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Ashmors. Professor J. I. Forrest snd n
Yeode1 delivered veTy af1e and sppfopri-
oss sddreueoG


ls VIM CSmnees Absrdeea amA Meqass0-
D~cer1stsn Day.
AsxHrrxs, Nay 3O.--At m adjourned
meeting a the city council last evening the
ordinance granting j. b. Metcaife and
others. Of Seattle, and /. j. Westherwax.
81 Aberdeen, constituting the Aberdeen 4
Hcquairn Electric Railway Company,
franchise over she principal streets Of this
city for street car system, VS. passed
The ordinance hes been under hot discus-
sicn for two weeks Although there has
been not the slight<st objection to the COM
paay having the franchise. the mayor and
council were careful that the ordinances
granting Is be such one as would fully
psOtecs the city. General Aetcaife says
construction Of the road viii begin just -
soon - the tools can be placed On the
ground. The system viii extend 70 Ho-
quaim. four miies away, and vii. form
valuable connecting link between the TWO
towns. The tracksge now being prepared
viii cover about six miles. and viii bring
into easy reach considerable good suburban
property nov almost inaccessible. Accord
ing to the terms OF the franchise one mile
must b completed ia three months and
the whole in one year.
Aberdeen. The business houses were hand
someIy decorated and Gags and bunting
were conspicuous all over the town. g. A.
X. posts from Hoquiam. Cosmopolis and
Aontesano we're here. - well as hundreds
Of citizens from oil ports Of the hsrbor. The
weather was exceptionally pleasant, and
business being suspended. the people turned
out In honor 10 the memory OF the nations
heroes. After the decoration exercises the
opera house vas packed 10 hear the Grafton
by Rev. T. w. Butter, . short address by
Gen. MetcaiIe, OF Seattle. and patriotic vocal
and brass hand music. The procession
FROM the wharf TO The mound was quite inn
posing, over ons Thousand people being in
line. besides about two hundred school
children, while two brass bands discoursed
music. All visitors were well cared for,
and went home with . kindly feeling
towards Aberdeen.
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In the fesr-IsrEInieKscrR OF Friday a
dispatch from Albany. n. ", Was pub
hshed stating that Insurance Saperintend-
eat Maxwell had notified the attorney
general that the assets Of the Manhattan
Mutual Insurance Company we're Insult.
feient. aud rseom intending tie institution OF
proceedings teF dissolution OF the charter
Of The company and aistrihntlon Of the
effects. The dispatch did not refer 10 the
Manhattan isfe Insurance Company Of
New Work. u - snail IRE insurance
com pany on the mutual pan.
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PASSENGER list.

EttisroS. Mont. June 1.-The following
passengers were on west-oound train No 1
on the Northern Psclsic railroad today /:
L. u, Hyde, A. G. Coydon. Mrs. J. &.
Carrs and family. III. r. Mitchell. A. II.
kroachte. ! : Plankin and wife. A. r.
Berry. |. T.. Duffy, \. +. Rcyne. r. II.
Harwood. Z. c. Phslson. 1. NJ. Gilbert, A.
NJ Otto. r. Woodward, wife aud daughter:
Dr.. Harrison. T. l. Morris. Mrs. A. Sells.
borg. 4. l. Brown. W. @. Rerrett. A. r.
Merth. 1. Campbell, w. +. Angle and sixty
fns.rlsts
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RHEA IN JOSEPHINE
The Great Belgian Actress
Latest Success.
HOW " TOOK N NEW YORK CITY.
It Hun ne Gaantlet ~ Lsandsr Richard
ssa's Rss-NrIs. Rhsa's 1nvses-
neat Hero.

=. -. ~s,,
~ nos eensIaaiy Anown INN Ans
hoeas sne great Belgian actress VINO ap-
pears At Turner ball on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Is large property
holder In Seattle. When here son,e three
M four vsar. avo she hr,,, oht riece If
v,or~v,~ To- q rsrn =. ec no9 &C. th.r
ss~-s- ss'., s'~Ss - -
FSfs1ty mas siea~s i1saeasco - 1900
ana the handsome actress mas oecn onefeo
large premiums on her investment bus
has religiDusly refused 10 sell She says
she doesn't need ready money 1t present,
and il abe did she vould hasitafe before
rsrsic~ ,r;th 60 s....&s~ r.o~~~t~
v>.ra.~ p;.h..s..r A.. ~.rrxa.t ~
s~ .~.' e
Pen 70" acsofs run Inscs'neu, mas
Wis 10 say IN the New Iosk Dydmdnc eeaes
or Nile. khea and her company:
Pictured BY woman OF rare personal charm
and altogether unusual artistic worth, the char
acfer Of Josephine. - drawn By NJ Alfred
Haven. woa immeaiafe and favorable recogni-
ton q the Broadway Theatre on Monday night
Nile Rhea, grown Landowner OF person and
given increased accomplishments - IN actress
since she wU last teen in this metropolis.
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shsrrinx Intelligence.

s.x Fa.Scasce. May sl-Arrived-
rarallcae, Saqaina bay Subsistence
Alas. Coos Hay.
The British ship Beastoa nii arrived
here from New Castle. y. : W. TO-DAY.
With 900 toas OF coal
Sss sSAscEsco, JGns Arrived: Steam
eF Geo. BAY Victoria: steamer Jeaase, Ma
maine: steamer Oregon. Port Townsend.
Sailed; Steamer state Of California, As
terra, bark Northwest. Port Maaisen.
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rHArEa RECALLS HIS WORDS.

No Extra Session in Nebraska because of
Legal Uocbts.
LIxcoLs. Ne6.. June LA proclamation
OF Gov. Thayer revoking the call for an
extra session OF the legislature was made
public to-day. The reason assigned for
this action is that the legality OF the acts Of
the legislature convened under his recent
call would be questioned and might be en-
tirely nuilified By the courts. The alleged
iiiegality consists in calling the session
without giving time to ill the vacancies in
certain legislative districts.
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Al Pleaaant Crn,se.

w. Jasper Cushing, John Endy, Jesse
Morse. Robert w. Moulton, c. A. Derry, c.
A. s. Highley and Harry M. Souder. the
seven typos who left here Monday. May 10
in the yacht Wave for cruise on the Sound,
returned yesterday. While away all of the
lower Sound cities were visited. They
were at Victoria May "a and participated
in the celebration of the Queens birthday.
All enjoyed the trip immensely.
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yEsTIBULEp TRAM SERVICE

Over the Northern Pacific railroad; dining cara
and sleeping cars every dag in the year. Seattle
TO Ceicago I'll miles the shortest route. Second
Communications.
THIRTY THREE HOURS AND rHRTY-sIx MINUTES
SAVED in reaching Chicago via this line A.
Chitberg. city ticket agent 7i6 Second street.
seattle,
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Yasr ylyx

The Sorshern Fsr1ex kassRcaa yesnanse nIn
tns aud srepsss Car saae. csssy service TO *
FkEs Ninnes rclfs. AalatA SID gatraxa Ne
saaase o. ears ana tseafs~zSe miles tAe ~Anyg
sss rease 10 thse.gn Ienssss saNxrsnx carr
tAseeSa. pssesEs rasssnssss n he IDsez Ssecs.
tatkaxe ssssr hosEs sta thfFsr-slx sa8Gns<s
sas&1 Of okAsr EAss A. cAAleeFx. essy t.<ASz
sxuna tss sseex9 street Aesfoa s5eek. L Tea
kfa. eerxs stskss asxEs. seattle.
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For Lease,

Corner Commercial and Jscksou oln,oNn
Ill: 500 per month ZOE fifteen yearA
Two lots, 60xl20 ea,h. corner yoyo - r.
versity s'rests Tor nve or ten yeara
Housss for Rent In all psrss Of he p
We have q large list Of some a.
best property in the city, which =
shall be pleased to show 70 any 3
calling at our office.
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THE WORLDS PROTEST HEARD.

Promise From the Czar 60 Reform
siberia.
LONDON. June LA letter from the car,
written In reply 10 one from the Queen of
Denmark, Is published. In the letter the
ezsr promises strict inquiry into the Siberia
scandals and 10 instruct the ministers to
adopt measures for the amelioration Of the
exiles' condition.
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TORN ny A HURRICANE.

Ruigariass Capital Wrecked aud Many
Lives Lost.
soFIA, June 1.-The nsrshern part Of this
city has been wrecked by hurricane.
The loss Of life Is considerable. Among
the soldiers the killed and wounded mum.
bered fourteen. The loss among the inhae.
itants has not yet been ascertained. The
damage TO the palace amounts to $780,
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v,,rer az an. French D.,hx

rAsts. June 1.-The race for the jockey
club prize--the French derhy--todsy at
Chantilly. was won by Rec. Baron Roths-
chi,ds colt, by Hermit cut OF Bella.
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All classes of tickets reading via the Union
Pacific 10 the East are good via Sail Lake City
and Denver without extra charge A. c. Martin.
city ticket agent TO second street. Boston block
o. +. Briege, agent, city docK-
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sisvin Challenged ny MeAuiiGe.
IeNpoS, June i.-->iavin has been chai-
ienged 20 box MeAnlitfe in London for
$500 A side.
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Henderson, GoWen & Badon,
Successors to Paul Henderson 4 Co.
lis South Second Street.
List for Current Week
CITY PROPERTY.

CITY PROPERTY.
ss5 .cOo-Improved property on Front street,
20 feet iroatage.
ss.OoO-rwo large houses on Jackson, corner
LOT, soxl2o.
e7.so.-Ta. &c houses On Yesler avenue. lot
6Axi20.
%, oO-furniture and good win OF nrss-class
boarding house on Froat street.
%. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT house with bathroom,
electric bells etc, on corner lot, 6oxi20, near
Lake Union motor line.
s3.0oo-Sevsn-roomed house. cellar built ON
lot 6oxl0o. n-sr Lake Union meteor line.
si,sov-Fire-roomsd house near Lake Union
motor line.
%, soo--sevsu-roomcd house. cedar finish. lot
sexisS, uesr Yesler avenue cable
s3.ooo-six.roomed house and lot. soxia6. near
Yssler cable.
si.eoo- SIX .roomed house and one-hall lot
si.550-s.xroomed house and fractional 10,
near Y o er cab e.
81 -seven.roomed house near J.cksou.
III. 500 stxEo med house uear Jackson.
os,too-Two lots with small house overlook.
ing Lake Washington
ss,sbo-ioxiss feet close to yesier avenue on
ssss-ons-haf lot. soxi1s. in Yesier's nrss ad-
dl,son.
s.so-cieared lot in Kaaiman's addition.
sAs5-cornsr lot in Yeslers second addition.
stss-ias de los ia Yeslers second addition.
sf,ooo-Two lots IN issiers supplemental
addition.
asso-io, IN Madison street addition.
$4,000 Undivided fonyih inter st in a lote
NcGslyra's nrst ard second additions
e6.soo-Aa entire edition vita house and
trcasrd near Madison strses-
si,aoo-flne coracr. iooxioo. telearecl. In
Union addition.
SOUTH SEATTLE.
si,ssa-sx lots sn Moss hrx: addition.
si,5se-F Five iots In Moss second addition.
sSSo-sox;20 In NcNagRhts third al sition
si,soo-AcCaiitsters addition, ieoxl0o, with
house. ehieken house. well. stable
500 to ssoo- Lots In soasa PARK.
sso-ioss Cultivated lsai) .n the
ABERFELDY ESTATE.
Taese are the best value in the MARKET yery
easy terms
SIS 10 ses-Lo,s II the southern addition.
special ieruas on h.ecsx
sssH per sere-1 wensy-three acres splendid
and o. Dassrrish river.
ssss yer .er.-i2e sers near south Pax.
sioo per sere--ss a res n seeficn7.
SMITHS COVE.
essov-c,esred los In tAe beautiful Pullman
addition, hsga, dry and levei. commanding
aae visws sad oa.y soar blocks from eepss
SALMON BAY.
i.sec per .e-.-is acres on south shore with
sSos To sso-Choice lots in Gilman Park.
$500 Ga 81. 900 Business lots in 6isman
f1gk.
$50 Fons lcss In E&ilar. Park
@iss-lsa.s Ia Hsrhletss rep.Ak Special terms
ga bsscke
RAVENNA SPRINGS.
ss.soe-ss :oss ia wstgs's addition. easy
terms
SSso-rsn lots IN ssats Park aaaissoa.
LAT0NA.
ssoc-Finc co-xet sexsS froatln NJ on spokane
eSEaaz.
sSss-fwo choice lots treating 81 Spokane
ssTuu~.
ssss-Lcss ca Exrrisoa Heights. ssxlsa
A specfzi price en- enc Of the hest blocks
&lx "a
iaots aae acreage a. Eszse Eeslagaars BAY
eng atty.
A&aesss sa1 ssE Der lanas IN AZ parts Of tAe
ss<teA sfsxssl hArsAtns n sscaomsxs. KssAsp
Asssa aaa esS1A-ts eesns.eA
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ANOTHER POINT FOR GERMANY.
A Civil War In Africa Won by Peters

ZANZIBAR, June l.--Advices from the
French Missionaries in the Uganda under
date Of March 8. are TO the effect that Kali
ema had been defeated and had fed. and
Mwanga was In complete possession Of the
whole kingdom. DIR. Peters has been
MwangA's adviser and assistant. In return
for these services Peters secured valuable
treaties and monopoiies in favor OF the
(sermaus
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JOINS THE TWO OCEANS.
Mcxico's Transcoatinental Railroad 4

Opened with Pomp.
CrTy or MSSrco, June 1.-The Inter-
Oceanic railroad branch from Pueblo 10
Maiamoras was opeued to traffic with APP
psopriate ceremonies yesterday.
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Who has not had
Poor Hose?

GOOD RUBBER HOSE could BE- bought ten
years AGO Why? Because there WIS RuBBER
in IL. The hose sold by dealers today con AIMS
little or no pure rubber. Cur Blue BRAND
HOSE is the oLp-FAsHIoNgD KIND and II made
OF RUBBER. With good care IL should last Ave
or SIX years. II Is cheap ~ the price. Az .
and are not paying . high price for poor
att .. We place this hfsnd m everv e-cth:
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THE GREAT NIHILIsr PLOTS.

Murder Of the Cxar and General Risings
Barely Prevented.
PARIS. June LIN connection with the
case OF the arrested nihiiists. IL Is reported
that Dcmski had summoned = meeting for
today to concert an attempt on the life of
the car. and simultaneous rising in Diff
ferent parts Of Russia. and twenty nihiIists
with Internal machines had already started
for Russia,
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An AnppO-Adjoining the city on the
III AOl1N north and In a rapidly de-
veioping quarter for $4,000. Terms, $4,000
cash, balance on time ct per cent
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The Railroad Center q n
North IL Sedrn.

The Seattle q Northern will have M =
Sedro within thirty days. m akinx - 49,
railroad for that th iv ny young civ. ~
Fairhaven & Ssuthern has its terml.us r
ard within touT months the Seattle. ~
q Eastern vii have trims running 1S
Sedro ard SEATTLE. We have s,me verY 1175
property for sale ct reasonable psieGa 73S
we can recommend.
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WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT ~
PAID UP CAPITAL o. ssaos
oo.ooo-Fo1r lots, 20 feet a 49,.
oSSsO0o-3 lots ON Lake Union- ~,
o. eiectrfc car line, havrs =. 81
nunared feet OF water fronf ~
liable improvement ~
oSSsVOO-ooxi-u. northwest corner ~.
neu streets. Terna one ~, 81
-. balance ave years Il . - -
Union street N
e1osooO-slc.s go eash; balance
CENT; val. bag Sour - MI
houses whica yield g fess-s ~
per cent per annum on M
SS.O0O-fine 10. on Trout ssrcek Sry3 -
oSs0Oo-Lo, euxi0 o, Seveash sscsr ~
stewart ana Olive. mn ~
erected 2-story busldfne !
ment ~
o7sOoo-Two lots soxi2o. on ssv,nn
tween Jackson Aud Nain ~
so'Soo-o orss aos e and part OF anosAs
ss.soo-l a. lS.. y block $. ellna. -
ss.ooo-FIvs acres in wsss ssassla -
ss.soo-Sew s-room house. Vim :.
built one-hsn block fron S.k5
minutes wax to posto1ca
o1,SOo-Tvo OF the finest lots IA 6rin>.~
ton non; 50 $. SIT slsu ns that n -
81. 7O0-House, rooms. on lot eov4o !,
blocks from Madison cahle.
noe new residence. eignt-roomA H.
conveaiencss. very sixhtiy and arcesuihZI
MI, Sn enc o. he INES sssi sa Il ssss
home. &
o;s and houses in Lynch 4 a,u,s. =.
very cheap; GOOD inves mens.
WEST SEATTLE
Some OF the choicest lots right - 49,.
road: nne business properly. q
"A hotel aud several iodging-hoQm =. =.
p Ps5,ng from s s22s pe, month % % MeoI -
Sawmill. now running at fail eepoaHr ~
feet per day; in GOOD location: - u -
One-half interest In sawmils: ca1o1np ~
Get per day. with ready market Il 49,
FARMS.
Fine farm property near Maple vallry. -.
road, railroad aud stream RAINING ths11sh
property: IS acres: fine for hops and if1iN -
leo sores near Arlington: close + -
very cheap. =
The Railroad Center q ~
North Is SedrO.
The Seattle & Northern will have srn1nn -
Sedro within thirty days, akin4 - 49,
railroad for that th Nv ny young civ. ~
Fairhaven & S.ufhern has is termises -
ard within 'our months fhe Seat tie. lnh9i<S
4 Eastern viii have tn tuS runninR 56SS
Sedro ard SEATTLE. We have s,ue ven 49,
property for sale ct reasonable price v13S
We can recommend.
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WEST SEATTLE
FARM

Fine farm prcp,rty near Maple vaylas. -.
road, railroad aud stream RAINING thrs4sS
property: IS acres: fine for hops and iioi6; Ia
leo sores near Arlington; Close =
yfYy rhasn
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DO 0n0-Lct 6oxl20on Eighth street. con-
pOsVOO tsining Que Groom house and
two rom house; good well: lot is mic ~
fenced and the two small houses rent for SO
per month each. This is undoub edly splen-
did purchase. Terms, 1880 cash and pur-
ls92
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An A ND rC-Adjoinirg the city on the
~ ACHEH sodth. This TRACK Of land
most be sold ~ once and . eood bargain can be
had now ii taken advantage Of
Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11
..rHE GEM or THE MISSOURI. >.
ROBERT II. SMITH NAMES THE RESOURCES
THAT Will. MAKE GREAT FALLS MIGHTY
IT SrRPASSES All. OTHER TOWNS ~
THE STATE IN BEAUTY or LOCATION.
HELENA. Dec. IA, 1889.

HELENA. Dec. IA, 1889.
EDITOR TRIBrNE: In many respects
Great Falls has brighter future before
it than any city in the State Of Montana.
Situated as it is on the great Missouri
river with water power sufficient TO al
most run the machinery Of the world, it
is destined in the very near future in my
opinion, to become the manufacturing
centre of the new state. 1t is centrally
located and is nearer than any other city
to the great wool district Of Montana and
with its unsurpassed advantages for
manufacturing, it will doubtless ere long
be the seat of thriving wooden mills. 1t
is also convenient to II limitless supply of
good coal, thus at once settling the ever
prominent question Of fuel to its advan-
tage; and at no great distance there are
numerous mines which ia addition to the
wooden and other industries that are GER
tain to come. think it will also be the
seat Of many smelfers and works for re.
finlng the precious metals.
Besides these advantages it by far SUR
passes in picturesqueness of scenery any
other city in the state, being beautifully
and beautifully located in the heart Of il
fine agricultural and stock raising cou,.-
try. l feel assured of the pernlanency
and prosperity of this young city, the
"Gem of the Missouri Respectfully,
ROBERT lS. SMITH
Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11

| in Montana. The grandeur and beauty
Of the scenery through the canyon of the
Prickly Pear and Missouri was one con.
tinuous surprise and cannot he described.
| My wife was charmed with Great Falls
as she has not been with any other place
she has seen In the state. In fact it was
case of love ut first sight with both of
us. Your city is most charmingly located.
have not seen more beautifully !ocat-
ed town in Montana. The sheet of water
known as Broadwater bay, and the beau
tiful Missouri river gives to the town an
appearance unlike any other 1 know of
in the state; SO much water in sight one
instinctively looks for shipping. The
general appearance of the town is pleas
ing and attractive. cannot attempt apy
description of the falls proper and that
wonderful spring of water gushing forth
from the rocky shore OF the river. pre-
dict, however, that you will have thou
sands of tourists annually attracted by
the fame of those wonders of nature.
The future of Great Falls, however, is
not dependent upon the scenic beauties
OF your location. When l reflect upon
your unlimited water power. your mex
haustible stores of coal, iron and precious
metals at your very door, I am over
whelmed, when try to think of what the
development Of these resources will bring
to you. Any estimate made, based upon
the most conservative facts, would awe
one, SO startling would the figures appear.
am sure do not dream when I say
you will have great manufacturing city.
l have an abiding faith in your future,
and regret that do not own a few cor
ner lots.
With the building Of new lines of rail-
road already projected. and others to
come, with the consequent development
OF the country reached by them, you will
soon have vast empire paying tribute to
your city.
Great Falls is thrice disqualification
resources inexhaustable ana
q wide-awake, progressive people; these
assure progressive future.
j. E. RICHARDS.
Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11

mountain ranges that bound one Of the
most fertile valleys Of the globe; let them
study the distant vale with its bands Of
cattle and horses luNurlating in the grass
that reminds one of the eastern meadows;
partake Of their enjoyment Of the pure,
life giving air. and varying pictures made
by shifting clouds in the mountain tops,
and refer them to the immense water
power with all its use and beauty, call
attention to the great agricultural resour
ccs, and the certain growth Of the place
Of SO many industries! Surely, with me,
they would exclaim: success to Great
Falls! Mrs. F. A, REYNOLDS.
Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11

Your streets are wide, your city we'll
planned and reasonably we'll built up with
handsome houses. When you have plant
ed your trees and your park is beautitie:l
and improved, 1t will add very much to
the appearance of your city. Your prox-
unity to the valuable mines that are known
to exist in the Neihart district, and to the
almost inexhaustable coal fields of the
Sand Coulee is a valuable feature, and
will add largely to your wealth and pro-
vide you with advantageous resources.
But the most striking and valuable acqui-
sition is the great water power which lies
near your place, and which may be. and,
no doubt, will be utilized In due time for
mechanical and metallurgical purposes.
know of no place in the state where
electricity may be produced SO cheaply,
and as this agent affords the most econo.
mical and efficient method for the separ-
alton of copper from the precious metals,
I expect that in the near future you will
have most extensive plants for this inn.
portant branch of metallurgy. You have
likewise the advantage of an enterprising
people who will see that the advantages
and resources Of your city are made
known to the world, and will, no doubt,
attract to you a large population. We
shall hope to see Great Falls become a
city of great importance, which will be
the pride Of the whole state.
Respectfully Yours,
W. A. CLARK.
Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11
THOMAS GAt4AGAN GREAT FALLS MoN7

water power alone is sufficient to insure
the success OF any city.
The railroads now running into Great
Falls, those in course OF construction and
the ones contemplated is another feature
to make this IL grea. and prosperous
city.
With your many churcnes. fine public
schools, all the improvements Of an
eastern city and your enterprising COM
munity, expect to see Great Falls stride
past any other city il the state of
Montana. Yours Truly, j. j. GooDwIN