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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
A CLOSE CALL.
Heroic Work Saves From Destruction
by Fire Property at Iiranchville, Md.

AtBranchville, Md, yesterday a very destruc-
tive confagration was narrowly averted. Owing
to the long absence of rain the growing vegeta-
ton in the vicinity has become dried and
parched. At about 1:3O o'clock in the after
noon sparks from a passing locomotive on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad ignited the tall
grass in one OF the adjacent fields, and the fire
spread with almost lightning rapidity. Those
living in the immediate neighborhood used
every effort to stop the furious flames. but
were unsuccessful. An alarm was sent out and
a crowd of about twenty men. headed by Mr..
P. A. Scaggs, promptly responded. and after
an hours vigorous work they succeeded in get
ting the flames under control just in time to
save from destruction the residence Of Mr. 7.
II. Dryer. Had the fire extended short dis
lance further to the west the dwellings of
Messrs. Maddox and Duval and another house
in the neighbOrhood would have been destroyed
and the loss would have been heavy.
Last evening sparks also set fire to the roof
of the station house at College station, q short
distance from Branchville. but the flames were
extinguished before any serious damage was
done.
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Transfers of Real Estate-

Deeds in fee have been filed az folio VS.: Addie
8. Reed to p Pulsifer. lot 10. block 81, Column
bia Heights; g.. A. K. Browne ct al to Marie
Ballman, west u 10, SO. 53S; s2,5lO W. P.
Smith to f. J. Anderson. sub 60, block /. Trini-
dad; 500. A. aE. Riddle to Magdelina
Fugitt. pts. 1 and 20. So. 5S3; SS.475
Ada E. Cobb to J. Walter Blanford, sub 80. So
942; g.. NJ. H. Meline to ]. Deb Higgins,
sub &c. 50. So; 8. Michael +. Grady to John
Kennedy, pts. 245 and 246, SO. 675; $780,
Alice Ann Jemmo Ford to W. L. Brown, lot A
and pit. b. so. 1872; s.. w. H. Baker to S. Z.
Young pts. 16 and II. SO. SAT; $1,000. d. Brit
Well to 5. Smith, sub 10, SC. 80; s.. X. A
Morrison to Alicia G. Hubbard, lot 90 SO. s,
lexington; s.. G.. F. Pyles to Charlotte Con-
ger, lot 800, Anacostia; $3.50. E. Carusi ct al. =,
trustees, to A. Hickman, SO. 1856; e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Judge Montgomery, who was expected to re.
turn from Michigan on Friday, will not be here.
SO says a letter to Judge Hagner from him
till next Tuesday.
The woman's Christian Temperance Union
have arranged for mass meeting at Washing
ton Grove at o'clock SATURDAY. evening Al.
dresses will be delivered by Rev. Mira Eugsnis
st. John and others
Ernest L. Jones, Frank Gray and Joseph
Jupiter, small colored boys. plead guilty in
the Police Court today TO charges Of vagrancy
months.
The Probate Court viii hold . session ct Il
o'clock on Friday.
Henry II. Onutt was fined ESQ by Judge Nil
ler today for carrying pistol in Georgetown.
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Died OF Hydrophobia

COLUMBUS. OHIO, July 23.-vance Safely OF
London Ohio, died Of hydrophobia at the
Union station yesterday morning. where he
had been taken BY his brothers on his return
home. Safely was brought here tor treatment
Monday night. but the hospital refused to take
him and he Wis held at the Jail till time to
loaye. His condition was a horrible one and
dozens OF physicians called to witness his
spssms. insane rawlings, barking and intense
agonIes. Several narrowly escaped being Bit
ten by him. He was taken to the station with
difficulty and had just reached the waiting
room and been seated, when his head fell
back aud tie death stroke came On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
RED PEPPER ROBBERS
Three Men Boldly Go Through n Lot
Of Passengers at Duluth.

DULUTH, MISS July 23.-Just as tho 1890
train on the Omaha pulled out yester-
day morning three men boarded it,
Shortly after the train left the depot
they began operations by throwing red
pepper in the ewes of the passengers nearest
them and then began to collect all the jewelry
and valua bles handy. Among the victims was
Judge Clough of Superior. One of the men
WAS arrested in Superior and the other two are
believed to be among those arrested here
Inter in the day
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Real Estate Matters.

Emma ]. Smith has bought for $3.50 of
Caroline G. Dugan sub l1g, square iIi, 10 BY
lo4 feet inches on Q between 9th and It'll
streets northwest
ID. A. Irwin has purchased for $1,000 of A.
Donath lot ~, d. and L. = sub Mt Pleasant
B. +. Johnson has bought for $4,000 of John
?. Jackson lots 2 and 4, block 8, I. and b. q sub
Mt. Pleasant
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Badger Prohibition;sts.

MADISON. Wis. July 2s.--The Wisconsin
prohibitionists yesterday made these nomina-
tons: for governor. DIR. Alexander of Eau
Ciairs, for lieutenant governor, W. II. Neither
cGtt. Milwaukee: secretary of state. VIM John
. n 81. CrOiX county; treasurer, Eobt. Fargo.
Jefferson; cttoEnsy general, A. I. yankeuren of
Oshkosh; state superintendent, Henry Sumner
OF Ontaganlis; railroad commissioner j. O.
Black, Tricnmod Center; insurance commits
ssoner, Andrew Peterson. Green county.
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THE COURTS.
EouITY CoURT-J,ii1c Uu1ner

Today--Simms agt. Simrns; testimony or
dered taken by c. Ingle, examiner. Wiltshire
agt. Wiltshire; leave to ansYer granted. In re
Mary Kaufman, Catherine Lisecki, Peter Peter
son, John Baker, Michael Angelo Andrew Tay-
lor and Abraham Lohn. alleged lunaticg; writs
ordered to issue. Lindner agt. Lightfoot; de-
murrer overruled and amendment of bill Or
dered johnson agt. Graham; sale decreed, p.
Curtin, trustee. Phillips agt. Malsan, DR..
Wandelear agt same and same agt. Walthal;
appearance of defendants ordered
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Win a Lover by Ending Him.

eff women only knew it," says Miss East
lake, the actress, "she could win her lover by
eluding him, for man ever wants what he can't
get easily. and prizes most the fruit that hangs
highest. TO him no beauty is SO enhancing as
that which smiles and bushes beneath the
mystic web OF gauzed veil, and doubly lovely
is the loneliness that turns and flies at its APP
proach"
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Imported Thirty.Tyyo Arabs

On board the American line steamship Penn
sylvania, arrived at Philadelphia from Liver
pool. Immigrant Inspector Stratton yesterday
captured thirty-two Arabs, who had come
here in violation of the contract labor law,
He has ordered their detention and has sub
mitted report.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Robert King and Mary
Sweeney; Andrew Mcclellan Fetzer and Flora
Iryon; George Brown of Soldiers Home and
Mary Pollard; Chas. McClelland OF Auburn.
Ind, and Minnie L. Hibbs.
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Probate Court Business.

In the Probate Court this morning the will
OF the late Margaret Ann supplee was par.
TALLY proven. Robert L. Downing was APP
pointed guardian to Eugenia f. Robinson, his
step daughter. An account of sales in the
estate Of James N. Currie was returned
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Collision.

SYCAMORE. H., July 23-The fast NAH
going east which passes walta u little before
noon ran mp the side track there at full speed
yesterday, colliding with a freight train.
Several persons were injured and Pat Outfit,
the fireman OF the passenger train was killed.
The cause of the wreck and the damage have
not been ascertained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
Senator Hale's Testimony.

AUGUSTA, Ne. July 2S.-Before leaving for
Washington Mr.. Hale declared smphatically
that aIr. Blaine and the President were in en-
tire harmony. Mr.. Blaine aimed to uphold the
administration in every particular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

THE SKELETON AT Fl. WASHINGTON.
with apologies to The Skeleton" Of Co
Longfellow.I
''Speak! speak! thou fearful guest.
Who with thy hollow breast,
Still in rude armor drest
CONTEST to daunt US!
Wrapt not in Eastern balms.
But with thy feshless palms,
Stretched as if asking aims,
Why dost thou haunt us2'
Then from those militiaous eyes,
Pale flashes seemed to rise,
As when the Northern skies
CLEAN in December;
And, ike the waters flow,
Under December's snow,
Came a dull tale of woe,
From the hearts chamber
II was a soldier bold.
Ny deeds, though manifold,
No one in song has told
In metric fggers;
Take heed that i'll thy verse,
Thou dost the tale rehearse,
Else dread q dead mans curse--
was ct up by chiggers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

John Halssead Of near Derby, Conn. in q
quarrel cut the faces Of his daughter and
another young woman very badly with knife
and an AK. The two women then went at him
with horsewhps, beating him numerically.
kussell sage, who has been o member Of the
New York stock Exchange for twenty years,
appeared ON the door yesterday for the second
time in his life. He was thoroughly maulsd BY
tbs hrokera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

The meanest kind of an Italian count Ia q
royal nabob in Kansas City when compared
with a census count.
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On the First Rnllot.

BUSHNELL. Ill, July Is. - Congressman Gest
vas renominsied yesterday by the republicans
on the first ballot
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with a census count.
Mamma" said the son Of militia officer
now serving his country at Fl. Washington, Il
want to be a soldier when grow up"
''Oh no, my son." replied the anxious
mother, soldiers have to 20 to war and fight
and get killed.
But don't want to be that kind. mamma. "
answered the child Il want to belong to the
militia like papa does"
There was man in Washington
And he was wondrous wise,
Which was very rare indeed
They gave the man o prize.
Nee York Herald
Now why come down TO Washington
To find this man so wise?
Because they'd tried New York. and there
Was none to win the prize.
60 slow now. Mr.. Sheriff." said the man on
the scaffold as the sheriff was fixing the rope;
there's no need Of our finishing this Job until
We get the hang of it, you know"
Professor of Law to student: "What is the
nature of the case between Richard Roo and
John Doe?'
profoundly: mo nature at all, sir;
it's purely artificial"
This one comes up from the camp on the
Potomac:
We buried it darkly, at dead Of night
The sods with our bayonets turning
That jug of boozle, out of sight
With the lantern dimly burning.
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SHOOTING STARS.

small boy up on Q street calls bis father
Sire" and his mother Siren"
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPUsAI.s FUR CEMENT FOR THE DISTINCT
Of co.umlac- -ufhce VI the Com missioner, wash
inston- be, July IS. s9o;-seslea rrote.-s s,l -
received at oihce until lMtLNL O'CLOCK NJ
ON TUESDAY, yULf TNENTYkIkTh, 1900 fsg
Furnishing Cement the Public works Tor the Dss-
inca be obtained u this Ofce upon appiics
ton therefore. toges her with al necessary informal
ton aud ONLY blcs upon forns Sln oe consld-
cred 1he RIGHT is re.crycd 70 reset any an ~
Ii. NJ RCbkRr. Commissioner. DC 3yl7-dt
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-To BUY IN wASHIAGToS. d. C.,
w o. or S-room House, M. j. must be in good
locality and bargain; give number and locality. Ad-
dress D. -, 4iS ST. he JyS:[3ts
WANTED-TO RENT BY sEPTEMDERl EITHER
w FURNISHED or uniufLIsiied. u LARGE Dwelln.,
desirably located for trstcass boarding house Adj
eress r. r., Hotel Bristol. Eu;aw place. Baltimore
iy19-tts
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osI-JULY a, $780, BETWEEN THE HoUR AS
~ " 80 and 30 p.n., let. 18th and q NV.
And l3tL a;io sts u W Green Lizard skin Purse,
With Licked Silver MountIngs. cipher =. NJ. Is. on
clasp Liberal reward II returned to l2l Conn l.
4 osT-UN SATURDAY LAST. GOLD LOCkET
~ set with three pearls: small pnOto. INSIDE: IusA
81. Nv ly.s3-3t.
Il osT-sMALL PUG PUPPY. FEMALE, YELLOW,
~ WITH blaek line ON back. suitable reward II
turned TO INA Connecticut ave. il.
n osT-YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON GOING PROM
IL 1907 I'D ~. h.w. 10 lenns car. Gold EAr
hing NIth Diamond Setting. A liberal reward viii
Be raid AZ returned To the above humber. It,
n oST-FRIDAI NIGHT. 18TH INSTANT. PAIR
IL Opera GLASSES Owners name stamped in casaI
80 reward for return u l0l4 ST. jy:,3-.It.,I
\ osT-oN THE 18Th INSTANT, A MoCKINa
lLBiru. Liberal reward Will he given returned
so b. Capitol 81 jy2l-3t.
lNoUND-ON SATURDAY LAST, A MATCH.
Il Owner caE have same upon PROVING property and
paying charges 49, 81 sY. 1y:.2-5t'
r osT-ON SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 20. $500.
IL Gold Ring With the following words engraved:
Noy. 81, lSSS liberal reward Will be given to tide
Under oy returning the same 10 the owner 4l3 18th
81. sc. y22-3ts
II osT-sUNDAY MIGHT. BLACK NEMFOUND-
"A land Dog; clipped like llOu; wLIte breast and
paws; without collar and tsx. keluFn u 81 u 81
aw and receive reward y223t'
49, khwAkD--i.OsT or MlsLAID TWO LARGE
Co Drawings - Electrlc Train Brake. One Tracing
Linen One Hue Prlut therefrUnL Deliver % Ahlt-
taker Provost sO3 9Th st NV. A 4. AMbLAR
U2l-3t-
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANrED-Br THREE ADULTS, FOUR fUR-
w uished 2a-stOry Ro0ms for light house keel ms
- rsierencest Adaress ADULTS. stating price
mo aocecon Star ofhce. Ia
WMTED-rwu UNFINISHED OR PARTLY
~ s1tmshed hoomA near Capitol Address Box
ASos quar- once. IL
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
~, OF Snfurnishei Rooms in quiet family. suit
soae sof night housekeeping: Protes: fEnIily pre-
I'll address, stating price. PkoMPL, oface
WANIED-BY YOUNG COUPLE TWO UN-
g., iafilshed Rooms; north and south exposure:
sn s VI second ncor; between lOth and lsth and h
photographs once iyS3'st.
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ARCHITECTS.

ID EN0vEp Nj OFFICE TO :
4 Q nKYEHA
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ON THE ANXIOUS BENCH.
Inc Dread Alternative Which Face
Members Of Congress.

THE ORDEAL WHICH REPRESENTATIVES, WHO 90
HONE TO LOOK AFTER THEIR FENCES HAVE TO
PASS THRoUeH-DASoERs WHICH CONFRONT
THOSE WHO STAY HERE-rHE THREATENING
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTEpzFRo OWNER. coRNER LOT .BoITT
- ~ ~ IN northeast near New YORK ave aud
NSrn Caiitol sta State lowest prize anu best terms
~, Stat once yls-ot
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WANTED-BOARD

WASTED-BY A YOUNG MECHANIC. ROOM
w and Board in Private Family where he oEu re-
ceve home comforts price not TO exceed 81 per week.
good references. Address A. Ed, star office It,
WANTED-bYTwOLAD LADIES FURNISHED ROoM
w and Board, ii door front. northwest part city;
sou mo Address IC. ". box Is. City I. O. iy:s3-t.
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FOR RENT-FLATS

Sok .kNr-NEsrE END FLATS 2Oao X ST NV,
fiat' All modem imIrONCiie nts. rent
~ IL IL LoAIh. JANIS A. Bats A CO..
0Ao--N lIO7 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

IN Moosy" iw 1tyes-elss eseesd- bod Gaoshiux ~
stsss - cal q sUs1As Old S1Alh els0 .
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BOARDING.
PERSONAL

a UTHokIzED PkIvATk DETECTIVE A0EScY
"A lllians Co. Comm unicaxsoss psonaI,tlY -
tended 10 anu etrictly cCundenuaL Once ussen 40
Lors Nm w1lA-lAAA AAnsxw. ~ N C ~.
my4-l5m'
fyIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION OUEsTI0N1
~ and Answer. tepd Zoe 70
..,-. w;iLxxA. AN. Ivy Institute.
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FOR RENT--STORES

EoR kENr-ELEeANr SHOP SUITABLE RON
Shoe Maker Tailor: ral.ce from tie aNet,t,e
SITS. wv >, 49, -
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

1roR RENT-lla6 iyTH ST. NV, DELlGHTItI
u Rooms. faru shed and nfurnishcd. IN larrN ~.
utol hous, With every modern convenience near csr
OF 18th ard MxSs ave. lts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

O,oR EENT-BY FISH & MILLER, l.i3 FIST NV.
LAlsCE BkAl 1lf IA OfIiCa RON on nr-t
noor OF l2l3 ST OF the best loGatlo.. Il,
the city Tor Al office. lcut only SO 5Nl.,-t,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Mamma" said the son Of militia officer
now serving his country at IT. Washington, Il
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-15
Equine Hospitality.

Billy, horse attached to police patrol
station in Boston, has become known
throughout the Hub by its liberality. A
member of the mounted squad while an
swering roil-call ties his horse to the post
forming one corner at the head of Bllly's
stall, and as soon as the animal is fastened
Billy picks up a mouthful of hay, forces it
through the iron grating about his stall, and
waits until his guest has eaten it. Then he
repeats the operation and continues his hos
pitality until the officer returns for his
horse. Billy began to do this early in the
fall, without any suggestion from the men,
and he does it twice day, much to the sat-
isfaction of his visitor
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-15
WHICH WILL 1T BE,

Which is the fairest. a rose or lilyf
Which Ia the sweetest, peach or q pearl
Merry s coquetish. and charming Is Milly;
Dora Is gentle and fair.
sweetas flower was her face when kissed her
(Loye Is the romance and glory of lite,)
hillie, my playmate. love " like sister,"
But Dora choose for my wife.
That Is right. young man, marry the girl you
owe, by all means, II she will have you Should
her health become deli &c and her beauty fade
after marriage remember that this Is usually due
tofunctional disturbances, weaknesses Irregular
tiles. or roir ul disorders peculiar to her SEX In
the cure OF which DIR. PieS1's Favorite Prescrip-
tion Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. or
money refunded. See the printed certificate Of
guarantee on the bottle-wrapper.
For overworked, WORKOUT" rundown"
'debilitated teachers, milliners. dressmakers,
seamstresses "shop-girls," housekeepers
nursing mothers. ami feeble women generally,
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the greatest
earthly boon, being unequaled as an appetizing
cordial and restorative tonic. or strength-giver.
Copyright. 1888. by WoRLDs DIS. MED. Assn
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-15
A Mighty Big Lift.

D>-con ito country minister: az s'pose,
parson, that the advance in your salary
from $500 to 5000 will be a big help to your
Minister: "Yes, indeed; the additional 100
will enable me TO hire man to collect the
S5O0.n -
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-15

MT see why you are always bor-
money" said the living skeleton
lwarf. "It's a physical neces.
replied the dwarf. "How sop
ways short"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-15

G. x. EIxOGG. Room Sc. No. $3.50
Pine street, San Francisco, California, l. the
authorjz d agent fot this paper, and will re-
eeive advertising and subscriptions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-15
DR.. PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and bow.
els. They are purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. s.nc = Dosc. Sold by druggists.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-27

Just east of the railroad station at Dodd's,
in the gulch leading out toward Kibby,
they found good indications and after
following them found specimens of float
which assayed eighteen ounces silver.
The lead has not yet been found.
In the Carbonate district, between Log
ging n Pilgrim creeks, a large number of
prospectors are busy. j. l.. Sutherland,
who is in from this district, reports find
ing a fifteen foot lead in the "Ferri" lode,
one Of the Carbonate mining c%ompany's
properties, which seems to carry rich car
Donate ore. On testing some of the rock
silver blisters were readily produced.
This company is now sinking on the Ex-
c%elsior, which is a most promising pros
pect.
The Running Wolf mining company is
keeping up their shipments of ore. A
specimen chunk, which weighs about
800 pounds, was brought to the Townsi.e
office yesterday.
The out look for the miners was never
as bright as it is today aud the next year
will see properties which have been mere
prospects developed into dividend paying
mines.
The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-09-27

r. H. Lee of Seattle, who have been visit
ing at Kibby for the past month, returned
to their respective homes yesterday.
Owen Fergus of Davis creek and Misses
Mary, Retie and Maggie Fergus of the
Judith are spending u few days in the
city, making headquarters at the Mil
waukee house.
Mr.R.D.T Taylor, who is largely interest
ed on Willow creek, is at the Milwaukee
house. He has been out to his ranch
several weeks and is now on his way to
his home, Detroit, Michigan.
A. L. Hamilton came in from Neihart
last night. After spending a few days
here he will go to San Francisco for the
winter. Speaking of Great Falls he said,
"In five years this will be the largest city
in Montana. Manufactures will builu up
here one by one. The town now reminds
me of what Minneapolis was fifteen years
apo0