davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1890-10-21
English Wheat Market.

LONDON Oct 2O.-The Mark Lane Express says:
There is small inquiry for English Wheats and
prices have declined Sd. Foreign Wheats are tend
Ing toward firmer prices. Fine Whites are Cd bet
ter Barley is weak under large arrivals, and prices
Cd lower. Oats and corn steady. A6 to-day's mar
ket English Wheats were firmer and there waa re-
coyery OF Cd for the best sorts. Foreign Wheats
were also stronger at I'd advance for California and
Indian. Flour was very firm, especially good Ameri-
can.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O-The spot market is steady
at rs 4d97s "a. Cargoes are firm at BIS Sd
for off coast, 37s Cd for Just shipped and 37s I'd
for nearly due.
FUTURES.
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October, rs 612d; November,
IS I'd; December, rs 7I2d; January, rs 714d; Feb
ruary, rs Cd; March, IS 6s4d April, rs sad; May,
Is 6$4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Oct. 20.--Consols, "a 1916: United States
Bonds-4's, 1926; 41a's, 1906 Silver, 4912d; Rentes.
No
The morning call., 1890-10-21
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Wheat opened little tame but
prices under steady buying advanced from I1ac to
1880. eased off "a C, fuCtuated somewhat and closed
from 7sc to &c higher than Saturday. A limited
decline in the Liverpool market Saturday was
due TO manipulation, but there was nothing TO af-
firm such statement. Cables were contradictory
some quoting firmer tone and others easier.
These variable reports explained by public dis.
pat oh which quoted spot wheat steady, futures in
positions slightly better and in others slightly
weaker. Closing cables were reported firm. Re-
ceipts S6s 600 bushels; shipments 274 600 bushels,
Rye steady at SIC. Barley firm at 7Sc.
CHICAGO. oct 20.-Wheat, cash, 81 021a.
Corn-5i7sc.
Pork-S10
Lard-S6 49,
Ribs-S5 AS.
Whisky-$1 Is.
The morning call., 1890-10-21

BAGs-Cacutta spot. 612c; Wool Bags, 36@Ssc:
Potato Gunnies. nominal.
COAI.-Greta is selling from ship at S14. becky
Mountain now brings Sl2 80 Z. ton No other
changes. though there are plenty of rumors OF ad-
vances. The market is very stiT.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes.
terms net cash Cube Crushed, Extra Pow
dered and Fine Crusheu, al 614c Dry Granulated
C. 434c y 10; Bags. 1Isc more than Obls.
The American Sugar Refinery quotes as fol-
Fine Crushed and Powdered 614c q 10: Extra
Fine Powered. Size; Dry Granulated &c; Xxx do,
SC; Confectionery a, 57sc; White Extra Z, 51ac;
Extra Z, &C; Golden q. asa p 10.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 20.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat, Barley and oats firm.
Corn and Rye weak.
Bran and Middlings higher.
Hay and Straw firm.
Beans weak.
Yellow Mustard higher.
Potatoes and Onions advanced.
All kinds of Butter firm.
Eggs very scarce.
No changes in fruits.
Game sells high.
Poultry nominal.
Summer Vegetables rising
Hops higher.
Coal advancing.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
Struck with n Bunrs,arter.

Henry Hart, young hoodlum, was
arrested yesterday on the charge of assault
with a deadly weapon. On Sunday night
Hart struck Robert Mitchell on the head
with bungstarter in saloon on the cor
ner of California and Walnut streets. The
injuries OF Mitchell are considered danger
Gus, the physician stating that they may
prnvo fatal
The morning call., 1890-10-21
A Serious Accident

A private letter received yesterday from
Crescent City conveys the information that
a few days ago James, son of the late Sher-
if Hughes OF Del Norte County. while at
work in Bertsch Bros shake mill was
caught in the machinery and one of his arms
was so seriously injured that it had to DO
amputated az the shoulder.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
A LOVE STORY.

40 she is lovely beyond compare,
Sweetest OF all thiass sweet" thought he;
proud and generous. firm and true.
He Is man Of men," unused she.
81 would that she were NINE" he thought;
And she. "If only this man loved mel"
Then they smiled, and bowed, and each passed on,
And that was the end of it all, you seel
NINETTE NJ. LowATER, in America.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
San francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality, &c; second quality, SO
512c; third do, 3La@t4I2c
MUTToN-w ethers. 7G71ac: Ewes, 612tG634c.
Handspring Lamb, S12@S9c 2 ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4@ni3se for light granted. and
35s@3$4c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, 39315c-
q ID; dressed do 6LnN11Ihc q ID.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
LAKE VIEW,

THOUGH BUSY MAN OR WOMAN IT WILL
be toyour advantage to visit the already famous
aakeview residence lots nearthe Markets. street and
Seventh-avenue junction., which will become the
center o. San Franclsco's choice residence sites
Single lots can now be purchased easy terms and
low prices. ocle III
The morning call., 1890-10-21

Steamers to sail to-day the Belgic for China
and Japan, the Al-Ki and Haytian Republic for
Puget Sound, the Los Angeles for San Pedro. the
Newport for Eel River and the Gypsy for the Sal
River. The Willamette falls due from Seattle the
Pomona from San Diego, the Point Iona from GrayS
Harbor, the Arcata and Arayo from Coos Bay and
the San Pedro z----=------
The British bark Royal Tar, III tons loads Red
wood at Eureka for sydney,
The morning call., 1890-10-21

MORNING SALES.
Board-20 Cal Electric Light, l71A; IS do 1874:
las do 1879; 100 Vigorit Powder, =.
AFTERNOON sALES
Boards Water, 90; 80 Safety Nitro Powder,
117s: $50 Cal Electric Light l68s; 60 do, 1919; so
do, 1913; $50 do, IS; IS do, 1881.
The morning call., 1890-10-21

that is, that when the accusing angel reads
out from the book Of life the record of his
wife's sin. it is he, and not Doris, who will
have to rise up and answer for it.-London
Truth
The morning call., 1890-10-21
Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 0e@l 10 per ounce.
Mexican ID ollars.
Quoted at s512c@s612c.
Shipping Notes.

New York Exchange. lOc for sight drafts and l5c
for telegraphic.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
Produce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices follows:
Family extras 81 25s4 so; Bakers extras 81 10
"a %; city superfne, S3@3 80; in terror brands,
s494 30 for extras and s3@3 70 & Dbl for super
fine.
wHEAT-The market rules firm. No. /. 81 IS;
No. ,. 81 3Ot0l 32La choice. 81 36I4; extra
choice, for milling, 81 5712@l 40; Sonora, 81 80 u
@1 1884 4 ctl.
The morning call., 1890-10-21

following were the sales yesterday In the San
Iran cisco stock IOard:
The morning call., 1890-10-21

: MINI AVE-FLAT OF ROOMS AND FUR
1 niJure for sale. oc2l 3t@
NV UPPER FLAT-CALIFORNIA ST, NEAR
" Jones: choicest residence section in the city:
the finest and most elegant flats ever offered for
reut: rooms and bath. U'FAKBELL ~ Lang,
il Montgomery St oC2l II
The morning call., 1890-10-21

COO NEW LOWER FLAT; HOT AND COLD
u ~. water. 1855 Lauston ST. oc2l IT
EoB sALE-FURNITURE AND CARPETS OF
! fat rooms and bath, newly furnished. s25
Howard Sc. oc2l 3t%
The morning call., 1890-10-21

[TEW BAY-NINDUW FLATS 7 ROOMS, $50 90:
~ rooms, S22 SO; water free. l2l9 FELL. oc2l 50
1910 LARKIN ST.-UFPER FLAT 6 ROOMS;
i u ! - bath; gas: $25. oc2l 3t*
The morning call., 1890-10-21
BOARD SALES.

fC1I-Assessment of mines Lot
Lead fall delinquent in Office.
The morning call., 1890-10-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

/ A Widamann, Gonzales
q Hartley, Portland
L Thomas, CORTLAND
& W kausSen, Ferndale
Mrs A Schuman. Sacto
q McCOllum, Sacramento
r McGowan, Eureka
J A Harter. Stockton
j l. Davis. Sycamore
&c Donovan, Santa Maria
w & Edes, California
II Noder, San Leandro
ii Hoffman, Byron
Mrs J b Whitcomb, ColfI
L l. linen, st. Louis
l. Remmler, Forest Hill
J Mutually Il W, Los Angls
c Brenton, Ukiah
w Il Briggs. Ukiah
II + Montague, New York
Mrs l. Mordon, Idaho
NJ Renter, Forest Hill
NJ Renner. Yreka
L V Spencer * W, Susnvl
ID Morse, Empire City
c HilbOrn, Mansfield
ii L Powell, Sacramento
Mrs Alexander. Fresno
l. Il Andrews. Seattle
Il
III Bird. Birds Landing
Mrs Ames. nanville
L Taylor d d, r Il Flat
w l. Horn, lrvlngton
4 G Ward. Ukiah
J w Davis. Petaluma
NJ II Clark, Gonzales
NJ 5 Freer. San Jose
Miss L Freer, San jose
The morning call., 1890-10-21

[CoNCLUDED.1
nAORIS averted her eyes from her nus
EtS1i bands, and began to play nervously
EkSN with some long loops of white ribbon
The morning call., 1890-10-21
w II Anderson, Cal

w II aliltl sun, Wi
l. Meyer. HealdSburg
DR. n Is Coifman, Healdsbg
L l. Bacon Il d, Rocklin
& Anderson, SactO
w { Jones, Santa Cruz
II f Miller, Chico
C.0bediener & W, Cal
+ j Blanchard. Chicago
Mrs J Brady q d, Wash
J Snyder ~ W, Dixon
Mrs JIG Hamilton, Hollistr
Miss 4 Sekorova, iioiliStr
Il w KoeHig, Boston
G c Morse q T, Santa Ana
+ K Newcomb. san Jose
Mary Brown, San Jose
w I Gormley, San Jose
w L Kent. San jose
Mrs II l. Jones, Yuba City
Mrs 7 Snyder. Dixon
Mrs Z NJ Bauvard, Alta
IL Ii WOOD. W rights
l. + Noah, Sn Luis Obispo
c II Dwinelle, Fulton
I i Chatiield. Saeto
Il L Chapman, Napa
Mrs ID w Davis, Stockton
q ii Heard a W. Sn Cruz
J NJ McPike, st Helena
l. N Lasell. Martinez
J I McJenkin. Hanford
Il 6 Longley. Guerneville
& Page, Fresno
Mrs } i Whitcomb. ColfaX
NJ NJ Shattuck, Dunsmuir
PALACE
The morning call., 1890-10-21
FLATS TO LET.

= I'm II.li o = y y IT II
y OU. ST. CHAS. ASHTON. All Montgomery. l9 II
L7uR sALE-FURNITUBE GROOM FLAT: BAR
t gin. 100 AIcAIiSter second floor, fiat 3. ocl6 -
The morning call., 1890-10-21

II V Hulin & W, Portland
j V COnnor. Boston
7 J Treanor, Healdsb2rg
A n Gondey, California
L | Upham, COllinsvilie
5 Prayer, Portland
Mrs Z Hall, Grass Valley
w Rogers, Woodland
ii n WhitcOmb, Monterey
NJ Fox, NipomO
4 Rice, Santa Maria
A j Everett. Lakeport
J Il Caleb. Lakeport
j NJ Painter. Ukiah
w Nj Rogers n W, MdeSto
G W Webb, Phoenix
NJ NJ Whiteside, Benson
L Vestal. Santa Ana
Miss Krutz. Memphis
j A Waterman. Fresno
i + Horton. Truckee
A w Garrett, llealdSburg
} r Hogan, Healdsburg
Il Lewis. MaripOGa
w Z Stahl. Santa Rosa
NJ Barry, Santa Rosa
Miss F Guthrie, Omaha
ii I Aitken, San Jose
w y Wood, Meridian
b A WilcOxson, Yuha City
III w HammertoD, Downy
Z Lindsay d da, Windsor
X Sepany, Alaska
Mrs Hopper q I'm, S Rosa
u w Pardee, Alaska
w Il Porter, Sn Brnardn o
J W Cline, Santa Rosa
w w Milne, HealdsburS
The morning call., 1890-10-21

gu CT EEREEO ST. Mr.. MARKET - FUR
u - /. nished house rooms aud bath. oc2l ST.
FURNISHED HOUSE IN NORTH OAKLAND:
I very conveniently situated. DIR. LEAGUE, %
kearuy ST. ocl9 St.
The morning call., 1890-10-21

L LAT: 5 ROOMS AND ALL MODERN I'M
L prov meats. PAS Tehama ST. oc2l 3t*
The morning call., 1890-10-21

~ II j Ilt Il ia tl. pdh bOSt
G z Huntington q WIN Y
Miss c u Campbell, n Y
u + Miles, New York
J M Keen 4 VT, Tacoma
II l. Roberts & VT, Cal
Mrs NJ l. Allen. Chicago
Mrs II s Terrell, Chicago
Mrs J w Raynor, y York
G ID Newton, New York
Il + Jack. S l. Obispo
Fl Hill, Minneapolis
A II Hill. Minneapolis
J A Goldsmith, ) Mateo
j c Beedii. COluSa
W NJ Warder. st Louis
+ Robbins, New York
q Einhorn, Germany
G GumpeItz, Stockton
j de Witt Butts, \ York
DR. Is Candy. Delaware
y Z Chapman, Red Bluff
J n Flelschner, Portland
5 Resented, New York
Is Keeg. Germany
NJ j Hebara. Philadelphia
F 7 Dubois, Paris
II Baum, New York
Il i Sperry. Stockton
H II Crough q W. Chicago
e McCrary, Naeaville
DIP Quick. San Jose
The morning call., 1890-10-21

JTLATs; LAND ROOMS: BATH. I5I1 TAYLOR
L St, bet. Pacific and Broadway. oc2O II
I. ROOMS; BATH; ADULTS: HAYES. OAK AND
U Ellis cars. 1913 Fell st. near Baker. oc20 St*
The morning call., 1890-10-21

stmr Los Angeles, Leland, Wilmington; GoodaII.
Perkins a Co.
Stmr Aleut, Hansen, WimHgtoR ONe1l.
Brship Routenburn, Holmyard, Queenstown; En-
pinger d Co,
The morning call., 1890-10-21

ON NALENCIA-9 ROOMS AND BATH $685.
ZIO water free. Apply 10 T. {. MULLOl, 13S
Montgomery St ocIS 81
The morning call., 1890-10-21

~ rooms and bath. Fifteenth, near Dolores ls IL
DoTREEO-3 NICE COTTAGES; TEXAS ST.
near Napa: ciose to iron works; cheap. ocl If
The morning call., 1890-10-21
FURNIsHED HOUSES.

ge1 fiNELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 9 ROOMS
u W. and bath; sun in every room; good neigh
borhoOd: h.9h ground: JacksOn-SI. CsDie; offered
low TO family without young children. OFAKRELL
q LANG, II Montgomery St o62l 1t
The morning call., 1890-10-21

/ MIS- L. flnaS, HOpI1n
II l. Marders, Salinas
Mrs Il Hotallng, Malone
ID McCastting, San Jose
TN Greer, GrandJunction
A Nj Robinson, Portland
X q Holland. Astoria
L j Stops, Colorado
10 McFadden, California
Mrs A johnson, Sacto
10 A Wilbur K sn. Alarmed
J A Kennedy. Shasta
L l. Barton, Nevada
J ID Flynn, st Helena
q l. White, California
7 + Tou,linsou. Nara
. Farrell. New York
f " atson, New York
Il Haifner & VT, y Y
Mrs Woods. New York
Chas ManSan, San Jose
I Z Holland. Chicago
w ID Eastman. Detroit
+ L Robinson, st Louis
j Morrison. 1ulare
The morning call., 1890-10-21

- ~ 1hNat NAae
S Haas, VirgiHia
w g Miller, U 5 N
A r Kenny. Chicago
J Scott, Healdsburg
J NJ Lone. Woodside
S WStewart&w, NewYOrk
j q de Boullla. Mexs %
II j X Alden, Vallejo
g J Campbell Jr, Sac
w WHubbard, SacrametO
c w Fitzgerald, Visalfa
u w Williams. Centerville
Mrs CHOpgood. Marysvlle
NEW WEST
CT Murray, Santa Rosa
L J Sommers. Agnews
j i Ferguson, st Louis
q Williams. san Jose
Z Commit, Fort Bragg
Z NJ Curtis II W, N Mexico
Miss NJ Curtis, New Mex
Miss L Curtis. New Men
A f Upton. West Oakland
u + Andrews. w Oakland
ii Elmere, San Jose
s Ryan, Kansas
w Berkelly, Denver
The morning call., 1890-10-21

OtAT CLAY, BET. WEBSTER AND FILL
Z1U more House OF rooms bath and closets;
large sunny yard and cellar; all modern improve
meats; house newly painted and papered; rent
reasonable. uclS ~
The morning call., 1890-10-21
COMPANY.
DtIlhqntl
No. Amt. in the SaleDay.
!

Assessiiltnts IeuG1OSs
Tie following is list of $50 ssments now ling /:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
1T STOPPED The CLOCK
Democrats Expected Il and Repub-
licans Demanded II AZ a Po-
Iitical Necessity-Sullivan
viii Gracefully Retire,
BY the Standards Special Wire.

BY the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, May 21.-The court house clock
stopped stock still to-day when news
reached this city Of the supreme courts
decision I'm the Lloyd-Sullivan case. Very
mournful democrats declared they could
see tears coursing down the lace Of the
clock at thcc contamination Of the fraud,
which was started within the walls OF
Silver Bow court house. The decision
was received here without excitement or
surprise. 1t had been generally expected
ON both sides and the case had only been
contested i'm the supreme court as n
matter of form, there being no donbt of
the result. II was, of course, impossible
for the supreme court to declare the
United States senate wrong in seating
Sanders and Power.
The news was received first i'm a tele-
gram announcing that the supreme court,
by Chief Justice Blake, had rendered an
opinion reversing the judgment of Judge
Mediation and ordering the district court
to enter judgment for Lloyd. The full
text OF the lengthy decision has not yet
been received here.
The decision is regarded as final and
there Is no doubt hut that Lloyd will soon
hav possession of the shcriff's Office for
keeps. Application was made to Judge
AphtnS III Nht VI ~ ~ win vi
error to the United States supreme court,
but the Judge RI marked hat the writ
would not lie, as no federal question is
involved.
Argument on the application will be
heard tomorrow and Judge Kirkpatrick
will leave in the morning for Helena to
argue S%ullivan's side. There will be no
change in the sheriff's office until the de-
cision is rendered on this application.
Mr.. Lloyd said to-day that he would not
hurry in taking possession OF the
office. He would wait until
the judgment is finally made by
Judge Mediation, i'm accordance with the
instructions of the supreme court. MIR.
Lloyd will return with about the same
staff OF deputies and jailers that he had
when leaving office two months ago. The
men have been in the city all the time,
having received that their
jobs are still good.
Sheriff Sullivan wept no tears to-day.
lie recognized the political necessity,
from a republican standpoint, Of the de-
cision. The Office will be vacated when
the matter is finally decided and formal
demand is made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
To Guard Behring Sea.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-Secretary VIM
LON to-day signed orders for the revenue
cutter Bear directing that she immedi-
ately sail to Ounalaska and then cruise
i'm Behring sea to guard against violation
OF the statutes on sealing matters. In
structions will not differ materially from
last year, but are much more specific.
Efforts will be made to avoid n repetition
of last years experience with a one nan
prize crew. IL is understood according
e present Instructions that vessels caught
violati " the law will be dismantled and
deprived of all means of further violation.
Their logs and all skins also will he
seized.
The secretary of the navy to-day ac-
rented the dynamite cruiser vesuvIus.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
For sale TOR &G. O0O.

AGO1acrc ranch, all fenced, mostly all
good hay land, situated IL miles east of
Dillon. Mont, on stage road. Included
with the ranch is the following property:
Fifty head of cows and hcifcrs. I H~olstein
bull, cost 500; d bloodcd mares, 5 blooded
ycarling colts. d work horses, I saddle
horse-thc best in the state, . Schuttler
wagons, ~ and pa, nearly new; . sets
wheel harness, = sets lead harness, I set
light wheel harness., . single buggy har-
ncsscs, I phacton buggy cost S225 last
year; I sulky. I spring wagon, 3 Califor-
mia saddles, ! moving machine, I horse
rake, 2 ls-stall stables, water in stables; .
A No. | stables.
One hotel, containing the following:
bne saloon. stock and fixtures: s bed
rooms. well furnished: I kitchen, well
fitted out, > cook stoves, ETC.; I dining
room, well fitted out; I postoiiicc, $50
chickens, geese and ducks: GOO logs.
ready hewcd Ia build new house; I wind
mill. good well water; I li0Opound new
safe. | clicken-hatching apparatus, and
full outfit of blacksmith, carpenter aud
farm tools and other implements and
anc attachments.
All the above for 5000. 5000 down and
balance at 10 per e per anuum, any
reasonable time To suit purchaser. Call
on or address Evans a circuit, brokers. Ii
\. Main street. Butte, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
GOING FOR The COWS
Five Animals Impounded vester-
day For a Starter-One Owner
Says His Cow Was Taken
From His Yard,

The new COW ordinance went into ef-
feet yesterday and five Of the stray ami
mails were rounded up and placed In the
pound. The pound Is near the creek,
back of the railroad track, and has just
been finished. II is about 40 by 80 feet
and Enclosed by a s~ix-foot board fence.
Chief Mckinney is the poundmaster, and
found yesterday that IL was no small duty.
He was kept busy going 10 n coming
from the pound the entire day. After "a
COW is impounded il costs 81 to get the
animal out with an fee OF
80 cents per day for feeding.
Four of the coralled animals were taken
out by their owners yesterday while the
other was allowed to remain. The cow
remaining in the pound belongs To Robert
Fenner who claimed hat she had been
driven out OF his own yard by
certain parties and ~impounded. To thish he
had serious objections, and lie thought
il was not legal. II was stated to a re-
porter yesterday that the COW had been
found loose on the street and driven to
the corral, but had escaped and SUI
cceded in returning To Mr.. Fenncr's yard,
from where IL was again driven. Whether
this he strictly proper or not Is a question.
II would he wei for all owners of domes
ticated animals to keep them in a secure
place in the future for they will surely be
~impounledif found on the streets. Three
days notice must be given In all cases
before an %impounded animal can be old
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-22
BUDGET.
Gossip Of Interest to tho People OF the
Garden City.

Gossip Of Interest to the People OF the
Garden City.
Special TO the Standard
MIssoULA, May 2l.-The local brother
hood Of firemen have done honor to them
selves by tho manner In which they have
cared for the unfortunate man who lost
his life in the accident on Monday. I'm
mcdiatcly upon the coroner turning over
the remains to them, IN undertaken was
sent for, who embalmed the body and pre-
pared IL for shipment. This morning Il
lay, partially hidden In flowers, In the
beautiful metallic casket In which IL will
make its last trip. Fireman Oliver Sting
ley will start east with Il on No. 2 to-day,
aud will take il Immediately 10 Lamar,
NO., whence friends will convey il Ia
yedalla, the old home of Mr.. Cook. II
will he a sad thing but doubtless q great
consolation to the aged mother to gaze
once more upon the face of her son be-
fore IL il hidden from view forever.
Deputy Sheriff Alternately went TO Fish
Creek this morning TO arrest some parties
there who have been selling liquor in
Woods, Larson 4 Co.'s construction
ramp. The other day so many of the
men got drunk that IL was necessary to
shut down the saw mill. The managers
thought patience had ceased TO he a virtue
and sworc out a complaint against the
aggressors.
This morning n telegram was received
at the sheriff's office asking that some
body be sent to take in IA section nan who
has become crazy up the n
Mcconnell, Cook a 60. are In cores
pondence with parties in Philadelphia
and Chicago who want to put In n wooden
mill, oatmeal and Hour mill here. They
will want some bonus, Mt least q site.
President Mcconnell will probably call a
meeting of the board Of trade soon to con-
slider the matter.
Mcssrs. II. G. Macintosh and +. L..
Feurt of ~Ironton, Ohio, are In the city on
their way to the coast. They are making
a trip through the West with n view OF
locating. They are pleased with wha,
they have seen OF Missoula.
Chief Feile yesterday arrested Joe
Davis, who rum a pawn shop and junk
shop at the corner Of Main and Stevens
streets. This resulted from The discovery
there Of q "a hat which had been stolen
from the Rodgers hotel and sold 70 him
for 80 cents. The complaint sets forth
that he Is unlawfully carrying on the bust
ness of pawn broker and junk dealer, in
asmuch as he does not keep entries OF
property pawned or purchased, name oi
party from whom received, amount paid
or loaned On II, etc. Davis rave bond OF
500 for his appearance before Judge
Evans at . o'clock this afternoon.
IL is n pleasure to behold the improve
ments which the city vags and DRINKS are
making on Stevens street. Five of them
are raking up loose stones and making
themselves useful to-day.