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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-24
CITY CHAT.

Peaches by the basket at Bunch
sr's-
Excellent music at the Demorest
contest.
Bartlett pears by the peck at
Buuchers.
T B. Davis i, confined to the
house by illness.
Prof Z. Gustus has returned
from visit to Opheim.
Two cakes Of white CASTLE soap for
. cents at McIntire Bros
Don't fail to hear the good singing
NJ the Domorc>t contest.
Charlie, Weyerhauser LETT the city
last evening Tor 1t. Paul.
Z d. kreiter, d. D.. OF ~. Louis.
: registered at the Harper
Mrs. G. Garyin returned this morn
ING after an extended visit in Den
yer
The Misses Mamie and Lila Lee
eft Yesterday for Topeka Kan. on a
visit
Miss Carrie katzentein. of Little
Rock Ark. j. visiting relatives in
tEe city.
Celery, sweet potatoes and egg
plant ut Buucher'> Spencer square
grocery
Attend the lawn sociable tonight
ri David Don :, under the auspices of
the &. Y. P. [.
No Gdiug> have been received
from Chicago today OF MR.. Gilpin
Moorc'S condition.
Attend the oratorical contest Aug.
10Th. at the Baptist church tor Dem |
crest silver medal
6ock Island lodge. No. 65>. \. F. |
* 4. NJ. meets tomorrow night for
work in the third degree.
The Williams musical family start
ont on their tour Monday. going to (
Galya and kcwanec first.
Wanted. cauvasser>: n, capital 4
required. 4 chance To make from $ /
10 SO per day Apply at this office.
The Brooklyn bridge in McIntire /
Bros. mjudow !, made of white cas- /
Tile soap going now at half price
. cakes rorj cents.
On account Of the Il. \. Il. reunion |
al Indianapolis the rates Via Chicago /
arc To- hc $lo.62; tickets good from
Aug. 81 90 sept. 3. inclusive.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes. of /
Presumption. were in the city TODAY.
Mr.. Barnes reports J. P. sexton. who /
Is visiting him. 81 full-fedgcd gran
ger now.
For >a.e-Stcel cooking range.
mirror. show case, counter and stools. /
nearly new. at less than half cost.
suitable for saloon or restaurant. at /
1910 Second avenue.
The Rock Island Citizens Improve.
ucut association meets in annual |
session this evening The cleo
zion OF officers occurs. important
committee appointments are to be
made and other business transacted.
II Is hoped that all members will
make an effort to De present.
Squire Ha~es had the pleasure this
morning Of uniting in marriage a
couple from his native town ut Bel
ehertown. Mas. which he left 90
years ago 90 come 10 Rock Island.
The couple were Frank ;. Dunbar and
MiS- Rchecca Lewis. and it was a be-
nign blessing which the justice pro-
uounccd upon them.
The Moline State Savings bank to-
day entered suit in the circuit court
against the cndorscrs OF the Column
1ian note and also the Fourth Of July
note for the amounts secured from
that bank. 4 like amount was OBJ
tained at the Rock Island Savings
bank. but no disposition has been
shown here TO push the note signers.
Frank Raiblc entered Thomas
drug store this afternoon. while la
boring under a severe pain about the
lungs. from the effect of which he
was rendered partially unconscious.
DR.. Sala being summoned admins
tered restoratives. and Mr.. RaibIe
was soon able to 90 home. He SAYS
he has been attacked before by SINH
Lar paroXisms.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-24
Robbed OF ncrns ted n1oner.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky Aug. 24-Ham
Brothers sore 1T Scortsville. Ky, was
entered by burglars. The safe was blown
open and about $1,000 il cash was taken
Ham Brothe.s have kept money on de
post there since the bank OF Scottsville
failpr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-24
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Advertised List No. "a.

LIS o. letters uucaled for at the rostoeic.. 90,
Eocl Island. H., Aug 2i lSg3: 81
Baker, Simon Mrs Kellogg. VIM INr.
Crawford, II { Never lew
Sofen. Ed Meyer, hobart
Der-ch. John Neswelt. james
Dixon. Minnie Miss Petit w III
Dunion, Peterson, Inob
Fossel May Miss Rush, John
Fofoer, Ed Shaw, Emil
Gibson. f Nallemus.
Jones, Henry s Well, Abe
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gray, Lizzie Sheehan, Hanna E Miss
To insure prompt delivery. letters should be
Id1 ressed 10 street and number.
JOHN W POTTER, Postmaster,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-24
Misconsin nnnk TO Iiennen.

WAUPAcA. Wis, Aug 24-The County
National bank Of this city, that closed it,
doors some t-me ago owing to a run by it,
depositOrs, Ga- received Instructions from
Bank Comp, oller Ecke.s to reopen This
il win do Y -.anv. a.E D
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-24

Travers-Look here, those shoes you
made me Creak
Shoemaker-They always creak at the
end of so days, sir, If the bill isn't paid.
New York Herald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

Boston, Nov. 9.-Prof. H. w. Hagen. Of
Harvard college. the eminent scientist. died
to- day.
Boston, Nov. 9.-Frsncis Parkman. the
sninsnt histo ian. died at bis homo in
Jamaics Plains last evening of perisontsis.
LONDON. Nov. 9.-Annis Pixley. the we'll
known American actFess. died during ths
night al the homo of her brothsr-in-lnw.
Edward FulfoEd.
LA PoRr, Ind. Nov. 9.-Ths big marshes
bordering the kankakse river are on Are.
An immense sea of flames 10 carrying de-
ssruotion In its path.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 9-The conference Of
Liberal Presby tsrian ministers decided 10
make fight and not leave the shuroh Of
their choice until forced Out.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Ths resignation Of
Horace W. ByinRton. collector of internal
revenue for the Sacramento district. CAL
ifosnia, hes been requested by Secretary
Carlisle.
FoRr WHITE. Fla. Nov. 9.-Hsnry Bosus.
ono Of ths negroes who admitted partioi-
patton in ths brutal murder OF w. J. Dun.
can, of Lake City junction. two days ago.
was taken from she sho.ih's posse aud shot
10 death.
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9-The jury In the
ssss OF Jockey Dick Ward. the boy who
killed . stable boy nAssA Kelley with .
pisohfork. to-day brought In = verdict Of
murder In The nrst degree. and hxsd Ais
panishmsnt At inprisonnsnt for life.
sAM FRANcIsco. New. 9.-Ass. Kohl
bishsr. who WAS visiting frisads IN the o,ty.
night Her two little soma Oscar. aged
five, and Herman, aAsd seven. were both
dead whom discovered. The mother 10 sx.
pSotsd 10 recover.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
NOVEMBER WEATHER.

What IL Has Been In Prsylsus Years In
This Vioinity.
Observer Glass. of the LEGAL weather bu.
reau. has Finished tho following data,
showing what Montana weather has been
in previoSs Noven bers in this vicinity. The
record GOES back for shirtesn years. The
mean temperature In previous Novsmbers
has been 32.6 above. Tho warmest Novem-
bsr was in 1885. when tho average wns 80. L;
tho ooldsst in 1880. when IL was 1873 The
highest temperature during any November
was on Nov. 4. 1891. whom it was sixty eight
above; and the lowest was on Nov. "a. 1880,
and Nov. Is. 1881. on both of which days II
was seventeen below. The avsroge prsoip-
itation in revious years for November has
been 80 inches; the greatest precipitation
in any November was in 1892. when IL was
2.O5 inches. The greatest snowfall recorded
In any November was on Nov. 1924. 1892.
whom il reached fourteen inches. Tho sv-
sraRs number Of clouilsss days in previous
years has been ten; partly cloudy twelve.
and cloudy eight. The greatest velocity of
wind In any November was Nov. II. 1892.
when il tore around at tifty-six miles aA
hour.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
IN MONTANA SILVER.

The Famous Ststae Is Now In Now York
and VIII Be Exhibited There.
New York Sun: The Montana silver statue
of 'Justics." modelsd after Ada Rshs.,
and which was . conspicuous exhibit ~
tral station last night In ths ssme oar
was the solid gold pedestal. valusd at
$224.OOO.
The statue and pedestal will bs exhibited
at O'Neill's dry goods store, corner Of
Sixth avense and Twentieth street, during
the last two weeks in December and the
first two weeks in January. This will be
the only public exhibition of the statue iu
Now York and the only exhibition At all of
the pedestal.
The statue Of Justice is of solid silver
and IL nine feet high. II is 1886 hns. and at
the current rate for silver an ounce il 10
valued at $4,000. Its original value was
model made.
Tne statue 10 now the property Of the
Montana Sllvse Statue company. of which
F. d: HiRbee 10 the general manager. An
equivalent number of ounces of silver was
returned to the state of Montana in lieu OF
the statue. II IL proposed 10 exhibit ths
statue In the leading dry goods store Of each
city In this country and Europe.
"Ws had . somewhat sventful trip from
Chicago" said Mr.. Hiebee last night at the
Murray Hill hotel. ''We only Travelled In
the daytime. leaving Chicago on Wsdnes-
day. In each city whore We stopped We
were greeted BY crowds Of Dsople. Three
mysterious mea got on the front platform
of our car at Rochester,. We put them of
at Palmyra. think shat the plan Of ex-
hibitinR this wonderful piece Of work will
be appreciated. and the Now Yorke who
visit O'Neiips store will have an oppoT-
tunity to SEQ tho golden pedestal also, which
is tho property Of Mrs. Clara L. Meadow. .
wealthy mine oWnsE"I
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The ease Of The state vs.. Chas. JurRsns
will be tried In department. Nc. of the
aistriot court to-d day.
Chas. May and VIM. HildEsdth, the NOR
rhine Asnds. were tried yesterday before
Judge Crutcher on ths charge Of vaRrancy
and given thirty days in the county Jail.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage Of James B. Kisquc, formerly su-
perintsndent OF the Bi- Metallic mine near
Philipshurg. and Misc Alice Rsnouard. The
marriage took place ~ white Oaks N. NJ.
whore Mr.. R,squs 10 engaged in mining. -
The report OF tho Elkhorn Mining COM
pany for September shows the total In
come for that mouth 10 have been $40.S43.
and the net profit elb.940. The mine Ia
reported by Manager WOlson to be looking
winter.
other worry rioh chute Of ore In the Drum
Lummon niue. Ths Drum Lummon 10 now
as in the paat treating tho Montana oom
pany to . series of surprises, and 10 still .
bonanza yislder. Had 10 not been for the
war on silver shs company would have
been able to announce dividend on Dec. l.
William Lindon. Of this city. has in
vented useful little instrument which 10
known - . combination oalipsS, gauge.
square and dividsrs. u 10 Intended for
maohinis,s. draughtsnen or any other
mschs.icsl work. The instrument. which
can bs oar ried In the pocket. contains thiT-
teen combinations and takes the place of
al least nine different instsamsnts-iAsids
and outside salipsrs. single and extensi0n
compassss inside and outside squares. uni
vsrsal bsvel gauge. six o. twslvs-inch
sosles and tapsF gauge. Mr.. Lindon has
applied for patent On Ais invention.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
Detail Of Soldiers From Missoula
Going in Search of Gen.
Carlin's Son.
Thought to Have Been Showed
in Somewhere In the
Mountains.
Search Will Iss Kept Up Untn the Lost
IL Found d-Kiiisd While PlsssT
Mining.

Special to Tho Independent
M1ssouLA. Nov. 3.-The delayed east
bound train will bring Lisut. Merriam.
from Fort Spokane. and an aide 10 Gen.
Carlin from Fort Vancouver. The easss
Of their coming hero 10 TO search after
son Of Gen. CaElin. commander of the
western division. who. with two friends Of
the general from New York. started soma
eight weeks ago from spokane for . hunt
ina "trip into the Clearwater sountEy. They
took only provisions enough with them 10
last four weeks, and a. nothing has been
heard from them IL is feared that they are
lost. A party has been made mp ~ Fort
MissouIa, under command OF Lieut.. Dsvol
and perhaps smother officer, and they will
start - soon as Lieut. Merriam and the
officer from Vancouver arrive TO search sf-
ter the missing men. Henry Wright. the
well known hunter. will 10 out - auids.
He hiss received telsa,ams from Merriam
to hold himself in readiness.
The party will start frem Fort Missoula
and Gross over the Lolo pass Mules will
be taken from The post. packed with oats
and provisions, and permanent camp will
be made at the summit and the road across
kept broken. The only heavy snow which
Mr.. Wright anticipates will be over ths
summit. Until news 10 heard from The re-
lief party or from young CaElin the camp
will be kept. Soldiers will 10 over With
the searching party.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
THE SUSPENSION LAW.
Fall Text Of the Bill That Interests Mon
t0na Minors.

Fall Text Of the Bill That Interests Mon
tsna Miners.
The following 10 . copy of the bill passed
by congress and signed BY the president
suspendinR for one year assessment work
ON mining claims:
''Be IL enacted by tho senate and house Of
representatives. Of the United States Of
America in congress assembled: That the
provisions of section 1924 Of the revised
statutes Of the United States. which require
that on each claim located after the 10th
day of May, 1872. and until patent has been
issued therefor. not less than 410O worth of
labor shall be perfol med or improvements
made during each year, be suspended for
the year 1893 80 that no mining claim which
has been regularly located and recorded ~
required by the local laws and mining Seg-
ulatIons shall be subject to forfeiture for
nom performance Of the annual assessment
for the year 1888: Provided, That tho
claimant or claimants of any mining locs-
tion. in order to seeu . the benefits Of this
aot shall cause to be HssoYded In the Office
where the location notice OK certificate il
hlod on or before Dec. 81, 1888 . notice
that he or they, in good faith. intended to
hold and work said claim. This act shall
take effect from and after It's passage
1t was amended a. follows: provided,
however. that the provisions of this act
shall apply only to persons who ars bone
fdo residents of the state or territory. or
adjoining state or territories In which the
mining claim is located
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
WANT TO BE JURORS.

Mon Who Want to serve Uncle Sam 1t
$3.50 y Day.
II has been asesrtained that the same
pressure to get on juries a. prevails in the
district court obtains also in The United
States court. Numerous letters have been
received by Clerk Sproule from parties Who
desire to be placed on iuriss In the United
States court. Some Of them make the re-
Others state plainly that their object 10 not
to serve on any particular enss. but merely
to get something to do. None of the re-
quests can be or will be complied with. as
the names of the Jurors have already been
drawn; but even if they had not boon. NO
attention would be paid TO tho letters. II is
not known whether the federal statutes
provide any punishment for trying TO get
on Jury. but il 10 not thought that there is
any penalty,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
IN THE COURTS.

school Trustees wis Ia the Young Case
In tile Other Courts.
The jury in the case Of Charlotte Young
W. the school trustees Of district No. 26
yesterday brought in . verdict fer the de-
fendant Judge Hunt said the verdict was
a just one, but ut the same time he was
sorry for the plaintiff. He took occasion
to refer to the lax method Of country school
trustees in keeping the records. and also
said the case would indicate to teachers TO
be careful TO see when the' were employed
that such employment received the Official
sanction OF the board.
Tho case of Wilson W. Jared, involving
the settlement of a partnership, vas settled
by agreement between the parties.
Judge Bucks court was engaged in hear
ing the case of Billings st al vs. ID. A. g.
Flowerree.
Yesterday tho supreme court was engaged
in hearing arguments In the ease of Calvin
VI. the Mac Mining company.
The federal court was only in session a
short time yesterday, and after disposina
of routine business adjourned till Monday
morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10

TO-DAY the Worlds Con-
vention of Christian Workers
meets at Atlanta, Ga.
Two thousand delegates are
in attendance, and the number
includes many persons of large
wealth and influence, who de-
vote considerable part of their
time and their means to Christian
work among the poor Of our
larger cities. 1t is one of the
most important gatherings ever
held in the South. >
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
THEIR LAST CHAN CE.

Cinnamon Not Registered Within Six
Months Must Go.
Washington. Nov. 9.-Commisaioner
Miller, OF tho internal revenue bureau. II
amending the treasury department TsRula-
tions for the registration of Cinnamon in
accordance with the recent act Of congress
extending the time for registration Of
Cinnamon six months. The department
has an unexpended balance of about $780,
OOO which can bs utilized In putting new
legislation into operation. This will be
sufficisnt for q month or 50. II 10 aener-
ally understood the Chinese az . whole will
register, and that after six months all
Chinese not able to produce certificates
will b. sumnarily deportsd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
Not Well Received.

LONDON. Nov. 9.-Aldsrman George Rob-
ert Tyler. the new lord mayor. was induoted
into Office TO- day With the usual csrsmon-
les, including tho customary parade. which
was Witnessed by tens Of thousands of peo-
pie. The parade WAS not we'll received BY
the large number Of unemployed workmcn
Who Witnessed II. they evidently believing
that The large san spent on IL might better
have been used to relieve their distress and
that existing in the coal regions; and some
of the moro audasious even went 40 far ~
to hiss ~ the Parade passed. Though it Was
promptly suppressed by tho police.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
LATER RETURNS.
show That the Republicans Pulled
Through in Kansas

TOPEKA. Nov 9.--AdditionaI returns
from Tuesdays election swell the rspubli-
can plursIities, and tho populists. 80 hope
ful yesterday. oonosde that they have been
badly defeated. Az republican hssdquar-
publican counties, foIty-eiaht; populist
counties. eight; divided, twenty TO be
heard from, twenty seven; republican Off
eers elected in the divided countiss. LOG;
populists in same. hfsy-nins.
TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 3.-As the returns
are filed the yspubliean victory grows In
magnitude. The next assembly will be re-
publican BY . two-thirds vote. Tho senate
will have sleeves republicans TO ten demo-
ties In the state the republican and anti
race track shsrihs are elected. A rspubli-
can successor to Unised States senator No
Pherson will be elected by the new IsRisia-
tuHe.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 9.--The republican state
tiokst is elected by probably $1,000 msjos-
ity: The state senate Is republican By
assembly stands seventy republicans 10
ffsy-two democrats. Brooklyn elected =
republican mayor by 10000 plurality
Tammany elected It's ticket In this city By
an average plurality OF 65.000.
OMAHA. Nov. 9.-Chairman Beaver, of the
populist state committee. admits the de-
feat of Judge Holeomb and the election OF
Harrison. republican. to the supreme bench.
The returns to-day indicate that Harrison
will have a plurality of 5000. Tho rspubli-
can candidates for regents a,s also elected
by good majoritiss.
BosroN. Nov. 9.-CompIete corrected re-
turns give GrsenhalRe. republican. for gov.
ernoY. "a, 105 plurality. . yepubliosn nsl
gain over 1891 Of 40512 The house will
stand 1877 republicans TO hfty- three dsme-
six democrats.
DKs o1NEs. L., Nov. 9.-The latest re-
turns indicate that Jaekson's plurality will
be nearly 30. .000 and the rest of the ticket
from six to eight thousand more. Jackson
carried his home sounty By 2.571. Almost
every county shows republican gains.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
MAY FIGHT IN FLORIDA.
rAe Money Up - = Guarantee OF Coed
Faith

The Money Up - = Guarantee Of Good
Faith.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-It looks - II the
Corbstt- Mitchell hRht would certainly
como of In Florida. A certified check for
10000 has been received by Richard X.
Fox from Florida people as guarantee Of
good faith. aud at meeting to-day OF rep
rssen tativss Of both men they agreed 10
accept providing the Florida Athletic club
deposits 81, 900 TO be divided between the
fighters as training expenses II the fight 10
pot allowed to Oome off.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 9.-Ths Olympic
club has rejected the Corbstt- Mitchell
fight. kilograms have been sent 10 the
n n h1eYa,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
ACoppsr Com binati0n.

Nrw YoRk. Nov. "A local news bureau
says il is supposed in copper circles that .
very important combination has been or
will be 70, med, including Baron Hirsoh.
the Roths ohilds and the Lswisohn broth
ers. The ar augsments are not complete.
but IL 10 not denied they are being made.
LONDON. Nov. 9:-It has besn loas sup
posed that o clique led By Baron Hirseh
held half OF the present visible supply Of
eoppss, amounting In vaiue to 81, bOO, 600.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
Chisr Telesraphsr Removed.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. Nov. 9.-Judse
Smith. Of the district court Of this oitv.
upon application of the Omaha division Of
the Order of Railway Telegfsphsrs, issued
an order for the removal of Grand Chief
Ramsey. Papers will be served on him Al
his home in Vinton. Iowa. Two other
members Of the grand division. A. ID.
FlsRsL, grand executive committee. will
also b removed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10

LONDON, Nov. 9.--Ths birthday Of the
p.iaos of WAlss Vas celebrated to-day as
SandSinsham church. Bells were ringing
durinR the morning and dags flying every
where In the vicinity Of Shs residence OF she
heir apparent to the British crown. din
nsr was given 500 lsbo,sIs and voskmsn sa
was bora Nov. u 1SA1.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
Pablo Servants In Po,ttios.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Commissionsr
Miller. Of The internal revenue bureau. has
written . letter to the collector for the Mil
wnukes. Wis. district which 10 believed to
outline The policy Of the administration as
TO government employees participating 40
lively in politics. II conveys an tntima-
tion that. according 10 the ideas Of civil
service entertained by the administration,
il would Be we'll TO leave himself entirely
free to devote all his time TO the Duties of
his office. Tho letter was written ~ the
direction Of Secretary Carlisle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
San Francisco Races.

BAN FRANorsco. Nov. 9.-Four and half
furlones-Tillis S, Carmel. Csntsriau. :b9;
six furlonss--Anais Moore. Little Tsagh,
Trix. l;l7ls; seven furlonas-Qu
Donohus, E-d Cloud, 1:32ll; mils and one
sixVeep eep1h-0usdalups. Mariner. Annis Rsss.
2.O81S; nve.siRbths-J0e Cotton. Toots. Pa
trisia, 1:041S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10
Dieobsysd Orders.

TOLEDO O.. Nov. a--Ths south bound
passenger train. No. 36, crashed into north
bound freight, No. 81. Hooking Valley rail-
road. one and half miles north of Rising
un. about seven O clock this evening. The
colIi ion was dus to the dissbsdienss Of
orders BY the engineer Of the freight.
Four were killed outright: l.. H. Jones.
engineer OF the passenger; James F. ksrlin.
On ginesY Of the freight; Jones. fireman Of
The passenQer. and James z. Bsiseh. OK
pFeS0 messenger.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-10

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.--Wsssesn roads now
propose 10 adopt . new system OF basina
rates from points In she territory OF the
eastern sommittss of tho Western Passsn.
on the Pacific ooask II 10 proposed to
make the division pro rata from tho stors-
ing point 10 terminus. whom rates do not
base on . point through which shsy are
routed.