen and En-
gineers to Be Held in Butte.

]. E. Stephenson, local examiner FOR
the United States civil service commits
sion, has been requested by the author
tiles at Washington, D. c., to hold civil
service examinations in this city on
January 81, % and %. One of the exam
nations is for the purpose of passing
upon applications for positions as
craftsmen in the lighthouse service and
another is for the positions of engineer
and assistant in TIE irrigation depart
ment. One of the examinations is ex-
pected to consume two days.
Applicants must be at least 20 years
old and citizens of the United States.
Their applications must be in the hands
of the commission on or before jan
uary II.
The salary Of irrigation engineers is
$500 per year each for both the engineer
and his assistant. Both sexes are eligi-
BILE to either the positions of marine
craftsmen or engineers.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
WAY BACK IN 1864
AFTER 80 YEARS ABSENCE MR..
BOYER VISITS HELENA.
PATHFINDER is AsT0NISHED
Modern City Bewilders Him, All Is
Changed, Old Landmarks Gone, Old
Friends Long Dead, He Fails to
Recognize the Placer Camp.

Two gentlemen of the old school.
That's what occurs to you when you
meet two venerable mild-mannered old
pioneers who have been stopping at the
Butte Cor the holidays.
They are are Boyer brothers of Pony.
1--WE just returned from Helena where
l have not been since 1864" said w. j.
Boyer to an Inter Mountain man this
morning.
Change! well, that doesn't begin to
describe it. Almost 40 years ago left
a little mining camp, to which few old
prospectors had pinned their faith; and
the other day l found city-well, you
know what Helena is-not a landmark,
not a vestige, to remind one of old Last
Chance Gulch.
even the friends had known in the
early days had changed so that 1
couldn't recognize them, except Colonel
Sanders, who took me in tow and in
trOduced me to my friends; yes, sir,
friends whom l had worked with, and
hungered with and suffered with, in sun
shine and in shade, whom l had known
as young men full of the fire and en-
ergy of life, but on whom time has
marked his ravages.
"Some that I inquired for had gone
crossed the Great Divide.
my brother had been in Helena once
since we were there together, he was in
the legislature in 1879"
A Legislative "Reminiscences.
1--WE had big fight that year." said
the younger Mr.. Boyer, who enjoys the
distinction of seeing the capital once in
25 years.
1.-The present talk about the railroads
brings it to my mind.
1T was the subsidy fight. The Utah
& Northern proposed to build into Mon
tana from Corinne, Utah, for certain
concessions from the state and tax
exemption for stated number of years.
But we defeated it after very
heated and bitter contest"
The brothers claim the honor of hav-
ing done the first prospecting in Colo
RADIO, or, as it was then known, the
Pixies Peak District.
II climbed Pixies Peak in 1850" said
w. ]. Boyer, "but," with a smile. Il don't
like to brag, don't make us too conspic-
uous, we don't like to pose as pioneers.
Pony Is Booming.
Speaking of Pony, their present home,
Mr.. Boyer predicted great future for
the camp. The brothers We're the own
ers of the now famous Fourth of July
group, which they sold to the Specu-
lator company a few months ago. and
from which a new strike has just been
reported. IS
properties out there are looking bet
ter right along said Mr.. VI. ]. Boyer.
up at Potosi. about 10 miles from
Pony, the Bimetallic, people are doing
considerable work. There is quantity
OF lead and silver in that section, and if
silver ever comes up-but we'd be
wealthy if silver got back to it's old
place." And the two courtly old gentle
men sauntered off to take the train for
Pony, where they prefer the quiet re-
tirement to the glamour and strife of
the busting city.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
SELECT DINNER PARTY.
E. L. Blossom Entertains Small Party
of Friends at the Thornton,

Edward L. Blossom of the NJ. o. p.
company gave very elegant dinner to
party of his friends at the Thornton
Saturday evening.
The menu, a choice one, was as fol-
lows: Blue points, mignonette, celery
branches; fillet of pompino die polse;
radishes, pitted olives, sailed almonds;
sweetbreads braised; French peas i'll
cases; Chartreuse punch in orange bas-
kets; breast of owl perigord, brussels
sprouts, tomatoes en- surprise; BISCUIT
tortorie, galean assortis; tonnage de
brie, toasted waters, coffee.
The wine courses We're Montallade,
Chateau Yquem, Pommery Sec, Pontet
Canet, cordials, liqueurs.
The guest of honor was one of Butte's
popular young matrons, Mrs. w. Nee.
White. The others present were Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Heinze of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs
j. K Heslet, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, Jr.,
w. McC. White, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Renick, Miss Madge Marks, Miss Hat
tie Young, Miss Edythe Bickford. Miss
Daisy Dawson Miss Tuttle, F. Aug.
Heinze, E. H. Wilson, ex-senator Lee
Mantle and r. H. Carnochan.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
REACH AGREEMENT
SUTTON AND MUSICIANS UNION
ADJUST THEIR DIFFERENCES.
NEW ORCHESTRA ENGAGED
Places of Old Orchestra Filled by Union
Men-suspended Musicians Have ?
Asked for Reinstate-
at ment, TO q

The difficulty between the Musicians
union and the musicians employed at
SuttOn'S theater, which involved, the
management of the opera house., has
been settled, it is understood, at, least.
as affects the opera house. An agree
ment has been reached by Manager SUIT
ton and the musicians by which union
musicians will be employed at the thea
ter hereafter during the term liked by
the agreement. 80
The real difficulty has been between
the eight musicians employed at the
opera house and the Musicians union,
the latter claiming that the former were
giving their services to the play house
at a rate less than that set up as the
standard rate for union musicians by the
union.
Trouble of Several Months Standing.
The trouble started quite a while ago
some two or three mOnths-and the
Musicians union suspended the musi-
clans at the theater and ousted them
from the union. Before this was done
an investigation was held by the union,
at which the musicians were found
guilty of the charge of working for less
than the standard wage.
After their removal from the union the
musicians applied to the Trades Assem-
bly, for a re-hearing of the charges and
they were continued in the theater Or
chestra while this matter was coming
to pass.
Old Orchestra Is Out.
The Trades Assembly favored a COM
promise of the difficulties between the
Musicians union and the musicians but,
1t is understood, opposed taking any
steps itself to interfere with the rulings
of the union as to it's own members, upon
the ground that the union was the
final arbitrator of difficulties with its
members teg y
Manager Sutton hays he has always
stood ready to pay the standard rate
fixed by the Musicians union, and now
that the matter is settled. the old Or
chestra will be superseded by members
of the union. ~
Whether the union will reinstate the
ousted musicians as members of that
body is not known as yet. They have
applied for reinsta tement.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
MASONS INSTALL
RETIRING OFFICERS HONORED IN
FITTING MANNER,
ADDRESS by JUDGE KNOWLES
Four Lodges Hold Joint Ceremonies at
Masonic Temple - Names of or
GERS Who Will Conduct Affairs
For Coming Term.

The four lodges of the Masonic order
held joint installation ceremonies in
Masonic Temple Saturday night.
II. l.. Frank of Silver Bow lodge and
l.. j. Brown of Mt. Moriah lodge con-
Quoted the ceremonies.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies re-
firing Grand Masters George Powell AMI
w. T. jackson were presented with past
masters jewels.
Judge Knowles made an address on
Masonry, to which all present listened
with much interest.
The officers installed were:
Mt. Moriah Lodge-W. NJ, Fred H.
Allen S. W., George Betrenson; J. W.,
]. L. Carroll; treasurer, p. H. Man.
chester; s. D., O. L. Bishop; ]. D., w.
Bryant; S. S., Grant Bartlett; j. S..
W. Scott Barclay; tiler, Fred Melon
aid; temple trustee, w. f. Carroll.
Silver Bow Lodge-W. M, George w.
Andrews; S. W., A. c. Leggat; j. W.,
O. L. Chapman; treasurer, Ignace
Cohen; secretary, Oscar A. Johnson;
D., Fred p. Holbrook; j. D., A. S.
Christie; S. S., Charles E. Beebe; ]. S..
John Olsen: tier, Fred Mcdonald;
temple trustee, D. J. Charles.
Butte Lodge-W. NJ, ]. c. Spencer;
S. W., c. E. Miller; J. W., S. Genzber
ger; treasurer, Byron H. Cook; secre-
tary, H. c. Kennedy; s. D., E. J. Cum
ningham; J. d., w. R. Tonkn; S. S..
Fred Henderson; ]. S., F. Bickenbach;
tiler, Fred McDonald; temple trustee,
Byron H. Cook; Mt. Moriah cemetery
trustees, Fred l.. Melcher, H. c. Ken
nedy.
Monitor Lodge (Walkerville)-W. NJ,
r. j. Treyona: S. W., Edgar S. Gilbert;
J. W., Richard A. Chadwick; treasurer.
Benjamin F. Annear; secretary. John
Marsland; s. d., w. H. Bergman: J.
D., Henry Downing; s. S.. j. D. Vace-
hieri; j. S., J. ]. Bergman; tiler, John
Bishop.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
She Discovered Them.

1T was SO slippery coming down here,
tonight. that I lost my feet several
times" remarked the awkward dancer
joying the dreamy mazes Of the waltz.
well, I notice you've found them
again, all right" said the fair one. as
she stopped dancing and limped over to
q chair.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
By Public Opinion.

"Well done,' exclaimed the sightseer,
as he halted before Maclay
The great historian smiled.
"Ah, a friend at last! You mean my
book is we'll done?'
Eyes. At least it has been roasted
enough to be well done."-Chicago News.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30
Skates sharpened. Wr'ght's. II n. Ari7
Would Go Back and Sit Down.

WOuIu 0O BACK anu 0IC DUWH.
"Where would man be if it wasn't
for woman?' snapped the suffrage leader
in the street car
Sitting in a comfortable seat instead
Of hanging onto a strap" retorted the
man with many Enthusiastically
Life. Az.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30

On account Of removal will sell all CT
fancy baskets and boxes, filled with
choicest candy, at cost.
MORRIS & CO., 76 West Park.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-30

Sacramento Cafe now open. basement
Luxton's market 113 South Main. Best
for least money. Meals 15c and up.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
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% me9et omtalte gtnitaIt bIeo oprettei
efter 5nitiutip at en- Gnglpnosr,
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ltitutsts OprsttslIs.
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ben en- 6oItemGrgoe paa 1852,
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bpbs Wrs. Ration iii at bsIs9s Staten.
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Sus. bpor itarte Sa9sr iaIses. Dir
teligt Salg 6sbspsr life at beOii,s.
StrdHen er lite minore eno 800 OF
life mere eno $500 "a 5ansIsl / lite
tortsre eno 80 eller mere sno 100 0age
! Sailen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
aetrtisfsmsHter

maa i~nSItuerrs isusf hosr Rauoa3 "a zorsoas D7ors
ssu. aOertisismeutsr iHstaseB tftr / TO paa htnanoen
iSIseuoe ~saEnrsre, msomiHors Bet HotrgiieliJ ioriaa-
ses. svts 81 Reinstatement. Der TART ionnsr mo
Tirseaasuunstst T. Gr iorianses ~iHsrnftsi @auae.
oil bet iomms taot 3 IirseassEHnere. Brs5e, Der iHoes
hoIoer Aoertisi,neuirr, Igm bet bate. -Iss. 5Sr mars
res aUsrtisism sut | bet neOre sis-Es 9da gSa
~u0IlisH-
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
CODE: u NJ nter | ZOE.

or9ter for % til. S6dtttrs Top, boor
be itsotc MOB 2aget. Sire at BEN tom
! llIaos % ialot fire @tager nso paa
arbsioerne / Glspatorsn. geraItrsmS
Sooso lep inuit. Gorousrtns 9isn
belle irititnote aompdnist.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
S1rreo, b1pet ai einiirna.

0eabfpoob, She Marts. - Oct rdes
porteres, at et Sirma | Eittn oil repas
rere lllomsllsn ! gosemont % for
panole ben til en- Mslls, bpor 2inlGrs
reo ital p9pes al 2initraa. 0snue
Naaos III n~pttigeisre 9iHItrua paa ~
np. Der er aiort en- Spfinoslis, boors
peo be imaa SrspIer / Straast tar
%fiernes ueb Si9lp At Ct 6emiit Nioost.
Iom oplsier BET tI9brsnbe Materidls.
Sreplerne uoitiaes GA papss ION
g%omulostrdob. 2Rrrso, tilpirtet PAD
oenne Madne, sr unoerisst al Gitens
Snbfsrsrs al 2urreo % funoet at o9re
en- ligeiad COB 8ars iom bet surop9iits
9prreo. lloeifterne til ben npe Mes
tbobe iises at bore Blot en- SrsoieosI
al, bpao Den sdmle toiter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
Elprtnu.
algtr lfal bnacc Ru.

Sddionoiqe, 7bs Mdrts. - @ens
raj Rusien u. gIser. Tom sr Gbsi for
Ilssrz SuItpanipnoitdtst, ngter at
bpgse en- Wsnterbp nGr psnilcold
omtrent Ma8eu til puumnn. 81. 5r.
Wil ptittnfor SIomarton, ner 8eoy'
sia 6loriou 9ini,n, itaI ct tort Sag
brug, bet itsrfts / Sppen, bpggss al
bette S%pnoitdt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
er laDet nleb

Spret meo 3iopal SaIing TuluOer er ale Ojsie
glrtitler / bgieite GraO lette, igoe, more, uel'
imagenoe % nRrenOe.
Hopal Satius EowOer er Den ppperite
groeios' og 5iosbeiparer for eubuer aUt
Soruoeu bette ptonomiierer Den Niel, Sm9r %
9GG %, bsoit al alt, sigr Miapen mere ior.
ogleli9 % luuo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
Sra dnore Sanoe.
Strinobtra i%orloptt.

Stodbolm. 7os Darts. Quguit
Striupberg. SOerigts meit betisnbts
nulepeuoe SOrfdtter. CT f%orIooet rgo
Stutipintrinoe 5rst,n 9drrist gosis.
5rc.sn gosie er Softer at Sdrgsrs
inoe 0ogmdr Wslsr. Dun sr fun
"a Gar gummsI ca bar | oe iiof.
Bar Mar bert til De melt frsmrdssnos
:9reftsr peo Rungliad ordmdttItt
5eatern / Stcdbolm. Strino6er1 Bar
netop fplot 1T 52oe Qdr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-12
Sfal sj~enupbpsees.

BART Ripsr, The Marts. - Bart
Ripsr Hal reiis iis op isi,n fra Qten
finsrs eno for SIosn. Raften ale Giens
oomsbeitpoere Dil sienopbbsse os oisns
optase 5orrtnins. Srso. 0alitrsm
bil iette op en- Sobbsltbpsnins % bp9s
gs en- miolertiois Srabpsnins, % BE-
tiene fine aunosr. anoretp Saq er
dllsrsos bespnot at bpsss / aompani
mso Saa G. Brandt.