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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Cash quotations were follows Flour quiet and
40 ) sprins wheat: 'Ga7'c: 30 red s7s6ss,se; 10
seed pork. per bbl. 81 75as7 80 lard: per
dry s,si shoaders boxed s. 25as4 So Snort clear Sides
Co., 81 IS sas Sugars ~ Gu" loaf 8 sranulatsd s. Ss
standard 80 $ rs nsesd e raw" 3,e 6oiss S ws:
steady creamery. l9c; hrsts i7Msc )nds lg
% EsSs "e Jsn a s ' pn n s. as 49,
fancy 81 2jasi 30 Wheat-Market at standsuli and
supplies ample Corn quiet and steady. yellow ear
1ngs ror9lesr famiv s. " cir butt s. 80
Dry sal, meats-shoulders Gc short rib sides ic shor
clear SIDES tsc Clear oges' s', % eSSr, clear
d,s. 40; loose clear bellies Sc Butterrhlgin &c
NilwauEee Jan: o-wheat opened steady and quiet
at Size Sample wheat steady: No Northern. s0q s0igc
30 2 ia sa%p n ssF zm nc for Ss SnSe 80 NJ
cash 89aS9.c: NJ cash. 3sa39c; No cash &c. Flour
quiet ana uncaansed ranging On the basis OF - 4oasi 10
Minneapoiis Jan 9.-wheat opened 7o'sc. and sold
at fai,c Tor May Then decline to Is1.c and a
closing 'oc. AGAINST 7sic yesterday Cash wheat MIL;
then were forced to pay lc under in order to
Sin under md NST9 her was Tfn o e Ge ea
f9r 40 , at from &c &c under No I. on track; No
hS5S 'fS 80 81 aS Ssis 81
ton 5000 bbs shipments . 900 bills ia
PsaiepSa Jan Flour dull unch a., Wheat
tract wheat on call January ssxn93.c; February 93e4
e,c March 94sNa5c: Atm 959M06c. CARROTS in export
elevator No Pennsyvania red, e7isc asked No DeIa
ware red 97iac asked red 944c asked; steamer No
red. sol4c asked: No N3rthern spring 92a. g9Sl.e
low Local carets more pientfu No ye-
low track. &c. No mixed, January 2',gn2,tc: r. b
CARROTS export elevator No mixed. 272c bid steamer
o;i,c bid 3. &c. OatsCarlots weak under liberal
offerings futures montreal: No white close January.
81 ~ &C: February March and April 23sn2ic Eggs
o,et. weaker. Penns; and Western nrsts lNc.
Sugars-Rehncd quiz. unchanged. Other articles un-
changed
St Louis Jan 9-Flour dull firm. Wheat higher
January. ssc asked May, sstc asked July I'Nc corn
easier: January. 20.c asked May 22'.a2-c bid; Jny'
23i,c asked. easier January, lie nominal; May,
9asai9sc bid Eggs weak, lower. at loi2c Lead dull
hrmer: chemical 81 IN Missouri 81 sOlS SPA desi
verzed 81 80 Speer dull! lower. at 81 ~ Other arti-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

22,kc RyJ,--Market steady carlots. State. liM4sc;
-. .BAKiEY-Market steady: feeding quoted xSs.sw
2sc. Buffalo, May: spot quoted s9,fc nher.,
Market quiet quoted. 35c. track for prime STATE,
The to-day the closing prices for tne
day osng prices the corresponding dste last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Market closed steady AZ 10 points advance. COM
pared with yesterdays closing prices Transferable no.
3-l6c higher; miding uplands 7sc; middlng Gulf 'c
sales.
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton fair business cong
sales bales: speculation and export 1000 Amer
can 1000: receipts. 90 600: American. 2V; middling
uplands firm buyers 3-6id advance;
closed steady 80 to points net ADVANCE January.
4Ols: 363I1b: FebrlaryMarch 332b;
March-Apri, 363izb: AprMay. 4V0b May-Jure. 4ooao;
Juna-July 40li2s; JulyAugust 4O2s; Augus-Sepember
4OOisb The statistical position OF cotton follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

COFFEE-The Rio cable reports Rio No exchange
standard al 1859 exchange. 1932d; Rio receipts.
IL bags Rio cearances FOR United States 200 bags
and for Europe 5000 bags Rio stock $4,000 bags mar
ket steady receipts. 1900 bags santos stock
good Santos. l2SOOO
The market closed steady with quotations 10 Is
points net decline compared with yesterdays closing
prices Total Ii, 100 bags. The opening call
barely steady with prices TO 10 points lower This
weakness was European markets Havre opened
with loss of Y point and closing cable reported a
net loss Of 2. point Hamburg opened with decline Of
closed with a loss on Il TO y pfg in
the local 10 points paid 70 exchange go
May. The steamship Kafir Prince cleared
January with 5000 bags. The Street mar
ket about steady. although important
invoice reported. The quotations s,ill
based on lOc for Rio No spot and 9s.c for Rio No
s on spot Mid coffee has moderate sale. with under
steady.
The following shows the highest lowest and closing
prces to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
STOCKS AT SMALL DECLINES
BANK HOLDINGS LARGER.
DEPOSITS INCREASE MORE THAN
17OOO.OOO-BoNDs AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JASo""'
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK sTochs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

I-Actual sa,es-l-Clos.ng- Shares
lOnan High Low Fin BID. Ask SOD.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09
From GOOD Hope.

A successful Epworth League
is in progress at this place with
Prof. Homer Mcmillan as presi-
dent, Miss Ida Burnside, Sec'y
and Miss Grace Mcmillan, Trea-
urer,
Mrs. A. j. Kelley is GONZALES
cent.
Prof. A. Lee Post returned to
the University last Thursday.
Prof. Orie McC onkey of your
city visited his parents near here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Several fine perch have been
caught near here in the last two
weeks.
Farmers are getting a move on
themselves.
Rev. j. Engle, P. E., did not
come to hold the quarterly meet
ing at Tichenal Chapel on &C.
count of sickness and Rev. T.
Richmond the pastor of the Quiet
Dell Circuit conducted the SER
vice. which was well attended.
Prof. Delbridge Reed was exam
med for local work.
The mad-dog fad has not struck
this community a very hard blow
yet. Two dogs we're killed which
were claimed to show signs of
hydrophobta, but when the truth
came, they had been killing
sheep.
Prof. R. W. Hickey and cousin
of Grafton. are visiting r. VS.
father. P. H. Hilkey. of this
neighborhood. U. Bet.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09

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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

7. NJ. Sullivan Committee of Samuel
Miley VS.. Catharine A. Miley. VIM.
Miley, Benjamin Miley, and Sam'l
Miley and others, in Chancery. in
the circuit court OF Harrison coun-
~, West Virginir.
The object OF this suit is to obtain q
decree for the sale Of about eighteen
acres Of land conveyed to Samuel
Miley by John n. Vanhorn on the goth
day Of September 1878 and it appearing
from an affidavit filed IN the said cause
that the defendants named above are
non-residents OF the State of West Vir-
GINA, it is therefore ordered that they
and each Of them do appear here within
one month from the date Of the first
publication hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interests.
Given under my hand this the 18th
day Of April, 1897.
22-4t Clerk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court, for the County OF
Harrison. on Monday, the 9Th day OF
April, 1897.
Jarrett N. Rector, Jess N. Rector. Al.
fred @. Rector, James u Rector,
William L Rec or. Elizabeth NJ
Sharps, Annie A Stonestreet, Laura
NJ Rector, Marion 4 Rector. an in
FAINT, by A @ Rector, his next friend.
vs. Late B Stewart John w Wolf,
NJ S Macdonald, guardian Of Eva
Morris and Stella Morris, Rosamond
e Long. j y + Long, Edwin u
Malone, Minnie q Crnmrine Frank
Crumrine, AIDA b Malone, Mary j
Rector and Jacob Myers, in Chan.
Gerry.
The object Of this suit ia to have par
titlon OF the land mentioned and des.
cribed in the bill in this cause, made
among the parties thereto, either in the
partition thereof in kind, or by the sale
thereof and the division OF heproceeds,
among ssid parties. And affidavit hav-
ing been made that said defendants,
Rosamond D Long, JCF Long. Edwin
L Malone, Minnie q Crumrine Frank
Crumrine and AIDA b Malone are not
residents of this State, the said defend
ants are required to appear within one
month after the date Of the first publi-
cation of this order. in the clerks Office
of our said court at Rules to be holden
therefor and do what is necessary TO pro-
tect their interests.
A copy attest -
22-4t E. @. TETRICK, Clerk.
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Notice.

Iwish to call attention to the
tax notices posted throughout
the county, in which / give until
the LIST day of May for the pay
ment of all taxes due me. I will
be compelled to carry out the
statement made in said notices.
j. /. ALEXANDER,
22.4t Late S. H. Q.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09
LoCalafld Personal.

d. K. REED & Co.. HARDWARE.
The village of Adamston has a
new sidewalk.
Arthur Boggess, of Lumber
port. was here over Sunday.
L. G. Grille was at Warrington
Monday.
Col. Hugh Sterling. of Wheel
ing, was here a day or two this
week.
Rev. g. Polling. of Bridgeport
was an agreeable business caller
at this Office Monday.
JIG. jackson, of Jane Lew,
was among Fridays arrivals in
the city.
j. Frank Pinnell. of Grafton,
was in our midst several days
this week.
Among our pleasant Office call.
ers Monday was 9. S. Holden, of
Mt Glare.
Mr.. Frank a. Taylor has re-
moved to his new cottage on
River street, Adamston.
Hon. 6. W. Farr, of West
Union, was here on legal bust
ness Tuesday.
Attorney Willard Fillmore
Snyder and lady, of West Union,
we're in the city Tuesday.
Frank Peck has recovered from
his sickness and is once more
upon our streets.
j. "A. Bartlett, Esq, favored
this Office with an agreeable
business call Tuesday.
WeShave occasion this week TO
gratefully remember Mr.. John
Dillin, Of Mineral Point.
DR.. Jarrett. a real dentist, will
be at his Office in Clarksburg,
April14. and remain &c days.
Cnrt;s r,von. of Salem. was
greeting friends here last Satur-
day.
Col. Sidney Raymond, of
Cherry Camp, was on our streets
Saturday.
jerome w. Stuart. of Buckhan-
non, the man of pump factory
fame, was autographed at the
Walker House Sunday.
Mr.. G. Schultz. the enterpris-
Sog merchant of Adamston, has
been making some improvements
in his residence.
Mr.. Calvin Perine. of Jarvis
vile, one of Harrison county's
successful school teachers, was
pleasant Office caller Tuesday.
Mr.. Isaac>B. Taylor, of Adam
ston, has returned from a visit
of several months to his son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Taylor, who reside at Fort
Wayne. Ind.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Jed Nay in his own right and as ad.
minlstrator of Sarah A. Nay. decd
Va. James Nay and others. in Chan
Gerry in the circuit court Of Harrison
county, State Of West Virginia.
The object Of this suit 10 to sell the
real estate Of which Sarah A. Nay, de-
ceased, died seized in the village Of
Sardis, in the said county and State
and out Of the proceeds Of such sale TO
pay the Indebtedness Of the said deoed-
emit and divide the residue OF such pro.
ceeds among the heirs Of law Of said
decedent and il appearing from an af-
fidavit fled in said canse that the
names, number and residence Of the
heirs Of Lemuel Nay. Alfred Nay. and
Caroline McNemAr are unknown and
that they are interested In the said
suit, il Is therefore ordered that they
aud each Of them do appear here with
in one month from the date Of the first
publication hereof and do what u neces-
sary to protect their interests herein,
Given under my hand this the It'll
day Of April 1897.
q. O, TETRICK.
oa.4t Clerk
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II ri : a ~. /, a D.. ....... +.
I 4 81 I pSo6.S q "a 4, Ia r.
fbe n 4 !, IIcSs ASis FSSs Bo4 ,os
is.st
M have shs best line 81 6Sbv
carriages on the market Prices
reasonable. The Clark burg
INnrnifnre a. 81,
s,,l s,s e, s.. -,
On9lSs sss3 CIV BY. y. Asns's y
grass SEEDS. SAIL ana iefsal5ss
Ior SAFE ~ AMOS y Z:
Leave your order for NJ. ll6y.
| ers for Eastar 81 III bSuni
| h,,,l s.n,... p y # q y d q s; 81
= =, \;
Or. George IA. Holt denliSI
WIN be inhis office ut Clark burg
May Isl, 1897, and SQmnssl
81 days sJi h
Ont fIowars o,,,sra.l nr NM
notice by leaving orders IL nsg
baum's book store. ei.St.
FoR RrSr f,A,ca ronS,s i,
the ..Hornor Blockr Main streat 4
Eo, tar,rs an,,lv - y r T,ss;s
Agant. o0.lt Z 4!
49,. ,.. Ia. So =.
SoMe eariy anu eAalnine sUHN J
line OF carpetings, just received
at r. n. Lown6es, (,arnnta 4
y, = ..s u hi Z " u y
~ ousap a. =, e.y ever uluuss.ay -
* 1 cents mar vard me III 14.ts
. n I'a..,,, ~, 800. !. Il. .,,ss
hast n the c;tv H 1s n,,c w s ssss
as follows
Timothy seed ny per bsls.
fssa 1--we sa sss =, az ~ rs NE ~.
Orchartl a rass s y, AZ Al i q, =. hns
mi, ,.,a,. !, !. ~, ~. 4 4 ~.
tha Holmes Shna "a IN. s, IN
stt;ng ahoas sIostT
ntslns suoes. Az;Ett
Inc Baltimore Bargain Store
will open in Clarksburg on
April 1st.. to remain 4 few DAYS
NTH ooods choarar than a,,s,, rs
~ ~ g.. w. 4 49,
Main Street next door TO David
Davidson. 2o;2t
II should be made a, 9 matter q public
saIye Viii s sneed al onre piis Sn a. se
longest standing. 4 e the household
anS sores q ali kinSs 4 / er;ss 's.s
..Sha droaeac wnll - cnr ia
said of evarv lady Who hnvs har.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-04-09

CGcN DeAUGkuS0 - o0A0 ~ - -,
out again.
Bon Ton opening and special
linen sale April IS and "a.
Grand opening and special sale
OF linen at the Bon Ton, April
10 and IL.
Easter opening of pattern hats
and bonnets at sdiss Elizabeth
Coffman's April Is and l6. 2s-2t
Have you seen the line Of in
faDt.s bonnets at Miss Elizabeth
Coftman;ss % Ct
The Clarksburg Racing As
ISOLATION will hold their fifth an
nual meeting on 9Th of July,
1897, at the fair grounds.
DR.. A. NJ. Jarrett will be here
Wednesday next and remain ten
days. II you have any dentist
ry to attend to. give him a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Ernst left
for Wheeling Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ernst will remain in Wheel
ing for several days.
Go to Fernald,s new harness
shop East Pike street, opposite
Osborn's machine shop for good
work and io,c prices. 22-n.
w. L. Hughes. of Jaue Lew.
one of the staunch Republicans
Of Harris on county. was greeting
friends in the city Wednesday.
A fine line of perfumes just re-
ceived. Come in and examine
them at Smith g. Pigott's drug
store. 2o-tf.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. A. Chambers
returned Tuesday from Harper's
Ferry, where they have oeen
visiting.
DR.. A. o. Flowers was called
to Wallace on Tuesday, to see
his sister.in- law. Mrs. Omar
Swiger, who is very sick at her
home.
Hons. @ M. Fart, John Bias
sci, j. & Cuttings and Col. Henry
Raymond were attending meet.
ing Of the Sons of the Revolution
in Wheeling. this week.
We are glad to hear authoritat
lively that Glen R. Bell, of Syca
more Dale, who has been contin
uously i'll during the winter. il
now rapidly improving.
An old building. formerly usee
as residence, located on the
premises of Hon. John ]. Davis
caught fire Monday morning, bu
the flames were soon ex
tinguished.
When Benjamin FRANKLIN
walked into Philadelphia, the
people bought their drugs from
physicians. To-day they are buy
ing them of Smith & Pigott, 80;
Main street. % 1t. /.
WANrEp-One or two emerge
tic men to sell and collect. Cal,
or address The Singer Sewing
Machine Co., Clarksburg w. Va
2O-4t.
Mr.. w. P. Sturm spent seyera
days in the city this week, hav
ing been called to Harrison coun
ty on business. He returned
Tuesday afternoon to his home
at Belpre, Ohio.
Midnight providers have beer
robbing the clothes-lines IN the
neighborhood of Barnes crossing
aud the suburbs of Clarksburg,
and the loss OF various articles
of favorite underwear has result
ed recently.
The Parkersburg Daily Jou,na
and Sentinel were both fooled
April 1st. They received mes
sages by telephone concerning 9
tramp entering a house, and pub
lished them. thinking them cor
rect. They are now in favor ot
scratching April from the cal
endar.-Inder.
Mr.. M. G. Cunningham the
popular shoe man is in St. Louis
looking over the beautiful crea
lions IN foot wear that can be
seen at the great factory Of
the Hamilton, Brown Shoe Go.
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2 B ~ = Ks :. II 'lt =
Miss CLANCY has : fnll line q
fancy parasols.
Easter Opening at Mrs. Hart
mans, See date elsewhere.
Mr.. Camden sommers Was IN
Parkersbnrg this week.
R. R. Barnett was in Webstel
Sunday.
Rev. g. a. Doyle held services
in Pbilippi Sunday.
Mrs. L.sAdams is home from .
visit among friends in Grafton.
Ben Allen. Of the oil field Of
Doddridge county, spent Tuesday
mere among friends.
T. t. Griffin. Esq, of Lumber.
port, was one among our Office
callers Wednesday.
Joe Gusman. of Jane Lew, was
an affable caller at our sanctun
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Raymond is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Black
ford, in Parkersburg.
&
Miss Carrie Fordyce is home
again after a visit to friends in
Morgantown.
Grand millinery opening al
Miss Glancy's Wednesday and
Thursday, April 18th and 18th.
Miss CLANCY has secured . first
class trimmer to take charge Of
her trimming department.
Miss Matte Davis spent Satur'
day and Sunday at the home Of
her parents at Salem.
Henry A. swiger, Of Wilson.
burg, remembered us in q sub.
stantial way the firstof the week.
Mrs. Hartman's annual Easter
Opening and display of fine mil.
linery. April IS. is and IL. II
M. e. Cunningham is at St.
Louis, Mo-, getting his line OF
fall and winter samples.
Miss Lille Hart attended the
funeral of her uncle, F. M. r
Smith. of Smithton, this week.
Oliver Roger is doing the
sights in Washington. D. c.. this
week.
Mrs. John Shannon, of Smith
ton, who has teen visiting he
daughter. Mrs. Jos. Mcconnell
returned to her home Tuesday
Rev. Benjamin Stout, Of Rock
ford, was one among our mos
pleasant business callers Tues
day.
We acknowledge the receipt o
substantial favors from n. A
Rumble, Of Wolf'snSummit, Mon
day.
Drugs handed over the counter
at Smith & Pigott's are pure arc
fresh. Go in. whether you want
to buy or not. 22-lt.
Mrs. Fl. B. Davis, of Salem
visited her daughter Miss Matte
and Silas B, and other friend:
and relatives in the city the frs
of the week.
Frank McKimm. bookkeepel
for the Hornor- Gaylord Grocer,
Co., returned from Parkersbure
Wednesday, where he was spend
ing a few days with his family.
Ex- President Benjamin Har
rison passed through here Friday
night en- route to Washington
Several Fairmont Republican:
gave him a rousing reception :
IndeG.
The Baltimore Bargain Store j!
now open for business with goods
INVENTIVE per cent cheaper thar
ever. Country produce wanted
Main street. next door to Davie
Davidson's. 22'2t.
Prof. Alex. P. Rnmlne spent
several days with friends in the
city during the last week, ane
returned to Morgantown Tues
daymorning toresume his studies
Mr.. Romine is on the editorla
staff of the University Commence
ment Daily.
,r: rl.,ov hoe ratrrned from
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'slloasro uaql aAus eus .ualpnqo prq ON uouAl
.vpopso Q, snIe ew mlK suuosqs qs uoqM
vtloasso ,cy pstio sp 'pupo ssuA en- uspAA
'sIio9sso isq eAss On .aois STA 1qsa uoqAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03

Inc fatFAOt1C SOc1et1e0s
By direction Of the boards Of manage
ment OF the Sons Of the Revolution and the
American Revolution of the District, the
Joint committee has perfected arrange
ments for the celebration Of the one hun
dred and twenty-hrst anniversary Of the
declaration Of independence.
At $50 am. Monday the members of the
societies will gather at Lafayette Square,
near the Arlington Hotel. From there they
will proceed in q body past the statue to
the Monument lot, where the exercises will
he held.
Members Of the societies, their families
and members Of the societies Of the Gin
cinnati. the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. Daughters Of the Revolution,
the pupils Of the public schools and the
general public have been invited to be
present. Owing to the limited space, orly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03

OFFICE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD co.
WASHINGTON, June 80. 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
of the stockholders for the election of nine di-
rectors TO serve during the ensuing year Will be
held the Office OF the company. 14th and East
Capitol SITS. WEDNESDAY. July IA, 1897
The polls will he opened from 10 o'clock p. m.
GEO II. HARRIES, President.
c. r. COLEMAN. Secretary. jy1-9t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-03

The SUN and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 4:39 am: sun sets
100 pm.
Moon sets, 9:47 PIN. today.
ToTorrow. moon sets. 1910 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:4O am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by S:37 p.m: ex.
tinguishing begun at 3:4S am. The light.
ing Is begun one hour before the time
named.
Arc lamps lighted at S:22 pm; extin.
guished at 400 am
Temperatures for Twenty-FOur Hon,
The following are the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-four hours, beginning at
o CLOCK yesterday afternoon:
July 2: 4 pm, 90; 8 pm, 81; midnight
July 3: am. II; am, 76; 70 M. 50
and pm. So. '' ca
MA Maximum m 81 at 4 pm. July 2; mini,
num- ~, at am. July 3.
condition of the Water,
iemperature and condition of water at 6
am am: Great Falls, temperature. So: condi.
tlon' 90 Receiving reservoir. temnnra
lure, %; condition at north connecfjon an
CO, aition at south connection, So Dis.
tion at infiuent gate house, So: effiueni