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Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04
RAILWAY ASSESSMENTS.
Counties Which are Benefited by Roads
Running Through Them.

Following is the total mileage and
Of assessable railroad prop
erty in the state rs reported by the
state board OF equalization:
The Oregon Short Line and Utah ~
Northern, passing thro' Madison, Bea-
verhead and Silver Bow counties, is
assessed at $653. S32, having total
mileage IN this state OF 1876. 40 miles.
The Montana Union, passing through
Silver Bow and Deer Lodge count les. is
assessed at 81, 500 per mile. except on
the Walkervile branch which is as
sessed at $3, 500 per mile, making the
total assessment for 1l.6 miles the
sum OF $3lO,2OO.
The Northern Pacific is assessed mt
$2 $50 per mile, making the total as
sessment for their total mileage in this
state OF 1926 the sum of 81 $50, $50.
The counties through which this road
passes are Dawson, Custer, Yellow
stone, Park. Gallatin. Meagher, Jeiier
son, Lewis x Clarke, Deer Lodge and
MissOula.
The Great Northern is assessed at
$4,000, Or a total Of Sl65, 200 for u
total mileage OF lll.3O, running
through Dawson, Choteau and Cas-
cade counties.
The Helena and Jefferson County
railroad is assessed at $1,000 per
mile, u total OF $50, 400 upon itstotal
mileage OF 2O.l miles, located in the
counties OF Lewis and Clarke and JET
fersOn.
The Great Falls x Canada. having q
total mileage OF 1873 miles, located in
the counties OF Cascade and Choteau,
is assessed at $1,000 per mile or II
total of S399, 900.
The Gallatin branch of the Northern
Pacific, 800 miles in length. located
in the counties OF GallatIn, Jefferson,
Silver Bow and Madison, is assessed
at S3S9 800, or $4,000 per mile.
The Rocky Fork a. Cooke City road
is assessed at $1,000 per mile orSl L.
200. The line is ABB miles IN length,
running through Yellowstone, Park
and Custer counties.
The total number OF miles OF rail
roads in Montana is 1924 which are
assessed at S6, ,523,3s2. The eassessed
value includes all the real and person
al property OF all the companie, ol,e-
rating in the state.
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04
THE NEW SILVER BILL.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Mint Director
Leach said to-day: "There seems to be
misrepresentation rs to the operation
of the new silver law in ease the price
of silver should advance to parity.
Some papers state that in such a ease
the government will cease buying,
while Others state that we will then
have free coinage. Ii silver should
reach its old parity the government
would continue to buy 4,mO.WO
ounces u month, or as much thereof
as might he offered, under the pro-
visions OF the present law. Tie new
law does not provide that purchases
shall cease when silver reaches parity,
hut that the government shall not pay
in excess OF 81 for 31li, grains OF pure
SILVER. or what is the same thing, shall
not pay in excess OF 81 .29.29 per fine
ounce, the amount OF pure silver in a
silver dollar being 81 grains. II the
government paid Sl.29.co per fine
ounce $50 grainsl,i 1t would be paying
exactly 81 for 81 grains, that is to
say. the market value OF pure silver in
n silver dollar would exactly equal the
face value OF the coin, so that the gov
ernment could lose nothing by cOntin-
uing to buy ut that rate which the law
contemplates. While this would not
be free coinage, and in absence OF fur
ther legislation there is no provision
| for free coinage, 1T would he practi-
cally Tree coinage for ! 800, 900 ounces
OF silver u month; that is, We would
receive from depositors i.WoO,WO
ounces OF silver and give them for II
the exact amount Oi money which H.
std, 900 ounces would make in coin
Of course We could not pay in excess
of that rate. because ii we did the
value of the silver in the silver dollar
would be greater than its value as a
coin, which would be II losing opera
ton.
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04
The Right Ring.

Acting Secretary of the Treasury
Nettleton will certainly bull the silver
market ii he keeps on. In II recent in
terview he said: "Silver has lost a point
or two, but will regain it a. soon "a the
money market becomes a little easier.
see nothing to prevent silver from
going to 1879; indeed, am confident
1t will speedily be quoted at that
figure. Under the new law the depart
ment is purchasing large proportion
of the output Of the United State:
more than the balance will br used in
the arts, ana there j., therefore, every
reason why silver should go up until
it reaches "a parity with gold.
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04

PoRT Huron, Mich, Aug. 5.-Work-
men engaged upon the two ends OF the
st. Clair river tunnel, between Port
Huron and Sarnia, Ont, shook hands
with each other this morning under
the st. Clair river and made the great
subterranean highway echo with their
cheers. This marks the completion OF
the greatest river tunnel in the world
and probably the greatest piece OF en-
gineering in this country. Ii Is eleven
feet longer than the Brooklyn bridge.
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04

At Elizabeth, y. ! =, Everett Gordon,
an engineer on the Jersey Central, his
wife and son We're lately poisoned 10y
eating some food which had been
cooked in II new tin pail. They werc
attacked with severe cramps and vom-
itins. Prompt medical attendanc,
saved their lives. An investigation
showed that the victims we're suffering
from lead poisoning.
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04
An Innuendo.

New York Sun: "Where do you get
your cigars, Bromley"
"Why do you want to know that?
You We always sblackguarded them so?'
81 want to know, because my wife
objects to tobacco smoke, ami Tvegot
to smoke sOmeth hing"
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04

Sunshine: Miss Iglehart wish
a real, live nobleman would come to
st. Paul. Say "a count, Tor instance:
Mrs. Malaprop-How strange l
thought they didn't like connis-and
especially re-counts- your city
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04
Logical.

He-Why do you sit 50 far away
from me-
She-So as to be near you.
He-What do you mean?
She Everybody says you re away
off.-New York sun.
Fergus County argus., 1890-09-04
wooL-sroRINc FACILITIES.

Warehouse
Wool Wool Growers Judith and Wolf Creek siu ind
this the haul their wool. wheIir
desiring to sell on ship.
that
and Others seeking locations will find the route Judith Land
shortest and
kinds at BED ROCK PRICES Also blacksmith shop
a1rORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.
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GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There some rregularity in the wheat market
yesterday, but the bulls finally retained control of
values. The opening prices were materially under
thursdays final figures, the reports OF rain in the
Northwest starting realizations. These reports
denied later and strong cables and fair cleSrances
turned the scale in favor OF the operators for rise
The speculation was less active but still Of moderate
size, 100000 bushels changing hands. May
opened at % Ii, to 90 Is, broke 10 9s IL and
recovered 10 90 IL cents, showing net Official gain
OF 90 IL cents. On the curb the bull temper re-
asserted Itself still strongly, ana May ended at
81 90 l50S1 June ranged from 90 34@06 IL
cents 10 81 IL cents and gained IL cent more on the
closed at % 10 cents, selling the curb at 90 IL
cents. December sold at 30 12G95@96 cents, and
was unchanged after regular hours.
Cash wheat la 34 cent better, with 10000
bushels taken for export The milling demand reached
only 10000 bushels.
Corn stronger under the influence OF lighter
receipts all around. spot lots were 1401-2 cent
higher with sales Of $4,000 bushels here, and 81 900
bushels elsewhere for export. The options were
active under the covering OF shorts, and over
100000 bushels were dealt in. The final prices
55d34 cent higher, ~ follows; May Al L.
June Al Is. July Al "a, August AZ 38 cents.
being traded in In options and strength induced
by means OF large export demand. The options
closed up "a for May at 80 81. IL for June at
81 30, and 5-s cent for July at 81 81 cents. The
cash market 3461 cent, with sales OF $4,000
bushels for export in exchange for options. Late
I'm the day IL reported that nearly 100000 bushels
of No. . mixed and No. white oats had been taken
for shipment.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May (speciaD.-There was trace Of
rain in Manitoba today and the signal Service pro-
dicted rain for Dakota within the next few hours.
on the other hand messages from all parts OF the
Northwest received at noon declared that there had
been rain mp to that hour, and other messages
said that the drOuth sufficient to cause anxiety
the spring wheat prospects. Between these IN
fuences, wheat traders were in an uncertain MOOD
July opened anywhere between 80 and 81 cents, sold
high a. 81 31, and as low as 80, ana closed az
30 = cents. ON the curb IL was again up above
cents. The Nav and June options were even
more erratic than the July; the former opened at
% cents, sold between 81 IS and 93 4, and closed
90 cents June sold high as 93 IL cents, and
closed at 81 = cents. In the pit the showiest sell
ing by william Young ~ Co., who got of abouS
1,5OO 900 bushels This at first was credited To
Hutchinson but later set down for the account
of a trader named c. II. Smith Corn at time
showed an advance over Thursday Of 7-sd1 cent.
The drOuth undoubtedly cut some figure for the first
time In this grain. Oats opened up IL cent, showed
one time an advance over Thursday of 1-s cent.
and at night closed about IL over THURSDAYS
last figures. Provisions were sparngly traded in and
prices at the close showed little decline July
wheat on the curb closed at 80 IL; puts, 50, and
calls, 90 3o cents
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been invited to witness the test. Among them were
several officers from the Brooklyn Navy Yard ana
the delegates TO The pan-Amcrcan Congress nom
Chill and the Argentine Republic The boat carries
no crew, being controlled entirely By the eleotil'h
apparatus on shore 1t has capacity for CARVING
$50 pounds Of dynamite which can be deposited aO
any desired point and exploded the electrician may
direct. Yesterdays test made with hiy pouNus
of dynamite The boat was propelled at a spccd ~
nineteen knots 10 a point several miles from Si2I'
where the dynamite was deposited ana cAplpu'u'
The discharge created great COmmOuOu III inc "dI'
immense quantities OF spray bcinS thrown mo we
air. \ ship could easily have been sunk by me tN-
pl0sion. The quests were brought back 10 INC 0''9
at ~ ~
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swamp Land Commissioner from issuing patents 70
certain lands 10 claimants Of original entries under
the recent swamp Land Act. declaring certain scrip
entries void. To-day Msycs d Whitfield attorneys. Of
oxford, representing Mcs,rS. Ford and Levy, Of New
York CITY, who are already In lawsuits against these
corporations t. recover upward If 100000 acre, OF
these lands, made tender to the Commissioner Of
$4,000 IN cash, covering the purchase price and fees
The Commissioner Acknowledged the tender. but de
clned TO permit the entries account Of the IN
junction. TIL, means that proceedings will soon be
instituted in the Federal Court to compel the issuing
II the patents iv the Commissioner. These corpora
to09 assert that the quictng act which was % 500
by the legislature Of 1e-- and OF which they aIaIcd
themselves, fully protects them.
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THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The OIL City Derricl's7 report of the field work
IN April Is at hand and ii differs from the results ob
tanned from the Coneodatcd Exchange IL shows an
increase Of "a in the number Of wells completed. and
oi AZ barrels IN the daily average new production
The total number Of wells drilling Is GO5, and OF rigs
Up ana building 900 total Of OO net decrease OF
Gn III tho new development work as compared with
March
The total volume Of business in crude certificates
&c teiday was les than on the day previous. An
carly advance was made 10 - IL cents az the STOCK
Exchange, and 80 81 cents At the Consolidated TX
change. The options later sold oil TO 50 - cents
cent. At the stock Exchange cash oil went from
- > To oG IL cents, and closed on a reaction Of
nearly l cent. The trading purely professional
and the markets ended duh and heavy.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
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Liverpool, May . 3l5 p. m.-Bc.i in fair demand.
PORK IN poor demand. Hams n GOOD demand Bacon ih
fair demand; long and cl car WQule about % ID,
tim als lon clear middle. about a. - firm a 3Is "a
Cheese poor demand. Iallow m eool demand prime
city firm st 2is Sd. Cotton-Nd oil, Liverpool refined
.trady at 2@r. spirits OF tWp-ntne IA fl.r demand
t.,dy of 3Q. Eosin I'M far d. and: common steady al
A. Iaid-Sp and futures IN poor demand prime ~" T.
rn sUOt Nav firm 81 50 juno and july, nm ~
32s 3D. WHEAT in good demand new so winter ~, Aa
Flour iu fair demand extra No. spring MN ~
TO-, Corn-Spot and futures In ais Demand mixed w ~
err spot and May, INN B. Gad; June MN at - "a
INV dm al s. Sd Hops at LonGon-Pacihc Coast IN
GOOD demand
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TWO SUCCESSFUL TORPEDO BoATS'
nun, r,-ey,vc KEATS THE RECORD IN HER RUN
FROM XEwPOET-TnE SIMs-EDIsoN
CRAFT TESTED.

CRAFT TESTED.
Tho now HerreshoG torpedobOat Cushing han''U
after the late Commander William Il. CnshlnE' N'o
aa.troved tha rebel Albemare during lho ''I
War arrived at The Navy Yard from Newport Nc9'o''
dav The trip was made in six hours ana hlN sc'c'
minutes. beating the record by seven minutes, Inns
was done I'm a heavy and against a Heau VIM
She is on her way to Washington where she Is 10 DC
inspected by the Navy Department ana ue Hd'"'
committees Of both houses of Congress- S''e -
long. low Cgsr-shaped craft, with tuTue snapper
hack that rises about five feet above the water o"0
Is in command of Lieutenant Cameron NICK "in7'o"
aud has three other officers only. she Is pd'Hto-
.latc color above the water line. and the TWO soNc
stacks pilot,house and several bell shaped Veh'u"''S
a,, All that can be seen above the deck The Vessei
Is 1875 feet long u feet beam, draws . i rect VI
wafer and, with steam pressure OF 24o pouhuS 10
the souareinch can make twenty-five knots an hour'
Her armament consists Of two SIX pouhdeF fdpuhfIns
guns and eight automobile torpedoes.
A Thoroughly successful test was made Yesterday
afternoon al Wilctt's Point OF the sims huIsoh 'of-
ncdo boat an ingenious conrivance operated ana con
troued from the shore by electricity. Inc Govern
mont steauer Chester A. Arthur left Pier NO ) East
Ryer at noon with large number Oh guests WHO hdu
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ular There were net losses OF points on Juno
at ~ 70, and point on July at 81 50. August
up . at SO 80, and September 4 points at
81 while october was unchanged at 81 O5.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
at Ncw-York Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston
we're as follows: Wheat. s4,l12 bushels; corn
3sl 594 bushels -four. 81 ,6os packages. At Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
bushels total grain, 77O,56S bushels; -four, 229lo
Iaprp
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TO CONSIDER TIE METHOD or REVISION.

Pittsburg, Nay 2.-The committee appointed two
wears ago by the General Assembly Of the Pe7Dyterah
Church 10 report on the constitutional mcuio"S oi
revision OF Confession of Faith met III A> Guy L"
day. This committee consists Of cYJustee StroHg' OIL
the United states supreme Court. tie Rev Dr. W. H.
Roberts, Of Cincinnati; Judge Wilson, OF fhHaueIphh
the Rev Dr. Leftwich, OF Baltimore and the Rev
II T. Ken,pshaw of Elizabeth. y. j. The work Of
the committee is to a large extent perunctory. They
are 70 prepare for the guidance Oh the General AS
sembly, which will meet In saiatoga, on nay 10: a
of the Confession.
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flats Go Get. tlnfnruisheo.

ELATS TO LET IN THE
r GORDON,
ssth.st.. 9th.ave. newly decorated: steam
heat and all modern Improvements rem.
from s85 b. $50 per month rooms ana
bath. Inquire OF the owner. on premises.
VERY DESIRABLE second haf. : rooms,
Y bath So al Improvements nicely
decorated. Inquire janitor. 81 East l20th-st.
1,,r TLATS.-Three rooms and hath.
HIO room hot water sup Led by owner;
II. Improvements small, select families.
42l Lnst 17th.st.
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Females.

Females.
A LADY OF several years. experience in
"a teaching. desires "A position a. visiting
teacher ia English branches references ex.
chanS.l. Addlrss NJ, Box 153, Waferly,
Iiora county, n. Y.
A LADY OF education desires position
N either a. correspondent, cashier, % A.
,i,t az books gr at literary work. Address
COMPETENT. Box !. Tribune Ofce.
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~ FlIrt-Class dIe-smakIng; reasonable
terms. Nine. DEWEY.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- over Il good speller; willing 10 b. gen.
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1ri1une omt
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quick and accurate. Address Miss D.,
nox 3. Tribune onlce.
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w shoe -itua' ION. Address Miss r.. Box
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store. 400 Pear.st.
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Domeetir GltuI,lJrs Udnlc0

4 y ENGLISHMAN wishes po'Inahtht
a -ltuatlou A, couthfrln or the care Of
gentlpuan's place; thoroughly understand,
farmlng In All It's branches and IA" care ana
mana CEMENT 81 horses or would th9
..t.ati1n with private family ~ d lew
months. in the country; Will give III" L-t
u references with both pres ut and former
employers REUBEN JOHNSTON, Hack
.l-ach l.. o.. y. J.
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Bro,rceg 0bnuces.


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OIL. MARKETS.

oil CITY Penn May Additional Transit Certificates
openrd Ut sj7.c; highest S6ec; lowest s52ci closed
sE%c. sales, 10000 bbs shipments. sH3s4 bbi>
'pittsiurg penn. May 2-Petroleum dull and lower
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domestic 5ituations rUanteo
Females,

& HAMBERMAID and WAITRESs.-By
~ neat gll1; care silver, china. &c. cham.
leinaidi waitress or ewing, &c. Ready AZ
NE PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873
bln.nRc.. Mnar lOth.st.
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for Sale.

EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Flr-t-
L class secondhand boilers, engines, steam
pumps, balance nv-Nh'ols. smoke pipe.i
.oc work promptly executed. Address or ap.
lily LESLIE IRON WORKS. Greene ana
Pearl -ts.. jersey City.
OYSTER HOC>E-sl25 viii buy best
" oyst,r and chop house on The banks ~
the Hudson. with lease " same. si:uated
orpo.itc Hudson River Depot, YOhkeTs,
y Y. &. J.. LUSK. 203 Main-st.. or
EiVrr-st., Yonkcr-, y. !.
ID ARROT~ gay and green. - 30 up
4 ward cruar.-- and other kinds car
dnal- minot-. p.- doe-. - last hous-
t0u-st.
SI.5OO.O00. .,Sn srri @r'''y ~ s. s;
f1cw riau0f0rie &i30. DANIEL r..
BEATTY, Washington. =. i.
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Ciin Gonsrs 60 Get.
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4 STYLISH TEN, BLDEOON HOt 81.
y No i4G East s9tl--t. novel and hand.
so.ac: worth $500 per year; CA b.
I.msi, unrlrnisAed. for - OOI; permit un-
necessary. OWNER, Room 80. 10 daT-
-. uHtl T.
4 PERFECT BIJOU HOUSE TO let.
~ unfurnishrd, No. Isl Est oJth-st.
I,-utigully dccorai = stone srchwal STYLISH
Crery w3v Iegt. sl,4cO permit unheces-
sary. OWNER. Room 90. - Ccdai-st..
uEtl 4.
~ WEST 8STI-ST.-To let UNFINISHED.
" 70 wears % strictly priNa.c fam
jly: rent. s3, 600. Room 80. % Cedsr-st..
until /.
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Jackson Miss May (special).-Several days ago
the Delta and Pine Land Company and the Louisville
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