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For Sale for Want Of Use.

2 Good Cultivators.
n " Dayton Wagon.
p " Two-Horse Drag Harrow.
l Set Wagon Harness.
p " Double Carriage Harness.
GEO. H. HALL.
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For the closest prices on floor and
table oil cloths 90 to Deputy's.
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Call at ]. w. Reedy & Co., and look
at the ladies oxfords for only so cents.
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Candidates must present themselves
at nearest place. LEON A. DAVIS.
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THE probabilities now point to a
very quiet observation Of the Fourth-of-
July in Milford. In fact, the town will
be a splendid place to come to on that
day to enjoy quiet aud peaceful nap ;
as most of its citizens will be al SIaugh-
ter Beach, or in some neighboriag town,
where the people like to observe the
great national holiday with all its
concomitants of noise and display OF
bunting. Yes, come to Milford on the
Fourth of-July for nice quiet time.
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Russia Crash cents the yard at De-
puty's.
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Fine seedless Oranges, Doc dozen.
Thos. Watson, Jr.
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THE Mite Society Of the Presbyterian
Church will give the last so,ial of the
season, Tuesday evening next. This
social is conducted by the r s, Us, VS.
AMI WIS, and promises to be very
pleasant entertainment. Tickets are
one cent each way, and are issued ia
the form of railroad tickets, which viii
be punched at the door. Articles will
be sold by the penny's worth, such as
candy, ice cream, cake, etc. Music
will be furnished throughout the even
ing,and pleasant social time is antic-
ipated. The supper will be served on
the European plan, and it viii take 9
person with pretty good appetite who
car make his supper cost ten cents 81
reasonable are the prices.
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Best 50 cts. corsets at, R. H. Pierce's
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Real pearl buttons cents per dozen
r. H. Pierce's.
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Town COUNCIL has had posted warn
ing signs forbidding tramps begging
from door TO door. Sending two tramps
to Dover Jail has checked the nuisance
some, and the especially the
womenI-wouId be glad to be relieved
of the drunken, impudent loafers.
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A Union Social Of the Christian En-.
deavor Society, of the Presbyterian
Church, and the Epworth League, of the
Avenue M. E. Church, will be held in
the lecture room Of the Methodist
Church. Friday evening, June ID. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Uniform Rate Of One Cent Word Each
Insertion.

If you have a want that you think some
man in Milford can I'LL, take in the whole
field at once by inserting a want ad in the
CHRONICLE.
There's no half way business about the
CHRONICLE. 1t gets right out among all the
people who are worth talking to. And II
your man is in town yOu'n find him. There
no doubt about that.
TIE rate is ! cent a word each insertion.
II you have pig for sale; or have lost any
thing, put 1t in this column.
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THE Public schools Of Milford closed
this week.
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Town COUNCIL has condemned the
properly of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Jump, on South Walnut street, for the
purpose Of opening Maple Avenue
through to Washington street.
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WEIGH sells Washington bread.
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JIM WEIGH sells aud delivers the
finest bread you ever ate.
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Special sale Hanbergs, R.H Pieroe'l
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Sussex Teachers. Examination

Teachers examinations will be held
as follows in May:
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Persons desiring gravel from our place must
stop at Laboratory and arrange for same with
F. L. Grier, and in his absence with Van Kick
man. Thismust be done prior to hauling.
If Gland F, L. Crier.
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All farmers who want less than a carload of
lime, can buy any amount they want at TX cents
all ready Stacked, Of Chas. NJ. Hammond, who
has at least 1000 bushels constantly on hand.
chas. NJ. Hammond, Milford, Del.
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Milford Markets.

Quotation OF prices paid for County Pro-
duce at the grocery store in Watsons Block
OF E. G. Pierce oorracted ,vaablv
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A gasoline engine of 8-horse power
has been placed IN the yawl bout Of the
schooner Edward Y. HENDERSON, which
is used to assist the vessel in coming
up or going down the Mispillion. He
contemplates putting 12-horss power
gasoline engine in his schooner to as
sist in getting in and out over the flats
a BAYS hore.
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MOONS PHHsEs.

OSEsssza z p s'ss GSES s5H % q sf a,
n First "a 1888 n Third on 700
I0uarter IL a. IN. GQuarter oU am.
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Persons desiring gravel from our place must
stop at Laboratory and arrange for same with
F. L. Grier, and in his absence with Van Hick-
man. rhismust be done prior to hauling.
If c. L and F. L. Grier
Good clean top fodder for sale by the stack.
F. L. Grier.
FOR sALE.-l2-Rorse Traction Engine and
Thresher; one 4O-Porse Boiler.
52n E. 0. Matthews.
FOR SALE. Il A secondhand Delivery
Wagon. Apply A. smith. 1t
FOR sALE-eood timothy aud scarlet
clover hay. Cedar Posts. Pigs.
IS II VIM. 1. Simpson.
FOR sale cheap for want of use, a Buckeye
Mower; good as new. Also 1000 sheaves OF
Blade Fodder. Apply, VIM. R. Daniels,
52s2t Cedar Neck.
OFFICE completely furnished, is for rent in
Milford. Location especially desirable.
Apply, C. A. Prettyman.
FOR sALE.-Ten year-old horse; extra dri-
YER good worker in double or single harness
price, $50 cash. Price is low for this horse
Apply, CHRoEIcLE Office.
FOR statehood sow; good stock; sec
ond-hand delivery wagon; good York carriage;
and one light dearborn. Walter Davis. 52s tt
FOR RENT-The building known as welch's
Blacksmith Shop; good opportunity for a
good blacksmith; cheap rent.
528tf Walter h. Davis.
FOR sALE.-aood Mich Cow, Calfby side.
Benjamin Johnson, Vaugn's Landing.
.
TOMATO PLANTS now ready for setting
for sale by VIM. /. Simpson, Milford, Del. q
FARM HAND wANTED.-on the p L
Lohand farm one mile north ofMilford. APP
ply to ]. H. Webb. 1t
+ BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT-The sher
wood Cottage at Slaughter Beach, all furn-
ished,can be rented by the month or season
Apply to Jos. NJ. Davis, Milford, Del. $50 t
FOR SALE-A good sail boat in complete
: order Suitable for pleasuring Now on dry
dock at High Hill for inspection
4 53Olt VIM. ]. Purnel.
NURsE-E Experienced wishes nursing of an,
kind, or care of invalid. Cornelius Grant,
. Rural Delivery Milford.
l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to cut clover seed; 70
sale very cheap. Apply to James Hatfield, nea
Milford 1t
LosTssTRAYED OR STOLEN, a SheT
!, herd puppy about six months OLD
e Color black, with white on tail an
Ii neck. Return to Thos. A. Webb, Mi
ford Neck. 5-SO-1t.
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A pet dog owned by Robert Hurd, a
farmer on w. E. Hopkins farm near
Milford, bit three of his children Sc
verely last Saturday. The dog was
shut up in a small yard after doing the
biting, and after an hour let out again;
when he few at kitten with whom
he had heretofore beep'on most friendly
terms, and killed it. Mr.. Hurd
promptly killed the dog. Mr.. Hurd
does not fear hydrophobia, as the dog
was suffering from distempei., and he
thinks that sufficient to account for its
vicious acts
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-05-30

TIE Board of Education hfs appoin-
ted a committee of five to prepare plans
and report the same to the Board for
new school building. The work of
grading will go forward as fast as pos
sible, and the athletic field and play
ground be laid out for use this summer
for the children. There will be several
vacancies in the corps of teachers to
fill before the schools open next fall
Mrs Dorinda Hall will resign md move
to Wilmington, and Miss Refer will q
to another place in Pennsylvania, where
more salary is paid. For these vacan-
cies Miss Minnie Richards and Miss
Sadie Hill are applicants.
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To-AioRRow, Saturday, is positively
the Ia,r day ON which the discount will
be allowed on all town taxes, and at
July first the Collector of TIA xes, Mr..
Gardner w Joseph, will be directed to
proceed aud make demand for the taxes
ofl9O2. The Town Council needs the
taxes to pay bills already contracted
and make improvements to the streets;
so the collector will be compelled to
make prompt collections dushg the
summer.
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LosTssTRAYED OR STOLEN, a Shep
herd puppy about six months old
Color black, with white on tail and
neck. Return to Thos. A. Webb, Nil
ford Neck. 5-3O-1t.
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THE Milford Board of Education de-
sires to rent room in either North or
South Milford-for School purposes.
The room must be capable Of accom-
mediation about fifty pupils, and be
we'll lighted The Board of Education
will rent it for one year from July LIST.
For further particular apply 10 VIM.
v. Supple. S. ] Abbott, w. G. Abbott,
DR.. g. w. Marshall or DIR. Pleasanton,
or any member Of the Board.
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TIE graduating class of the Milford
High school, composed of eight, atten-
ted the Presbyterian Church last Sun
day morning and listened to the bac-
calaureate sermon, preached by Rev.
H. l.. Bunstein. There was Union
service between the Avenue NJ. E
Church and and Presbyterian in the
morning, and the church was Tiled to
its capacity.
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Experienced; wishes nursing of any
kind, or care of invalid. Cornelius Grant,
Rural Delivery Milford.
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THE pleasant weather Of last Sunday
attracted a score or more of Milford
folks to visit Slaughter Beach. where
many from other towns had made a
journey. 1t was an ideal day at the
shore, and Mr.. Reynolds, the hotel pro-
prietor, set an ideal baysllore supper
before his many guests, as follows:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to cut clover seed; for
sale very cheap. Apply to James Hatfield, near
Milford 1t
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Good clean top fodder for sale by the stack.
F. L. Grier.
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FOR sALE-A good sail boat in complete
order. Suitable for pleasuring. Now on dry
dock at High Hill for inspection
$50 1t VIM. ]. Purnell.
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The popularity of this old and well.
known shore resort grows with each
season under Mr.. Reynolds manage
msnt.
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BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT-The sher-
wood Cottage at slaughter Beach, all furn-
ished, can be rented by the month or season.
Apply to Jos. NJ. Davis, Milford Del. 80 II
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FOR sALE-l2-Rorse Traction Engine and
Thresher; one 4O-Porse Boiler.
52n E. o. Matthews.
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FOR RENT-The building known as Welch's
Blacksmith Shop; good opportunity for a
good blacksmith cheap rent.
528tf Walter h. Davis.
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FOR SALE. ~ A secondhand Delivery
Wagon. Apply A. smith 1t
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FOR sALE-Good timothy aud scarlet
clover hay. Cedar Posts. Pigs.
l6 II VIM. 1. Simpson.
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FARM HAND wANTED.-on the P. l.
Lohand farm one mile north ofMilford- APP
ply to ]. H. Webb. 1t
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TOMATO PLANTS now ready for setting,
for sale by VIM. l. Simpson, Milford, Del. 2t
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Read.

5 tt Col. Of Taxes Cedar Creek ii
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
Should Have Been Real Club.
Especial to Inter Mountain)


Helena, Feb. 5.-"The general senti-
ment of the Elks of Helena In regard
to the letter written by James Neil. the
actor, explaining his action In refusing
to go on with the initiatory ceremonies
in the Elks lodge at Spokane" said
Exalted Ruler Lewis Penwell Of Helena
Lodge No. of Elks, "is that they cam
not see how a sane man can he SO many
different kinds of fool. r.,
II think" said Mr.. Penwell, there
must have been some sort of a mistake,
because from the letter one must infer
that stuffed club was used. 1t ought
to have been the real thing, and prob
ably will be If he ever makes another
applicati ton for initiation. Some people,
and he is apparently one of them, think
that they are being advertised when they
are being talked about, even when they
are being made ridiculous. / think 1T
Is an advertising scheme, but that Mr..
Neill mixed up with the wrong people.F
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
NEWS FROM
CALF ORNIA

Hugh Wilson of the Butte hotel and
Thomas Hinds returned this afternoon
from a months sojourn in California,
whittier they went as delegates to the
Evangelical Society of Bookmakers
They report having a pleasant and
profitable experience. Harry C. Carney,
the well-known assayer and millmar,,
Will return in a few days.
James A. Murray and wife are at the
New Angeles hotel In Los Angeles.
James w. Forbis and wife are in
Southern California.
A. Wortenweiler and G. II. Meader are
now residing In San Francisco.
The Montana stables have not done
much at Oakland yet, the horses all
being little off. Mr.. Wilson has turned
his racers over to w. d. Randall OF
Great Falls
Duncan Cameron picks up purse oc-
casionally with Hagerdon, Shellmount
or May W., though the latter is In the
repair shop.
Neil Vawter and #. w. Ellis are the
only Montana men who have been able
so far to beat the books.
Ellis, the plunger who created such a
sensation early last week on the Oak
land track, left In box -car for Hot
Springs to recuperate his fortunes.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES

orton Bros--Planos and organs.
George Astry of Helena Is in Butte to,
day.
ID. @. Eldridge of Omaha is in the
city.
August Freeburg Of Basin is in the
city.
w. A. Grow of Hamilton is In the city
today.
7. c. Creighton OF Ogden is in Butte
today.
Grand Assemble tonight. Columbia
hall.
Earl B. Smith is a recent arrival from
II. F. Grimm of Denver is a Butte Wis,
ttor today.
Charles Jewell of Omaha is registered
at the Butte.
r. Ramaker of Seattle is a recent ar
rival In the city.
The perfume of joy is in every Har-
ward cigar.
Julien Ebstein is at the Finlen, regis
tered from Paris.
Miss J. Kuhn of San Francisco is visit
Ing friends in Butte.
Il. w. Griffis of Omaha is making a
business visit in Butte,
w. F.. Buck Is among the recent ar.
rivals from the capital.
Norman Nelson of Virginia CITY has
come to Butte to reside.
c. T. Tuttle Of Salt Lake Is among the
recent arrivals In Butte.
When you want something to read. go
to the p. 0. News Stand, 81 w. Park =
j. w. Bailey of Helena came in on last
nights train from the north.
W. Evans Of Great Falls is one OF
the recent arrivals In the city.
J. @. Bates. tuner. Montana Music Co.
ll9 N. Main ST. Tel. SOL -
H, c. Clements and wife of Sheridan,
Wyo', are staying at the Butte.
For funeral notices, fraterna. notices
entertainment notices, see Want Ads
page 2.
Look for the union label on the bog
that you get your Harvard cigar from. =
Mrs Thomas Wilson of Spokane Is
visiting in the city for few days.
DR.. Hansen. surgeon and specialist, Sill
yer Bow block. X-ray examinations.
Nelson Willoughhy, coroner of Flat
Heaa SouHty, accompanied by his daugh-
Ter, are visiting friends in the city.
Sherman, the undertaken, mas moved
MS undertaking business to his new and
commodious quarters on East Broadway.
w. u. Shandrew has moved from
Granite street and his permanent Of
nee address Hereafter will be No. Is
West Broadway.
1t would never be possible for cigar
TO sell a million a week without su-
perlor merit The Harvard sale amounts
to q million week.
Patrick d. ONeill, miner employed
~ the anaconda, was caught in fall of
srouhd ana suffered broken leg. He
was removed to the Sisters hospitaI
California Cafe, reopened. New man
agement' everything first class. Jackson
& Priesz Proprietors.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BUTTE OIL COMPANY.


Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Butte
Oil company will be held on Monday,
the 10th day of March. 1902, ut 8 o'clock
p. m, on said day, at the principal office
OF the company, room No. /, Lewssohn
block. Butte. Montana
The object OF said meeting IL tc con-
slider and pass upon the proposition Of
Increasing the capital stock of said
Butte OIL company from forty thous-
and 44O,00O.O0) dollars to one hundred
thousand 100000. .00) dollars.
Dated this oath day Of January 1902.
FRANK KLEPETKO,
EUGENE CARROLL,
Il. M. HODGEES,
A Majority of the Board Of Directors Of
the Butte OIL Company.
Attest:
SHELBY IRVINE,
Secretary.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
ACTOR NELL TALKS.
CONTINUED From Page One.)

was the reply. Il have a bruise on my
arm right here. where I was struck with
club.
II begged those boys for an hour and
a half to -let me go back and take the
obligations in gentlemanly way. even
to let me put on the mask and go
sistent with manly dignity. 90
Granted that every member of any
fraternal body stands for the actions of
the other members is 1t consistent with
ordinary common sense to believe that
because one or two men in Spokane over
stepped the bounds of propriety In their
effort to amuse and be amused. the thou
sands OF thinking men all over the counA
try would indorse the action. and censure
me for resenting what / considered an
indignity? ~
Remember that 1t was not without the
assurance on the part of members that
| would be treated with dignity and con-
sideration which 1 felt was due any
man from another that l consented ITO
submit my application.
II believe that it Is possible for man
to become member of body which
has won the favor o. tie people for kind
ness. true fratcrnalism and good fellow
ship without being subjected to such
treatment which, If not cruel. is humiliat-
ing.
Il do not wish to have 1t understood
that these methods are universal; ON the
contrary, believe that as far as the Elks
are concerned some forms OF the ini-
tiation are rapidly disappearing l wish
to state that deem II neither unreason-
able nor inconsistent for any man who
takes no delight in subjecting others to
harsh treatment under the guse OF fun.
to resent being subjected to it himself,
and 20 follow the course / did. namely. to
withdraw absolutely"
Exalted Ruler Galwey Talks.
The Neill incident continues to be the
absorbing topic among local Elks silver
Bow .odge I one of the largest lodges
of the order Il tae Northwest and every
member Is talking of the NELL letter
The feeling is general that inasmuch as
Mr. Neill gave out his open letter here
the local lodge should resent the affront
offered Spokane. 81,
Harry Gallwey, exalted ruler of Silver
Bow, said:
Mr.. Nelll's letter Is an insult to the
members of our organization. While 1t
is the privilege of any one deslrous OF
joining any secret order to retire
from the lodge room.any time during the
installation II the ceremony Is datasteful
to him, j think it very discourteous for
a man to play the baby act and do as he
has done Owing TO Mr.. Neill's excellent
company they have been very popular In
the West and he Is so full of conceit
that he takes all the credit of the success
to himself. In my opinion the worst Elk
in any herd Is far above Mr.. Neill in the
finer sensiblities and as a gentleman"
DR.. w. II. Haviland, former district
deputy grand exalted ruler Of the order
and member of the committee on work
and ritual of the grand lodge. said:
"In his pretended expose Mr.. Neil
violated his preliminary obligation,
which every candidate must take
before entering the lodge room. HIS
effort is an insult to every Elk in
the United States and viii be resented
by all fraternity men."ii4oe,J ~, r.i4 IS
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
Neill Should Be Pitied.
Especial to Inter Mountain. ,

1Speclal to Inter Mountain.)
Bozeman, Feb. 5.-Flks OF Bozeman
appear to be unanimous in regard to
James Neil refusing to go on with the
initiation. They say Mr. NeilI has made
great mistake and exercised very poor
judgment. IL he found initiation cere-
monies too great for his sensibilities he
should have withdrawn like gentleman.
When men like the late Presideat Nc
Kinley and other prominent men could
appreciate the beautiful ceremonies, Mr..
Neill showed a great weakness of mind.
There Is a certain amount of play and
certain tests in all secret and fraternal
societies and man Is foolish to take Of
fense, and when he does he demonstrates
that he Is not minded enough to
enter the secret councils of any fraternal
association and he Should rather be
pitied than condemned.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
ON WALL STREET.
Material Drop Of Amalgamated Shares
But Rally Before the Close.
(By AssOeIaied Press,)

(By Associated Press)
New York. Feb. 5.-There were run
ming sales Of $500 shares Of Metropolitan
Street railway at the opening at 1890
ia The buying WAS based on reports Of
the proposed lease OF the company to n
securities holding corporation.
Large offerings cancelled the gain In
Metropolitan, but the general market
advanced.
Selling of Amalgamated Copper, eou-
pied with reaction To yesterdays close
or under by the fractions turned the
market heavy, and there were some
material declines from the top figures
Amalgamated Copper fell to 72A, but
rallied later to above 70.
The rebound carried prices to the best
Of the day, except for the local trac-
tlOns
Bonds were irregular.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-02-05
SALOON is ATTACHED.
stromberg-Mullins Co. Brings Action
Against McAuliffe 81 Hawkins.

The stromberg- Mullins company filed
an attachment suit in the district court
today against McAuliffe a. Hawkins,
two saloonkeepers, for the sum OF
S10i0.65
The complaint says that the plaintiff
gold the defendant goods to the value
OF $83i,2I which have not been paid for.
That is one account. The complaint
gives the other account as "a balance OF
s2l5.3S. The plaintiff wants $l0foG5 and
costs.
A short time ago the Stromberg- Null
Inns company brought suit against
Hawkins q McAuliffe TO recover the
Council saloon or Its value, fixed at
$500, claiming 1t had been wrongfully
dispossessed of that property.