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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. John f. Lyons, Notary Public and
~ Commissioner of Deeds Passports pro-
cured. Office COZ Montgomery ST.; telephone
b43s; residence 1902 Steiner St Jy1 If
re Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Col
G><S Ieetons made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co, 4i5 Montgy st. r q Tel b5Sode24n
r. Clara Foltz, Attorney-at-Eayv, rms
B~S IA and is. 9Th floor, Mills Building Prac-
tees in all State and Federal courts no1i II
e. j. 3. MCINTYRE, Bookbinder and
Ek~S Printer 422 Comm ercial st. iy5 #
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II oUSEwoRk BY AMERICAN WOMAN IN A
IL plain family OF adults: GOOD cook and bread
baker; neat and honest; city or country; Sl5 a
month. Address n. DE HASS, box IS, Call
Branch Office. ia29 ITS
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" DUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION as
1 housekeeper typewriter Call at $50 Mar
ket ST., room z, opp. Palace Hotel ia2a 3ts
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Young GIRL WISHES POSITION AS HOUSE
L keeper to gentleman. Call 1852 Third ST.,
room 4. ja29 cts
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NEAT YOUNG GIRL WISHES no DO Up
IN stairs work ana mending Kindly call at IS An
ionic St. off Jones bet OFarrei and Ellis Jag 3t*
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ID ESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS A
II situation; is ifst-class cook; good references.
Cali 627 Golden Gate ave. in basement jazz 3t%
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CHEAP BUILDING LOT.

IL you are looking for nice lot in choice loca-
ton adjoining Golden Gate Park. we are Offering
one on Clayton ST., near Page. for $3.50; ze
25x1O6:3; situated between TWO nice residences
four car lines within blocA; you cannot buy any
lot In the neiGhborhood similarly located for less
than $4,000 the owner of this lot must have
money immediately and is Offering this big bar
gain TO realize at once
EASToN, ELDRIDGE Il CO., 63S Marker ST.
JAZZ 3t SuTuFr
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G.lOEn HOTEL WITH 10 ROOMS AL
~ lZOO. saloon. in good location; cheap rent;
clears 500 per month; bargain. Apply SMITH
e Co. 30 Kearny st. ia28 3t4
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y DUNG WOMAN WISHES Position AT
light housework or take care OF children bv
the day. Inquire at 219 sixth ST. ja29 3t*
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ADY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE DESIRES
IL place TO sew vests or pants Address
Fifth St, room 81, ia29 2tx
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g. Riggers' and StevedOres' Union
EE~S9 Assocfation-FuneraI Notice. T. he detail
from WILLIAM ALLEY to WILLIAM BURKE
Inclusive win assemble at their hall TO-MoR-
RON "WEDNESDAY, January so. at O'Clock,
to ATTEND the funeral OF their late brother, JAMES
MORRISON. BY order of
JAMES HARTFORD, President
F F. DURHAM Rec. Sec. Ja29 1t
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You've GERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK
1 by the day; washing aud housecleaning. Call
at SO Larkin ST. downstars Jag 81.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

! 0SEn BARGAIN - RESTAU RANT DOING
| ~ OOO. immense business. near steamer land
ing: no oppositIon cheap reut. PROLL Y STEM
BERG, 9l7 Market st.
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G..)S0 GOOD BUSINESS WOMAN WISHES
I'D LOO. partner; nice restaurant: leading
street; assist build the business. ANDERSON,
Ala Sansome. ia2S 2t<
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ITO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE A BUSINESS
L OF any sort for cash call on SMITH & CO.. 80
KearnY st. ia2S BIS
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Transfer-books will be closed on Saturday, Feb
ruary 2, 1895, at II O'Clock NJ,
ia20 I'd L. OSBORN, Secretary.
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TIRsr-CLASS GERMAN COOK WANTS
y situation; no washing. Call or address 4i9
Einna sc. ia29 AIS
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IRL WANTS WORK IN LAUNDRY OR
y chamber work. Address c. W, box 102 Call
Branch ONCE, ia2q 2t@
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SINGLE LADY WANTS PARTNER, $500;
- sober man; good saloon. SMITH CO. 80
KearnY st. la2S 3tN
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G6OO0 HOUSE AND LOT l20x25, BAR
u CUUU. room, itvIng-rooms. stable, renting
for $50 per month Apply 7l5 Fifth ave-. oppo-
site Bay District track. jazz It's
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QO60 PARTNER IN MANUFACTURING
NOOU. business; large profit; plenty trade
live man wanted; to-day. DlNCKLEY S co, AT
Third la2S 2tE
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A WAITING SITUATIONS, ST-CLASS
"a cooks, mattresses, ehambermaids, laundresses
and girls for general housework. all with good
references, at ANDRES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
3l5 Stockton ST.; telephone 1904. Jazz st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29
DENTISTS

~
Any TOOTH FILLED OR EXTRACTED
n painlessly by my secret method without dan
gerous cocaine or gas: won first prizes; prices
reasonable; work warranted; all operations ex-
pertiy done; remembe have removed from to
20 O'FarreIl st. DIR. GEORGE w. LEX. au25 IF
ZINE ALUMINIUM LINED SET OF ART
II teeth $40. DIR. W. P.CoOL, % Kearny. ia4 Inns
NO PAIN-ExTRAC1ING OF TEETH MADE
IN easy; soc and 81: artificial teeth from So;
filling from 81. CRO0ME Dental Association
1853 Market ST., bet. Third and Fourth. ap12tf
ar SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
ID good be made; filing 81. DR.. SIMMS
dentist. $50 Market. next Baldwin Theater. ocltf
A LII WORK REASONABLE AND WARRANT
IA ed. Dir. j. w. KEY. 1I22 Market st. no15 tt
.nR H. q. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
~ without plates a speciality. 1S41 Polk ST. n Ia tt
DR. REA, 500 LAkKIN ST.; ALL DENTAL,
~ work at lowest prices and warranted oc24 IT
DR. j. j. LEEK, / FIFTH ST.; OPEN EVEN-
~ ings and Sundays until noon. seq GIN
DR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST. NEAR
DEleventb; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made over like new: teeth
from S8 per set; extracting soc; gas given. IF
pOLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION sos MAE
~ ketst DR. CHARLES w. DECKER les Ct
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so post-
age tree.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

GOOD COOK WISHES SITUATION AS COOK
u or will DO housework. Apply 434 Minna % 2k
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5000 LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WANTED
dnOUO. in . reliable business: good money
maker. Apply SMITH d CO.. 30 Kesrny. 70 3t*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

q. O00O GROCERY WIN ES LIQUORS.;
u OUUO. immense stock; long established;
owner going to EurOpe fullest Investigation
Iicited: rent IN oderate. MILLkR. % kearnY.
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! BARBER: GOOD PAYING 2-CHAIR 15-CENT
| ID shop; at a bargain. DECKELMAN BROS,
| l06 Ellis ST. ja2S Ste
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nHE LARKiN-STREET BRANCH OFFICE OF
L THE CALL has been transferred TO TIT Larkin
ST.. where advertisements will be received up TO
$3.50 2 NJ
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OpIOE PARTNER WANTED-COBMISSIO
ID ~. business: established; splendid pros
poets now for increasing double or more right
away: positive proof sale; cash trade.
clears 500 each; experience not necessary;
must be willing TO WORK and assist will hnd
plenty to DO; owner frst-ciass young business
man; best OF references; never such chance: IS
actually cheap at $3.50; needs help: must SELL
GEO STEW ARI. 652 Market st.
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DANISH GIRL WISHES TO DO COOKING
IL and homework in a small family. Call to-day.
2S1a Sixth ST. ia29 Its
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sITUA TIoNs wANTED-FEMALE.

CPANISH, REFINED GIRL. SPEAKING
- French and English. good seamstress, wants
place; young girl to assist with second work and
care OF children from SI2 TO SI5 month. LEON
ANDRE. 3I5 Stockton. !
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

| O.OEO ONE OF THE FINEST RESTAU-
| dnOOU. rants and coffee saloons in city: posi-
| lively paying; trial given. MILLER. % Kearny.%
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

RP California Chapter No. 5, r.. a
ES~S A. M.-Wiu meet fhIS (IuES- In.
DAY) EVENING, January 20, at 1880 RM
O'Clock. NJ NJ. degree. Bv order of the II. P ! "
FRANKLIN II. DAY, Secretary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

r. Annual Meeting-The Regular An
w. nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Union Trust Company of san Francisco will be
held at the office of the company, 2 Montgomery
street San Francisco Cal, on MONDAY, the
fourth day of February, 1895. at the hour OF
O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose OF electlng Board
of Directors serve for the ensuing year and the
II transaction of such other business as may come
ia2S I'd TP. YOUNG. Secretary
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A MOTHER BARGAIN.

A MOTHER BARGAIN.
Buy IL on speculation for home; lot on
Seventeenth st. near Douglass: only $3.50; street
graded, severed and macadamized Lot on grade
ana ready Tor building Seventeenth street Will
soon nave an electric road connecting the MISSION
directly with Golden Gate Park and the
Beach.
EASToN. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
jazz st SuTuFr 63S Market st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

- The Officers and Members of SSs5A
Ek~S Elyiu Grove No. 10, L. A U. D., are Tzfe'
hereby notified to assemble at their hall. 4l3 - -
Suffer st, on WEDNESDAY. January 80. 800, at
O'Clock. attend the funeral OF our late brother
Druid, JAMES MORRISON. Members OF sister
groves and soiourning brothers are invited TO be
present {. u. SAPHOS, noble Arcn.
JOIN HUTTON. Secretary. laZ9 ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

Q1O 000 MAGNIFICENT CORNER IN
I'D lA.OOO. the Western Addition: 60xlOO;
something very choice: win soon sell for 900
Apply to THOMAS MCMAHON.
jazz tt 62S Market st.
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BOARDING WANTED.

M IDDLE-AGED MAN WISHES TABLE BOARD
bl by widow. B. r.. box l19, Call Branch
ONCE. jas 2ts
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MARTIN d CO., EMPLOEM ENT AGENTS, 749
w Market St., main telephone No. 1o49; furnish
ali kinds OF reliable female help. nos "
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"A DIRK WANTED, DAY OR MONTH, BY 4
W man who understands garden, window ant
general work; cheap: good references. Call or ad
dress ]. G, 233 Golden Gate ave. ia2S 2ts
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

O.OOEO MODERN NEW HOUSE. 10 ROOMS;
,nLOOU lot 5Ox100: sunny frontage: elevated
ground: good location; completely furnished, In
Guiding piano: owner going away; must be sold.
HUGH NJ. CAMERON. 479 Ninth St ja26 1t
O16OO BARGAIN; NEAR LOCAL; 8.
I'D lOUU. room house and barn: 6O-foot lot;
see it at once VIM. z. TODD, 1910 Broadway,
Oakland. jaZ3 If ex Su
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WANTED by STEADY, SOBER YOUNG
w man. position at any kind OF Iaboring work /;
can drive, care for horses, do house painting; is
handy man about place. Address K. H., 125 oak
street. Jazz 3tf
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OLD ESTABLISHED SALOON IN GOOD L0-
" cation; two Dowling-alleys; cheap rent 512
Bush ST. ia2S 3t#
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LoR SALE CHEAP; SMALL OYSTER BUSI-
L ness. doing good trade; selling Oh account of
partner Apply III Post st. 1a2S 2ts
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TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
Il aiities Apply NINE. LEOPOLD'S Employment
once 957 and 96l Market: open evenings. 1y22 Z
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I UNCH AND COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE;
4! living rooms; good locations $3.50. Apply
Call Branch. la2S 3tE
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- Office of the Cibolo Creek st. and
EF~S NJ Company. room 49, Nevada block. 800
montgomery ST, San Francisco, Cal, January 20,
1S95-The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the above named company for the cleo
ton of five directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other business
as may be presented, will be held on MONDAY,
February 4. 1895, at the hour of II O'Clock N. Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

CITUArION WANTED GOOD ALLROUND
- man in private family: prune fruit or
other trees; small wages; good reference. Ad-
dress T P. box II, this Office jal9 3t$
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lNuR SALE-FINE ROOFING AND p. UMBING
i business; central; we'll established: make offer;
cheap for cash. 952 Mission st. Jazz 3t*
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,HEAPESt AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
~ WEEKLY GALL, sent to any address in the
United States OF Canada one year for 81 90. post
age free.
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GEDn FINE OPPORTUNITY-A 15-YEAR-
I'D OOO. established ladies' and gents furnish
ings etc., store, in excellent location. with three
sunny rooms: cheap rent; agents. los Nlnth3*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29

QUICK SALE OF LOTS: ! OR NORTH OF
" the park, mr. Strawberry Hill and the lake to
be sold this week; cash or time. Room ~, Flood
building. seq u
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lCREE-HAND DRAWER, PAINTER AND LET
T terer wants to perfect himself In sigDshop:
wages no object. a. B. D., box 81, Call Branch
Office ja29 2t*
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T THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
"A number of frst-elass girls awaiting situa-
lions. 1872 Geary st, telephone 9S3.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
That Feud In Delaware.

A speciaI correspondent furnishes the
Standard with a little talk about the
senatorial rumpus in Delaware. This
country has not often seen the like of
1T. Several western states had their
fruitless senatorial battles two years
ago. but in each of these states the
constitutional time limit forbade so
long a contest as was possible In Della
ware. one of the most memorable con-
tests over a senatorship ever witnessed
in this country took place at Albany
when. after their resignation, in 1881.
Mr.. Conklin and Mr.. Platt sought New
yorlx's endorsement of their conduct in
the shape of reelection. 1t was a
long struggle and a bitter one. but be-
fore adjournment two senators were
chosen.
In Delaware, the opinion prevails
that the state has only one senator and
that an appointment made by the gov
ernor will not be competent. The read
err will remember that much Of the un-
certainty is due to the conduct of Gov
ernor Watson. He is governor as the
result of the death of the late Governor
| MarviI: he was persuaded, just as the
legislature was to adjourn, that he Is
| simply acting governor; accordingly h'
stepped in and voted on the senatorial
question.
BY the way. many Of the citizens o.
Delaware affect to be deeply mortified
because of a report that has had wid'
circulation to the effect that the late
| Governor Marvil could not read ol
write. Some Of the newspapers hav'
| gone so far as to have copy OF hi
signature reproduced in their pages
is at best pretty bad scrawl; II is II
proof Of the fact that, at best. the gov
ernor was a mighty poor penman. still
crude as IL is. the signature spare
Delaware pride from too serious wound
ing.
In Delaware. all the politicians keel
their knives well sharpened. The ROY
over the senatorship will furnish 70
wears to come the cause for all sorts o
politicaI feuds. The irrepressible MI
Addicks says that he is still in II an
that when the next Legislature meet
he will be on hand with his candidacy
however badly battered it may be a
the present writing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
How They Stood.

Things good and i'll are said and re-
peated regarding Justice Shiras of the
supreme court-he is warmly praised by
those who wanted the income tax de-
clared unconstitutional; the people of
the opposite opinion are not compli-
menting him. Judge Shiras is
Pennsylvania; undoubtedly he is
among the very best of the
jurists on the supreme bench. At
the first hearing he was for sustaining
the law, but he changed his mind and
his vote settled 1t.
The court stood five to four on the
income tax question. OF those who
deemed the tax unconstitutional, two
are democrats and three are republic
ans. OF the five justices who were
for sustaining the tax, two are repub-
licans and two are democrats. Thus
there is no suggestion of politics In
the decision. 1t might be said. how
ever, that the decision has a sugges-
tional of sectional lines; all the justices
| who voted against the tax are from the
| North. Justice Brown of Michigan is
| the only member of the court who was
| for 1t. As for the press of the coun
! try, II appears to be overwhelming IN
| a majority that commends the actor
| of the court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
CURRENT COMMENT.

Poorhouses are full of people whose
pride and boast once was that they were
too independent to be bossed.-Milwau-
kee journal.
The statement that Secretary Gresham
is a baseball enthusiast gives rise to the
suspicion that he was tho Washington
teams mascot last season.-Kansas City
journal.
Nothing seems to be too good for Mr..
Fitzgerald of Boston, the only democratic
member of the next congress. lie is now
a papa.-Washington Capital.
stLord Rosebery's public sufferings from
mental overexertion arc very pathetic.
His insomnia has become something
more serious. 1t is clear that he cannot
much longer be responsible for the leader
ship of the empire.-Brcoklyn STANDARDS
Union.
We have nothing to fear from foreign
aggression or jealousy; If we suffer at all
il will be the fault of the obstrusive jingo'
ist in substituting spurious for genuine
Americauism in our dealings with tie
world.-Fall River Herald.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
MONDAY, MAY q. 1895.
All Aboard for Boise.

II what some Of the San Francisco
newspapers are saying is true Butte Is
soon TO be favored with new railway
connections of which even the MEM
bers of the chamber Of commerce In
that city do not dream. The story
printed in San Francisco is that rail-
road from Butte to that city by way OF
Boise and Reno is an assured thing'
that ARRANGEMENTS for the money are
as good as completed and that in the
near future the road will be built.
They say that the route for this new
road has been chosen-the line has
been carefully examined by corps of
surveyors whose report is favorable in
every way. They find that the eleva-
ton does not exceed 1850 feet at any
point and that from Boise TO Reno the
grade is only 400 feet in eighty miles.
The line will cross the Rockies at Lem
hi Pass, strike the river, go up the
Salmon through the famous Challis
mining country, following down the
yellow Jacket, Clayton and Stanley
Basin country. cross near Sawtooth
lake over TO Atlanta and Rocky Bar
ana GOWN 10 DplSts Ahth ~
southwesterly course TO Silver city. DE
Lamar and Southeastern oregon to
Reno. New.
A dispatch dated at Boise and print
ed in the San Francisco Call of last
Thursday says: There can be no Ion
ger any question but that the projected
line from Butte to Reno. via Boise
City, will become reality in short
time. For the past few days represent
tives of Denver. Philadelphia and New
York capitalists have been in the city
arranging TO secure a bonus from the
people of Boise and vicinity in the
shape of a loan. The proposition is fol
this section TO subscribe $250,00O toward
Christmas present.
The greater part Of all Of which II
news to the people of Butte Indeed
il things go ahead at their present
gratifying pace. Butte will wake III
some pleasant morning to ind itsel
booked for the coast by way Of eoise
and no ado about IL. We are living n
swift times: the news is as good as {
Christmas present.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
Their Money r1atters.

A hopeful lot OF people are those gen
tlemen who run the finances of the
Cleveland administration. They may
be bleeding internally. but they put
cheerful courage on. They may be wor-
ried to know where the money is to
come from wherewith to run the gov
eminent for the next six months. but
they talk as If they had plenty and to
spare.
An increase of thirty millions was
estimated as the result of the income
tax. When changes were proposed in
the Wilson bill, about the time of its
enactment, Secretary Carlisle himself
Informed the senate committee on
finance that the law as 1t stood. in
GLIDING the proposed income tax, would
not yield a revenue larger than enough
10 meet the actual needs of the govern
ment. The revenue from various
sources has not held up to the figures
that were in Mr.. Carlisle's estimates
Now comes the shrinkage due to the
knocking out of the income tax. Yet
the treasury people are as clipper as
YOU please, they still insist that they
are in funds, and the people of the
country hope that they are. But gooc
many people believe that they are not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
The Better Way.

This morning the Standard prints as
an interesting contribution TO currency
literature a letter which was lately
nrinted i'm the Economist, a well-known
English publication. The letter was
written under Paris date by Mr.. Ed
ward Tuck. whose name is not I'M
known in Montana. He is a man OF
raputation in financial circles in this
country and abroad; he is a prom
inent banker in Paris.
Mr.. Tuck corrects a few glaring err
rors that have lately had a longer run
than they ought 20 have had. merely
because they were sent out under the
signature Of Mr. Edward Atkinson.
within ten days. chiefly as the result
Of statements made in Coin" discus
sion has been rife regarding the unit
Of value" in this country; the aim was
10 unset Coin" and the attempt
failed. The facts are tersely summed
mn in Mr.. Tuck's letter.
Another blunder Of Mr.. Atkinson's is
brushed away in the letter reprinted this