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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-08-07
OUR NEW TARIFF.

Law which has just been signed by
the President, may be appropriately
considered an Industrial Declaration
of Independence. An official text of
the law has just been published by
the American Protective Tariff
League. and should be carefully ex-
amined by every citizen. Protection
lists ought to have a few copies of this
law for distribution. Five copies will
be sent to any address for ten cents.
Ask for document No. 80 and
Address,
w. f. WAKEMAN, Genl Sec.
135 West 23d ST., n. Y.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-08-07

'sLaSt summer one of our grand
children was sick with a severe bowel
trouble" says Mrs. E. @. Gregory. of
FrederickstOwn, Mo. ''Our doctors
remedy had failed, then we triee
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. For sale by Jones &
Gibson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-08-07
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
9SsOFs~N
REAL ESTATE IN TREGO COUNTY, KANSAS FOR THE YEAR 1896

given that the County treasurer
sell public auction his office in the CITY OF
of land lot
N charges thereon
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1897-08-07

Given under my hand this 10th day of
July, 1897. T. H. MOORE,
County Treasurer.
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tssls.sl.ss$ .llss IttlltlANE

o%jczystej przetrwa's tez ussczerbku
wicklow l4-cie i dris ME tylko ME O.
stsbia, sle ~jeszcze pokonuie zwyciez.
ko przeciwnikow j niep1yisci6}, kt6-
rsy jezyk starych Kimr6w chciel wy
przec i zniszcsye, ateby go zastspiG
angielskim, a DE- pr.yznaia, re ten
jszyk szanowac nalezy.
Ne bedz envy tn daieJ pr1ypom =
nall Flamaodczykow Belg,i, kt6r.y
pieknym | wielce o~g}adzonym pogar-
dali jesykiem frsncuzkim, j tres tli-
woscia mstki pielegnujac swe narze
oae MEM eckie, ME prsgna wcsle u
cbodzic IA NIemcow, ale dalej jezyk
swoj ksztaic.ac i r~ozwijsjac, stworzy-
II sobie bsrdIo piekua terature fla
mand,ks.
FIamandowie prsy miloscl swej do
oJaaystego jezyks obi sli zwycie-
1.-TWO mad pr.ewsga francuzkiego is
zyks ursedowego W Krolestwie Bel.
gijskIem j dis jut y ssdach kraju Cd
sywsja sic pc flanaudzku, a sedziowi lie
odpowiadac mussa i'm W tym samym
ieryku.
Jakiei to budu:ace przykisdy dia
mas Polskow, ktorJ IN wbre~ trakta-
tom miedEynsrodowym ] przyr.ec,e.
MON krol6w pruskich narsucono u
uedowy jeryk niemieckii
Mast prIeciwnicy a misnowicie ga
seciarscy pods,czusacre powinniby
zastanowic SIG mad powyzssymi fakta-
mi hlstorycznymi / iezeli jus morslne
zssady ME 50 sdolne prsekonsc ich o
pGtrzebie sssnowsnis dzieia Bozeeo,
iakiem jest nierswodnie iezyk kilku-
nastu mliono~ego nsrodu, to PREY
nsJmniej jake prsktyc.ni politycy
MECH sic uc,a Z dsiej6w, re zadne
ekstyipstory politycrne ME rdoisjs
wyr~sc z piersi ludu tego, co W niej
wyroslo z Bozego posiewu.
PIyjdzie csss, gdrie lrzeciw nicy
nasi uznajs prswdriwosc tyoh slow
! s%spr.estsra tych picnnych ekspery.
ment6w drobnostkowyoh ssyksp,
ktore do niczego icb ME doprowsdra.
u q " sercu ludu ro1za tylko gorycs
l obuneuis.
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CHICAGO. d. S-VIII-97.

CHICAGO. d. 8-VIII-97.
Czcigodny Panic Redoktorze!
Przysziego miesisca ~rozpoczyna
sic pod opieks fundatora znanego i
zdolnego dra p. M. P. Kossakowskie
go nauka W kolegjum ~polskiem ola
akuszsrek W Chicago. Zskiad ten jest
ola polonii am~erykahskiej Dieabed
ME potrzsbny, spodziewsc sic male
~, zs uzysks poparoie &c strony "a
onych jsk Sc. Pan mellow, reprezen-
tujscych oswis,e i patry otyzm.
Zakisd TAXI atoli, gdyby W osta-
tniem stadium przechylenia sic wszy.
stkiego do pradu snglo-amerykah-
skiego ola braku poparoia z ,obozu
inteligencyi, ME miai dojsc do skut-
ku, wtenczas ma przysziosc pionns tu-
szyc b~edriemy nadzieje, dlatego "a
kfad niniejszy uwatac MONA "a os-
tatni okret przeprsWiajso do portu
potaiane nasze polki, ktore sic obca
wyuczyc skuszeryi W jeryku pol
skim.
lyle take pewna, Re holegjum to
pod Illinois State Board Of Health,
scisia i~nspekcys ma mocy czego pc
ds prawo dyplomowania ma wszyst
kie Stany, jsko tez pod nsukowym
dozorem dyplomowsnych profssc-
row.doktorow, wyprswi " SWAT pier
'wsrorzedne skuszerki. jskim kstda
~po&oznica smiaio powierzyc siebie
bedrie mogia.
Jesli wiec ten inicystyws p. dra
x. do zycia powoisny zskisd mai
iepsze posiads wsrunki, grres.yi
bym zsiste ME wierrso, seby 81. Pan
redaktor ME misi poprzec sprswie
dliwej Gaia polonis obejmujscej spra-
Wy, dlatego smiem Go prosic o iasks
We wzgledy, ably publiOznosc ma Wy.
ptywsjsoe 9 rskisdu tego korzysci W
csssopismie SVEN ogolos zwrocii
uwsge.
Aspirantki niechsj sic zgsosrs, "a
MIN ME bedzie IA pozno do drs Kos.
sskowskiego, 657 Dickson str. Chi.
o.go, Ills.
u prswdsiwem powszsniem
Szymon Lubowiecki, dr.. al.
LAT Wabsnsia Ave.
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KrOnika m~iejscOwa.

Zabswa niedzielna W Crsgin ma
rsecz czytelni wv. udsis sic swie-
tnie. PUblicsnosc zebrsis sic dctG
liosnie / bawiis sic wesolo az do
smierrchu. Rozdsno wiele nsgrod
w piedziels 20 bm. piknik So
ko{ow Pclskicb.
Wv Evanston klerk miejski 30
CART. zniki, sprzeniewierzywszy /,
kasy przesaio $4,000.
Wsparcia ola strajkujscych gor-
nik6w W stsnis Illinois bardzo powo
Ii nadohodzs.
Sedzia Tuley wyda} deoyzye W
sprawie rouporuad,ea rady miej
nkiej, nakiadajaoego podatek ma bi
nykle i powory. Decyzya wypadia
m n~iekorzysc missts. Mer Harrison
oswiadO.ya, re bei.ie apelowal do
wyzszej ~instancyi.
W ozwartek polar, ktory znisz
pzya spiohrz zbotowy PREY Grand
Ave. rrzsdzil ogromna s.kode j by3
prsyozyns stras.nego nies.ozesoia.
Wkrotce pc przybyciu straay ognio
wei wewnstrz spichrza naatapila
eksplozya. S,iany budynku W CRU
~ sic rozpadiy, grzebiao kilkunastu
stratak6w. Czterech Z mich zostalo
xabitych, a kilkunastu odniosio DO
lesne uszkodzenis.
Oddano pod sad viasciciela pi-
wiarni, ~niejakiego James F. Fra~ley
podejrzanego o zamordowanie John'a
Cromey.
y Ziodzieje wlamali sic do piwiar
nj OBJ. Lecherta pray Noble III. i
skradli cygar IA 80 dol.
Ekspolicyanci Moran i Healy,
oskarteni o zabioie Swana Nelson's,
zostali skazani ma cztery lata VIE
z%ienia.
Msla Joanna Schmidt umaria z
glodu. Ma;ka jei, kt6ra MAJ opus,il,
ME mogia dzieoku ~kupowac wiecej
mleks, tylko "a 10. dziennie To ME
w~ystarczylo do odzy wisnia daiecka.
Pcdczas polskiej zsbawy przy
g Desplaines przyszlo do brzyd-
kiej awsntury. Policysnt musial
nawet stI z ,lsc W obronis swej
do napastnik6w. Wstyd i. han
ba! Cisgle czytamy o polskich BOZ
kach i awsnturach. Ludzie co re-
bicia?
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Ddezwa do pOlskich cyklist6w
W Chicago.

Klub polskiOh Cyklisfow urzsdza
wyscigi miedrynarodowe W dniu
20 sierpnia br. Katdy polak,
zyc.acy wziasc udziai W wyscigu,
powinien sic zgaosic do lokalu Klu-
bu Cyklistow pod mr.. 141 . 143 w.
Division st. Aplikacya wynosi je
dnego dolara j bedzie p%rzyjuowana
do 1S sierpnia.
Komitet.
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DOktOr J. IfOwiecki
Lekarz &c Stafego kfaju.

Udziela iistovnie sumiennej rady lekarskiej
Leozy cboroby dzieoi, kobiet
meaczyzn, ma "a sobs prsktyke bli
sko 2Oletnis. Ma tyczenie wysy}s
takte lekarstws. Porada listowna, I
dokisdnem opisem ssohowania sic
receptsmi kosztuJe jednego dols
"a. Proszs o obsserne opisanie cho
roby. DIR J6zEF IEowIEcKI,
1910 Chene Str. Detroit, Mich
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Nova %chOragiew.

2 Pittsburgh donosss, re W kos.
ciele sw. Stsnisisws tsmze odbylo
sic po~swiecenie chorsgwi Tow. sw.
Jorefa. Chorsgiew ia kosrtuje 400
dol. ! w~ykonsno js W prsoowni PAM
Siomihskiej W Chicago.
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GE0wNA KwATERA
ZwiaZku SOkOf0w POlSkich

Stanach Zjednoczonych Pom. Am.
W hall Pufaskiego 500 5. Ashland ave, Chicago,
Ills. Przesyfkl pieniezne winny bye wyryfane
Ms recekAsyera Zwiazku: Adam Bfaszczyhski 6ss
W. nth ct. Listy zas ma sdres sekr. gen. Stanisfaw
A. CssoA, sys 5 Ashland ave
81. A. SAD gen.
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POsiedZenie delegat0w

obchodowyoh La POI --aOh. stronie
odbedzie sic W DoRu Wv. W sobote
o Sci wieozorem.
4 ". Ceatella.
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Msaczyzni, msodzi ! starry, powin
oil czytac ogtoszenie Tomsssa Slate.
ca ma stronnicy Pei.
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ON lHk TRACK.


Oakland, cal, Fob. o-Mlic-Borcas
won. charles A. second. Wood Chopper
third, time. l;l>. Mil"-Prrsrus won. RAN
som second Camclla thlrd. time, l.i,-
Seven furlongs -Arrczo won, Imp. Sain
second Sweet william third, time. i,J3.
Five and hplf flrlougs- iiusquit won,
Roy Curuthcrs second, Sicgfri.d third,
time, ll2ii. SIX furlonga-Summcrtim
won. To.sina second. ma que Amo third.
time. i.lS. one mllc-Wgltrr J, won, Ca
licnte second. Monta third, time, l;ii.
The four-miIc race Tor stake OF $1,000
will bc run tomorrow. rain or shine. NJ
the Oakland track. The course Is In bad
condition owing to the recent heavy rains.
hut there VIII he at least three starters,
and perhaps morr. The sure ones arr l.o-
bcugula. ridden by Willie Martin, Thora-
hill. ridden by Thorpe, and Schiller. with
Sims NJ. Lobengula's owner announced
to-day that h. would not start his horse
II the track was muddy. 50 President VIII
llams of the Jockey club purchased tho
horse for S.0oO In order to have him start.
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THE NORTHERN ROADS.
II May BE That They viii he Conducted
in Harmony.

New York. Feb. 19.-lt became known
Feb. | that the bankers syndicate
which underwrote the Northern Pacific
plan of reorganization had sold two-
thirds Of the stock accruing tn il to the
Deutsche bank of Berlin and Others.
The purchasers are recognized as close
friends OF President Hill. of the Great
Northern. Northern Pacific securities
has been dealt in ON the stock exchange
ever since on the conviction that Presi-
dent Hill will henceforth have a voice
in the direction OF Northern Pacific af-
fairs. This sale was regarded as the
elimination of plan for the sympa-
thetic control of the two roads long in
contemplation. the mutual advantage
of which is obvious. The almost stimuli
taneous announcement Of sale OF Ore
ron Railway a Navigation securities to
interests Identified with the Northern
Pacific. Great Northern and Union Pa
ciiic Indicated the still further ramifi-
cation Of the plan Of the management
Of this group of transcuutinental lines.
while none of the interests concerned
has consented TO give sanction Ia the
differences drawn from these transac-
lions or to disclose the ultimate hold
ers of the securities sold. the fact that
the Northern Pacific and Great North
ern will he in harmony as "A result Is
generally recognized.
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Jim HASANEW" MASH
Governor Sadlsr Of Nevada Thinks
COrbett Is About Right.
JULIAN EXPECTS TROUBLE
He Hears That the Other Fellows
Are Going to Have Push"
at the Ringside. SO he
Gets One. TOO.

Carson, New, l9.-Work on Corbetts
training quarters at Shaws Springs Is
progressing rapidly and he will prob
ably go out there tomorrow. To-day
Corbctt put In some time at the opera
house boxing. wrestling. etc. He says
he feels no IN effects So far as a result
Of exercising In the rarifled atmosphere
at this elevation, II was stated To-day
that there will be 1000 seats In the
amphitheater and that the night can be
seen from any one of them. The arri-
val Of his rival, Bob Fitzsimmons, is
anxlOusly awaited. The New Zealand
cr will probably not tarry long in Car
SON. as his establishment at Cooks
ranch viii he all ready Tor him by the
time he arrives here.
Governor Sadler and number Of
other state officials watched Corbett aL
his work in the opera house this after
noon. Jim made a great impression
with the executive ana he was not slow
To- express himself So. \ lot 0f news
paper men arrived here to-day and the
telegraph office here Is nearly swamped
tonight as the storm has prevented
the bringing in of new wires. The con-
tract for the lumber To build the pa
Wilton viii lie let tomorrow and work
begun at once. More than 500 900 feet
of lumber will be used In its coustruc-
finn
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.ImIlnn AniicInnic. Trouble.

Reno, Feb. lo.-Martin Julian arrived
here from Carson this evening to meet
FitZsimmOns. who viii arrive from the
East tomorrow morning. Julian said
To the associated press correspondent:
There Is one thing certain, corhett
never intends to win this fight ON the
square. | have heard from the most
reliable sources that there is move-
mcnt on foot On the part of the other
crowd To- pack the ringside with u
push" who will break through the
ropes II lt becomes necessary to save
corhett. hut you can understand dis
tinctly now thar they viii never do IT,.
for | have taken care to prepare for
just such an emergency by sending for
"A push of my own, and you will find
the toughest lot Of citizens from
New orleans and Texas near Fitzsim-
mons corner that ever landed In this
state. and corhett's gang will have a
lovely time getting into the ring
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case of the widow OF Major General
Stoneman. in fixing the rate of her pen
sion at $50 per month. by rejecting
conference report granting a pension Of
si5 to the widow Of MaJor-General Jo-
seph X. Carr. An effort was made by
Cannon To fix a limit for debate on the
general deficiency appropriation bill
under consideration. Mr.. Grow. how
ever, declined to agree and when the
house went again into committee be
secured the floor In his own right. He
proceeded To discuss the free homes
bill. which was pocketed by the COM
mittee on public lands. Grow spoke for
an hour. General debate was then
closed and an agreement was reached
To- allow one and n half hours on a side
for debate on the Southern Pacific
items, The Items appropriating money
for the payment Of special attorney
fees for defending the interests OF the
United States in the court Of claims.
were made on the basis OF an attack by
Richardson on the policy OF the gov
ernment paying the attorney fees hut
declining tu pay the Judgment of the
court when Il was against the United
states. This opened up the whole qucs-
tion as to the payment uf Just claims,
and led Walker To- make u bitter as
sault upon the legislative methods
adopted To prevent consideration of Just
claims. In Gods name hr exclaimed,
how are we to get our rights
MIR. Saycrs created laugh hy reply
ing that Tn" republicans had the power
to change the rules. He branded the
rules of the house as a system ot tyr
amy and described how members who
sought the committee On rules in the
interest of bills were allowed tu cool
their heels" while one member uf that
committee intimated that the members
were boring him" With impassioncd
speech n" denounced the system APP
pcaling tu members about him To bear
testimony Ia the fact that they had NO
opportunity tu bring up measures Tor
which their districts were Clhmoring
Mahon. republican. Pennsylvania, fol-
lowed in the same line lie said he had
made careful examination of all the
claims paid since the war and they
amounted to 81, 600 900. With Sl0,0o0,Oo0
more. a commission could wipe out
every just claim,
Grosvenor repudiatcd the assertion
that the house had not the power To
execute its Will The only tyranny here
was the inertia of the house itself
Boatner thought II was about time To-
throw off the disguise In the matter nf
southern war claims. The other side,
he said. refused Ia believe In the loyalty
of the claimants. Cannon, III closing,
said he did not mind the "scold' of the
gentleman from Massac chusetts. hut he
would call attention to the fact that the
house made the rules and the speaker
would be remiss I'm his duty to the
house IL he neglected to insist upon rul-
Ing out amendments which did not
come within the rules. Without COM
pleting consideration of the hill. the
house at > o'clock took II recess until \
u. M. the evening session to be devoted
to private pensions.
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Have 10 be DON. in u Hurry.

Washington, Feb. la-Acting Secretary
Nc Adoo has received from Mayor carlson
~ san Diego an application FOR pcrmis-
sion In hch.,lf of th" hlttr Do rkets and ma
rincs OF the British mtu-of-war Comus.
now M that port 10 land with their arms.
and participate in big parade in oelcbra-
ton of W1shiugton's htrihdny. The appli-
cation hHs hcrn Inferred Ga the ~tttr de-
partmruf II lass h'ru found. however.
iHat thv department cannot do business
directly with the mayor. and that li per-
mission 10 hand a lirlt-h armed forrr is
sought the application must COME to the
abt" d.iurtmrut through the hriti-h rin-
b4ssy Errr. lt VIII rhrn Ice referred 10
the EN,t runr Uf california Tor his 1ppro-
,,l and N thls is rrJutyd the British
embassy will b' notified and the desired
consent granted
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Idaho Legislators Escurt.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Boise, Feb. la.-Thcre WAS AN exodus OF
legislators this afternoon. both houses
having adjourned until Tuesday to per-
init members TO accept the hospitality OF
the Union Pacific In AN excursion 10 salt
Lake. About Ia guests accompanied the
.ycursionists and they fllrd a train OF
four cars. until standing room WIS at -
premium one of the ears was Pullman
sleeper. II WIS turned over 10 the ladies
aud they were packed In. oven illling the
smoking room. Conductor Lane II In
charge of the excursion. The cars were
decorated with banners upon which w"r"
painted the words; Idaho Legislature,
senator Iicitfcld did not accompany the
home.
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MITCHELL YIELDS.
lie Releases His supportcrs-Wants Them
to Elect n Republican, Though.

Salem, Ore. Feb. ia letter from
Senator Mitchell To Senator Hughes,
chairman of the republican caucus,
was read in the conference held to-
day. Senator Mitchell reviews the facts
of his nomination by the republican
caucus. the subsequent refusal of the
minority to qualify and permit the
house to he organized. and closes by re-
leasing his supporters from any further
obligations. He says:
I'm view of the present status of the
United States senate and as IL Will be
after the ith Of March next. IL is of the
utmost importance that oregon should
at this time elect senator. IL Is your
duty to elect a republican senator, IL
i'm your power. | have repeatedly stat
ed 10 each of you individually during
the last 80 days. | do not claim To con-
troll your Judgment or assume any right
To direct your affairs. Therefore If you
can see your way clear To choose a re-
publican senator other than myself.
then you must not for one moment per-
nit the fact Of my nomination or OF
my candidacy to stand In the way. In
other words, | am i'm your hands. you
have made me your nominee; do with
me as you please and ! will he content.
DO your whole duty to the republican
party of the state of Oregon and the
uaIinn -
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Debate In the House.

Washington. Feb l9-A very spirited
debate un the general subject uf the
payment Of claims found to b. dur
against the United States was INDUCED
in by the house to-day during the con
sidcration Of the general deficiency ap-
prupriation bill which was entered upon
this morning. Mr.. Richardson uf Ten
nessee had called attention tu the ap-
parent Inconsistency ~ an item tu pay
,he courts for defending suits and the
fact that the hill contained no item To
uay the judgments. This furnished
Walker Of MHssat husetts "A text for "A
lively speech against the 'nigEar1ly'
and dishonest policy ~ the govern
ment and a severe arraignmrnt of the
committee on rules for the tyranny Il
was said 10 exercise over the proceed .
ing Of the house Grosvcnor came to
the defense of the committee. warmly
declaring that IN" house had made
rules, and should abide l,y them. No
ono he said. would resent the exercise
uf power not conferred on the commit
Tee more bitterly than he.
MIR. Mahun of Pennsylvania made the
statement that the house had been
ughtened by "bugie man" and the
iusi claims against the government. in
stead of aggT-gating hundreds of mil 20
hons. as was frequently stated. could be
discharged with ten millions. The con-
.a-ratiun of the billwas not completed.
The hill carries SS.i4l. .O27.
The house again to-day stood 10y the
pO.luy adopted few days asv in the
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JUST LIKE A BOMB
HOW MILES CITY RECEIVES
THAT REPORT.
Citizens GENERALLY Uphold the Board of
Trustees, but Think the superin-
tsnd.nt L. Too severe.
srcclaI Dispatch TO the stnndard.

Special Dispatch To the standard
Miles city. Feb. 19.-Thc report ~ the
legislative Investigating committee" ON
the reform school was Not received
with good grace here by most citizens,
though II was by many. The citizens
here. as n rule. uphold the board Of
trustees. but not Superintendent HI
ton. who Is believed to hc tun severe.
though the bUard upheld him In his
management. lie may be- severe az
times. hut n Is claimed that circuu-
stances. as "A rule. justified IT, The
board makes report Tonight by mall
tu the governor and though the rcpuft
of the committee was severe, they are
anxious for an investigation and de-
sire that "A committee hc appointed as
suggested 10y the senate resolution.
Many of the most prominent citizens
ar" highly indignant az the report ~
the committee Who. they think went
on. virtually speaking half shot and
though u is not the Intention To- i'm
pugn the decision ~ this committee,
the impression Is that thry came down
here to find fault. 4 thorough iuyrstl-
cation by fnlr-miudrd and unin-
ilueucrd committee Is rpurt"l by tn.
members II the board Ot trustees
Pierre WihauX and Jrpp Ryan left
for Helena tonight. Mr.. WihauN has
Just returned from months trip
through Canada. where NJ purchased
500 thoroughbred bulls tn be- turned
lons. On his range next summer, sOO uf
which are 60 be delivered by the 18th VI
April
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-20

Special plspatch to the Standard
i'0isc. Fch. l9-lt has leaked out that
thr slut" Affairs committee Of the house
which has been making AN Investigation
ut tho affairs " the departments OF state
government, has discovered what Is be-
licvcd To be- a shortage OF some S3Wa or
N.uo' lu The office OF the secretary Of state
during the last administration. The short.
age il said to be In connection with hltns
Of papers in the office.
" Garrett, who occupied the office,
states that the conclusion uf the commit
tee Is based uton "A misapprcheusiou of
facts regarding fees for nling papers Of
certain kinds. Under the advice OF the at
trrury general hr charged less than thu
fees computed by the committee on GER
tain classes of Instruments.