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Tin Ku0fers Go Out,

New YORK, June 2.-The tin roofers
OF Brooklyn went out to-day on their
strike for eight hours. Should any
attempt be made to employ non.union
men in their places, the carpenters,
masons, lathers and other house build.
ing trades will also 70 out, = :,
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Army OF Arkansas.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Preliminary
action was taken to-day for the organiza-
ton OF the Army Of Arkansas. A meet
ing Tor that purpose was held at the Of
tice OF the Secretary Of the Interior.
There were present Secretary NOBLE, AZ
sistant Secretary Bussey, General Lewis
Merrill, us. A., General s. s: Burdett
and U. S. Circuit Judge Il. Q. Caldwell:
Secretary Noble was made chairman oi
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CHICAGO, June o.-The Rev. Valentine
Ferkel, complainant in the Evangelical
church fight, which Judge Horton has
under adyisement, has left the Salem
church, it is claimed, taking eighteen
OF its members with him. Lawyer
Rltchie, representing Bishop Esher, and
Rsv. George Vetter, argued that as they
had left the church they could not insist
on the church property being restored
to them. This evidence may not be al.
lowed in court at this time.
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BINouAMrroS, n. Y, June 2.-The
0wego National bank was opened for
business this morning according to
announcement. There was but little
money withdrawn and some Of the
best business men in the place made
deposits, .:. ,..l
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Cuban Defaultcr Arrly,, n, ,rov,n,

HAVANA, June 2.-Luiz Oteza y.
Cortez, the defaulter who was extra-
dicted from New York, arrived here yez.
terday on the steamer Saratoga. in t6o
custody Of two detectives sent by. tho
Consul General Of Spain in New YorE
lie was Immediately placed in charge of
the officials here, =, y ~ ~ y" "
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LIMA, June 2.-Thc 'severest earth.
quake shock experienced in many years
occurred ten minutes before . o'clock
this morning. It was followed by two
more shocks, which, though, milder
than the first were OF more than the
average severity, q 2 '-.l1-sY
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WAsnlSaroN, D. G., June 2.-The In.
dian Appropriation bill for the fiscal
year 1901, has been completed by the
House Committee on Indian Affairs. !,
carries an appropriation Of a little less
than sG,0O6,OOO, which is somewhat
below the appropriation for the current
iiacal year. ~ Jsal. re q. ~. - Las
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Grain Rates Reduced.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Grains from Obi.
cago to New York were reduced to-day
from 25 TO 22l cents per 100 pounds.
The Lake Shore road led in this move.
ment and also announced reduction Of
8 cents to come in dressed beef rates to
the Fast.
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VILLAGE DESTROYED

by a Huge Faterspout-Tsie Loss Of Lie ID
not Known.
CouScIL BLUFFS, Ia, June "a spec.
ial from Missouri Valley chronicles the
almost total destruction OF the village
OF Loveland, eight miles below that
point, by huge water spout yesterday.
The loss OF life is unknown, though
hardly a house was lett standing in the
p1ora
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md Rain nt Clnrksburg.

Special Dispatch to The Intelltgeneer.
CLARHsBuRG, June "a destructive
wind and rain storm prevailed here to-
night. Trees were blown down all over
town. Lightning struck tree near the
Duncan house on Main street and tore
it down. 1t fell across the electric light
wires and for a while the city was in
complete darkness. 1t is reported that
the storm was very severe at Johnstown
in this county, and heavy washouts and
other great damage was done. No par.
ticulars can be obtained up to this hour.
It is still storming quite hard.
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Convict pnrtlonetl.
Special Dispatch to the Intelli1encr.

Special ULDdch 10 The InltUl1cnccT.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, June "a par
don has been granted by Governor Flem-
ing to James Paxton, who has served
two years OF q five years sentence from
Mineral county for robbery, He took
ten cents from companion who was on
spree with him. Five years is the min.
imum sentence in this State ior robbery,
but the judge. jury and Prosecuting At
torney all thought it too severe in this
case and requested the pardon.
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PORTLAND, June 2.-Meagre returns
from the State election indicate the re-
election Of Bangor Herman, Repnbli-
can, for Congress by from 1900 to G,OOO
majority. The vote on Governor will DO
close, but returns received seem favor
able to Pennyer, Democrat. The Re.
publicans will have probably a majority
in the Legislature on joint ballot.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June o.-The Grand
Jury to-day brought in presentments
against a number Of hotel and saloon
keepers for violation Of the new High
License law, which went into effect May
l. Among the presentments are two
against Robert Rennert, of the Hotel
Rennert--the leading hostlery OF Balti.
more. a number OF Battimore's most
prominent citizens were called apon to
testify IN this particular case. Iii be-
lieved an Indictment will follow to-mor-
row, and it is possible, according to the
new law, that Mr.. Rennert may be i'm
prisoued.
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English Women Wnnt to Vol,

LoSDos, June 2.--The Woman's Lii.
eral Confederation will present Il memo,
rial to Mr.. Gladstone asking him to in.
clude the granting Of the franchise a
women in the programme OF iss,lrs to ho I
settled at the next general election for m
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800 BARREL WELL. STRUCK
ny johnson 4 llrockunier Mt belmont
Dry We'll Rrellkn IoOss yektsr,lnv

lly johnson 4 nrockunier Mt lsclmont-A
Dry Well Breaks Loose Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the InttliCencr.
BELMONT, W. Va, June 2.-Johnson
and Brockunier No. 3, directly opposite
tho railway station on the flat, came in
this afternoon at 800 barrel gait, nine
teen feet in the sand. The Ferry lot
we'll is good for fifty barrels.
Barnsdale and Bayles No. Son the
Corbett farm, which was said to be dry
broke loose this afternoon aud flowed
over the derrick. The O'Neal well will
case tomorrow.
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Amulsamated Association Convention.

PirTsaURdH, Pa, June o.-The con-
vention OF the Amalgamated Associa-
tion Of Iron and Steel Workers, which
opens here tomorrow, will be the largest
ever held. There will be over 200 dele.
gates in attendance, and it is expected
that the convention will be in session
for three weeks. The wage committee
has completed its work and will be
ready to report to the convention as soon
as called on. tits said there will be few
changes, and these are not Of much i'm.
Nnrtancp
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Stone Cutters' Strike,

PlTrsnuRen, June.e.-The stone cut.
ters OF Pittsburgh and Allegheny, to the
Number Of zoo, struck this morning for
an advance in wages Of four cents an
hour; They arc now receiving s. 90
per day and want 81 05. =
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lilo D0a't Oct 1t,

WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 2.-The
Court oil Claims dismissed the claim OF
A. d. Mullett, against tho United States
for compensation as architect OF the
building now occupied by the State,
War and Navy Departments, amounting
to about Sl50,OOO,
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SOUTHAMPTON, June o.-Arrived +
Ems, from New York. N''eu-: N'4''t' y:
i NEW YONG, June 2.-Arriyed-Cir,
eassla, @s from GlasgoWiE bohemia, from rom
hamburg; Polafia, from Stettin. TIKI ~. y y
o,Dui, DunLiS, ~, June 22-A A1riysd-II.o,rd
= ol,s,l BALrlAo4nE, June 82.-Ariiyed-R
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The Carpenters Win.

Fr. WAYNE, IND, June 2.-The strike
Of the carpenters union, Of four weeks
duration, practically ended at noon to.
day. The bosses acceded to the de.
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Hall Storm in Elm River Valley.

Special Dispatch to The In.tlligeneer.
CHARLESTON, VIVA. June "a severe
hail storm passed up Elk river Saturday
evening, doing considerable damage to
fruits and all crops. The stones were
as large as cherries, and fell to the depth
Of two inches. - ~
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PARIS, June 2.-M. Cons,ana Nt;,;,.
Of the Interior, has Issued an o,1sr tar'a.er nua
.;n3ltig .a;i53lting the sale Of Paris mutual pool 5
s'cHe!s at;t:o outslde OF race courses, and also
prohibiting all intermediate agencies. "'''
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the meeting. and General Merrill secre.
tary. Men In the army OF the frontier,
or the army OF the Arkansas, arc all eli.
Hible As members OF the now society.
Can't Get Satisfaction,

TANoiER, June 2.-The three men
from Draco, who were five months in
irons In a prison at Tanglera, without
trial, on suspicion OF connection with
tho robbers at the house OF tho Italian
Charge D'Anaires last autumn and were
severely bastinadoed to induce them to
confess, to appease the demands OF Italy
Tor satisfaction, are still unable 10 obtain
any compensation, though the real
author OF the crime has confessed and is
In nriann - -
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The Deadly Gr!p Car.

CnlcAoo, June Phillip Lyon, Of
Ithaca, N. Y, was fatally Injured yester.
day forenoon by a grip train on Wabash
Avenue near Eighteenth street. Lyon,
with three companions, was on a north:
bound train, $5Ji7Ts s75 IL - =
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pr,h,rv Alderman DISCHARGED

New YoRK, June 2.-Ex-Alderman
Farley, who was under indictment for
bribery in connection with the Broad
way railroad, was discharged te.day for
lack Of evidence. .5S1i
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OASEA CRErE, June 2.-Chakir Paslo
the Governor OF Crete, has been sim.
moned to Copstantinople by tho TnrIr Hn>
ish government. - N " VIZ Aulk ''l.s
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Sale Of Drewerics ummnted,

SAN Francisco, June o.-Yesterday g
mail brought the legal documents con.
summating the sale OF the ten principal
breweries in this city to the English syn
dictate for $500, 900, n, I, S
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plrrsBuRGu, PA, June 2.-Pitcher
Henry Jones, left fielder John Kelly,
and second baseman Harry Youngman,
Of the Allegheny National League team
were released to-day.
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3 Wouldn't Allow Them to Spar.

SAN FnAScIsco, June 2.-The police
yesterday would not allow Peter Jack.
son and Jack Ashton to spar two rounds
in the Opera House.
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Special Dispatch to the Iniellioencr.
PoINT PLEASANT, w. Va, June .
Albert Newland, well-known Singer
Sewing Machine agent, eloped yesterday
with Miss Hall, daughter Of Thomas
Hall, a well.to.dp farmer and 3 resident
Of this county. Mr.. Newland leaves q
wife with ho means ofsupport. She says
she had no intimation Of her husbands
strange conduct. s.
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Wcst Virginia Reform School

Spkr1nI DISpdlch % tt IHltHI1tHeeT. y NJ
GRAFTON, W. Va, June 2.-The West
Virginia State Reform School at Prunty-
town, for the reception OF boys under lG
years OF age, will be open for admissions
m lime 90 '5H ,.1..sf
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A"AAA -
Free Gymnastics
Calislhenic Glass.
kecitation."OnIy Chicken"
wheeler Norton. Louis Grubb. Jesse Speidcl,
Morgan Clarke: Clarke Hszlett, Henry
Recitation and soug-"Rocksby, tsi 'i Iullabvn
Misses Sue stifel. Evelyn Jepson. Alice brady,
-Masy- Simpson. Clara ShirE,
Recitation-"Gussoui."
Fan Drill, Willie Vance.
Recitation-"Little Mabel' -
c,. .s, Miss Mary McMasters.
Chorus-"Stray Sunbenms,
Class Recitation-'.Thc River Path"
Recisa'ion-"The Picture"
Vocal solo-"ovcr the Summer Sea-. "....... Verdi
Miss Mamie Grubb.
Piano solo-"La IIn.rpe EolLenne"..J. Lcybach
Glass Recl.atlou-"The Girl Of the Period"
Chorus-"God is Good"
Piano Ducttc-"Elainc", ,,,,.,.,,.E +. Hoist
y Miss ilulda Delaplsine and Virginia Hsge.
Miss Bessie List.
Piano solo-"La Chase au Lion" NC. Koelling
Miss Mary Bruce.
Rccitation-"Tile Cow anf the i}ishop.n
Miss Ella Wright.
Distribution OF Distinctions
Rev. D. Cunningham. D. D,
Piano Solo-"Norwegian Peasant Daucc.n
u,- ,,,,. n., Z. uabcbier
Distribution Of Diplomas
Address
Rcy. VIII. Cook, DID,.
Dencdiction- w.
Rev. J. Brittingham. UE7
The different performers showed the
benefits Of the training they are receiy-
ing and the entertainment pleased the
large audience. -
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Big LenGue Gam es.

Battcries-springAeld. o'Brcn aud Mackcy
Canton, Young and Ynik. arg5 IIa--
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Canton Defeated.

Special Dlspdlch 10 Tie hlltNi0enctr.
SPRINGFIELD, O., June 2.-springaeld
hit hard to-day and won from Canton.
Score: ,Fs 80
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Observation-Disclosures. Plummer and Cote:
Youngstown, Doty aud Por;cr. Home run, Lea.
man, Of McKcesport. s-.f gal,.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
Of Miss Pnrran's Wheeling Institute held
last Evening.

or Miss Parran's Wheeling Institute held
Inst Evening.
Miss Annie S. Parran's Institute at No
100 Twelfth street closed last evening
with appropriate exercises. The school
has been particularly successful this
year, and closes with eighty pupils, the
full number with which the term opened
last fall. The graduates are Misses Bes.
sic Gutman, Virginia Hoge, Lucy
Brown, Bessie Hubbard and Hulda Del.
aplaine.
The roll Of honor, comprising those
who have at no time fallen below 90 in
their examinations, is unusually large,
The roll consists Of Miss Bessie Gutman,
whose average is 90, and Misses q ulda
Delanlaine, Lucy Brown, Minnie Blue,
Mary Bruce, Marion B.cwa;I Matte
Clarke, Ellen Hogs, Florence Hoge, Bes.
sic !! List and Bessie Taylor.
Those In the primary grades dessry-
ing special mention are Clarke Hazlett,
Henry Russell, Sue Stifel.
The exercises last night were con.
Quoted in the following order: m
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VAN HovrES's CocoA-The original,
most soluble. - \ = j =
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Special Dispatch to the lnleuigencer.
YouSGsrowS, June 9.-By being dc.
feated to-day by Youngstown Mckees.
port loses her lead in the pennant race.
Score:
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Silver Bow County,

The Amv s s;,vers,,;+, oomr.rr,s ,o;s.
;na wor.s , ,ras aa"sr, company nois'-
1ne o'An was oes'.oyeo oy IKE Wednesday
night and the origin remains mystery.
The entire loss on the building and ma
chinery ia abont 500 oO0 Int tho ;rsuran.e
a,onn,s e. 90 on Ths ~, ~
~ 9''ooo' Ane inine ana INC COL
sumeo WORKS belonged to the Amy d Silver
smith Gold and Silver Mining company,
but was short time ago with other proper
tv bordad hu ~. ,.',... C.r.a :.
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Hundreds of barga ms in dry go, ds to clear up
before inventory at Bruneii & Co.'s.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Meeting for men only at the Y. NJ. G. A.
rooms to-day at four o'clock. Short adj
dress by the Rev. Mr.. Tabor. Good sing
ing. Strangers especially invited.
Grand street Methodist church Preach
ing at II a. m. and 7:30 p. M. by Rev. $. b.
Tabor. of Deer Lodge. Sunday school at
2:3O p. m. All are cordially invited.
Christian church. Benton avenue; Sun
day school at 9:45 q. IN. Preaching ut II r..
m. and 1880 p. m. Y. r. 3. G. E. at $3.50 p.
m. in the church parlors. j. n. Smith,
pastor.
Tho First Baptist Church, corner of
Eighth avenue and Warren street-Services
peoples meeting at 500 p. m. Preaching
morning and evening by Rev. G. b. Allen,
Jr.. pastor.
Kew. d.. Tower, the president of the
Montana University, will preach this even
ing at the First Scandinavian church on
Hoback street. Preaching in the morning
at 1910 and Sabbath school in the after
noon at 23o. J. +. Frederickson, pastor.
Presbyterian services appropriate to the
season will be held at the Northern Pacific
depot in Lenoir hall on Roberts street, near
Helena avenue, to-day Mt II a. m. and 1880
p. m. Sunday school at 2:20. cordial i'll
wilton is extended to all. r.. May, pas
tor.
Preaching at the Congregational church,
by the pastor, Rev. F. y. Kelsey, Sc. D..
who will take for his themes 1.-THE Cross of
Christ, and the Seventh Beatitude." BIZ.
BILE classes and sunday school at 800.
Branch school at German NJ u. church at
3p. m. Y. p. s. G. Z. meeting at 6:45. A
cordial welcome is extended to all corners.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Broadway and Ewing street. Services as
follows: Morning, IL: sermon for the clos
ing year; subject; The Lost Ideal, or What
Might Have Been.' Evening, 7:3O: lecture,
1.-The Dance of To-day" Epworth League.
G:3O. Sunday school, 11:15. Good singing.
Seats free. All cordially invited. H. Rol-
Inns, pastor.
st. Peters Episcopal church. Rev. F. L.
Webb. rector. Residence $40 Broadway.
Regular services: 7:45 q. M, celebration of
the holy communion, Except the first Sun
day in march,; II a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
w. II. Little, superintendent. Service also
on Wednesdays (from Advent to Easter)
7:3O p. m. The rector may be found at the
church rooms, in the basement of the
church on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays from II u. m. to 1890 p.
NJ.
First Presbyterian Church-Christmas
services will be held in the district court
room of the court house at IL a. m. and
1880 p. IN. to-day. Full chorus choir, under
the leadership Of Mrs. Geo. May, vii! rem
and evening. Morning subject: God Be
with US" Evening subject: 1.-The Provi-
dental Preparation of the World for the
Coming of Christ" Preaching by the ras-
tor, Rev. 4. V. Moore. Sunday school at
2:U p. M. Young peoples prayer nesting
at 6:45 p. m. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all.
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THE MINES OF MONTANA.
The Copper Belle Will Sink Two
Hundred and Fifty Feet
More.
News of the Mines from Several
Counties Throughout the
State.
Old Bcar:own Heard From-A Disastrous
Fire mt a Butte Mine General
Mining News.

The Copper Belle mine in the Cataract
district continues to hold it's own. Within
the past ten days the company has realized
$685.. 40 on ore sales. The shaft has at
talned depth of $50 feet and the force OF
twenty men is engaged in drifting and tax
ing out ore at the rate of four or five tons
per day. A new boiler has been placed in
position and station pump has also been
put in. The company is now getting ready
to 90 down $50 feet deeper, and this will
take large part of the surplus money in
the treasury. Since the first of July the
Copper Belle has yielded $4,000, and dur
ing the year $4,000 has been expended in
developing the property. the Copper Belle
is we'll managed mine and if only given
time will soon be in the list of heavy pro-
ducers and regular dividend payers.
The West Cumberland company. operat-
ing at Castle, has closed down for the
winter.
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TEACHERS RECEPTION.

Fine Decorations Being Made--An Inn
portnnt Notice.
The decorations in the Power block for
to-morrow's reception to the teachers will
be very beautiful. In the Board of Trade
rooms many oil portraits of prominent
Montanians and Montana landscape were
hung. The portraits of Ex-Gov. Hauser.
Major Maginnis, \. Beidler, Dan Fisk,
Major Walker. President Hotter of the
Board of Trade, Marshal Wheeler and
others were hung yesterday besides large
number of valuable oil paintings. The
great vault extending from the court to the
roof has been covered with large national
flags. The decorators will continue the
work to-day.
The following notice will be observed by
the teachers both visitors and those a,
home:
City teachers and those from abroad who
arrive ON Monday should call at the office
of Superintendent Young, over P0rchen'f
drug store. register and obtain Board OF
Trade badge.
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Ben GREENWOOD returned yesterday from
his trip west.
J. w. Lister, the Missoula merchant, is a
visitor in the city.
Will G. Hunter leaves for Indiana to-day
to visit his old home.
Aaron Hershfield arrived home last even
ing from short vacation in the east.
Will Hanks arrived in Helena yesterday
from Great Falls and registered at the New
Merchants.
Departures via Northern Pacific yester-
day: Gal Stevens, Brahead, Wis; G. Rim
RelberR, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Carl Koppler of Silver. Mont, and P. NJ.
Burrows of Fort Maginnis, Montana, are
among the latest arrivals at the Engelhorn
Helena business college.
Miss Lottie Stephenson, student the
past five months of the Helena busin ess
college, left for Great Falls last week to
accept a situation as stenographer in the
Great Falls Leader Office.
= Great Northern departures: Mr.. j. w.
Gibson, wife and sister, New York; Mrs
stuart, Madison, Wis; Mr.. H. X. Wander.
pool and wife, Albany, N. Y: Henry
Thompson, Archie Marru and Ole Steven
son, st. Paul.
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Great slAughter In toys ut Inc Bee hlve
Salt Lake, San Franclsc and Lm Angel
Excursion hates
The Union Pacific Railway company will
cell excursion tickets to San Franc'e', an.
Los Angeles on the 18th OF EACH MONTH ot
tho following named rates:
To San Francisco. going us Ogden and
eeturn same, SIS.
To San Franoisco. going via Portland and
return same, S7k
TO San Francisco, going via Ogden and
return via Portland, or vice versa. $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
Sacramento and return, via San Francisco
and Ogden, or vice versa. -
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and San
Francisco and return same, $96.
To Los Angeles going via Portland and
return via Sacramento and Ogden. or vics
70 Los Angels. going via Portland and
Passengers can l,aN choice OF two routes
between Portland and San Francisco, either
BY the way of tho oil rail, the Mount Shasta
route, or by steamer.
Tho above tickets arc good going sixty
days from date of sale; cxtreme limit SIX
months; stop PRIVILEGES allowed gong
The Union Pacific will also sell excursion
tickets from Helena to Ogden, Salt Lake
CITY and Garfield Beach, ON the 18th OF each
month, at rate OF $50 for the round trip;
good going ten days from date of sale; good
returning ten days from date stamped and
written ON back of ticket bv agent at destl-
nation; extreme limit sixty days; stop
at any point within the limit.
A. u. vYAxIE, PAo0. Agent.