THINGS TALKED ABOUI ALL AO3UT THAT GOAT. OWye WS DSW$.- THlE SUTTE OFFICE A cm sm eND gne lawt a sess ths Paw S.AYS HE'S STILL CHIEF Grn d numiemi .ntcrtainhmenm and bail ANDERSON & CRUTHERS. Ot ds $TAWDARDo I.1bl Chk . n, KnmtDavkk club on Moeayl .mmg I Ahearn rekuderh of Ow IlaushfletX 3. a by Anaeonda and BIDtr.r Mllch 1.-Tbh.s eee o D. H lU T. tswqr. Tds~pl.. C m ni tem - P. S111 a s Albs Depl- Ladle Lerics' wcbsswa. Tickets BLACKSMITH NO e C.a, the East Pak masset pewOarIeb. S.~.mil in Ia. L. e-aruet whb re-sle te snoaes 60 Use W UIl.Il No%'s go knowlng thaUn to have been stolen, ear Look outa for tLs Nikired line. plaet almost the senLse tinme of thue Mahan He Therefore Demands His Salary k Linsle'. STUART. - - Mont. *What People are Sayng About enernt S ed. (oasnt Atorsney and is the Spring eetilen appeased or she pramseeltism and su Deterbmied to Oo to As to the Onmo H~dld of Merleds 6 Holarn for thn the Courts if Neooesary Case. defence. Considerable Interest was anw to Oet It. Ifetesd by the eidtaes in the ease eanl h- the ldan' teto court room was Ilted with aspetsor. al WLtttaw re. Special oneawsm•see ot the tanai. thrauglrut Sthetral. Intmeas in thesars Blr'rc, MAGUIRE'S OPERA UTTiE RAiLWAY GUIDZ. March 1. Tme city of lautt, pre- TT*.~ McOMr HOUSE 1.--The city eaetion is Wirre, Marbh was ehmncedal h the fact that tbh de ctets the anomaly having LOUIS irst in April. and of St kear two R. VILLEMAIRK, - . - MUY71AxA UxJOX. to be held the Monday feadalst. Cohen, is well known in Butte ten who claimn to be- - MANAOSR at the couneil ntuetiag next Wedn-eday le.ally chief of po. and has hitherto een roa~rk as as lies. Today was pay slay for the police - Arve. ieaSve. nilbt the clerk will doubtleas be author- hotest and wos•th citisn. Evkltne for laul to ssme a call for the uame. The call the proseeutln amoupied tour bours. f•oe•r. 1anl LaNe P. Smith, who was slp- __I ~Lns. / I ta. posed --ust he ismaed a0 days before the elec- Citr Marshal McArthur swore be pro. to have hLenm kitocsed as chief of aue am. n at L..---fliR FORM ANCES OF (;RANI) ida'tihw saknua. tion. The conventions are uasually held cured a search warrant a d, witth O -tIe polcle the last mee-ting of the city OPERA---4 s searched ('ohen's, sho. "We concl. - the election, and must take Janu~s, nr- a•f ormal deanuaud oe ('ity ...... O pm. p.m days haeor found several trunks. all of which seemed IC3erk (raves for his salary up to Marrch IN ENGLISH. placm, therefore within the next to ha. i ut one. It was locked and 1. The request was N tt muaawithR two weeks. Neovrtbeless there in refused, het the city we *askleCohnto open it. He said he cter k maid he woul report the anutter at Amwdmatn ! I2: p.m. *~ a.t.. an nuusual lack of interest in had no key in open the trunk, as it be. the ne~t nwetinl of tle cousncil. It longed to sroua miner on the hill. After ...... ~~.m 'ta iS:a.m. sS...ina th• elect.in, and there was never lear talk, seemos that Mr. Smith claimas that he was . . one month before an electon, about can- a time we foulnd a key whlch wonkit open nomtIblly eleclamed as rhief; that h.e is Om-'4 at with locatboel Araaouda train. we found didates. The city has not yet recovered the trunk. aInd uponaopening it tberefore still chief of police of tin" city of Emma court. ('o. Juch two fir couts producedl in Grand of last fall. the ustt... Ae."•arlingly English a •ntly fromn the election uine4- his Ulmle.lup Opera Co. .o canddklates for mayor are yet de•n- hen did not mlake any explanation other dep•SitliI. he has hleen on ldntIy ntilhtly Uti(rr xOUX.% 1A t"L.?T*AL itely in the flekl, althobab a few natnes than that tlhe trunk hadl hen, left there by and lis. givenl iestnrctltione to hi- anall.. the dtirtectit n it ChairI.'" I: I.ockL" a• mentioned. Onte of Butte's leadin. somne miner." He lnow clanils his s.alary. .Mr. Slmitlh citizens said *to-day that noblo r .oonk Concerning the mnink coas Imluced in uimmew i chislainl .on a m'1ctlcnl whikla staLte a, Ilx: X1 I'Z make a better lro sthan M. J. ( oaneil., court and fIound in that trunk, th•e police that tlhellidef of ldlle sacmy he delsnu.dl 7."tt. Part tKi.prees . p.m. nos a.h. :o and nobody wo he more generally dle. ofllcers had furnished ('t3.e*n with a de- for nierltrt of eduty on at two-thinrs vo.te- of C IIi)RI 1 hIlerAoammUdata.. 11 M1a.mn. f11np.m. sired as a esaa•kldate for that o•fice. But seription of the coat inmmediately after Oowef oa with Utah & Northern train for it is believed that Mr. Councll would it was stolaen fro llabhack Brothers. clahnl"l t'oc that nlo two-thirds vote of the and points " ad and eret on UiL'ao never permit his name to le used. Mr. 'ohen had also been warnel anot to p•r- coeuncilt was taken, alnd that tlie to mlay onnoll is at pent in the East, hut will chase such a coat if it should he offered has ceIvcr alu)rvel or dllulppruwvet the .1 rmummt.-mt :nmimImsNmmu.mm~t.rt..r~nm ii vin In thm w.riI. return before iawaen o. hilnl. 'ohen lhad offered no drjletion to action,. The comncil simuply auloptdal tha. C'IVOINXI AND AIHRiVAI. OFV MAILS. Aklderman Mueller is the favorite of the oficer, wlhen nearchllng this ston'. report .. f twe eonlanittee whlich nre.oall- many for the office of mayor and he There was one fur coat found by the ofil- Inei|t•al tiHe r"tirclllant of ('hiief Saunliti t., wouk undoaubtedly make a strson run. It cers in ('ohen's store lyiwg exgpnaoae upown tile rIslnks a4il tilteplacing of An•by COMMENCING THURSDAY, MARCH 13th. -- c---s. Arrhe. I[a)ten1 is doubtful if a more satisfactory choice a .seal. in hisltime.. Tlhi ren•lnaluealtioin lwa Mail fnrCaliiornl andthlhI : pm...... coukld be made. He is highly smlkcen of F. P. lager. esuployael tr s cnhlrk at M. carrie.l, halt ithelthe rouscwil pw•e•e•kel to. $outsro litatea...... j 7:30 am. I :30 a.a by all with whom coa•versation has Iven J. 'onncl••akith l nltt Felwnlary 119 u thie li-.ti.n Mall at viaL M. . Ity 2:a0 p.m...... of Edl ('lrr.l os chief. If had and the only objectkilo that ha Ieet.a fur coat wat, stolen fromn M. J. ('onnell that Iatart 'if tIh, a.onlnittes. re Sort was [:rill. \ithtit. CARMEN. Mai fa RaM viLa MC. . y 2:30 pa.m11. 0 p.m went aroumull Mall for West via N.P.Rt-...... 9:tA p In made to his nomnination is that his resig- aitld that evening the wmiteeie legall.y :arritl., tthe I)iemln 1tial ('arr.all nation as aklernan mighit weaken the to all the' pawn lmop antl 'eo ld-IHanul ar' h;l cI•.- hi.fn. If it was clnt earrieel tlwhn- GIRL. xItIIvrv MIaitinec. BOHEM IAN strength of the deallmorats in the ceuancil. s*mPoreill towl and wlarunel ti.lrwtlrletor. Smnith rnavzninan ciief annd acreuslt was BUTTE CURRENT 1lw) NOTES. Julge Barret is aontlher tman who would nut to ipurchae sutlh a 4'i*t. rl•e minil elLasoll ,lhi,f. in .any .lemvtIit i.'niks a. t,.tur.tav \i-ht. WILLIAM TELL. prr In emuort wasI eeii Iy the .slt Lake proclxrty is salil1I rapidly in be acceptable to all. antllwho would make coat dhacel thln•teih thin. arc- two (ahies.. Mr. Srnith tacapital mayor inl every senle of thi( wltn.'**n inl ('ohen's pawnII'Ishop. Marshal will Irn)ri .. cllimanin ,llumel will lNe' v•'ery' •lutte these days. I.II.."1(1)* \."I% word. Jamest A. Talhot is another gos.l McArthur whenll recallthd, ,id: ,"('ohenl legall,ni'an to coill elht hiiis saary il. to tlr.. l 1ISI.(II(( a11 " II(1 Ii..'...\ n. ." the ". 1ul1111* .C 311 tI. . *'I.I'~lZI) in \."w \ p the Unln ... " hIwl...I I1.) There is plenty of c•reaga" witllhill oel told recently that he haId purlh-tneal ..mL. :ama.l ~'.amhimamm,*I.s. ., wah Is $2.00 t..r "rvt .m..I.. ";IS.. man who is urged by many. Int fact the n,e tislie lie' al;ll Is legally Iaulveal'. li 1.11" W01m1.4- w l IM' t it ". l :ruile of Butte City. henualtifuilly sitllated, ~t .h.a q.rii .'g.tmmm~ f them..I al.s.im.* ... i." I'i.- 1. "n . p'lm.m U. 3% "I t i,.." delaoeratiLe Iarty hasn plenty of good tin*- the nink-skin coat from .,ome, man wlhom will r•srt to lr•w-a-s of law itf l• .r...-iry-. . I3,,hI.I , .m : InI)mm . I II,:r, lIt 1.r i t timIml+i 5. for sale cheap. ('Ohleen her. he dkl not know. aoumlhl not tell ",u.aaeerlPr 1 II Is it pretty If1lill.. All the locals of the Knights of Labos The repIublicans on the other hlannd ar. nlee who the man was or wive isale any ti-e ill Montana are formulating a plan to hbe likely to meet with difficulty in finding a scription of hln." ITS THE RIGHT ROUTE. carne incorporated. candklato who will poll the full party Mr. Smlith, of Balbrcc-k Hretluh.rm, ,aid A" 4..o Ii I.1... Whkch Mi. EIll'. Jae MdcHatton entertainel a fle vote. If there is a ianan illthe party whoi t'olin aocame into the ,tor•e of that linra the' S1**:i frienl at a party will command the support of all factions. clay after the costs were dliscoverl lin TniknmI Taking. card on FPrly. Th L ain St.. Iltitt. Miit. HOUSEPPSIGN evening passed very enjoyably. he hars not yet been discoverl. O()nly a ('ohen's place ty theottl-ermr and nuil that sciuc'al 4 sl r.*a'.tit.nt1e of thIm, tin4( gid. J. LLY, mayor and one-half the akkdrnwn tare to he was In trouble andl that while thei coate Htr-, a'. Mlllanlih 1. ThdItiag.ttcla fris,.. 4 PRINTER. Mrs. Bowroutt, aged 18 years, 41di01 yes city in hi staror hie houieal thai t*rday at Ie e*hosen at this electioe. the othlwr hal been foundl IPaul g~riattvsila inth S'tANI) tilt) thi.. nuorh 721 North Main street at tia officers holding over. Bahe~rk woeuld treat hmll as well asi -ees. residence of her daughter, Mrs. Davis. ilia mhtlilv 14)r tilt- ,nl nswrl e1ttllniit, o meielo in court. Cohen sId hie was deeply Hardwood Finisher and Paper Hanger. Bray & Damson are planninll to buildl Mrs. ('larles )nmo, who re&ratld a thre• orry teo by mixele up in uteimhi -ease. ITlti tthe Great Nurtlueram nrusl westwar three•tory brick on tie site of their piesm ulays' .IIumsation in Buitte by shootingl Ed- closed the evildence for the' plreetulltio through Aamatianelza wa.. rlr jitlh gi',u. ,out store. and that adjoining it onrl th wardl Salitlm, lasn not returnled to her anll Mr. Baldwin urglel iootn tlhe'L•ourt lth itsteteit ht"Ieu ttcrlu)-. Jaiuev A.. Nitimtrr y '."."-", oWALL PAPER. VARNISHES north. elmi•e, A, PAINTS.: "'""KIN.'"',:"" ""I' nerly cabin ill Little Blacktail canyoli. inee•-eity of linlrlhilg l )i i eLae at who l,...La lsaat :71 yo~ur-. ill the. 4.IiIaitr J. W. Gilligan, state sk'lIautw Mr. Holdor movled forlthel defendaet' ' throutgh wvhich thm. fnIul will probhahly IN of the A. Slhe Iams a houror Eof the place and las de- Sb. H.. will leaveto--lorrow for Livingston, discharge on the ground tluit while the ' )il. aiiiaI whuA) knrows' it like a l''.k. wait clared slhe can niever return to the scene muay have lproved that a coal Fort Keogh and other places to orlg•aniz perueettion to1ay: ""lhm, hidita4ae.' from. New jeork t. a ivisions of A. 0. II. of her terrible straggle and its awfutl comn- wair ,tolen, tifey lhad not provel tlhat tlhi is now living with a coat wasr the onle mtol-,l. tlhat the, ele-fendu Sallr Franeiwr, LI Dr. Howard will ojaln an oulioke oe:a East llue4lucaes. She grv ittr by /hire. lint.wold tha hI3bIs. iall. friealld in East Park street, not far frouin ant lhdl not have, guilty knellowl•*dg if lae a SOUTH ER•N HOTEL Park stroeet over tile lHotimani house. He other. cijatl tlti. xex'leiieo of th.e \fauiu will not changel lhii place of residence thl Pilu, Tree saloon. Her husband is did buy tlhis cemet. hl'lae collurt o-verruleI from West Granite street. still working at time ws-d camllp, hbeat it is the motionlandeIIouel ipreeiH l ltoargue tlhe question., th•e delt•lne dtc.lninlg teo, gai jlsAilul4*h thua lay mlay ,)ilier runte. A.- DAN TEWEY, PROP., BUTTE, MONT. The said that he will dispose of his celebration by the Welsh people of aliy wilnessesl utpo tIhe stand. the iU')'.t hbractmknlowled g of thlt. .4 atr Butte of St. David's day on Monday even- business as soos asl possible and Mr. Baldwin reviewed tliahe evk•ria'., ing at Ronshaw hail, pronises to be one take his wife out of Montana. clalmnin that it Iha hbeet ipnnw•d that. IAtmaeou.aL. tsa, Want S rhlmu renek 1'. Sal the There is an impression quite general ver toa time of inmst successful and enjoyable firt. (olabn had twOnti Itotiftlil tiato I.) uy lake: tlwulme, Hcue Hlole at Tlhi4 is a Ne.w BIrick Ilottel. Ne-wly Vmirnulwhd with All Modecrtn Inprov.•- social gatherings of the seasoln. around town that the man shot by Mrs. this coat andl had been furnisuherl by the heatd of the ltte'r Meust. tIl'eiIee dhewl, Sad .nImtK. F'irst-4'las in All R~ma•'ts. heatedtby Hot %Vaterand Steamu. Geoge Kessler yesterday afternoon ro ()Onao was hLer husland's formner partner. proper officials with a fuhll d.•cription of snoi rivur :a dlistaiH. of I3 mlsle; tII4*t149 Motint ('entrlly [rCa(dl ,teIl in lmtte. Mot4or Lilne Passme the )oor. eeived by express a nlalnuieent matiff. It is known that OnIto had a great deal of thie stolen goods; seconld, tlhart nIutwitlh heavinag Salnmon river on the411'brth. ant1 Rates. $1.00 to $1.W Per Day. It was sent by friends in Denver. Colo- difficulty with liis partner in the wood standing thib notice, ('ohen di purchase nanuahag throuwcgh lulao, toi Ikalac C'ity rado. The mastifflis natned "Princes," business, and a man said yesterday that the stolen coat a few days. after such noti- thessn ) through the Owyher eu.intry to and .Me.- less ,I is deliga wrttfr the be brld n4o's former partner deare fication; third, that when tle offlcers tihe Qutase River valley. This valley i two days before the shooting tlat be was went to search ('oln,'s uItomo for the one of the amoat beautiful &endlfertile ia~l going out to O()no's cabin and make laim stolen coat, time defendant• ail: "Y(oi SIcy' is Anirica. TIme rouate wcilel prnYIml The following notices of location weor settle up tlaeir business or fight. This Ihas hi hw" along Qiimize river ah.usct 7: neiai Hoffman Hotel and Restaurant ! need not tell nle any sn1r* alollut it: thaere •led yesterday: Richard Dawe and W, given rise to a smspicion around town that 1amd oni to Kenio. thmetce- 4. Sacramesneto H. D•we the Golden Rule fraction in Sumn Ils no uch a (iut in this store ;" Inht in ibly there mnaight he more in the kill- I spite of these statelents, the ofli- Stockton wool 4 baklukn . Aloneg tih lisi, ON T'HEI UROPn N PLRN. snit valley distriet: John Swayse and Johi i tlhan tha colame to light. But ()mo's therae are mull-n cold mine.. I halc its saan Ryan. the Orphan Boy lode in Blacktail Scers found tie coast there; fourth, old partner is not d. His naamne is C(ohen's statemenllt that the trunk ina wrlich othier Verii ofrcouuatry it Asamerira. II3 BURGARD & SIMON, - - - - park district. Alonso Smith and he is workinll to-day KenstuelOld tween Saluumoni river andI PROPS John B. Read, the stolen coat was dlscovered was the thre are editor of the Inter MoYnI. out on the Pipestone. The, mans who was I property of some man whomn defendant not I.e.. than Z) golt] nmine.. Al Strictly Iir't ('lamn. )lpen ay au l Niglht. Private Entrance LeLadnII to iasi, has been ill for some days and in or killed is Edward Smith. anmd hle lhas never did not know and c.oukI not klescribe was the way trots, Asaconelu to HoneIt Olty irn IPlrvate. Dining Roomu. der to recuperate has gone mouth. He will been a partner of( )mo, bt only worked unworthy of )tlic; fittl, two witneses mine.. which onilly need tan *.gn.'.sa, t mack, ;.iLargePt and nmust ('.munnodieosu inintg Roomn in the City. he absent some time. His editorial seal for hill. Ihave sworn ta•at at tle time of his arrest then.then.l n-ieatnout lariroftltable." tltah(le." will be filled during his ambence by the ihe haLd punr•Ia.sed C(hen told themn that The. Wre..dici. Show Their hillI. 45 East Park Street. Butte City, Mont. capable Guy X. Piatt. The STAI~ax)A).n's reporter has been this conat. Now, argued tlhe lawyer, how There will be a meeting of tile Robert talking with a nlnumber of Butte's old could this coat have bheen bought by Mr. Kmanett Literary association in Hibernia timers as to former duels in this cou•nty. Cohen andl theft hid away itn this trunk B13nrr. Mlrclh 1. A large crowdl EEC hall. (entervile, on Tuesday evening the challeqnge receilved y Editor lPenrose without Colten's guilty knowledgel The' joyed it seriesH .,f wrestling ntateclt at thil aes . As business of importance will having awakened interest in thei matter. coat was found itn this trunk four dlays af- Milwaukee lk'..r hall to-night. lam thre COULD coame efore the meeting, all the nmemn But no y rememnilbers of a duel ever ter it was stolens. This showed, counsel nunich betwe.u. Johni 'Jla.,uui. andt Jo. BROS & CO. berm are requested to attend. having been fouglht in Silver Bow county, thoulght, very cn.clhlsive evklelncu. iof Co. Bowtden, miothi of Meadlervill". for "1O r P3 EAST GRANITE STREET, BUTTE. .Some men who claimed to have been hen's rguilty knowledge. Tile coi0rt ladl ride atad tillr n...iptoi. Thiaanila watn tin except the duel to the death between its sdeision until Molnday at 1:>) lp. lin. ormerly en aged at the Sand (Coulee coal first fall andl Ih,wdhemm the eit ta,I wilt mines cireunated the rumor in this city Ward and Gallagher last Decormber. It is stated, however, that Mr. Penrose re- ning Slae muatela. It waCHsa eatcl,-a.rcz;atela yesterday that the mines had been cone WHAT THE JURY FOUND. cat. smuatch. Ilowdeat was' alotat :9 0 stnel+ PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS! polled to shut down on acc.unt of want ceived a chballenge in (enterville a few years ago frome a well known citisen of Tler VerdlCt Ltesdered t estenrdry tIn lhe the laruvier. A slatiii was then arrange.! of a market for the coal. This statement lwetw. n Letclhr agnd EI•timnate's PurnitaIld for Steamn and Hot Water Hcatin. LDeaers ins Butte. The challenge was accepted, McC'loskey. elule. a Ihar'.w of *:M is denied by men who claim to know. Case of Jalmes being put sap. Hule won two straighat fal, (:orllbinatin Gas and Ele•tric Light Fitures. •lai. brat friends quieted the matter Ip. nwrla Correstaodence sof the Ntaodasl. Thomas Prin le, the man who was in. ('ol. John H. Curtis says he receIved a in a capit5lal saatch. Arranta~nuant. or. Et.ched and Colored Globtd. r all Kinds. jured from fallnl from a brklgo on the challenge in Helena a number of years UL'TTrE. March 1.---Au itiqsaeat uplosn the Mtag madne for it aeri.,. of Iiat~ywti Is line of the Butte Galatin railroad las ago from a well known merchant now body of Jamesn Mcc('losky, who committed wresatling nmathe' for the a :retirag oif St 1l Contractors: Specifications Made. and Submitted. Thursday and was brought to the Sisters' living in Butte, and who is now one of suicide in Park Canyon near Hoeoxlville Patrick's day. O•ders by Mail Promptly Attended to. hospital here on Friday, is dead. Pringle his best friends. It ia not believed there yesterday. was held be.fore Judge Eddy A Card. was a stranger, and, it is understoo had lhas been a regular duel in Butte, only to"ay. The facts revealed at the inquest no relativel ero. His head was injured random shooting scrapes in the streets or were substantially as rMelated ila this nmorn- I hereby gplve warning to all bat'imesa by the fall, and from the time of the accie mean and @13w..r of Butte inot to giv.' na dent to his death he was unconscious. ing's STANDARD. TIw coroftnr' jaury In- wife. Julia cluded Joe McGugan, foremanw. Pat Pe- I.. Finery, anyI' g.s'si. tt 3ah E. Chapman, the valiant fireman who The proprietors of the Comique have credlit. tSigned) was so seriously injured by the falling ol agreed not to dslagree and at present will terr, A, H. Bell. Solahn tyanl. John Kelly LEYSON &TURGK, a wall in the Hennessy building during continue business. Their differences have and Dan Mullin. Tde brother of time d.e- the mnemoriable fire last September, has been adjusted and the sailing is again sm ceased, John McC4lluskey, was tue first Th. Hfltaan Not, and Iretaurant. gone to California for tihe benefit of his witness. He saild hew Id spent Open day and night. Ttw larregt ant health. Evor since receiving his injuries rene. Mr. J. L. Black made a proposition the night with his hbrother Henry for the purchase of the (Colunmbiagardens, iL, watch- lent restaturant in the city. Privalt ea Chapman has been unable to work. As ing deceased, who was. suflTering from trance leadilaa to rivateo dint its roM IIs. 4! be was totally without money several of but was unsureeusful, and will leave to. rheumatisnl. Henry left for Butte in the East I aftrk ot utte. * -- DE LE RS IN - morrow for lan Franeciso. 8I "t 5I58IUJ 1JrC(k~UVM LIIIIfI rUJIEIIN. I the generous luearted citizens of Butte mnorsning for I)r. Johaisno. Slhortly after W subscribed sufflicient to pay the expenses It is intinmuted by a muantwr of the city hhe. had go em* deeevos~eu said he heard o~f Cha( nan's trip to the coast. iHis wife sollen.one walkinlg arsaalI o.utsik. of tihe and children acconmpnied iilan. council that there will Ixr a drop in fees cabin. Witnes..s went1 .ltsid.e to ,set if LYCEUM " THEATEI this spring. It is provided by ordinaune- thern• was utIyoneti( Isrwliallg tranllnli. Al- KDiamonds, ANaIUItWa4 L *am.E.\.:.r Uresat alls Marolng. that certai n ollicials bhall receive fees in moet iasi uls as.s ihe bte1pls.el oetasik* Rld to the Sttandard. addition to their salaries, but tie size of of twt dksor thu fatal shot -SECOND WEEK GSR.AT FALLS, March 1.--TweCty,'-teighL the fees is fixed yearly by the council. was fired. jitnls.s theardl tle sihot Tll erll"I - wPaloads of material luave arrived here The alderman maid that there was noth- and instantly rs.hed i,. when Ih ow dTIa "'.\rs ' ror the construction of the Great Falls & ing to prevent the fees being fixed at as found Jimn lyinllualln thie floor ofth"e.abin Ilow a rnnrrwin as 1 neer cent. I with the top of Is head ina.rly blowiln ff. Watches, of ma- t.uiihi tl -uanadarailroad. Larle quantities Tle witness then gave itd. alarm at the Thurday. et.: 2-rh cral are also expected for the smelter MR. AND MRS. EMERY. mine. about four hundred yardsi below. Tb."grcut al mgtmint ?%ucn." e4 Northern railroa.. rtaeson of the Great Net Living Very S everal isen from the tanlint* arrived ilt a The location of this road has Iben fixed A ppparetly They Are few minutes after the shot was tired. Nasppily T•gseter. UNCLE + JOSH bg the engineers, and it will be con- Anotlher brother testillel tluat. at one The 14.w Eagland &airtr. By the Standard's 4pe•ial Wire. and truted by the middle of April. This tiune, when ulnder the. ialliuenv* of (:IUANIJ M)tvINlIt M'ATINF:I; SA II IZIPA B•rrr., March 1.--About 1 o'clock thisI an overdlow, of ilaediclse.t-he deceaserd hal Jewelry, bort line will he used to haul building to tothe Boston & Mon- morning L. G. Enery was arrested oni a attempted to cut Ihis t'iraot with a ie*.I aerial and ore charge of beating his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Sknife. Other testimony was give.n and smelter. It will also he used in People's Popular Prices: Lan• Montana alley. The tihe verdict of the jury was that "iJasni building the great MisLnuri dam, which Emnery live at No. 215 It.Iwwr..dIwo Sent -G. .. . b ."."lux police were telephoned for at that time on IMcCloky camne to ibis death by it rifle*1 dAdDt~i:4 u :" "t will be constructed eanded the supervision alhot fired by hlis own hIsalds wiiist tesltaor- Solid complaint of John Kirby. who lives next Silver, f the T'ownslte company. arily Insane.." M('lo*ky was ilass .nlgineer The mild weather which has set in re- to Emery. Mr Kirby stated that Emery -forseveral years at the(ag.ulsll uanId was. mover all anxiety regarding the cattle on had repeatedly whipped his wife and was e.l. . e_..B se i 1-- ... a. SPECIAL NOTICE. the North Montana ranges. The real ee- choking her to-night. Mr. Kirby grabhtdl A IIl&audra'wNc .4r F'I'm tof r.., g".a rItd.d ir.,r .1. 4 1m~ia&.inf.:t .. w14I'l.IiI.tiuuion. t, the, hate sales for the past month foot up his 45-calihr- revolver and rescued Mrs. Prepasrlg for the Opera. I* I.Pi" w It is rexported that a party of .4 t1)thIt" ru~t. Will 1w 4" .l:NZ .\ VW tat.I M" Emery. who is now at Mr. Among the alterations to be slnaal in the reunlay laEn.irLm dy K )tMI.l'..r. WIrn& Plated Ware oruWtIIIrer a-Pacife icUlll engineersIUmti ism inego555 this am= vvi- Kirby's house. Mr. Emery was Lyceum for the occasion of the Juchl olera F1'lu. tia..ater will IN kiux..ul 11.'\t N"' k**t., ,rn &"uit-.uuity. released on honds. Tonight ia~r.- t.'r th1t Mpl..araIM." uft ll." I animia .Iu." he tried to have a warrant sworsn out for I engagement will be the placing of rows of All Well In Bctte. Kirby for carrying wealpolns raised seats on the sldes an&d r.ear, while the arrest of seats French Cloaks, BuTrrE. March 1.-Dr. Leavitt. ,nedical and threatening but Judge Newkirk re in the pit will Is. un the level of the Opera Glasses and Spectacles! hoalth otlcer. reports that during Febru- fused one. Mr. Emery say ihe will sme' floor. Eight or 12 boxes will twI consttr'wi•-t ary there were 25 deaths in Butte. Three for divorce. He .glled at the STr.aoDARr ed. The Pearl of Pkin conlllusally ha:: MR. EDDIE FOX, of thee were violent deaths resulting offce this evening and made this state- cancelled its engagrll.ent for thi uopera I.a of New York Clt). Look Everywhere, but come here and see us before a c cidents, leaving only -' deaths ment: "I1 think I was Justifiled in wht I house, not desiring to play against t'*i from me with Juch company. T~Iw you buy. Our Prices and Goods can not natural causes. This is conskidered did. My wife has not provided opera a1,lst will l'acher of Stage lD)nrintn from meals and has neglected her household therefore be vacant while the Jeuwh (c,111 O4W ALL be Duplicated in a remarkaby low death-rate for a city duties. She has gone to balls leaving her I)any is playlng at the Lyceum. IbE:.'RIPTIl".\$ the State. with a population of 0,000. Last month three children under foer years of age. be death-rate was 45. There never was She came borne fmen the ball about 1 Jaek to Slan at the Opera Huse. JIGS. CLOG. SONG AND DANCE. SAILORS' a time in the history of Butte when thiU o'clock this morning. I was drunk and I EMERY ARTICLE 3lKRRRNTED AS REPRESENTW D cty was as healthy as it is at the present By the Ittandard's spgee l Wire. HORNPIPE. HIGHLAND FLING. ETC. grabbed hold of her and threw her clown BIrrT, March 1.- Arranilgmct.tt. imsne Dr. Leavitt states that Butte is un- on the lounge. I dld not beat her. I do wtlea - AT- doubtedly the healthiest city of its size in amicably conclutled to-night by whibh th. not like the characeterof some of her ammo Opera te Union. cdale., and that Is what I objected to." Juch conpany will sing at Ma- + ROOM 14, + John Kirby ajs that Emery has threat- ulure's Pa thousE insLtead of She Ly• ceum. T'h repertoire will be *'Faust .~.at spoil yeour eotAiga or sil yes. ened to kill eus and that Mrs. Emery e New halk Mebk, Wet Park Street, Bette hi-sd- wrih p•iu-po eand brusoh but emU at has written to Chicag• for money to re- the first alght. "s arn n'" twhe aeond, i LEYSON TURCK, turn to her fri1ms5, and will not longer "Wllheln Tel" the third azstul*"lH•rernial I'rLute rai ns rleroun .td*-t*-~.- " t ,.- * gsIa"f" ~ " es s I westI r '* hi -- t " "ad**' ftJp l eurds eestlypeae live with her bu•ba d. Girl" at ts mnlnra..e. j TER- tSRI :At•, •IB.: City Timekeepers, 221 Main-st. North, Butte, Moat