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THE MONTANA ‘SUNLIGHT, _ PUBL IGMED WEEKLY BY Ww. L. Rickard & Co. ~*| sidered by the various: law and ee ‘ » L Ss } uel Cc N = te A A order leagues throughont Mon Que Your Gavariably tradvance)..........8200| na are carried out, it will not be Bix Months. ‘S .10] long until a stater federation is Three Months formed in the state. While the ADVERTISING RATES, Display~— One Dollar per inch per month Locals~Ten Cents per Ine first lasertion; five cents per line each subsequent insertion. FRIDAY, FEBRUA ARY 14, 1902 Following a long- catablished custom, and~in obedience to a public demand, we briefly state in this initial number the purposes which it is our intention shall gov- ern us in the conduct of this paper. Above all else we purpose to make it a paper that shall be worthy of weleome in every home-—a paper —v Ss eS LAW AND ORDER. Movement to Form State Foderaticn of Montana Leagues If the plans thet are being con- idea did not first originate in Ana- conda, the membérs of the local branch have been sympathy with the movement sinee it was proposed. According to the plan to be pursued, the matter will first be thoroughly discussed by the Montana Mention. % Her Name. 6 “Pm losted! Could you find me, please?” Bozeman is ‘ihe free delivery. of mail established the 1 June, Aman never—redlizes-what a prize he wilfully threw away until some other man gets her. T stot I It is reported from Fort Benton, that since the recent heavy snow- fall, they. are having the coldest weather of the season, Fredrick W.. Stephenson was sentenced to.124 years in the pen- tentiary tor killing J. W7°Wood- side ut Melrose” on June 3, 1900. A Y different leagues that propose to enter the association. When sat- isfactory arrangements have been completed delegates from each city interested will meet to per- fect plans for a permanent state federation. In the past year law and order leagues have been’ Or- The.two year old-son-of Mr;and} 4 “My name ts ‘Shiney-eyes,’” “Yes, but. yoor last name?” be shook he: “My mamma never scolds,” Poor litie trigitféued Daby! had tossed her golden floece, he stones had seratched her dimpled knee. stooped and lifted hier with case, And sottly ‘whispered, “imay be,” “Tell me your name, my little maid; I ¢an't find you without it.’ she said, head; “Up to my hiouse ‘ey nover said single word about it,” “But, dear,” I said, what is your name?” “Why, didn’t you hear me told you? ust Shinyeyes;” A bright thought'rame “Yes, when you're good, but when they blame ou, Nttle one: is it Just the same When mamma bas to scold you?\ she moans, A little blush ensuing, “Cept when Ive been a-frowing stones, nd then she sayg (the culprit owns); Mrs. Thomas Mosher of Fort Ben- | M«bitebel Sapphire Jones, ton was choked to death in attempt- ing to swallow .a teaspoonful of common Vinegar on the 4th. <inst. Last week the four year old-son of Jacvb Karsnopp, while at play “What has fou been a delng?’” ~—Anna F., Burnham. , News id General. The pier of rm Lehigh Valley ailroad was burned on thé morn lye d as, ® sep in tastituticn, but his motion was dofented bya sae lof 19 to sap” John Alexander’ Dowie’s native shrewdness long enabled him to defy public sentiment and keep on the lee side of the criminal law. lor years he has cajoled and bullied his superstitious followers with impunity. _But when Dowie un- dertook to run counter to the great principles of equity between man and man, developed by ages ofjexperience, he went too far. The sheriff he could dodge, but. not ‘a clear-headed Chancellor. Judge Tuley,-has” decided, in effect, that the-¢ontracts whereby Dowie obtained jpossession of Samuel Stevenson’s entire fortune)” are void because the peculiar re- -|lations between the parties dis- ' | Seemed Dowle Meets His Match. he eee | EAN bevts plaintiff Verwus Oe SuMMors. f The State of Mont@na.to the . pamed rs ae ret MeammiseA tO eppe ron . anawer before me, Edwin Dookes. 9 ‘astiee ruary Ike E. sa en eR iT Fe ae ~* é the Peace, in and for the County of ’ my office in Whiteb , - arch, A day, to tho com, above named cover the sum of cents and the costs fessional. services as viysiglan “during month of September, A Jefferson county, seositaes. and * appear and answer as above de ment will be seven dgainst you ie the complaint. teball on he ie = ..D, 1902, as 10 aelock ik A.M. of salt comple, aint of J. W. De plaintiff, in a ne dot action to re- under my band this 3rd day of Feb- 1a Epwin x Dd. COOLEY, Justice or the Peace. ©. Pace, Attorney for uit. Aitorney. -AtLaw and Notary Public. OFFICE OVER J. VY. T. “STORE. ' IKE E. oO. PACE stumbled and felb into a boiler of hot water which the mother had placed on ‘the and -Wwas so severely scalded as .to death the following moyning. floor, cause his that shall seek to promote the in| a ranized in many cities in Mon- terests-of, not one business man| tana. , It is thought that by band- as. against another, but the interest F ing them altogether into one as- alike ofall, and of: the entire com- | dciation steps may later be taken munity. “Politically we shall in-| for an interstate federation. deavor to conduct it along no | In speaking of the ‘matter yes- partisan or independent lines a: fi terday, a prominent — that is far as in our ability lies, recogniz- | inte rested im the work of the} ing the right of.every. man -ta| league said: ‘“‘Some® time ago a think for himself, to have opinions | state hit of his’ own, and self,. politically in accordance wi govern religious hi and federation was -proposed, and white ‘the local leagne has} | always favored the plan, Cony ie-|de wided that it-was first necessary to follow to perfect aflocal organization be-| it was} tions. Endeavoring these lines -we shall support|fore attempting anything else, that man and that-party in whose | Law and order leagues are being | | principles are embodied the great est goost to the greatest num r. | | ASSOK iation to interfere in any way | | organize «d throughout the country. |! ly } It is. not-the of such an}* . pur pose The Methodist —chureh—at Missoula held a jubilee one even- ling this week, to celebrate their freedom from debt, and fee) that they have obeyéd one injunction of scripturé, to nian anything.” rr owe no In the Park county district court Mrs. Mageie Yeaton sued J. J. |Martin for $5,000 for breach of promise. After hay ing eng caged: him | self to her he wain married} ito his former wife froth whom he | was | was devoreed about two years ago. \ The National Tribune, speaking| with the government of a city, a eras . , o, toe ss | » jurv awarded $2,001 ) re | editorially of ‘the squabble among | but it is for the purpose of giving we Jury awarded F2,000° t the European' nations as to theirjestize ates|in conjunction with the authorities | attitude toward the United 3S at the time of the outbreak of the | ns the opportunity to work in supressing, vice. Throughont plaintiff. The interested parties | reside in Livingston, | The big flour mil!s of the Royal | causing the death of ten men and one: woman, and property loss of The largest pair of mules on re- cord were recently | brought intg| ithe Kansas City stock yards. They | were bred in Missouri near Harri- | onsville, weight 1,820 pounds each, jand stand 18~- hands high. They are half brothers. The best preformance of any gun lup to this time is credited 9.45 calibre Krupp gun. In 1892 an exhibitionwns given before the Ger-| toa | man emperor on the Meppan range. Falls| The greatest height reached by | Stevenson’s property and all the Spanish war’ refers to it 4s the eastern states the federations | yrining eonyfany “at Great “simply ‘amusing,’ and ‘goes_on are very strong, and from aull \| have closed down indefinitely in | the Krupp -shaH in its flight was|, to tell what ‘‘we” think the'results | dications the same will be true of te of the fact that the mills are {21, 458 feet and the measared range would have been had it been Po si- | the Wert ts the — fetuses: 110 days behind in filling orders | was found to be 22,120 yards or 124 ble to form ‘such an alliance as| Anaconda Standard, Feb. Sth. and new demands are: pouring onl inting. ’ : Austria desired; how ‘‘we would | COMPETITION. land thereby hangs a tale. For 10| - disa: atone fire in Patterson | have! had Spain. thrashed before |} the diplomats had really begun to exchange not's;” how, could they ecute pension claims: for. the “6 old soldier, whom “‘we’’ poor} so dearly | Harriman Syndicate will Hustle Mor- gan-Hill Lines for Business. The officials of the systems in A new method is to be used to in | finence this setUlement. love, at $25 per , oa - nfan syndicate,*through the ofticers , 0 e as rag Why. should not the Northern} of the different pnt hak nena : Pacific Railroad Company be in-| a corps of lecturers, who will trave lover the east and central west terested inthe question of irriga- tion under Nation? Owning arid lands which a vast acreage @ were presente the ok ofthe {= : lot setilement in the west an¢ q| nor thwest. by the government, why should it not now exert the powerful influ- ence at Washington which it may iving free lectures on the suecess These lecturers will illustrate their talks with stereop- ticon and moving. pictures. | photegiaphs will show the Jand| ee >on the railroad. The}, | days the mill has been idle because thé cold Weather Sliattered : = wae ate-have na ssedi| the Harriman. syndicate have | Power to the place by cable from gr dite}ling houses. The _ fire cm. Wouta hinve arouse . j . aratew -wucteew etsts : Re : : ; 7 our--peopl.. to defy. the whole | ja termined to carry on a pro-| the water er r station at Black} which atarted near midnight was cabcietie’™ Kale in tl © end “the |Bre asivé campaign of competition | Eagle Falls. A new weet h&s | got under control late in the after- saboodle; ie end “tu : pre oe aad ex ety tee victory. of the United State: lagainst'the Morgan-Hill lines, woe install d, but sais jee neon. City hall, pubiie library, ; ld } 1 1 lo ily in going ‘after trafic, / but |power is absent. The Missouri| churches, banks, ofiice buildings, would have been much more cor : retin The C t nition Uwe Yor wh. We aif lalse in colonizing lands that. will} river le frozen up. T e little | stores, newspaper offices, theatre, al * { t ; na prea ai ‘nsure future business for the} Water left does not fill the de-| telegraph, end club houses are“all not have stopped with the taking ; ; . . lmands of the smelter. The smelter}s. p.j ’ joa ; way ‘of the Spanish possessions companies, particularly in Wash- | ™#7es of the sine He \ rhe —_ Ite Tin ruins. ‘The logs is estimated at ; thi lk f has Attanti ter | ington, Idaho and Oregon. has a contract with the ‘townsite | $19,000,000. theré were many in- on this side o intie,” ete! | Dy s os WP tk tap a |* ’ ete. It is quite prohable Thi “ie It-is intended to start—the-cam-| for 5,000-horgg powér and dk ljured but so far only one death . i ) . . . * $a resi n- . anorte such ‘an évent, “we” would -have| Palen by inducing immigrants to} j}mands it. As a result ee ye N-| has been reported. sh ¢ i e” wot 1 | . : | alta’ noenieaye | ca hnbi 2 z remained in Washington to, pro |take land along the Hnes of the | tte. < meee Ee ee et tebe npture of the London-Aus-| aa ga te vi} leombinatlion in the s amed, }SuPPlying the milling company. ; combination In the states named. tralian nail contract by American| cireumstances the mill Under the hi “Shut down probably | Itis reported that unknown a camp 15 miles below Fort Benton| It-is said he will)‘ He has been wandering in the neighbor- So. far as known he sleeps on some hay and_his only to induce Congress to begin the} gifered for sale and the deve eA [covering i is a pair of thin blanke Ls. | lunatic is living all alone in not speak to any one. hood since last summer. jthat he has pulled . big a AKO blocks of the business | Ifly wheel used in transmitting} cactish >of ‘the .city besides scores until | chinook or warmer weather comes. . J. onthe Sti inst. burned over | | railways is one of the notable in- cidents of the year and serves to call pvblic attention to the phe- nominal speed records made by the railway trains in this country, The [railroads which captured this -ontract demonstrated their ability to- cut down the time from Sydney, Australia, to London just seven days, and -the British mail, which consists largely of government re- ports from Australia, New Zealand and Japan to the British parlia- | he is entitled. used his position--as—Stevenson’s $10,000 Spiritual, guide to obtain from L Gee tn Becckliin Reb. 9. de him what was practically the stroyed property to the value of sheer gift of his property. $300.000 Another at Elberton, Courts of equity have OVCE Georgia, damaged the business viewed with yea peee ifts: from portion of the. city $100,000 ward to guardian or froi disciple to spiritual leader. lations the obedience exacted” and | given leaves the inferior’s will no longre eile Aid weald eisathe eubiacet™ nt of the country. They will itis‘ lives on’ het “the section | | nent, will hereafter go by. the to give funds to sovogs 0 eulnanle YY . the value of these lands andindu a| show the products, the railroads men give him, and on the sc sal nited States route instead of by ee d = the homeseekers to purchase and | | water facilities and everything else they throw away. He xppears to the Suez canal route. Said a physician to-an- anxious Mp Noble & Wyeth settle thereon, thus augmenting | ‘** tends to. sg poe from / be past middle age and his hairy Mis Helen, eldest daxghter of|mother, “Do you realize how wo) its traffic and assets, asitinevitab ly | the olde Drkecvio’ \ ne COONEY thes gives him an extremely un-| Secretary of State John Hay, and}muc h a growing boy can eatt” @ would? Put your shoulders tol\ the Bromus d lands. e|canny appearance. As the . de- Payne Whitney of New York, son = oe ink. ‘Tought to, ifany- i in the wheel gentlemen, and= hi Ip | “a adiition ae the lectures the} .ortad camp where he ‘is now|ofex-Secretary of the Navy, Whit- tg ho * teacepe nies hen @) mprovemen ompany | ii to ae e -your- own ‘interests awe nite + ed 2 ane inne quartered is merély a board shack | ney, were married at noon Feb. 6. summer, the waitress would dome m wnile at the same time you help|‘. , hood rs covered with tar paper, it is like:|at the church of the Covenant, in in and say: to my boy, ‘we have “i a to hasten the day when Montana _ ne _peats = advan- ly that this extreme weather will| Washington. The wedding wasat- fried fish, steak, liver and bacon, WO: ee . shall ‘rank as the greatest state ayneee eee a either drive him to shelter or|tended by President _ Roosvelt, praragn bcc pea es ya 1m the Union. aks oi perv peer — cause him to perish. Several men |and his cabinet, and the diplomatic | that boy Ned would say,‘ I’ll take 4D is Peay ce ap sac en! ee who-live in the neighborhood have |Corps. “The bridemaids _ were | it , all, please—and_ some eggs.’ ” QO oy ai Representative Lacey of Iowa burg and Genoa, Italy, and} .,doayored to speak to ‘him, -bat|Miss Alice Roosevelt_nd. Miss ; : Hy) nen 0rd has prepared @ Dill authorizing thee | Set points from which to work|4,, yill not talk and inten: the | Dorothy Whigfoy. Itissaidtheirs| ae « 3 3 secretary of agriculture to select | business. These -plans will. be} thor way when any one appears. {is quite an ideal love story, begun yu Justice's coure ot. Wh ichinil Towndhionge QD 3 é 1,000,0002acres in two or more | fortified by unusually low rates! yy, 5, ial -a.demented labor-|two years dei } _| The Jatte, Mercantile Coupany, plainu®, | ( sr pene arcie a tad $ - ep eas dts bie nee bieenne & 3 prom 8 emented la me a to, end @ 1ONF NONCY 4 versus Geo. Robillard defendant. , @ @ atates or territoric 8. set it apart as ‘ nat a. : pe : _— OF | ey that helped in the construction | moon is planned by them. SUMMONS. m = j - $ a “national experimental irriga-| PPOs ‘anes — to visit the|4¢ the Verona cut-off, and has| The Senate has—passed the bili|actendantgrecings >= eee $ $ tion district” and open it up ge [SER BI _ tines. —Chieago | one~insanedelusion-about—the| providing for-the new Department al cure pemone, assumed, e-smpiat and Wap > Towa, Ranch, and. 3. ip wsaecngnat ng Wh ire te reg Recor — — : place. seg his time wets of Commerce and Labor. As finally ating oftice ia Whitehall on to, Yel ‘day ot + 3 wee : 3 > Syeaeerntsorpim reat oe a =~ Divs | jing up end down the track.—|adopted,’ it incorporates, into day, t6the complaint of Tho Buite Merca- Ws 3 Mining Property $ this nat of an imenta A special despatch from San} Anaconda Standard, the new Department.the following | civil action to recover the sum of $26.57 and « 2 ee $ irrigation district? The value of | Fransisco to the Anatonda Stand} > : branches of the government: nerpheniaes aa ail Sete tp tbe ro Ko $ 2 te $ irrigation needs no demonstration. | ard,.Feb. 6. announced the death SUNLIGHT CAMP. Life Saving Service, Dinintif? at the Toners sontint bastante int @ $- For Sale. ae aA 3 Let the law-makers get down tojat the Homeopathic: hospital of — Light Hovse Board, reaeeet, on vastness toms pee fare somes!” $ - 3 business and give us thet which is} Captain Thomas, Couch, a well] Feb. 11.--Seth Daniels has moved| Light House Service, ont panaten seni, youaccordipe to, the @ $ aN $ practical—the real thing. known mining man, from a com-|his family into the square house} Marine Hospital Service, Sivon ides Wd hand this 3rd day of Feb- Wy $ F yg a PRigrore 3 ’ apes reer plication’ of liver. and stomach | at the coneentrator. Steamboat Inspection Service oe Te Jiiatice of the Pence. Q $ 3 The Standard thinks that if the|troubles. The remains were sentto|: The ‘Mitchel Daniels and| Bureau of Navigation, *| Ike E. 0. Pace, Attorney for plaintiff.” ‘@ : a Bi tae sceeuicg bith a aia ea 3 a rd x oe dens | Great Falls for interment. Cap-|Tidball Co. completed their engine Bureru of Emmigration, sults ol er. cer Ke Fe aN OUT a ke iat have made Patterson famous, |tain Couch was at one time em-|house and will. soon be hoisting} Bureau of Statistics In the usticers court of Hicehal ovmebtor| WC : the rest Of the country will bear| ployed by Marcas Daly upon vari-| ore again. Bureau,of Fore; in Commerce The Stromgbene:Maitins s coimaany \blalatif « it with fortitade. ous mining properties in this state. Lathom & Company are ship-| Fish Couiiaie ee ee es We : : eaten i Mlle deen tl, pa dacceor hia nn eee aa ts 40 al wit Contract for Senate was a sto , vee Pica 4 oa ana company | ola’ : ota va. - ensus Bureau. answer before ine; hey. & ustice of ‘ bitter one, fecal in ey 8 —_ his management, de- \The mining companies of the| Inthe ill as originally beporded ar tial far theCounty gins % Frame, Granite, Brick, or whats laeamaat oped some; very \ aluable pro- Sunlight don’t like the idea of|the’ Patent Office, Coast and} day. Pl cee cata “ Q . . Concrete Buildings. = perties. Severing his -connevtion}hauling their ore to Jefferson’Isl-/ Geodetic. Survey aud. the Geologi- Mtns company, the above Se byes apc plain Q se i Admiral Schley has been making with this company some five years}and, which they will have to do|cal Survey were placed under the | tod thocctttot tte f this th ae epee oe wares W Seas 3 See cae another “loop.” This time he |®8° the Capthin became intorestd in the future, as the R. R. com-|new Department, but these Bu- Sotendace ae a iFored the GQ : Tee . _ direled around through Dixie. in mining outside this state. He | pany has pulled outthe Clark spur: |Teaus were finally. allowed to ré-|Fraues sie a W : oats ee eee aes fies . — : ra y : “wee “Ask ‘to see those nice manish picametal yon sles oe : be ee uti eae ack Detias poe ere present. su ate fon ppet rarest wor P m Onie : te White h ill Tt t % ne shoes for ladies at the J. Vi ‘Teak is estimated \8889000 000-to fat cer hear eee ‘i ihe Poa d ff toa a Retire | 8 ae ay ck, V © z se oe om es i BQO, HOO te s pastoré in the |Pen made an effor ave | ruary cee ae store... | $100,000, last fow days. the Department of Labor contin=| tio. 0, pace, ee en Peace. es CSSEES It was that Dowie In these re- r freeand enables the superior toabuse his power. ‘ In the par; ticular whieh Judge Tuley followed, that of Muegenin aguinst Baseley, decided many years 2go by the great Lord Chancellor Eldon, the aggrieved party’s re- lations to the aggressor were prac- tically those of Stevenson to Dowie. Not only must Dowie surrender ease assets of the:Zion Lace Industeries to the court, whose receiver will ascertain _ to. these things really belong, but the legality of {the whole system under which the various Zion concerns are managed is brought into question. ~ Other applicdtions for receivers are prob- able, and the discontented among Dowie’s followers are giveroppor- tunities of escape with their goods from his clutches: Dowie is. now prophet, - whose blessings: and curses a1 mere idle wind. Not even the most besotted of his followers can blink the fact that Dowie has met a power toe strortg for him, which has pushed him aside and plucked from. his grasp his spoils, as it would from any other dealer in false pretenses. As a fimmncier and business man Dowie has been hit very hard. He may well be what he describes himself—‘‘a very angry map.” But his wrath is futile; his pres- whom a discredited ra seen to be F. H. Negley, Druggist Watches, FRANK SHOWERS. ing of the 9th inst. causing a dam-|abled them from dealing - upon Attorney-At-Law age of $25.000 an equality. It was not that ‘ i Qn the 9th inst. fire destroyed | Dowie. is a shrewder trader than Whitehall Mont. This. the Empire ‘hotel in St. Louis, |5tevenson, for to that advantage |~ eee arate ranean | (Suecessor to Negley & Rutland) for | Clocks, - Jewelry, Silverware. | Paints and, Wall Paper. WHITEHALL - - Mail Orders Promptly Filled. _,. | fe Montana. EFFERSON HOUSE} Wieals 35 Cents, ~effort-isspared to make its | Accommodations for | to patrons by week or month. Whitehall, Mont. Wes, McCall, Prop. Lodgings 50 Cents. | j * comfortable and welcome. “ 7 \ lransients. Room.and Board by Day or Week. | 26 Rooms, large, bright and newly fitted np. soctecnneng * ~ SPECIAL preg | * Watch ~ Space _|McKay@CarmichaelCo - General Merchandise. BARGAINS | 1 \McKAY & CARMICHABL COMPANY, This house is newly opened, and no Whitehall +- Mont. tige has suffered a fatal blow.— Inter-Ovean. - SD Bozeman is considering the proposition of a new library, the citizens to contribute $2,900 a year, jand thinks Carnegie will be sure = = ey SSS LSS SSSSSESLS ESL R. W. NOBLE, J. H. WYETH, H. B. WY Pres. and Manager. Vice President. Sec. x 7) , ) Cl 4 QD (7) @) )) i) 4p @ (7}) a Y uP ) @ OM C177) 4 g C7 Qs: “@ iy, a, day ~
