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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Reoeipts were heavy in cattle to-day and buyers forced prices down. sales being slow at reductions of from lve 10 2Oe Sales were on a basis of 8 9014 25 for very common native beef steers tip to sb9s 6e Tor good to strictly choice shipping beeves, with the bulk of the cattle going for s4 76Q6 55. The average quality was only fair. There was & fair stocl1er and feeder trade at easier prices and butchers and canners were fairly active at the reduced prices Calves, s496 7b Texans, 8 4OG3 7O Western range, sS 5594 30 for steers
 HOGS-Were unexpectedly heavy and prices were 591oc lower Hogs sold at a an eStrehe at me top and 9i sales al t0S Were largely at s Gs the lowest day Of the season. Pigs eolo sHEEP-Orerings of sheep and lambs were large, but good demand prevented any gem were weak. Sheep sold all the way from s2 2e Q2 75 for inferior lots up to s4 25g4 6o Tor good and yearlings s4 4O94 50. Lambs, t4l74 50 for common up to s5 46G5 65 for the best. range hocks fetching $4 50q6 25.
 Receipts-Cattle 2S.o0o; hogs' 4o.0oo; sheep, KANSAS CITY.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 7.-CATTLE-Re- tive steers $4Q5 80 Texas steers, s2 eo94 75; Texas cows, S1 S5G53: native cows and heifers, sl 50Q4; stockers and feeders, $3 1094 26; bulls. HoGs~Receipts 1s,Ooo Market weak to 1oc lower; dull Bulk of sales, sS 45QS 55; heavies, 55 lights. B 20G8 45; workers. 8 4oSS 45; pigs, sHEEP-Receipts, 6OOo Market steady. Lambs, $4q5 15; muttons, s3q4.
 OMAHA.
 OMAHA Nebr., Nov. s-CATTLE-Receipts 5000. Market slow to 10c lower. Native beef steers, $4Q5 30; Western steers, $S 75g4 20; 90; stockers and feeders, s 3Qg4 40
 sHEEiEP-Receipts. 48oO. Market steady. Na- tive muttons, 8 S0q4 40; Westerns, SS 70q4 25;
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
 Times and Heights of High and Low
 Waters at Fort Point entrance to San Francisco Bay Published by official au- thority of the Superintendent.
 NOTE-The high and low waters occur at the city front (Mission-street wharf about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour. dull and easy; No Spring Wheat, 6i464Ac; No Red. 675k0e7%o; No. 2 Corn. S2Ao; No. Oats, 241kc; No. 3 White, 25A@271he: No. 2 Rye, Prime Timothy Seed, s2 250D2 30; Mess Pork. per barrel, g so97 s5; Lard, per 100 pounds, $4 a21z95: Short Ribs Sides Qoose) s4 90@5 15; Dry ealted Shoulders (boxed). s4 371aG4 621s; Short Clear Sides Cboxed). s4 S6G14 30; Whiskey, dIstillers' finished goods. per gallon, $1 25; Sugars. Cut Loaf. unchanged.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10

Dec ?. and every fifth day thereafter. trans 9s- Alaska and G. N. Ky, at Tacoma to N. P. Ry., at Vancouver to z, P Ky ~ E. 1O IS, 2O 25. 30. Dec 6. and every fifth day thereafter. Cavucos. Port Harford (San Luis Obispo). Gaviota, Santa Barbara. Ventura. Hueneme, San Pedro East San Pedro Los Angelesl and Newport a. m, Nov. l. 5. g. 13. IT. 21. 25 2s. Dec S. and every fourth day thereafter.
 For San Diego, stopping only at Port Har- ford (San Luis Obispo) Santa Barbara. Port Los Angeles and Redondo Q1os Angeles). Il a. m. Nov B. T. Il, IS. IS, 13, N, Dec. | and every fourth day thereafter.
 For Ensenada, Magda1ena Bay, San Jose del Caho Mazatlan. Altata La Pax. Santa Rosalia and Guaymas (Mex.), 10 a. m-, 18th of every month.
 The company reserves the right to change without previous notice steamers. sailing dates PICKET OFFIOEA New Montgomery street (Palace HoteO.
 10 Market st.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10.

NOTE+In the above exposition of the tides the early morning tides given in the left hand column and the successive tides of the day in the order of occurrence to time. The second time column gives the second tide of the day the third time column the third tide and the last right hand column gives the last tide of the day. except when there but three tides, sometimes occur. The heights given additions to the soundings on the United States Coast Survey charts, except when minus sign e precedes the height
 and then the number given is subtracted from the depth given by the charts. The plane Of reference Is the mean of the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
CLOSING

LONDON Nov. 9.-Canadian Pacific, S4& Grand Trunk, 6qs; bar silver dull, 277sd; money 21kG3 per cent; Spanish 4s closed at All.
 PARIS, Nov 9.-Spanish As closed at 4. 2312
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
sH1PMENTs oF sPECIE.

Gatn to local eisculation. n............
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.

San Francisco data: MaNlmum tenperature, 66: minimum, 50; mean, 5S.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
 .' wharf San Francisco: ESEN For Alaskan ports, 10 a. rn., n EANSsSsnA Nov g. 2, 12, IT, %, 27, Dec. 2, \ EA NIEs%A transfer at Seattle
 k&MSH4 SAa For Victoria, Vancouver (B. E#A[<NaAs O. Port Townsend, Seattle, IS3SM Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes &ASM and New Whatcom CWash). 10
 2a 11
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-10
BAY AND RIVER STEAMERa
  TAKE THE BOAT TO SAN JOSE

Daily at 10 a.. From San Jose daily at s!S0 D. m Steamer Alviso, Clay-street wharf. Fare to San Jose, 35c; round trip. 6oc. Delightful bay excursions. Telephone Main 1850.
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01

initiate the money or currency vol.
ume by the emission of treasury
notes or silver coinage, and TO pro
vide FOR bonds IL has done 60.
The only thing we are surprised
ut il that il did not make the
bonds redeemahle IN gold. The
only reason il did not try to do 20
is because il was afraid Of the poIl-
tiral Influence Of such an attempt
We see no hope for silver Year
by yehr il goes down in pf,ce Int
tie 10y little, bat steadily. The av
erage monthly highest price y
touched IN 1896 was GS3 cents, II
1897 the average monthly highest
pfice was Ga 70 cents, and during
the present year tho highest aver
ago monthly price was IN May
when il was Sc 98 cents. It's lat,
slight advance is ~ sympathy Will
general advance Of most things
Denyer Mining Industry.
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01

Five hundred and fifty thou sand
dollars was the price paid Tor the
great taferuier peall. II war or.
lgInaly owned at Catfn, in Arabia,
and NJ Tnverulcr made the trip
from Paris To the desert city Of
Arabia for the express nrpose Of
purchasing the pearl abont which
80 much bad been raid and written
he went prepared to pay any
prlce. from 5000 to S0uo,UO0 Il
MAS thought thM he mugnt tutcet d
lu closing the bargain for about
&t2a.uOu bat this proved TO bc n
pipnt mistake. HE sum first was
-5OCOO bat tho deal remained open
or some days even after that offer
had been Increased To S315.OJO.
Fually the bergtin MAS clored for
sjlOOuO Pearl couuoisseurs dc
clnp that it Is not only he largest,
but almost the most perfect gem Of
It's kind known, brlng exactly two
inches in length, oval and of spot
less lustre Among the croWa
leweIs of England there Is pearl
over an inch long, and egg shaped,
which cost the government 1900,
400
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01
Notice for Publication in
Newspaper.


lA9 -, I,, m - " ,goo y : : -
- il'' - '''o'
Notice is hereby liych lhR ! has l
Cole, u Chester, llInule by ii"race n
Kngsbu,y, ati"r cy ~ fact whose roi
Nee ajdrs' - 'tattgn ~ ff4 OoliiNt
| New Mexico har tn = day f'ci MS apll
caIon ~ laleut ier sjlb I,ntar .tel o
the TRIANGLE WIN, ioPE Ok
MlNlitAL ~ POSI-, bearing s'lyef,
gold. copper and olhrr valuable miner.
ais with surIn, ground "bo Icet ~ Mldihl
s tuated IN tie ldtsk Range NinlhR
District County "l slrtrl ana ; itfihury
OF New MeSi'D' ala :, r. EIial = y t'ie
ltld notes ana 9i,'c''i ~ ~ ~ ~ NE
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01

The corruption OF mankind IL
che principle Of government il
Spain, 1t is believed 10y many in
THE country 70 be the controlling
julluence, aud tnat the time ia rap.
idly approaching when it will be-
the principle Of our government,
re & - IL Spain. All The world
knows h1W the principle has sent
Fnain down the creased toboegan
lide almost 10 hades, es we'll az
J " i sends every nation there.
= ,pner or later. One more national
u ,se oi iiannaisu, such as ihc
,autry bad Ia ls96, and THE
9 untry will be- partner Of Spain,
While Ne talk about poor, old
Spnn, We might well give few
thousht- to boodhug At home.
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01
FROM THE DENVER POST.

fhOM IHB DEN FL W &,
by lie Funny Man
There may be no battle scared
veterans among the Spanlards at
Santiago, but just now there are
many bottle-scared yeterns down
there,
Admiral Dewey's father was u
doctor, and the success of the son
10 killing people may be heredl
iary ,nlnt in his blood.
The military commando at
Atlanta has forbidden tho sale OF
home made pies and bircnlts 70 the
soldiers. He must have been 10
GENTLY married.
The whole country would breathe
rasirr II il wac known that Samp
son carries the left hind foot Oi
grave yard rabbit in his pocket, ss
Dewey does.
A Boston woman who wac nr-
rested Tor shopllfling the other
day bad nearly $1,000 iu currency
conceded III her hustle With
such heavy financial backing as
that she may escape punishment,
Col Phil Motbersll. of Engle,
las been promoted and is now u
~ ior ia the army. His tide Of
oolonp was en honorary one le-
slowed upon him because he bad .
colonely figure, toee ont while
walking, and bias relatives 10 Ken
iucky
Eastern society u said 10 be uot.
fied becanse Dewey har 10 pedl
pree to speak Of The cnrled dnr
llugs Of the parlor and reception
room would fam li-t our naval he
roes and blooded bull pups IN II e
same class.
The Kanshs city Stal seys man
who was decapiialed by railway
train near that city died instantly
iiow much betlct II II for man
~ tlat drplutahie sihte to dl, 1t
nee rather than hoger far da,s u
q hcedlesp CONDITION before giving
ip the struggle
The star ph2ars of the Lick OF
tsnatofy have discovered new
romet, tut have not yet been able
T. decide whether 10 name i,
DrMey on Ilobeon
A kana * editor cnims the pos
Session nt Persian ilho bush over
twenty-five feet Ia diameter An
editor who can hlac that must he
inv Iuable to BIS pery u Iocei
p1l,tlcaI campaign
While awaiting rltctrocution in
Sng Sing prison, Marln lno'n II
learning Spanish lie wisely dc
sirrr to IL nn.scH ia speaking puc
prevailing hnsuaer down vucrr Ii
ts going
Down Al patriotic Albuquerque a
brand ~ bottled hcrr hss been
named 'Santlngo,' aud the Samp
sonian cork pullers are keeping the
mir swapping With sharp. rcsouud
ing pops as they lnyfully pull the
Merrimacs from their Judgement
in the necks of the CLASSY hnrbofs.
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

In the District Court, Third Judicial
District Territory ~ NV Mexico,
County OF Sierra
The Bank Of Commerce,
Plaintiff,
The Chd Mining and smelling
Company, loln Baiu, + q.
bartlett. assi2nccs Of the 90
partnership of Creighton & No.
Graves. composed Of John rs
Creighton aud &. i Graves
John Crtjglt N, G T.
Gaayes 5 r. let, James )
Ri2Cr. David iraAmel ! 81
Clair Mack, NaGdrIl Buth-
g.s and COMPANY aud GrH-
field Brothers,
Defendants
The said dofenla : p Felt. james
s Rjzer, David RIaymcr, ana 81
clair Mack. are hereby notified that
suit IN equity has been commenced
against them and the other drfeydtrt-
,amed with tl,tm in the above entitled
cause. in The District Cuurl ol the rh.rd
Judicial District Of the Territory of NV
Mexico. for the County Of Sc n, ior the
foreclosure ul a certain IN 1T -e dee ! 81
trust given bN the defendant the CHh
Mining ard Smelling Company % tile
defendant. John Balm. tIustee. io secure
lsNment Is the defendants Creighton
ana Graves. ot cyltan ptomi-s ny note
frihe -um f hrce thousand don h. aud
interest iberrar, tuuytN Nlua Iu 4HU-t zts
sand Pain he ST. u me \ W Hnd
SN rfN-i ~ Section II, Town hIp
nj. SDlth,f Raj ge li BIT " * Wthat
lu djurs. toa.-, ua hHe and mpr
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION



NOTICE is III REBY GIVEN that
the following named settler has filed
Il, tice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, ard that
said proof viii be made before Probate
CLERK at Hil~boro, \ VI ON 4 gus s.
fsgs.v, DUDLEY n, RICHARDSON
Who made Homestead Entry No. ?l75.
far lhr 81 n and T. a
see. l3, \ NE. See Il +. II
S., Il. W, N Mer.
lie ngmts tie following win s-es e.
prove bis continuous residence upon ani
cnlt walton Of said land VIZ
lluv,y a Rirler, of lIill-loro, n NJ.
Louis sly, OF Tarta Blaca, y NJ
W. q hcals, Il Iltua Blanca. \. VI
Isaac J hnson ut TERRA Elauca. \ VI.
ANY person who desr TO protest
q ainst the allowance 81 sueh proof. or
who knows Il any substantial reas n,
under the law ana the regulation, ul the
Interior D.pirm Mt, WHY su b proof
-houli no. be- allow, q, Mil r. gwen an
ppouuuty al lhs above meuiL 4ed me
and place to q. r. eNumrr tte witnesses
- IA claimant. ard toOtIrr cyi,ic# =, Fl
febmtal # that submitted bv,lamant
EVIL SOLlGNAC.
Register
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01
ABoUI SILVER.

v anyone can see any reason to
,Nprrl tameti4te higher prices for
tilver ihsu those which now pre-
x.il. Ties oau look farther into he
fnlure than We can. Nhen the
N4r began i WAS common saying
ii lh- Wesl "a Il var would lead to
ihe ,nmonrtiz tion % SILVER lu
that opinion The Industry and r.,
sies dad not concur " believed
tine money influence, which Il
'een all powerful ~ our govern
u4nt fot over thirty years, aud
which every day grows more pow
stful aud lnsoleut on the success
npoo which il feeds, would do iust
what II has done That influence
EAs eG2es.eI to defeat all efforts TO
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01

AZ hitherto noted according to
the new railing Of the secretary Of
the interior, all applications for
4. S. patents for mining claims
must be accompanied by an alli
dayit that $500 worth Of work has
been expended for each claim. In
case Of group Of contiguous
claims " it can be shown TINT the
work done on any one Of them
went TO improve or develop the en-
lire group, such viii be admissible,
provided the niiidnyit shows that on
anch one clam the work or i'm
ptoyenent aggregates as many
mes $500 AZ there are claims IL
the group for Which pntent Is de.
sircd. For instance, If the sppIl
catiOn be fnr say five claims, Hn
aggregate II ~ 800 III work Or IN
pioyempnle mast be shown 10 have
been expended; euch $500 can
have been put entirely upon my
one Of the five, provided i be
shown that such amount tended to
improve OF develop the whole five
This ruling went into effect last
December, but ut the earnest 80.
llcitliou oi many mining men was
4uapcndrd uuhl july |, 1898
Nfter the fr-t Of next month there
wlll be 10 further extension OF
time aud II il important that tins
matter be given general heed
Sierra County advocate., 1898-07-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

70 Whom il May Concern
Notice il hereby given that on
luesiay, May 3lst, 1898, the under
,lgued was appointed hy the hon
1rahle Probate Court admlnlstratrlx
/ the estate nt Utto h. tieuiE,
deceased ALI parties indebted 20
ths estate are hereby required To
settle such lndeb,edne with me,
md all parties having claims
lgalnet this estnte are requested to
present the same Ia me for pay
nput, 10 the manner and within the
tine prescribed hS law.
Mrs ONO + GENTZ,
a, nlulstIhui nix
Hlllshoro.N NJ, Juue 10Th, lSgS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-05
He's In Washington.

, = Ow incredibly hard II Is for some
men who have had just a lit
tie whirl in the political merry
go-round to realize that they have had
theirs and that they are through. II
beats all. There is Montana's very es-
mabl citizen. Commodore Power. for
instance. of Missouri river navigation
fame. He occupied the Office of federal
senator for a time. although not with a
clear title to Montana's seat. Later on
he wanted to be a real senator with a
clean title, but when his republican
party had ~undisputed control Of the
legislative machinery of the state, he
couldn't make IL; and his career at
Washington closed. Yet his experience
at the national capital opened the COM
modore's eyes wide to h possibilities
know how to be UP and dressed and
right on the ground when something is
going on in which the federal govern
ment has a hand: h opening of a res
ervation. for instance.
The commodore has been lingering
lately in Washington; the Standards
Washington correspondent appears to
be of the opinion that the Montana nan
is still in hot pursuit OF Collector "a
Brown. That may be true. although
we are inclined to doubt II. 1t goes
without saying, however. that the COM
modore is mixing up in this states pat
ronage-or trying to. In Mr.. Hosford's
letter to the Standard for last Sunday
he remarked that Power. in a Washing
ton Post interview. praised the attitude
of President Mckinley in flattering
words. and, las soon as the president
had time to see the interview in print,
the ~x-senat went up to the white
house to inquire why he was per-
mitted to say nothing about the Non
tana patronage"
Probably the president referred Mr..
Power to Carter: at any rate more re-
cent word from the Standards Wash
ington bureau is that Commodore
Power has about given up his fight for
recognition in the matter OF Montana's
patronage. He has thus far been I'M
able to get beyond the white house. door
mat" It's the Standards opinion
that it's Washington correspondent
hasn't got exactly THE right steer and
that the matters in Montana which re-
late to the commodore's present activity
will come to the surface later N.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-05

n nan can make a mighty bad
I speculation even out of his APP
pointment to a postmastership-
and at h a the governments benef-
ciary need moi be an uncommonly dull
person. A little town called Nordhoff.
in New Jersey. had a postmaster who's
name Is Schnor. 1t was his misfortune.
while in the postal service. to be the
victim OF a rather startling bunco
game. Some person representing him
self as a postoffice inspector examined
the office and discontinued II as a
money order ONCE and got Schnor to
surrender the money order blanks.
The pretending inspector had an ac-
complete and between them they used
these blanks and had them cashed in
different parts of the country to the
extent OF 81. 300. Schnor was held re-
sponsible for this money because he did
not require the pretending inspector to
show his credentials. The verdict il
for the full amount OF the forged money
orders, with Interest and costs.
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A SPANISH EXPLANATION.
How the Name of the Pope Came to he
Mixed Up in the Matter.

Madrid, April 4. 1850 p. m.-The cor
respondent here of the associated press
has just had an interview with a high
parsonage of great authority, who
cleared NJ many discrepancies in pre-
vious reports. showing just how the pa
pal Intervention occurred. Unfortu-
nately the name of this high parsonage
mo be quoted. but no one is better
qualified to speak with knowledge of
the subject. This minister says: There
is no papal telegram whatever. What
happened was that the Spanish repre-
sentative at the vatican was approach
ed by Cardinal Rampolli who told him
the president of the United States had
allowed it to be understood that papal
Intervention would be acceptable. The
Spanish ambassador wired mere to that
effect. and indicated that he had sent a
categorical reply to President McKin-
ley. the terms having previously been
conceded 20 the last point consistent
with SPANS honor. We were certain
the pops would respect the rights and
honor of Spain, and agreed to his inter-
..vention. Ii was impossible for our
country to offer an armistice at the
suggestion of a foreign power, but when
the father of Christendom, without
force, but with vast moral power, Of
fered intervention. we could not refuse
IL, knowing well that reliance might be
Dldttu uGoh I'VE IhutlNhuChN JGdS hitit
So, not an armistice. but a truce, a
truce of God, has been agreed upon.
This, however, requires action upon the
part of the United States-consequen-
tial action to our concessions.
THE rebels nave been. not designed
ly we believe. assisted and encouraged
by the presence OF American warships
i'm the neighborhood of the island. A
continuance of this would initiate
against the pope's good offices, and
against the hopes of peace. We know
President Mckinley has worked for
peace. but an influence has been grow
ing like "a rising tide. and ii is now a
question whether any barrier or en-
bankment he would set acros it's prog
ress would be strong enough to with
stand its force. Spain has shown her
Willingness to secure peace by conces-
sions to the last point consistent with
her national honor. The future de-
ponds upon the power of h American
government in controlling hostile public
opinion"
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A Public Purpose.

. + Is not within the experience of the
average man that his name gets
great heralding on the fac that he
pays his debts. But Mark Twain Is not
an average man; 1t is his lot, rather
late in life, to be the subject of an over
flow of congratulation on the fact that
he has paid up what he owes. The
public Is acquainted with the story of
the reverses that for a time made life
miserable for the famous humorist. He
had been a long time on easy street.
He married wealth. His income from
the result of his own work was large.
He was no spendthrift. But he was a
partner In a printing and publishing
house that had engaged in disappoint-
ing ventures. Twain held the bag. He
was, two or three years & bankrupt
i'm a sum much larger than his credit
ors ever believed he could pay. Not
daunted, Twain ook the road for a
lecture tour around the world. Mon
tana towns were among the first In
which he appeared. The effect upon
his audiences in this region was like
that a man would make who was doing
something he didn't enjoy doing But
they say that Twain has paid up. This
report is a gratifying proof of his In
tegrity OF purpose: at the same time. 1t
il as clever an advertisement for Mr..
Twain's forthcoming new book as could
be devised. And in this instance there
car be no harm in turning Ill fortune TO
good account.
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He's Against II.
MONG those who feel sure that
n Spanish barbarity In Cuba is
none of this country's business

MONG those who feel sure hat
n spanish barbarity In Cuba is
none OF this country's business
is f.. j. Phelps. who was prominently
I'm view as a member OF this country's
displomatic corps in the Cleveland first
administration. On all occasions. Mr..
Phelps Is mentioned Al one of the
able" authorities on international law.
The price press is men,
tioning him with avish compliment
indeed. he Is a scholarly man-and he
Is also referred to as ar eminent DEM
ocrat." although in 1896 he made much
parade OF the fact hat he was for
Mckinley for president.
Mr.. Phelps il doematic in the express
sion Of his views. He puts his protest
agains, any wariike conduct on this
country's part In these words: The
idea that this country. or n
other. is justified in undertaking a
moral or political supervision over the
affairs OF its neighbors. and I'm correct-
ing by armed invasion the faults OF
their institutions or the mistakes of
their administration. or administering
charity to them by force. Is absolutely
inadmissible and Infinitely mischiev-
GUS"
A little International law learning has
evidently made Nr. Phelps mad. but
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eminent authority insists that h real
moral to the mule story Is that the boy
ought to have known better. to begin
with. The plain prose OF it Is that. while
yesterdays independent candidate
served a certain purpose in which
there's no glory. he didn't do Missoula's
straightforward democracy a bit OF
harm. The party proved that it could
spare him and still win.
IL was republican day i'm Bozeman
yesterday-that party captured three
aldermen out of four. in spite Of the
fact that the Standard. not longer ago
than last Sunday. quoted some Of A.
X. Yerkes' Bozeman Chronicle poetry.
In Livingston the republicans elected
two Of the three aldermen.