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AMERICAN MUSCLE.
sam Kelly Beats Iiiiiy riimmer, the ii5'
Pound Corkney.

London. March a-Sam Kelly. the lls-
pound champion OF America, beat Billy
Plmmer Of England In a so-round bout
decided this evening In the olympic Ath-
lstic club OF birmingham. They met at
liI pounds, weighed In at o'clock and
fought for 81. 900 a side and purse OF
SJoo. plimmcr did all the work for the 70
rounds. Kelly disposed OF him by lucky
series Of manoevres In the 18th.
Both combatants were In splendid con-
dition and answered with alacrity In each
round. each In turn taking the aggressive.
Al the 10th Il appeared to be anybody :
hight and Kelly made a particularly good
play with double-handers. In the lJth
Plimmer showed his irritation at his op-
uonenrs two-handed blows, which had
considerable effect. the lighting conttnu-
ing al express rate Plimmer scored much
more rapidly during the 20th round, and
the American showed extra duickness.
Plmmer In trying to reach the body OF
his opponent received a heavy blow In
the mouth and soon gave signs OF weak
cning. Kelly struck Pllmmer blow on
the Jaw which fcllcd him to the floor and
he did not rise In time.
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THE "ExAMINER's" EDITOR.
He's Ordered To he Imprisoned for Print.
ing % bribery story.

San Francisco. March a.-The state sem
ate to-day ordered that A. NJ. Laurence.
managing editor of the Examiner. be ini-
prisoncd until he answers certain qucs-
lions put To him hy the senate committee.
The Examiner recently published sen
sational story TO the effect that men,
bcrs of the legislature had been bribcd to
vote for the bill making possible II trans
fer of civil suits from one court to an
other when affidavit Is made that the
Judge who Is to hear the ease Is predJu-
diced. Both the senate and house APP
pointed committees to investigate the
charges. Laurence and two of the Ex-
sminer's reporters refused to divulge tho
source of their information that members
Of the legislature had been bribcd. claim
Ing that the information had been given
under "A pledge of secrecy. To-day Man
aging Editor Laurence was ordered i'm
prisoned. The charge OF contempt against
Al Murphy. one OF the reporters. was
withdrawn to-day. The case OF l.. l..
l.evings, another reporter. is still to he
decided.
Laurence and Levngs were arrested to-
night by the scrgeant-at-arms of the sem
ate and turned over to the sheriff. who
locked them up In Jail.
At . o'clock tonight Laurence. Murphy
and Levings were taken before Superior
Judge Hughes to whom they had appealed
by their attorneys for a writ OF habeas
corpus. The writ was granted returnable
or Thursday afternoon and defendants
were admitted to bail in $1,000 each until
that time.
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HELENA HAPPENINGS
Register Sviggstt's Resignation Ac-
espted and Moore Takes the Job.
AGENT PAGE GOES OUT, TOO
The Governor Signs the Remaining
Bills-Treasurer Collins Report
A Grand Jury to Look Into
Affairs OF Recent Date.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. March 9.-The resignation of
Capt. 5. A. Swiggett as state land reg
lister was accepted by the state land
commissioners to-day. Harry ID.
Moore Of Missoula. who has received
the appointment of register. arrived
here to-day and filed his bonds. lie will
take possession of the registers office
tomorrow.
The land commissioners also received
the resignation of State Land Agent
James NJ. Page to-day. While the gov
ernor appoints the register, the board
has the appointment of the land agent.
Governor Smith. at a meeting to-day,
nominated Henry Neill OF Helena as
land agent. No action was taken. as
other members of the board thought
that the matter should be deferred un-
I'll Secretary of State Hogan, who is
III. could attend the meeting. as he is
member Of the board.
Governor Smith to-day completed the
work OF signing senate and house bills.
Three bills were vetoed by him. The
one relating to the leasing Of state
lands was vetoed during the session,
as II was found to be unconstitutional.
The other two were bills appropriating
an aggregate OF 500 for the payment
OF the claims OF T.. w. Stetson. chief
clerk of the house Of the Fourth legis-
lature. and three committee clerks for
services rendered after the session
closed.
Judge Smith has dismissed the appeal
made by DR.. j. T.. Series OF Anaconda
from the decision of the state medical
examiners, denying him the certificate,
State Treasurer T. z. Collins report
for the quarter that ended Feb. Is
shows that there was then to the credit
of the state s2s4. 1858. At the beginning
of the quarter there was 1858. 100 in
funds s37s.046 was received and s313.-
3sS paid out. There was received In the
general fund during the quarter sS16.-
GIG; paid out. s327.7lj. leaving a bal
ance. Feb. 2S, of S1O.140. Silver Bow
county contributed to the state during
the quarter s6l,99,.96. At the close VI
the quarter the treasurer had on hand
in cash s211,967. 80. distributed as fol-
lows: Montana National bank Of Hell
ena. $Sl.93l.3a: First National bank OF
Butte, $4,000: First National bank OF
Great Falls. SIS. 900: Cascade bank of
Great Falls. 1000. cash In Office, S,03S;
permanent school funds invested In
bonds and state warrants to the
amount of S46.034.o2.
Lewis and Clarke county Is to have
grand jury investigation. Judge
Smith of the district court to-day or
dered a special venire OF IA prominent
citizens from whom seven grand Jurors
will he selected tomorrow. IL Is un-
derstood that the grand jury will in
v,stigate charges of bribery during the
recent legislative session and also
charges against members of the capitol
building commission and anything else
that II is deemed advisable to inquire
into.
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PHILIPSBURGERS.


i'm Cavanaugh'. Hen Coop:
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Philipsburg, March "a crowded
court room again greeted the Johnson.
Grimes case and the good ban.
ter between counsel furnished much
amusement for the interested specta.
tors. The case came up to-day upon
the application OF Mr.. johnson for the
appointment Of receiver. and oral tcs-
timony was offered for and against the
application. The court put In full
day on the case to-day and II has not
yet been finished. Counsel for the de-
fendant seem to think that now that
the election is over there is really nc
cause for any action and that which
ever party to the suit gains victory
In the law courts would only do so at
the expense of both parties TO the suit
Mr.. johnson, the plaintiff. was the first
witness. and with the exception of a
short interval was under a sharp cross
fire from defendants attorneys until
late in the afternoon. John W. Daw-
son. the partnership bookkeeper from
Oct. /. 1896, until Feb. 20. 1897, testified
as to the pay roll and other indebted.
ness of the concern during that period,
and in reply to question as to the
amount due him for services rendered
as bookkeeper replied that he had
made no agreement as to that, but up
on being pressed to name a reasonable
compensation for his work he put his
charge at $500 for the period named
but claimed the books as his own in
dividual property. although he would
agree to give them up upon the pay
ment of the amount asked for. Mr.
Dawson Is well known as a high priced
man and one who does not bother with
tribes. He still holds the books. TIE
hearing will probably be finished to-
morrow.
The grand jury is In session and has
suhpoenaed number Of witnesses, but
have so far made no report 10 the
court. II is expected that should the
Johnson Grimes case be finished this
term the case of George Bieber for
manslauEhter. VIII he tried.
Superintendent Clifford of the Phil
ipslurg public school has resigned. TO
take effect on April l. Upon being
asked about the matter. the professor
said that that was mild way OF put
ting II and that In reality he had been
asked To resign at last nights meeting
OF the school board. One of the school
board communication asking II. In
that the professor presented To the
hoard a communication asking II, ir
case he desired 10 resign on or about
May |, IL would be acceptable. BY mo-
tion 1t was decided to accept the pro-
fessor's resignation on that date. after
which some talk was INDUCED in. r.
sulting in Trustee Ringing making a
motion requesting the professor 10 re-
sign on the LIST of April. the motion pre-
vailing. all except Trustees Power aud
Billiard voting In the Affirmative. The
professor, being present. then asked for
an investigation which was understood
to have been refused. Professor clifford
Is now teaching his second term and 81
far as the school itself is concerned Is
said to have given perfect sstisfactiar
and the pupils of the High school are
said to especially regret his retire
ment.
on one of the most prominent posts
in town, written In large, flaming let
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The Alaskan boundary Treaty.

Washington March 9.-The Alaskan
boundary treaty which was negotiated
and submitted to the senate for ratifica-
ton during the closing weeks Of the last
administration. will not be acted upon
during the approaching extra session OF
congress unless there is a change In the
present programme Of the senate man
ayers. This course " said to have been
decided upon because there were signs
OF strong opposition based upon the idea
that any treaty of this Kind should pro-
vide for u dclimitation of the entire boun-
dary. instead of being limited IN Its appn-
cation. as In the ease Of the pending con-
vcntion TO the northern half Of the boun-
diary line,
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IT'S DECLARED OFF
LEADviLLE'S MINERS UNION
VOTES NO STRIKE.
The Result Of the Efforts Of u. v. Debs-
II Lasted hight Months
and 81 Days.

Leadyille COL. March e.-At meeting
OF the Miners union held tonight IL was
decided by vote approximately of @O 10
200 to declare the strike OF. This II the re.
suit of recent vigorous efforts on the par,
of T.. V. Dcbs and Mine Manager TinglCy
s. Wood. who IL very popular with the
miners. The strike was declared June ls
1896. and has therefore lasted eight months
and y days. II has cost the camp fully
SvoooOo besides the cost TO the labor or.
Rdnizations of the country which have
contributed generously In aid OF the
strikers
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WIDE OPEN
Butte's Ugly Police Row
Is Made Public.
NO SECRET ABOUT IT
The Standard Asked That the Facts
Be Told TO the People.
AND 1T WAS so ORDERED

Prellmlnarles That Show a PolIce
Force Made Up OF Hostile Fac
tlons - Chief Tebo Spent the
Time OF Last Nights Session in
Exploiting His Charges Against
officer Crawford = His Formal
Observation-Disclosures OF Wider
Range Than Judge Clancy'sl
Court Permits. but the Mayor
Let Them In-AlI Sorts OF Stories
Brought Out During the Hear
Ing.
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Determined Soouers,

Salt Lake. March "A special 10 the
tribune from Price. Utah. says: Orders
fof troops TO remove intruders from the
I'ucumpahgrc reservation were received
nt Fort Duchesne last night. General
Wheaton department commander, is
anxious that there shall he no bloodshed.
Captain NJ. W. Day, with ~ troopers, left
Fort Duchcsnc at daylight this morning
to carry out the orders. There are about
sai men still on the reservation. All who
refuse to Vacate Will be taken prisoners
r nd hrourht to the fort.
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scurrying Of IN. Highbind.r-.

san Francisco, March Alt transpircd
to-day that Fung Yung licng, Chinese
consul general, had secretly departed for
Washington nyc days ago TO forcstall the
deputation OF See YuD hlghbinders who
hope to influence this government In In
tcrfering with highbinders OF this city
by making certain representations to the
chinese emperor. The See Yups hope 10
secure the release from alleged lmprison-
mrnt In Chinese dungeons Of relatives Of
san Francisco highbinder offenders,
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TO have greatly encouraged the govern
ment In Its effort to put a stop to these
proceedings Information has reached the
department OF justice that there Is unus-
ual activity among Cuban sympathizers In
Florida. and In consequence the United
State steamship Marblehead has been ful-
ly informed as to the situation and in
structed TO h. on the alert TO prevent the
departure OF any such craft.
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Washington March e.-sccrcmry bgc
had another busy day In receiving callers
The ways and means committee of the
HOUSE headed by Dinglcy. called IN a
body At II clock and were presented to
the secretary Teller CulIom aud Repre-
sentative, iIitt were among the men cali
Ing who desired TO pay their respects.
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ters. the following notice was posted
to-day:
when viii NJ. e. Ross bring back
those chickens he borrowed from James
Cavanaugh?'"
Shortly after Il had heen posted. MIR,
Ross wrote on a paper and tackled on
the same board. under the notice. the
following:
The man who wrote the above Is a
coward and dare not meet me face to
face. ] am ready to defend my eharae-
ter and reputation. Signed.
M G. ROSS"
Mr.. Ross Is said In lie diligently hunt.
uotiCe
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Special Dispatch to ihe standard.

Special Dispatch To the standard.
Washington. March 9.-Senutor Teller
leaves for Denver Tomorrow morning
Senator Jones. chairman Of the democrat
ic national committee also goes there fol
the purpose Of comforting with tEc silver
leaders regarding future Organization. II,
leaves tomorrow night via Chicago.
l.. II. Hershteld Of Helena IL ~ the Ar.
lfngfOu hOtfl
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ON THE TRACK.

San Francisco. March 9.-Six furlongs-
Pccksnff won. Iron Jack second. Mon
tcfoy third time. l:l5is. Half mile, 2-year-
olds-Morana won. Colonel Dan second,
Espirando third: time :ai. Six furlongs-
Colonel Wheeler won, Mrs. Shade second,
Roselle third: time. l;3l. one mile-Aquin-
as won. Logan second. Dunboy third;
time 1859 Seven furlongs-Adam Andrew
won. Tulare second. st. Distaff third.
time 1854. Six furlongs-M Mainstay won,
Fallie Cliquot second, Senator Grady
third: time, l:l9.
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Chicaeo. March "A 5 Trude to-day
Withdrew as a candidate for the demo
crstcratic mayoralty nomina lion. The an.
nouncement was made at n meeting Ol
democratic leaders. Trudc made a state
ment bitterly attacking Governor Altgcld
for forcing the silver issue into the nv.
niclpal campaign. liis withdrawal. h.
stated. was influenced By the fact that
form.
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Al New Orleans.

New orleans. March 9.-Seven furlongs
-styx won. Annie Teuton second. Baal-
cad third lime, lS9is Mile and six
tccnth-Elkin won, Deelbach second, Sem
ator Pcnro-r third: time, l:5iis. Seven
furlongs-I.ittlc Billy won. Il. q, Ban sec
ond Sky Blue third time l;4ss, Six fur
Iongs-Tommy Huttcr won. Roslyn sec
ond Miss Sturgis third: time i;lais. Six
furlongs-Thc sculptor won. Jake thinner
man second. Miss Rowett third; time,
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No Hab.as torpu, for GIynu.

san Francisco. March a-The supreme
court to-day maintained the Constitu-
tionality OF the civic ordinance prohibiting
pool selling. under which John Glynn ya-
convicted and sentenced TO six months
Imprisonment Gyms Application FOR a
writ OF habess corpus was denied and b,
must nov serve his sentence.
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M'KiNLEY'S INSTRUCTIONS.
Ministers to Foreign Countries to Advance
the Cause Of Eimetaliism.

Washington. March e.-All ambassadors
and ministers to foreign governments ap-
pointed by Mckinley will b. given special
instructions to devote particular atten-
tion to bringing about "A friendly under
standing on the money question They arc
expected TO assume an attitude friendly
to bimetallism and to exert what inilu-
ence they can toward inducing countries
to which they are accredited 10 give the
matter serious attention
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Springfield. H.. March s-The Chicago
drainage board will be Investigated by a
special board OF the legislature and be-
asked 10 show what has been done with
the 81 .voc0 expended In the great drain
age canal The resolution calling for the
appointment Of AN investigation commit
tee was adopted to-day.
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Apllachlcola Fla. March s.-The Gu
hans " ho have been assembled here loft
last night on the steamer Griggs Tor un-
known destination, ID is reported they
landed vt lola ~ Il also reported that the
TUG Monarch which took ~ Cubans on
board al 81. Joseph on Sunday night. Is
now AZ sea on It's way to CUBA
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WITH LESS EXERCISE
From Now on COrktt Will Also
Lessen His Work.
HIS SYSTEMATIC TRAINING
The Feeling In Favor OF Jim Grows
stronger-FitzT Tears Among the
Trees at a Lively Pace and
Falls In the Mud.

-.
carson 'hy' NV Ma''" ~ NC "'"'h-
or Is pleasant, but the roads are execra-
bile, The curious visitor who calls at the
cump OF FTtzsimmons does so generally at
the pr,ce Of A suit of clothes. The road
90 corh,,,,s c,nn a. somexhnt hct,er hut
a. -, :, - ..,,.,,, ,.,,,,,, -,
:" "nf V'"'' f'''' VI ''N "'N NV
U" eHsseu as ro"u AT ait
The feeling In favor OF torbett Is gfo"-
ing stronger as the number of sporting
men here increases. one reason for this
IL that the champton trains I'm A systc-
! ,,.tt,, p,onn.r u,hicb an m. yisitors cnn
.,.,.,,..,,..,,, r,,,--,.,..,. -, a.. go
- '.,'.
nanu' Trains az n's "eN"" ,a,o '',
AMY s'chs W u'V'a'e' ''o " 10" ".o
h"nsen ~ uaihhs as N'i ~ I" "'a
n',,nou oi ns"'lns a"u many nv" ~.
betting against MN because th'y 30 nor
tH'nh 'ha' sum ways az n's t'n pu'
"'ah III INC conui''oh ne'esSe'9 io' sun
'ens III ,he rlns. -
pah stuart " nor aplo 10 ""No w.
houAc sc,. hs uin mauas' 10 ~, u"' y,
"oo's ses'eruaF shott uin'' ""t W."
nov "u""p' 10 "ahe 'p W n'' o"'.,'
~ WIZ ne seNerai uaSs pe'ore NC - ""'e
10 huehu 10 business.
rio,n ,"'s ''mV u'''' th' ""s VI uc "s"'
Slin 'orpti' VIII ess'h W. Wo'h nc nas
uee" sohs ,nIousn III p'epa'a"o" 70,
,"o contest "hen ne uoes "oiA /" wiz
" as hea'S as anSth'hs ne ""s sone
'ntoush up 10 tne Pr's'ht ui'' pu' nc
VIII take u easy on one naN ana hatuer
on ,he my ioi'o"'hs, I've wiz ai,cina'.
Noih III 'nls manner uhl'' u. mas nnlsnea
u"'h'ns' rus course mas p.en u''i"'u
uion ps iraiher 'haries Wh'c' VINO ~
"' ieat,ui ,ha' hccpihs AZ wo'h anu a,
onc ninu Vi Woih too s'c"ul'S WIZ "''u
10 hiake 'ofp'u urc Oh 'nc "o'n' :"
i"'h'r uie OF 'ohs'"hi fepe'nioh VI tue
same WORN nay ai'er uaS'
/ toruott loon 10 tue roau 'l,s 'no'""s
ior the nrst umc since lsst FRIDAY. ana
ru' w 'wo anu one-n"ii houfs st u i,e
started out soon hiter pr,akias' IN co'n-
fhhy Win Jsn'ies' going w 'ne nnee''on
Oh hmpire. I've covered 'ne distance az
ihc rate OF Tour ini'es an nour' ahn oo,h
ne an" Jenrics es''nateu 'n'y nau """c
~ least Ten miles when thcy returned.
Aiter ms return with Jenries ,orpc't
took 10 'he hanaoai' court. whe's ne pu'
W snort time piayihs WIN nus p'o'ncr
Joe. lie then 'ook ms pain ana ruono"n
ana SAT Gown 10 walt 'or dinner Atter
/ 'h's was over ne sat arouhu uh,,i a''cr
ocioch' "neti nv stnreu Ut on 'ne resu
a' work oi the uay' lhis was n"' ore VI
the easy DAYS ana Corbett 'ook 10 WORK
IN very energeue tashioh' re to"ea =,
n's ht'lc "ihn'"ss un,i ms lorea'ms n"u
'os' nearly an OF .nsit lesuhs, anu tnch
went III TOT pas punching ior over ~ n'n-
utes without ietup. As ne mas uono 50
mueh OF ate, ne paiu par.cuiar a''cn,'oh
10 landing leit hooks on 'hs Dag ahh ne
sent tneh III az ias, as 'nc "'s 'ou'u
swing pach 10 meet 'neHi' Aitcr thiS ne
turned loose on tne bill ana hamhc''u u
Ing with amazing speed. Then he hurried
away to the handbaii court, where MS
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Omaha. March ALBERT H. Hutchin-
son. statlonsr of the Union Pacific sys-
tom has accepted the position OF chief
clerk 20 Gcn'rai Purchasing Agent
Rholdrs Of the oregon short Line
Hutchinson has been connected With the
linton Pacific system for the past y
years
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Returned "a TO the Crank

Albany y. ". March s-senator la
mey to-day received the press censorship
hIil drawn up st Buffalo yesterday and ex-
pressed hls disapproval OF II by immedi-
ately returning u to IN. person who sent
/, 10 him whose name. however. he de-
clines 10 diNulge-
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IN, .,.e,inr Commi,t.. Nam.d.

Washington. March s.-sonator Alllso6.
chairman OF nr republican caucus,
named the rcmainiug members Of the r..
publican sterring committee to-day
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Tn. Trnu.,,aI Raid Ipau,r,.

London. March 9.-The inquiry Of the
~ riiamentary committee Into the Trans
vaal raid was resumed to-day ~ West
Minister hall There were but few persons
present.
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po,,n ina Critical Condition.

Portland. Ore. March s.-The condition
Of ex-senator Dolph, whose leg was am
putated yesterday, Is stlll very critical
Tonight and his recovery seems improha-
bic.
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The "standsrd's Victory.

Il believe this investigation should
be public" said Alderman harrington
We'll. you all wanted IL to be Sc
cret." said the mayor,
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Continued on Page SiN-J
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-24
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, Sept. 20. Cattle - Arrivals
heavy; prices 5a10c. lower for fair to good
native beeves. Big, rough cattle almost
unsaleable at 20a25c. decline from Mon
days values. Veal calves went at the late
high range; choice lots, SGa7; and few
calves of good quality below S6.25. Texas
steers brought $3.50 and some good little
heifers sold at 1925; western rangers, steer
stock sold at $3.i0a410; choice heifers at
$3.50 and cows largely around So. Good to
extra native steers quoted at S4.75a5. As;
white comon grades brought S3.S5a470.
Hogs-Receipts considerably larger than
expected and a slight decline resulted.
Some fancy hcgs sold up to $40 and extra
at $3.50; packers buying chiefly at $3SOa
3S5; some rough lots around $3.7J. Most
of choice medium butchers went to ship
pers at $4.15a4.20 and choice bacon pigs
at &.3Oa4.35. Values of sheep and lambs
were stronger for all good stock many
choice lots selling lcc. higher. Many good
strong ewes and wethers sold at SO. 75a3 So
and some extra breeding ewes as high as
81. Most of the mutton grades sold at
S3.65a4 with extra lots around Si10 Sew
eral punches of choice lambs went at $5.75,
but most of the good choice native lambs
sold at $5a5.f0: fair native and western
feeders around $780, and come thin cul.s
at about 81. Receipts-Cattle, 800 head
hogs, $1,000 head; sheep, 1900 head.