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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-22

Top Gallant ]
Centella. :
Alvord. j
Time, lis.
THE HALF MILE DASH.
The next race announced was Il half
mile dash, best two in three heats. Bay
Tom was ridden by Guy Grey with 81,
Eddie r. by Kelly 10, The Jew by Gotta
81. White Elm by Gocddertz so, and La
Belle by Williams %. Eddie r.. Bay
Tom and La Belle sold favorites, White
Elm and The Jew taking the field. Ed
die II. went at II to Bay Tom 10. After
a dozen or more false starts the horses
got off, leaving White Elm far behind.
All four punched up in "a very pretty
way, Gotta riding The Jew in excellent
form. The close of the heat was dccid-
edly exciting. The Jew and Bay Tom
racing neck and neck. Bay Tom took
the heat. in 1874. The jew being a close
second. Mutuals paid Sll.10. The
second heat was fought bitter
~. Bay Tom got a good deal the
worst Of it on the go. Eddie r.. The
jew. and La Belle kept well together
until the three-quartcr post was reached,
when la Belle began to lose and Bay
Tom to close in the gap between. Kelly
Gotta. and Williams were now riding side
by side and SO close that the horses al
most touched. As the wire drew nearer
all three began to whip and then the
magnificent staying qualities Of Eddie Il,
began to show. He pulled slowly ahead
leading La Belle a head and The jew q
length. For the last dozen leaps, strain
as they might, neither horse could gain
an inch and the crowd yelled with gleC
as the blue and cherry of Eddie Il. flew
under the wire. a winner in is. Pools
sold with Bay Tom and Eddie Il. as ia
%vortIcs. Mutuals paid Sll.5O.
The pool room was crowded before The
third heat. Eddie II. sold as "A great ia
vorite. his friends eagerly Offering SO t.
S3 and 81 with few takers. The even
, proved the wisdom of theii choice. Al
!, usual Tom started far behind and failed
' to make up any distance on the frs
J. quarter. At the three-quarter pos
! Grey began whipping and the bay re
! sponded ~gallantly. but blood told in Ed
u die Il. He held his lead and if anythin!
{ gained, passing under the wire an cas-
:, winner by two lengths in 1917, winning
l tbn r,,n NuiunIc maid al A
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Nptis fir Mrbiteftem.

Die a9tbaren &oinmtIdre bon Gerar 60.
Eeras, criu9en Sa9leute 9ldne nnb Spesifi:
fationen fir ben 8am zines rteuen County:
G~purtbauieS an3nferttgen. DaS @ebGuSe 1ol
cine Srpnt ant Main Blasa bon einbunberi
SUB unb eine Etefe BON e~inbunbert unb funf;
unoadtjig SUB an Der AuirtasS trabe baben
loa bier Stodwerfe bod 1n6 nit einen
Tburne unb einem &eaer (basement) berIe.
ben iein rnb lpa bic neueiten 8Drrihtunger
fir 9ei3ung, 2i9t nn6 8entilatipn babeu,
Sn bieiem @ebGibe iplen itd folgenbe &dum.
lihfeiten befinbet, ndn1liG 8ter Court,
sfpei @ranb Surp=, Sfpei 9etit Surn<, 3fpei
Oiftrift glerfs, bier &idters, Elm Diffrift.
Mnnalts, Elm County Mnmalts, spei golintb.
Glerfse, 3tpei Sberiffss, elm @eridtsbieners
(bailif) 3imner, smei &dumIihfeiten fir ben
Collector, 3fpet fir bent Qlfiefior, zines ie fin
ben Shabmetfter, @ertnefier, 9autes Snipeftpr,
Shulluperintenbenten, &Dnftabler nnb 9trst,
Sfpei Sriebensrihters 3nnmer, elm S~urnSimmer
fir bic Suffice Court, ems fir bic County.
sommiiiare, Elm fir Ben Sanitor, ems 8iblioo.
tbefssimmer unb lont nod 8damlidfeiten,
bduoe loa nit eleftriiden Gabrftiblen (Ele-
fir Sarnpf Sei3uns, llbr, 9aoeaimmer un6
VlpJtlS petIepen lttH uuPelptHt lputl 3iVtl
srpBe, biebsfeite, eiierne 8ano Sdrdnte
%(vaults) fir bic M~ufbepabruns Der 8apiere
bes Gpuntpe unS 9iitrift G[erfs engebradt
iperben. Sir Speeififationen uito benienigen
PIan, ber bon ber Gountp.@purt ais Der Bette
eracbtst ipirb, perben Elm SaulenS Dollar
$4,000 utb fir ben Sipeitbeften Siinf 9unbert
Dollar $4,000 @ramie be;ablt.
Pldne unb Speeififationen miifien bel benz
GountpsGler bon 8erar County Dor 10 nbr
8ormittasS, Mpntas ben II. Mai A. D. 1881
abseseben tperben.
Die Court bebdlt ii9 6as 3edt Dor, einet
ober ale pldne 3uriif3utpeiien.
Gah 8efttmntlng Der County Gourt
San Gntpnio, Seras, ben ~. MGr5
A. D., 1891, publi3irt.
SIS ipirS seipiinl9t, bab ale 9ldne baS
8erbdltnib BON elm &iertel .3oa gu einem
Sabs ~eiubalten.
S.Ms%MeMIIifer,
Gpantps&i@ter, 8erar gountp, eeres.
stteitirt:
Shab. SO. emitb
County lerf, 8erar Count, Seras.
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Saate fiir MRttcrl

8nr iber 5OSabret inon tpurbe Mts.
WinsioD's 6ootbing Snrup BON Dill
lioner BON Mttiern beim 3abnen Der
Qiabcr ongerenoet. Miri gu tn
S9lafe bur9 bas S@reisn sines 2in5es
gef6rf, bas i'm 3ahnen III unb tpor
G1merasn tretrt} Mena 10, Iale Icfrrt
eine SIal9e bon ,Wfrs. Minslon'sG 500.
thing @prurs bolsu. Gein @srtb III uas
be3ablbar. gs Dirb BEN tleineu Qeiben.
ben fpfort 0in0erung beri1affen. Ser,
laBt @u9 barauf. Mttter, es TT teir
3neifeI oartber. Sc beilt 9blenterp
uub 0iarrboe, resulirt ben Magett unb
tie Nierett, befeitigt WiRb RoIit, cts
tpsibt ben @aumeu, b~erbinbert gnt3las
hung unb ffdrft bas gauge Spfem.
,Mtrs. Winslotos Soothing Gprup"
fir 3abnenbe 4inber LIT angenebm in
@ei@maf unb bas &e3ept iFammt BON
einem Der beifen peibli9er 9ler3te In
ben Ser. 6taateu. gs III Bel alien
Drugsifen in ber ean3en WsIt 3a boz
ben. Brets Is gts. per 6lai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wiass
Ions SOOTHING eprup.
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Sic @olts5abluns lit Gns1anS.

8or Gu. bret Wr@en lit in gn9Iant
etae Bolfs3dbtung oeranifaltet DDroen
unb stpar in berielben Meiie. tuie bas
in 9eutfdlanb gu eeideben pfest, ndm,
lid an eiHem Sose.
SEPT lit bas bel iener 3dhlune er'
mittelte &eiultat einisermaBen aber'
f6tli@ eeprbnet unb man bat bn ein'
dbnIi9e @nttduI9ung erIebt, tpte bal
bier in ben Ser. Staten In 8e3ug auI
ben lsbten Genius Der Sal tpar.
Wie man fi@ bier ffeif unb feft elm
bilbete, baB bic 8ebblferunessifer fid
auf minbefens 65, 100000 belaufeu
tDtirbe, ndbrenb fe in Wirtli9teit g..
600, 900 ni6t bel iberfieg, 10 frob,
lodte man in England bereits, oaB man
es febt auf cine @inmobner3abI bon
mebr als 40 MtIioneu gebra9t uni
aabur@ Grantrei6 iibel fhseIt babe -
aberf@on iebt ftelt fa beraus, baB man
fi@ ba ebenfaas UNI elm pa1r MiQionen
berre@net bat. Sn Mirfli1teit bat bic
N~olts3dblung cine ginpobner3abl eng
lambs bon tpenis tiber 80, 900. 600 erge,
ben.
Bel Der bor 10 Subren In England
borgenommenen BoIfs3dblung erlMits
telte man cine ginuobner3abI BON runb
354 WiQtonen, fobaB alfo bic 8eb6lte'
rungss3unabme 1ur ettua 8 proceni
betrdgt. 9teie State III betr6@tli@ ge.
ringer, OILS bic bis5er Bet irsenb elmer
In bieiem Sabrbunbert borgenomnlei1eu
englif@en 8olts36blung ermittelte, unb
mon aerbri@s f9 bober In 2onbon
6ie R5pfe iiber bic urfa6e bieier auhaIs
Ienben grf@einung.
SIN alsemetnen neigt man ffG Der
9nf&t gu, boB bic ftarte Mus'
wanberung aus England nod Ben Ser.
9taaten unb @anaSa, f1amentli9 aber
mad A~ufra!ien. bic urfoGe bierbon fei,
wabreno man ftd) aber anbererIeiis ouG
inidt perbeblen Tam, baB bic 3abl
bet @bef9lieBuugen ouffalenb abges
lnommen bat uub baB i'm 3uIammens
bang bamit bic @eburts State tuelentli9
butter 5~erieni9en friberer Sabr3ebnte
3uridgeblieben 1T. {
@enn man bic Rlaser Der engtif9en
3eitunger tiber 6iefe .bebaaerIi@e gnte
tdufdung" lief, iolte man tuirfliG
glauben, Cd tudre elm groBes unglid,
Dent i1 bic Beb5lferung eines 2anbes
ni9t ntittbeffeus ale 20 Sabre bers
bopple. llnb bod folte man In gna.
Lamb febr sufrieOen bamit feiu. baB bas
Inwa@ien Der 8eb6lterung tein rapi.
oeres if - liegt bod bas SLID zines
Bottles ni@t In ber 3opfjobL fonbern
i'm NatiOnalu ublFanb - borausgeiebt
bob biz Bertbeilung berieIben cine eini.
sermaBen glei@mdbiae III, mas " Il
lerbinQs irn@-y aaS eGsaglanS ni9t
idge1 IdBt.
gttpas Mnberes III bas bier in ben
Der. Staaten, no nod tpeite @ebiete
Der Grf6lieBung fur bic gultur barren,
mdbrenb In gn9Ian6 bic Beb6Iterungs>
6idtietsit fdpn 10 aiemli9 BITE dliBetife
@renae Der M6sli@teit erlanst bat.
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500 8elpbumua. SOC.

Die 2eier Der vGreien @rehe" iperben lG
frenen, au srfabren, bas 60 ipenisfens eine &c.
firdtete sranIbeit siebt, speIde Die Bifeni@afi
in al ibren Stnfen gu beiIen int Staabe III.
2au'S Ratarrb Eur ID bic eiu3ise iett Der drjt.
li9eu Brioerfdaft betaunte poftibe Eur. ga.
tarrb erforbert als cine gonfituiirnsfraft eine
eonfitntionelle Bebaublune. 9aa's 2atarrb
auf bas 8lut unb Sic f4I. imisen Dberfd@eu
bes Sbfems, babur9 bic @run6lage Der &ranE.
belt 3erfOreub unb benz pattenten Rraft eebenb,
inbem fe bic Contribution bes Rorpers aufbant
unb Der saiur in ibrem @erte biIft. Die 81.
eentbamer baben 70 biel gertrouen 3u ibren
$eilfrdften, bab fe einbunbert Dollars 1elot.
nung fir jeben Gal anbieten, ben fe au turiren
berfebIt. 2aet Gu@ zine 2ife bon BeusniHen
fohtmen. Gaan abrefire:
8. 8. @beneb & So, Solebo, ..
sY- Son Drosuiften, rs Ste.
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Sin Better Der saasfrau @aria,

prof. Mnr Mi9ael, elmer Der tiiefen
4ebrer Der Berliner Runf $ Ntabemie,
III bieier Gage In Der beuti9eR @ei9ss
baupifabt geitOrben.
Sn feiner Susenb mar er auf elmer
italienii@en Stubienrelfe einniaI ernff.
lid In 2ebeasgef0br. CT bate. tute CT
er3dblte, In elmer 9orffirGe In ben
Mbru5jen etn fsbr gutes Ma6onneubiIb
entbedt urO tuani9te bafeIbe gu ccpis
rem.
Ct tuanbte f@ besbalb an BEN 9far.
rer, tneI9er ibm bies ni@t nur geftat,
tete, fOnoern i'm aud auEforterte, bei
ibn1 81 tuObnen. Mi9aeI robm biss
Iner6ieteH an matte nun au@ einige
Gage In Der air@e, Dbne bab ii1 fe.
manb UNI ibn b~etimmerte. pl6bli@
ober berbreitete fi@ i'm 0orfe 0as Ges
rt@t, baB elm .prufRano" bos Bib In
BET Rir6e copire, unb ba In iener 3eit
In Stalieu pruifauo unb prote5ont
glei@bebeutenb tuar, 10 bsmd@tigte f@
Der Sorfbeuobner cine groBe grregung,
tpel@e iiG 10 ifeigerte, boz zines l@6nen
Cages MiGael, 'als er bic Qir@e pers
lieB, f9 bon elmer groBen MenfGen,
mense umringt fat, tpefGeibn tobtf@Ia.
gen molte. neil er bic Qtr9e entpeibi
babe. SrOb aller guten Morte, tpeIGe
Der 8~eor0n8te Der aufgereeten Menge
CAB, purbe bic Sadie bod reGt behent.
lid, als pI6bli@ I'm Noment Der Notb
Der pfarrer erf3ien. DieIer perIu9te
bic Menee au b~erubisen, fanb aber me-
mig @sb6r, unb f6Du CAB NiiGael iebe
6ofnung auf, ols pI6bli@ Der pfarrer
nit Iauter Gtimne rief: Der Monn,
ben ibr 70 beftig ansreift, 1T COR tein
Bruffano; er III Elm Sube, unb uiBt
Sbr, mas elm Suoe III 2 Die Suben
fno bic 9eswanbtea ber Sunafrau Ma.
rio, uno als iOI9en miBt Sbr ben
Mann, Der Gu@ unb Cure Git9e nit
ieinem Beiu9e besliidt bat, Der.
ebrenl"
9as Wort r8erpanbten Der Sung.
frau Maria" that feline Wirtung; bic
aufgersete Wense, tuel9e Midael eben
nod tobti6lagen irolte, mart i1 Dor
ibm auf bic 4nie uno fiBte ibm ebr.
iaRaR bic 6anb.
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gahase ua@ europa.

Die Ngentuteu beg Germ %. 3.
Doung, No. l Commerce . GtraBe,
San Nntonio, unb $50. SOB Mains
SftaBe, Dallas, bertreten aur bic
anertannt befter eIrOpdii6en Oampfer=
ginten. 5err Doune lit i'm 6tanbe bic
bflltgfeu Staten au geben. ere
tbeilt bereitwi0ig febe setphni@te Mus,
tunft unb beiorgt febr prompt ale ibm
abergebeaen Nuftrdge. Wer nod gu.
rOpo gu reiiens mtni9t, Dber 8eruanote
beribertommen IaKer min, uenbe fi@
an irgeab eiae Der geuanaten NgenturerL.
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@ir bOrtel neulid cine 6ran iid) ba.
bin duBertl, baB ie bcreit iuare, INT
cine Slaide BON Or. g;erce's 6aoorae
Yreicription liebcr flint Mcilcn gu SUP
gu Sebca, als fid o9ne Oieietbe gu bebets
fen. Dieielbe 6rau bate eS bercits oer.
iuat. llaO IS 1T Obne 3mcifd cine See.
bicin. Oeren GinfluB man ioioyt ipart,
inOem fe ouS son3e @Ditcm ltartt uno
aae unrcselmabisfeiten perbeiert, iObatO
uar nit Dem @ebraid Oeiielbcn besons
men purSe.
Sch III Die nadite apotbefe, be3a1le
sinen Dollar, empfan9e cine 6taide unO
ocriude iie periud)e aad cine aueite
uiO iOsar, fals nOtbis, cine brittle. See
Dor bu Die brittle uusgebraudbt, pirt bu
3ar GrtaataiB ssfarat iein, NaB cs elm
9tffiHitiet gibt, ipeld)eS Dir niiet. .Seke
ben Gebraud cine !3eit lang fort itnb cine
lidere 9eiluns WirO oaraus reiultiren.
SIN Safe iesO@ Die 5ife aasbleibt
unb bu I'M Steiultut bid setauidt iiebi,-
10 iuirjt Ou auf Ocm nmidlas Der 6laid)e
bic @arantie seSrudt fnOcn, Die Dir Sas
6afir besablte @elO iuicocr 3uriderituttet.
Die picle 6rauem 9i6t IS nm, Die lie=
ber @elO, ais ibre @einnO9eit beiiem ?
unO s6ouOrite BrcitriptioaA cr5cust @c<
luuobeit. Gin @unbcrfinO fun iotde
6rau senaiant Werber, bic st leiOcu fd
sutidlirBt, 10 lanse ais es III Der udditen
apOtbete eiu quantities 9ciluiittel
sibt. -
Or. 8ierce's YelletS resulircu Den
Masen. bic qebcr mo Die @i'JaDsios.
0tilO uaO eriolsreid).
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CINDERELLA gdbub StGrc,
Ode OF 6OutonfraBe unb Ibenut C

"a Wenn Semanb fem unb gu an.
n~ebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions.@arten. Die
9erren 0beiner & @atl, BeFber bie>
leg gtabsiHemerts, balten barauf, ibre
Gdffe tets %boQfDmmen aufrieber 3u ffel,
len. NGe iaifonmdBiseu EeIitateHen,
anfern, Wilb, Slide, @efiiieel &C. Fnb
bort in Der 6elifateiien 3uhereitung ole
3eit 5u baben. Mabl3eiten tperbet ouf
Wunf9 In bic Wobuungen her Runbea
geianbt. Nu@ bietet be, nit Der
Speiiewirtbi6aft berbunbene 8ars
room bic beifen @etrdnfe, itets frif1es
Bier unb feline 2iqutre unb Weine.
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GalifDrnta.Weime.

Weiuliebbaber finben Elm sroBes So
ger bon feiuen CALIFORNIA MeiMen Bel
6erru s. 5. Mener am Mlamr
pla3a. 0err SLEEPER fu6t bic Meine
an Drt uno STEELE aus uhh fauft oirefi
aug BEN Seller ter Wein3h9ter. als
gutent aenner gelinst es Tim tets, Biz
beften Sorten a%usaumdbIem. Ct fam
feline 2unben urb GamiIien nit .einem
guten SrOpfen berieben. @ot6- unb
Welbweine tn bor3hgI.9er Qualit6i
Don tebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns 9aus 9eliefert.
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n9- Ger gIumbsr S. 6. Sltfiaa.
20. 20 WOenue 8 nabe pot Offee,
bat, un ben gehsiaerten NnitrttGen,
bic on iein @eiddft eefielt perben,
n~aatcwmeu aa t6anen, f@ nit einem
tfi6tigen Ja1m0nMe~6errn S9omas,
aHOciirt unb nirb ME seD65ntid~ aur
3~ufriebenbeit bes pnblifums ole NnIs
srdge raid erleoigen. SeIepbon 427.
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@as, elettriides Qi9t nuo Sriehfraft.

Wir betnerben uns UNI bic Gunb.
i9aft bes pubIitums fur Sos, aur 8es
leu9tutg uro gum &O@en. Irc, Sn'
eanbescent, elettrii9es 9i9t unb elet,
trii9e Sriebtraft. @ir liefern 2oitens
anf9ldge fur 2esung bon &6bren In
9duiern, Nuffelung Don @as6fen, unb
elettrtf9e 8eleu9tung, MotDre. @Iets
trlf9e Sriebfraft pirb prompt geliefert
Don Der Gan Intonio g a s.
&nmpagnie. &elepbon PIP.
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&err 6. $. Miaer, $50. 217 OF.
0oufou @traBe bdlt tets bos pols
eOmmenfe Eager In 3ei@eumoteria.
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @Ias, epiegeI,
glas, 8~iloerrabmen, 5irniKeu unb allen
3ei9nens uub Malersu tenflien. Riinf.
lerii@ ausgefabrte Bilber unb Gtatuet.
ten &C. Iia6 in einet febensnertben Gals
lerie CUR MufGt urb gum 8ertauf aus
Seffeat. Sn Sapeten urb 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas @ei6madboafe .unh
Reuefe bort au inbeh.
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Mleerideiot's GtbessgubOipiiiou.

iiblid sssn Mins StraBe, baut R6 ieb.
lebbaft an. Si9ert @u1 elm @runos
ftid, ebe He ale bertauft finh. Cement.
eeitentDege bor iebem 8auplob uub big
CUR @traBenbabnlinie. Dies gigen.
tbum Iiegt In Der Stabt. WenSet guh
on Gebr. Meerf@eibt, SO. 407
OF 9oufonffraBe.
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@r 9ie neueffen JiI3.. eirob.,
DUNLAP, 3nDr. unb Gtetions 6ate bel
pancoaf & Sobn.
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@r in llnter3eug, 9emben, SOilet.
teartitel finbet mait n%irgeuomo before
MustpabI als bel pancoaff& Snbn.
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sa- 2aBt eu6 BET gancoaf&
Sobn einen an3ug MAIDEN; Sbr ,uer.
bet 3ufrie6en iein.
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W gancoaf& Gobn basen
bieie 9aiioa eine ilnsep66nIt9 feline
NusmabI in CLOTHING. Nitmano
oerfauft feline Nnstge biaiger.
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unfern $500 g9ub fabren mir lett
8 Sabren un6 garantiren iebes poar.
Nu1 1T bel uns aaes In 9amen., 6ers
renz, &tiabeaz unb Md6@en , @9u6en
3u finoen.
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kRad, baB eS aeben Buneer in Der
uklrten, bab eS iest aHt stebt,
- Sss in
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Or. 8irrce's BelIsts rcguliren Sea
Magcn. bic 2ebcr mo Die @~itJtlusios.
0tilO unO eriolsreidl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-08
WHAT THEY ARE WORTH.

The value of street franchises should
be measured by the duration of their eX-
elusive features. A monopoly i'll a
growing city will increase in productive
qualities even faster than the growth Of
the community. An index of the ap-
praisement of this class of property by
those in financial relations to it is af-
forded at Montreal. Mention has been
made heretofore of the popular move
ment to get control of the street ines
for the city, and operate them for the
advantage of the citizens, after the
ideas of certain classes Of refOrmerS.
Montreal is an old city, with perhaps one
fourth more population than st. Paul.
1t is a slow, conservative town. but APP
parently alert to save in the small
economies indicated by this demand for
municipal possession in order to secure
cheaper fares. The owners are quite
willing to sell or lease, and it is not al
legged that any fanciful figures are
placed upon the plants. Their yalua-
ton is about So. 000, 900. 1t is not prob
able that the cost of tracks and equip
ment exceeds One-half the amount.
This would leave IS, 600, 600 as the value
of the fran chise, which usually is
granted without cost by cities. The
Canadian figures may afford relief to
those who a%pprehend that in any pros
porous city the enterprising holders of
franchises may furnish a better service
than they can afford. Their rewards
will come in Scriptural measure in the
futurp.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-08
THE DERT

The statement of the public debt the
past month affords an unwelcOme init
nation of the coming condition of the
treasury under the operation of the
measures that are said to stamp the late
congress as a business body. 1t was
predicted that the annoying surplus
would pass away like the dew before
the matutinal reach of the great illu-
minatOr, and that the inflow would
shrink III volume. The March state
ment shows an increase Of the debt Of
$40, 125. If this were the incident Of
temporary causes. it would be of trivial
moment, but no reason appears why it
may not be taken as an index OF the
change wrought by the party in power
i'll the last congress. la March, 1890,
the decrease of the public debt
was $11, 3S9. S57, but the change in form
of statement renders it ineXact to meas
ure the fiscal subsistence by the addition
of the sums stated for the decrease last
year and increase now. a clearer
view is had by the statement that the
receipts of March. 1890, were s34, rs, $50;
expenditures, S15.540, al; leaving Il bal
ice in the treasury of Sl9,23S.0 3Q.
March just past the receipts were So
OPT, 455, and the expenditures 500, 06?, 727.
leaving an excess of expenditures of
$35,2S1. That is, with a decrease Of re-
ceipts OF So. 80, 725, the expenditures
have increased 3d. 22, 595. The sugar
duty did not disappear until April, but
the falling away OF the duty no doubt
was considerable in March. If there is
a deficiency it must be made up by
some new or increased squeeze of the
people.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

No one has an adequate idea of the work
performed by the officials of the house behind
The desk. The strain upon them is very
great, Keeping track of every bill and trans
acting all the clerical work which q body of
ia men entails. If any men in the employ
OF the legislature deserves recognition, it is
these gentlemen. The legislators have prop
erly recognized the services of the chief
clerk, the reading clerk, and, to a
certain extent, the first assistant
clerk. 1t is, however, difficult TO
conceive why the second assistant clerk
should not receive 4 like remuneration as
those gentldmeu. or why he shOul be placed
upon u level with the chaplain and the as
sistant sergeant-atarms. Mr.. Moody occu-
pies not only Il responsible. but an oneTOus
bill that comes before the house. and this
record must be so carefully kept as to show
at a moments notice where any particular
bill ls-in committee. on general orders or
calendar, and what has been done in regard TO
it. In addition TO this, and not strictly a
part of his duties, MIR. Moody has assisted in
the reading OF bills-wOrk which is entirely
beyond the powers of one man. Nj. Moody
Is a most Obliging and painstaking official,
and his claims for proper and adequate re-
muneratiOn for his services certainly should
not DE overlooked.
Mr.. L~innemann. Of Stearns county,, is
among the older members of the house. He
is very popular among the members, dill
gent in the performance of his duties, and
always to the front in assisting forward
measures designed to add to the material de-
velopment of the state. His vote for every
good measure can always be depended upon.
The house meets this morning at 9 O'Clock.