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The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
A Novel Bridge at Vienna.

A project is on foot for spanning the
Danube canal in Vienna with a bridge
lined with shops, after the model of the
famous Ponte Rialto at Venice and the
Arno bridge at Florence. The structure
is to be exclusively of iron. 1t will be
sixty-four meters long and forty-eight
wide, one of the broadcast in the world.
The carriageway will be twelve meters
wide, and the interior footpath on either
side three. The inner ratings will be
danked by footpaths four meters in
width. There will be sixty-eight shops
on the new bridge, which will be built
on the site Of the Ferdinand's Brucke,
the only wooden crossway that now tray.
erses the canal,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

HELENA, July 21.-ISpccial to the
TRIBuNE.l-At Butte today the Mining
Elk 'hange was opened up with a grand
banquet. The large hall was crowded.
The base bail game today resulted:
Helena "a, Salt Lake naught.
Remington. manager for John Mcguire,
left town a week ago, saying he was 60
ing to Great Falls 10 rusticate. He has
not since been heard Of by Mcguire. He
had full swing here and had not made a
settlement for some mouths. What the
loss Is, II any, 10 not known.
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r EFs

Tin ore is being mined in San Bernar-
dino county, Cal.
Cardinal Gibbons says II is the duty of
every good citizen to see the best men
elected to office.
John Taylor, colored, fatally stabbed
John Mitchell at Cincinnati yesterday.
The international navigation.of theZam-
best river will shortly be proclaimed.
The Emperor Frederick of Germany is
visiting Gibraltar.
Gilbert B. Shaw has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Park National bank at
Chicago.
1t is understood that the national cleo
ton bill has been completed and will be
reported to the senate caucus as SOON as it
can be called.
The Lroprietors of three newspapers at
Malta have been communicated for
publishing abuse of the pope and the
bishop OF Malta.
It Is said that the reports of war be-
tween Guatemala and San Salvador must
refer to slime internal strife in the latter
country, as the two nations are at peace.
The sixtieth anniversary Of Belgium in-
dependence and twenty fifth year of the
reign Of King Leopold were observed
yesterday with a TIE Deum service in the
cathedral.
Representative ComstOck has intro.
duced 10 congress a bill authorizing the
secretary CT agriculture to establish uni
form grades Of all kinds of grams trans
ported from one state to another, or to
any foreign country.
In Buenos Ayers the gold premium,
Saturday, was 2O5 per cent.
The vote on the original package bill
will be taken in the house today, and on
the bankruptcy bill Thursday.
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The Contracts for the Great Northern
Pacific Extension Will Soon
Be Let.
SATISFACTORY ROUTE FOUND.
The Butte Mining Exchange Opened
With Great Hilarity Yes
terday.
A Director General to be Chosen for
the Worlds Fair
Today.

HELENA, July 21.-[Special to the TRr-
BuNE.]-It Is settled that for the western
extesion are called for August LIST and
that work must begin on the 18th of the
same month. Foley Bros. 4 20. will be
bidders and will make it interesting for
others. The route is as recently stated by
the TRIBUNE. A one-tenth grade has
been secured to the summit on this side
while on the other side 1t is two and two
tenths that 10 11G feet to the mile. The
route beyond the range is selected for u
considerable Distance.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The senate
committee on public lands today ordered
a favorable re port upon the house bill to
amend the act of June 20, 1874. 1t ex-
tends the privileges granted by that act
Subject to the provisions, limitations and
restrictions thereby to all persons entitl-
ed to the right of a homestead or pre-
emption under the laws of the United
States, who have resided upon and i'm
proved, for five years, lands granted to
any railroad company, but whose entries
or filings have not for any cause been ad-
mitted TO record,
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
The Duluth Regatta.

ST. PAUL, July 21.-The Pioneer
Press's Duluth special says: the weather
today was all that could be asked for in
the opening vents of the great Duluth
Superior regatta.
The greatest event of the day was the
double scull professional race, in which
the greatest professional in America took
part. 1t was Il close and exciting race,
and was won by Gaudaur and Mckay in
1928; Teemer and Hosmer 10 :32; Hamm
and Ten Eyck .12:381ss; Hanlon and Wise,
1894.
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SPR1NaFIELD, ILL.,, July 21.-The ILL
nois state board Of agriculture will op
pose bitterly the lake front site for the
worlds fair at the special session of the
legislature which will begin tomorrow.
The farmers consider that the site is too
small for the agricultural exhibit.
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Rev. W. II. Coombe, OF the Methodist
church, preached his last sermon for tho
conference year Of 18S9-90. on Sunday
evening. The church was crowded and
all listened a~ttentively to an interesting
discourse. The feeling which exists be
tween Rev. MIR. Coombe and bis congre-
CATION is best shown by complimentary
Resolutions which were unanimously
adODted at the morning service.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
A Lively Cioud Burnt.

Tucson, Ariz., July 21.--A cloud burst
yesterday In the foothills Of the Santa
Rita mountains and covered an era Of .
square mile. The water rushed down
the canon In torrents, drowning . num-
Der Of cattle and horses. A number Of
deer, bears and wolves we're caught in
the f1Ood.
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Thu Verdict Of the Jury.

CHICAGO, July 21.-The jury in the
Tioga inquest has returned q verdict cen
surfing the Union Steamship Co., and
preferring charges againstsM essrs. Bright
of Buffalo, N. y, propriet0rs of the GEN
esee Oil works, for the consideration of
the grand jury.
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WARRINGTON, July 21.-The senate
took up the tariff bill this afternoon.
Voorhees, opened the debate against it.
He said the farmers, at last, paid for what
others enjoyed as the results of protec-
ton. AS he believed in the justice of
God, he believed in the overthrow of
of such a system of government.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
Fatal b iler Explo.ion.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The explosion
of a boiler shook houses on the upper end
of Manhattan Islsnu 10 their very foun-
dations today. 1t wrecked a house. set
fire to a barn and fatally injured an Ital.
ian labOrer named Nicholas Lilo.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
Arrests In EtInpeapol,s.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 21.-U. s. Marshal
Dagget today arrested Ed A. Stevens and
l. ). Dickey for connection with the al.
legged census conspiracy. Both defen-
dants wanted the case continued till next
Monday, but 1t was finally set for Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

CHICAGO, July 21.-Cattle-Receipt
$1,000; shipments 1000. Market irreg-
ulHr.
Beeves $4.50@4.8O; steers $3.5O@4.4O;
stockers and feeders, $2.2508.8O; COWS,
bulls and mixed $l.50@3.4O.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments,
1900. Market strong and active. Ma
tives 1850 @3.50;
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with Mayne'ssIR EDWARD BRADFORD.
horse against Tantia Topee under Gen.
Michel. He was also present at Scind.
wha and Karai, and in 1858 and 1864
served under Gen. Napier in Mayne's
horse. For his services he gained the
medal and was twice mentioned in dis
patches.
In the political service of India he has
gained almost as great distinction as he
has in the military, one Of the brightest
spots in his career being the part which
he played in the suppression of the Thug
gee. He is an enthusiastic sportsman, and
Notwithstanding the fact that he lost a
portion of n Of his arms during a fight
with a maneating tiger, he manages a
horse with extraordinary skill.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
The Great spou,.r.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The secretary
of the interior to-day received a telegram
from Capt. Boutelle, superintendent Of
the Yellowstone National park, stating
that the Great Excelsior geyser has been
in a state of eruption since last Saturday.
The water rises to a highth Of 800 feet.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
The House Adjourns.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The house ad-
lourned out Of respect to the memory of
Congressman Walker Of Missouri, who
died Saturday.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Commissioner
Porser has begun the payment of fifty
Thousand census snumerators.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

ELIzAvILLE, Ind, July s1.-Marian
Kendall, who is a married man, assaulted
q cir, at Elizaville, Ind, four years ago.
The white caps whipped him and par
alysls resulted. He sued for $4,000 and
got 5000.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
Opposed to sunday Work.

HARTFoRD, Conn, July 21.-The
brotherhood Of railroad fremen at Hart
ford, Conn, has resolved in favor Of the
bill requiring the use Of automatic
brakes and against work on Sunday.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
The Sea Wing Inquiry.

ST. PAUL, July 21.-The Sea Wing in
vestigation was continued today. The
testimony thus fartaken is against rather
than for Captain Wethern.
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CHICAGO, July 21.--John Morris, the
largest man in Illinois, weighing over
600 pounds, has died, at Tuscola.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

ORvILLE, Cal, July 21.-Jason Sprin-
ger q Company's saw mill aud sash and
door factory at Brush creek was burned
Saturday. Loss, 100000.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 21.-The Worlds
fair committee will chose Il director gem
eral at Philadelphia tomorrow.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

BuENos AYREs, July ala number
of arrests have been made here for CON-
plicity in n plot against the government.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION CALLED.

It Il to be Held Al INtte Spp:+mber II.
HELENA, July 2l.--The state central
committee of the republican party has
issued q call for u state convention to-
night. II will be held in Butte Sept. II.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23
London's New Police chief.

The new commissioner of London DC.
lice, Sir Edward Ridley Colbourne Brad,
ford, R. G. S. l., who was recently ap.
pointed to succeed Mr.. Monro, is no;
likely to see any more exciting or inpor-
tant service in he new field than he la
already gone through in India. He is
the son of an English clergyman, and is
81 years old.
In 1858 he entered the Madras army.
became lieutenant in 1865, captain in
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

Ladies' and Children's Shoes, the best
In the market, q Strain Bros
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A few more Ladies' Percale Wrappers
at sl.7bto ea.bo at New York Cash Bs-
xaar,
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Trade is constantly increasing at Dri
ver's Drug Store.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

Some years ago we "eIe Vo's ""N
subject to severe spells Of cholera NOR
bus; and now when we feel any OF the
symptoms that usually proceed that
aiiment, such rs sickness OF the stom-
sch. disrrhoea, etc, we become soarry.
We have found chamberla'n's Remedy
The very thing to s~traighten one y IN
such cases, and always Asep naval
choiers cures, but seems 70 con
tain ingredients that render II more
pleasant to take, and that do their work
more quickly. Sheriff Devereux ,slis sn "
that he is subject to cholera morous, ana
recently felt 4 spell coming on, when en- no
Cholera and Diarrhra Remedy, and two
doses made him all right; We are nov ~
writing this for y pay testimonial o uoo "
i'll our readers know what Is a gooa
thing 70 keep handy in the house;-Troy,
(Kan,,) Chief, For sale BY LapeyFs
Rr0s,
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Car of fine EARLY Rose Potatoes just re-
ceived at Strain Bros
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1865, major in
1878, lieutenant
colonel in 1879
a n d colonel in
1888. In 1867 he
served with the
Fourteenth light
dragons in the
P ersia cam
paign and in the
operations in the
J%ubbulpore dis
trict, and in the
following wear
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

The question may be asked why can
you afford to sell goods cheaper than 9TH
ers. 1t is very simple. We manage our
own store aud owning 4 number Of them
we buy goods in large quantities, there.
fore getting bottom prices. Strain Bros,
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COUNTRY OR CITY HEAT.
THERE IS NOT A LARGE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THE TWO.

In Town One Seeks the Soda Fountain,
and on the YARN FLIES to the Spring
House-suferings of Fat and Loan
Men.
Now the obese man. with his palm leaf fan
Aud the searching solar ray
Throughout the week play hide and seek,
And the fixing fountains play.
No clouds, no rain, and all In vain
Has the fat man plead and prayed.
With relentless vim Old Sol spots him,
For it's 90" in the shade!
And for the lean MAJ the situation is
ven worse. The fat man boils and
steams in comparative comfort, but the
lean man-alas. ne sizzles and frys till
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-07-23

Big Stock of Builders Hardware a
Bach, Cory & Co.'S
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We.ara sorting up our stock and have
piles of Remnants at the New York Cash
Bazaar. /
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W. v. Houston, the Second avenue
real ertate man, has been riding around
the city at q lively rate for the past week
and in that time has made several sales,
as already announced. He sold to K. =.
Labar, Of Waukesha, Wis, three ranches
Of 100 acres each, for $1,000, $4,25O,
1880. respectively. He also sold him
forty acres for &1,750. and two ranches OF
100 acres on private terms. He also sold
N +. ". Wise, of Sentinel, Artz lots IL
and 1,b75. MIR. Wiess will build a hand
some residence on his lot Immediately.
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Finest residence lots in the city. See
new Boulevard Additipn on South Side.
Inquire at T0wnsite 0Alce.
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Dull Cattle Market.

New York, July 21.-Bar Silver is
quoted at $1.09X.
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IN H COOL SPRING HOUSE.
within several yards of the magic spigot
the population was confronted by this
proclamation In bold black letters:
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county, building bridge, $l71.73; John
Morrison, justice services, $40; G. M.
Atkinson, priating, S5655; VIM. Drum
mon, constable services, S17.6O; Andrew
Urn, sheriff services, S15.S0; Frayn
Warren, wolf bounty, $40; l.. A. Clapp,
Juror, 6Oc; VI. & j. +. Corcoran, Jail sup
plies, $2.25; e.. Il. Crandall, expenses,
S45.02; Frank Lachapelle, juror, 60c /;
Roy Leach, juror, 60c; ID. M. Ross, juror,
6Oc; NJ. Buskirk, Juror, soc; @. NJ.
Brown, Juror, 60c; D. NJ. Brown, Juror,
81; NJ. Tender, juror. zoe; j. +. Clapp,
juror, 81; Casper Aberle. juror, 60c; &.
Lind, juror, 81; John Koepeke, Juror,
60; G. l.. Webster, juror, 81; G. c. Near
ing, juror. 81; Hugh McClaren, juror,
60c; John Morrison, juror, coo; c. I.
Crandall, salary TO October /. 1890,
$50; A. Parks, justice services, five
cases, $22.10; James Long, constable
services, $23.25; q. Murray, supervisors
work, SIS; q. :. Main, juror, 47c; q. l..
Woodwork, salary secretary county
board school examiners, SIS; Parks 4
Co., coal, SALTS; u. T.. Dunn, Office
expenses, $2S95; Andrew Uren. sheriff
services, S2S.5O; Mrs. T.. Morgan, board
ing prisoners, 81: Gordon Murray, COM
mittee work, 1920 Emil Guensburg,
witness 1854; John Binder, witness,
S1.35; &. r. Crandall. S59.S1; w. j.
Brown, extra compensation AZ probate
Judge, $500; T.. j. Atkinson, constable
services, SO; Henry hartman, witness,
1854; Orice Moore, constable services,
$500; c. L. Brown, justice, $3.50;
James Scully, witness, 45c; A. w. Smith.
supervisor services, $3.50; j. s. Mclean,
sheriff services, $572.07; g. Il. Crandall,
land for court house and Jail, $1,000;
Il. r.. Dunn, salary, TO October /, 1890,
$4,000; j. +. Corcoran, copying delin-
quent tax, $50; George j. Schwartz,
sheriff services, S27.61. On motion OF
Roberts the report OF the auditing COM
mittee was accepted, and the clerk and
chairman authorized 60 draw orders Tor
the same. On motion of Murray the fol-
lowing resolution WAS adopted: RE
solved, that the chairman and clerk of
the building committee be and are here
by authorized to draw orders on the
building fund ON the first and Fifteenth
81 each month in favor al Louis Webber,
the contractor Of the court house. Tor u
sum 90 equal eighty-fiye per cent. of
work and nj such dates ~ per estimates
OF the architect, as per terms al pay
ment i'm contract dated June %. 1890,
with said Wrbber." Ayes-Russell,
Roberts. Corcoran, Murray; noes
smith, Tully. Thereupon the board nd
journed sine die. T. r.. DUNN. clerk
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Chew Chubby.
Fine cigars at Kimball's.
The best perfume extracts can be found
at Kimbalps
Chas. 0gren will soon be able to dis.
card his crutch.
Blueberries on the bush are as plenti-
iul AS ever, despite the late severe frost.
Several new buildings have sprung up
al late on the east end OF Marquette
street.
II you will chew gum get the best.
Chubby is clean. sweet and delicious.
At Kimbalps.
Everybody declares "Crab Apple Bios
som" To be the finest extract now in use.
Kimball has the best quality.
Messrs. Parks & Company are enlarg-
ing the cellar OF their store. They are
getting crowded for room to handle their
immense business.
Now is the time for Crystal Falls to
secure live branch Of one OF the leading
building and loan associations OF the
country. Shall we have it?
Joe Lowest has almost completed his
building on lower Superior avenue and
states that he will open up for business
about the middle of next week.
G. Brown has purchased Frank Van
derpools house on Crystal avenue. Mr..
Brown will add on an addition FOR kitch-
en- purposes and also dig "A cellar.
Go and examine the full and complete
stock Of horse blankets, lap robes and
saddelry supplies OF every description at
the harness shopof Kitchen * Hollow.
A. f.. Loveless, the veterinary surgeon,
did "a good job on Capt. Raher's fine
horse. The animal had bad attack OF
collie. Mr.. Raher feels very grateful to
the doctor.
The bankrupt store concern packed up
and moved elsewhere this week. They
did not advertise and as n consequence
took with them the bulk OF the goods
they brought.
Eyes, SIR" said leading citizen yester-
day i'm discussing the subject oil build
ing and loan associa tons, II can point
To town that has been largely built up
by the aid OF these associations, and
Crystal Falls cannot afford To be behind
other towns in this matter"
A. l.. Robbins 4 Co., is the name OF a
new firm that has purchased the lumber
yard stock Of q. +. Brown and which
will continue in business near the old
stand. Mr.. Brown will retire also from
the grocery business but still continue to
deal in hay, oats, -four and feed.
The reason that /. Marks, the post
office jeweler has been dealing out
"iushes" OF cigars and feeling 80 happy
the past few DAYS il that brace of twins
was added To his family Thursday. A
bov and girl IN what the newcomers are
and Mrs Marks is doing splendidy.
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To The Public.

hereby announce myself as n candi-
date for the office OF Sheriff ofIron Coun-
~. and, il elected, hereby pledge my
word OF honor thatI will give my person
al attention TO the duties Of the office,
and shall appoint only such persons as
my deputies as shall be to the best in
terests OF the public.
am aware that some who are opposed
To the present incumbent, are circulating
"A report that purpose making him my
under sheriff in case OF my election, but |
assure the public that such will not be
the case. Mr.. Mclean intends to retire
10 private life ON the expiration OF his
present term and will take no part in the
management OF the Sheriff's office no
matter who is elected.
MANynL Il. WAIT.
IRON RIVER, Mich,
September IL, 1890.
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COUNTY BOARD.
ToFFrCIAL1


CRYSTAL FALLS, Sept. 11.-County
board nf supervisors met pursuant TO
call. Present Supervisors FULLY, Corco-
ran, Smith, Russell, Murray, Roberts.
Minutes al last meeting read and APP
proved. On motion made ind seconded
the committee ON claims and accounts
proceeded Co examine the several bills
presented for payment and allowed and
elisallowed the same as follows: George
Themes, watching Jail, So; William
Young, watching Jail, So; Charles Roy.
watching Jail. So; Michael White. watch
ing mil. 50; William Russell, supervisor
service. S2i return al birthsand deaths,
1G. so; Iron County Reporter printing,
S2O.76; John German, witness, OOc !;
WfIinm Hays, witness. G0c; John Boz
muster. witness, 6Oc; w. u. Waite.
sheriff service, $40. 30; Michuel Coicoran,
inspecting bridge. SIS; Richmond and
Rnckus, stationery, SO: w j. FULLY,
supervisor services, s23 90; John
Tromblev, constable service, So ri So
~; SAG: S3.OS; j. +. CorcorHn, Office
expenses, S55.59; .Ibhn Trombley, con-
stable service S3.OS; Sill; Joseph
Brady, labor on bridge, S63; Florence
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COMPLIMENTS FROM CHICAGO.
WHAT A CHICAGO JOURNAL HAS no SAY OF
THE HOME BUILDING AND LOAN.


Concerning the Home Building and
Loan Association, OF Detroit, which il
referred 70 mt length in another column
oil this impression, the following strong
endorsement Is clipped from the Ameri-
can Building Association News, OF Chi
cago, OF date OF August 10, which paper
has larger circulation than any other
paper oil the kind in the United States:
&C. III. Prescott, secretary Of the Home
association, forwards 10 us a copy OF
their by laws. We notice one very com
mendable amendment, and wish all
Nationals would adopt this equitable
way OF treating their investors. IL il AZ
follows: All members who are unable To
continue their monthly payments shall
receive upon withdrawal the entire
amount paid i'm for installments on
shares AZ shown by their pass books, to-
gether with interest at the rate of six
per cent. after shares have been in force
three months, seven per cent. after two
years, and eight per cent. after four
years Their capital stock is S25, 000,-
900. And we notice they have among
their officers some well known building
and loan association men. The business
men OF Detroit have invested in il quite
freely, SO one would judge they had con-
tidence In its management. Success to
H.