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BURGLARY N DAY TINE
THEY PLEAD not GUILTY
It u Alleged That They Tapped the TN
Of the Delmonico Rsstaurant-Two
Other Men Charged With Rob
bling . Sleeping Man.

Great Falls, May 31.-Robert Berry
and G. A. Scott. the two men accused
by the police OF having robbed E.. r.
Race of five boxes of cigars, were ar
raigned before Judge Burleigh this
afternoon. The cigar case. however.
was not the charge made against them.
The police, after they had the men
jagged, learned that they had visited
the Delmonico restaurant the same day
and had tapped the till for a bag OF
silver, amounting to ST or SIS, and IL
was this crime to which they pleaded
guilty this afternoon. The officers say
that they have sufficient evidence to
convict them. and the men were bound
over to the district court on the charge
of burglary in the daytime. Berry
claims to have worked for Thomas, the
Park street barber, in Butte. but left
his employ some three weeks ago.
The complaint charged a similar Of
tense against Frank Springer and
George Marsh. They are u of
having robed a sleeping nan in the
Milwaukee beer hall on Saturday night.
They also pleaded not guilty and were
bound over to the district court.
There was a long line of vags and
drunks In the police court this morn
ting. OF which Judge Hawkins mad
short work.
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BELTS VOLUNTEERS.
Omcers Are Elected and the Muster Roll
Shows Many Signatures.

Omcers Are Elected and the Muster Roll
shows Many signstnres.
Belt May 31.-Since Sunday the Belt
company Of volunteer infantry has ef-
fected a temporary organization. The
following are the temporary officers: A.
p. McAnneIly. captain; H.. H.Murphy.
first lieutenant; Prosper vanlippeloy,
second lieutenant. DR.. r. L. Buck
will act as clerk Of the company. Pros
per Vanlippeloy is we'll posted In all mil
itary movements. and will act as drill
master. There are a number Of men in
the company who have had military
training, n the company will o be
in first class shape for service. During
the past two days a number of men
have come in n asked to be allowed
tc sign the roll. The usual methods
will be pursued in bringing the COM
panY 10 the attention of the governor
and placing 1t at the service Of the gov
erEment.
Another mass meeting will be called
In a few days, when IL is believed the
company will be filled. In the mean
time the muster roll Is kept open at the
store of W. r. Glascock. and new
names are being added all the time. The
signatures up to the present time are
as follows: Bianehi Luigi, +. L. Buck.
NJ. F. Purcell, H. H. Murphy, Walter
Wilson. Prosper Vanlippeloy. Peter
Stafford, Thomas Callahan, John Tool,
William P. Sweeney. Pat Stevens, John
Zaiser, George Salko, Peter Markovic.
Jabez Hamer, JON Bamford, George
INITIAL. Morris Evans, w. H. Yarnell, r.
II. Raster. III. A. Shannon, Tom Sweet.
Adam Fortuna. c. II. McDermott. c.
w. Kellison. John Navak. George Hriv-
max. Thomas Lafferty. Frank Kulvaney.
Charles NJ. Kerr, Fred Sutherland. Mike
Tompko, James Jurcak. A. p. Mean
nelly. j. p. Madigan. Z. @. Carlson,
William Jaap. Charles Seiderholm.
Hugh Mclaughlin, Winfred Reynolds.
william Counts. Alex Pierce. z. j.
Fleming. VIM. Breslin. John Lee, Lars
Larson. Gust Johnson. Niklos Svenson.
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During the summer OF 1891 Charles
p. johnson, q well-known attorney OF
Louisville. KY. had a very severe TT
tack of summer complaint. Quite q
number Of different remedies were
tried. but failed to AFFORD any relief.
A friend who knew what was neede
procured him a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea RENE ly.
which quickly cured him, and he
thinks. saved his life. He says hat
there has not been q day since that time
that he has not had this remedy in his
household. He speaks of II In the high
est praise n takes much pleasure In
recommending IL when whenever an
opportunity is offered. For sale by
druggists.
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FERGUS COUNTY NEWS.

Do Jack, the chief OF the Chinese at
Lewistown, has gone to the coast for q
visit.
Mrs. william Barger has gone to
Hunters hot springs for a few weeks
in the quest OF better health.
Fred Coos of Maginnis has his cya-
hide plant In operation n the re-
suits are said to be very good. An
other cyanide mill IL being erected In
the Little Rockies.
Asa Carpenter, who has spent the
past month in a visit to his former
home In South Dakota. has returned
to Lewistown.
p. ]. Donohue. an architect Of Ana
conda. has been at Lewistown the past
week looking after the plans and spec
ihcations for the new high hoo
building.
A. T. Wright. cashier Of the Bank of
Fergus. will leave this week for q va
cation at his old home in Penn Yam.
n. Y.
w. r. Johnston. formerly . we'll
known citizep, of Maiden. Is now rum
ming a farm near Carlisle. Ill.
Miss Sallie Anderson of Masinnis
has returned from her VISIT at Salt
Lake city and IL now the guest OF Miss
Grace Harris of Lewistown.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. T.. n are plan
ming TO spend a portion OF the summer
in Ohio. Mrs. Bennett is in poor health
and IL II believed hat the trip will
benefit her.
Felix cGinn has. in response to a
telegram, gone to Carlisle. Ill. A suit
has just been terminated I'm his v
making him an heir to a large estate.
He will remain long enough to settle
UP the estates affairs.
Lewis Myers. who has held a respon-
sible position with the Fergus Land
and Live Stock company. has gone to
Connecticut where he will be married
TO an old schooiboy flame. Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers will make a short bridal
tour before returning to Fergus county.
j. w. Arthur has rented the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Stiles.
The latter will leave for the East this
week. where they will spend two
months in visiting friends and pela-
tives.
Oswald Lehman has gone to San Di-
ego. where NJ will join his brother.
Charles. The latter has been very IN
a I is nov in a serious condition.
w. 7. Mcfarland left to-day fog
Helena where he il a witness in the
case of Thomas Cruise VS.. ". NJ. Nc
/ Cauley. a contest over water rights on
Mcdonald creek
The Citizens Electric Light company
OF Lewis.own has let the contract for
the building of its fume to G. NJ. Stat
ford. the contract price being 81. $50.
There vii be iTs rods OF ditch.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, May M.-To-day's session saw
the close of perhaps the greatest wheat
deal in the annals OF the grain business.
The May option. which left on Saturday
at $l.Io. ranged to-day between $40 and
s1.25. closing at the lower figure. n loss
of soc a bushel. The slump in May coupled
with the bearish statistics, enormous
worlds shipments and bright crop pros
poets, caused a severe decline OF the de-
ferred futures In wheat. At the close July
showed a loss of eqehc and September
2a2,4o.
The demand In the wheat pit to-day was
from shorts. who took advantage of the
break TO buy In and secure profits. July
had a sensational decline during which
some longs sold out. 1t started at from
$1.M to $1.02 and was offered down from
Lac at each trade until IL had dropped to
a1sc. II recovered a portion Of the decline
later Will a little help from Letter.
May. which closed Saturday at s1.75,
opened to-day AT $40. and quickly drop
ped to S.g In the first few minutes. The
evident intention was to make q price for
the heavy receipts hat were offered in
the sample market. The trade was con-
fined TO Letter brokers. who were both
buyers and sellers. and made what price
they chose.
The crop news al home and abroad
could scarcely have been more bearish.
The visible supply increased nearly 10000
bushels where a small decrease was ex-
pected.
July closed at s7Isassc. a loss Of sasxc.
September closed at slhGSIhc. May closed
at 81 %. a loss of soc.
There was a quick dip In corn at the
start on large receipts and the wheat
break. II rallied very soon, however. OF
good buying and wet weather reports.
July closed &C higher.
In oats a moderately large business was
done. July closed NC higher.
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Chicago has been spending several days
his week with relatives in Drummond.
She returned TO New Chicago Friday
evening.
Deputy She sif Tom Fisher went to
Bearmouth Tussduy on official business.
DR.. Craven of New Chicago was In
town Monday.
MIR. Hyde of Deer Lodge was in town
Tuesday.
X. i. Holland OF Philipsburg was in
town Saturday morning.
Mrs. .. IL. Morse and her daughter.
Mrs. l.. f.. Paskill. left here Monday
on a trip to the East. They will spend
a week or two at the Trans Mississippi
and International Exposition at On
aha.
Mrs. S. Norton of New Chicago went
to Missoula Saturday morning.
j. w. Blair OF Helmville went e
Helena Tuesday to look after business
interests.
+. w Herring of MissouIa spent lev
eral days In Drummond and vicinity
this week.
Mrs. +. Durand drove over from
New Chicago Tuesday.
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GLASGOW NEWS.

Great Falls, May 31.-The people Of
Glasgow assembled in the court house
last evening and Joined in some simple,
but sincere. Memorial day exercises.
M. E. Miner, the stockman of Saco,
was one of the witnesses in the Black
man trial.
The Square roundup has reached Will
low creek and is now working down that
stream.
f. w. Tucke is preparing to erect a
very substantial dwelling in Glasgow
This spring. 1t will be a 14-room frame
structure.
Charles Hunter of Saco has been re-
instated az a member of the board OF
commissioners of Valley county, the
other members Of the board following
the recent decision of the supreme court
in the matter.
The Circle Diamond roundup is now
working up the north side of the river
from Wolf point under the supervision
of John Survant.
Charles Kert, who, a few months ago,
went to Alaska, and after a short time
returned. dissatisfied with the northern
country, has settled at Saco On his re-
turn he went to Castle, but later con-
cluded tina Valley county was good
enough for him. He will be Joined in a
few days by Mrs. Kertz, who is now In
the East.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange Nsws-Minins stocks.
Metal ouotataons-Wool Prices and
Movsmsnts-0rain and Pro-
auos-Rsview Of Trade.

New York, May 31.-To-day's stock mar
ket was, active and strong. but the ac-
tivity and strength were not by any
means uniformly distributed. The gran
gers exercised q powerful sustaining in
iuence and Rock Island was tho feature
of the group.
st. Paul closed the day with . net gain
Of over 2 points. h advance being en-
couraged by published reassurances as to
the permanent character Of the improve
ment charged to the large operating ex-
penses for April.
The newly published statement OF the
Burlineton's April earnings. with a SINH
larry large proportion absorbed in operat-
ing expenses. was a drag on that stock
early In the day. but its tone improved
later and there was a net rise OF rs
points. The buoyancy in Rock Island was
accompanied by a notable show Of
strength in others OF the flower group.
Peoples Gas was the most conspicuous
stock in the list and rose at one time 81
points, but lost nearly a point on realiz-
ing Brooklyn Transit was also up nearly
2 points at one time. The recent rise in
the iron stocks was continued to-day.
Minnesota Iron and Illinois Steel rose re-
spectively 3 and 2Ls points. The recent en-
Try into the directory OF the ililnots coh-
pany of a powerful financial interest has
led to rumors of extensive combinations In
the iron and steel business, and this Is
the ground for the rise In these stocks.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois rose Ga points
and Northern Pacific preferred. Union
Pacific preferred and Sugar also devel-
oped strength. A rise of 81 in Delaware
& Hudson should also be mentioned.
The ~buoyancy Of so large a number OF
important stocks was sufficient to carry
the whole market upwards. but the
strength was much less notable at other
points i'm the list. London bought stocks
In this market and a beneficent effect
was felt I'm the definite locating of Ad-
miral Cervera's feet in Santiago harbor.
But the benefit from this factor was due
principally to it's giving freer play to con-
ditions generally affecting different stocks.
Manhattan and Metropolitan Street Rail
way gave some positive evidence of de-
preston and Il was with difficulty that
they rose at any time above Saturdays
level. A fair amount of commission house
orders to buy had accumulated over the
double holiday and helped on the rise.
Dealings in bonds were in fair volume
and were well distributed. gains being
general throughout the list. Total sales
81. $50. 900. u. s. old As coupon advanced :.
per cent. i'm the bid price. There was a
sale at HIS. a decline of X from the last
sale. Otherwise there was no change.
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Financial CmbIsgraus.

New York. May 31.-The Evening Posts
London financial cabiegram says: The
stock markets here were quiet but fairly
firm to-day on cheap money. Americans
and Grand Trunks were active n were
quite the best markets The buying Of
Americans was chiefly for New York and
the continent. but there are signs of more
buying here. Braxils were easier or a re-
action I'm exchange. Spanish as were sta
tionary. The gold premium was 50 to-day
after touching rs on Saturday. Continental
demand for gold at rs stkd Is becoming
keener. but q scarcity of bills has forced
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New York wheat.

New York. May 1.-The May wheat
deal at Chicago and New York ended
rather ANONYMOUSLY to-day. Extreme
weakness instead of the fireworks" ex-
pected marked the closing scenes OF one
of the most famous corners in years. IL
had been confidently expected for weeks
past hat the Chicago clique would run
the price OF May there up to 81 per bushel.
The break TO help the local market in
proportion. Too much publicity. however,
had been given the deal, and farmers in
all parts of the country scraped their bins
and poured wheat into both of the above
markets to catch the phenomenal prices
predicted.
AT Chicago much Of this wheat was ia
ken by clique operators as Il arrived. but
locally the grain became somewhat of a
drug on the market. Only one result
could follow such proceedings, and that
was a general downfall in prices. begin
ming here. Shorts were speedily filled up
and for some days the May option has
been declining steadily. reaching Sill to-
day At New York against sales at 81. 81
early in the month.
July broke in proportion, selling off to
81 .oia., after early sales to-day at 81. ll1a
and closed at $40.
News of all sorts from weekly statistics
OF crop advices were all favorable to the
bear attack which accompanied this de-
cline in prices. The only support came
from foreign houses at the opening and a
little covering by shorts near the close.
The feature was a sale of 5000 bushels
No. . red. presumably for French account.
at S.OSq1.l 10 and near lots sales of con-
tract wheat amounting TO 1S5. 900 bushels
at 81 .34d1 "a. mainly at s1.35. The latter
was supposed to be for Letter. attributed
to a desire on the clique's part to stay the
decline.
Future price levels were dependent
somewhat upon crop prospects unless as
IL already intimated. the clique takes hold
of July and booms II with the aid Of Eu-
ropean demand and a scarcity of cash
supplies i'm this country.
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OTHER MARE ETS
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha, May ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1000.
Market light, heavy and slow. Native
beef steers. s4d4 .e5: Western steers. 1.so
ms.4 20: cows and heifers. 81 70: stock
ers and feeders. s.. aom5.
Hogs-Receipts. 900. Market strong and
Be- higher. Heavy. A.loa4.2 q; mixed. N.lon
as: light. A.05d4.15; bulk OF sales, H.l2is
G4.15.
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives. 81. 10d4. 40; fair 60
choice Westerns. s.. 6oa4.30; lambs, $3.50
5.75.
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HIUI3lHIN

PrLs.ry. seeoaa.r,- or s~sr..Iy syphilis per
manentiy rursa 10 u TO 3S days. You can be
treated AZ home for the same price unter same
guarantee. IL you prefer N come here Ne viii
contract 10 pay railroad fare ana hotel bills. and
no charge n We fail % cure II you have taken Msr
eury. fodids Potash Sand stin have aches and
pains, Naesas Pstehss In mouth, Sore Threat.
Pin pies. Copper Colored spots. Ulcers on any
Z this SyphIlitic FOLSOM thar -s guar
aatee TO cure. We solicit the most obstinate
eases and ehalisnge the world for . case We can
Got cure. This disease has always banaea the
skill Of the most eminent physicians. $500. 900
capital b-hiad cur uheonditieaal guaranty. Alb
soiut. proofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress Cook Remedy Co. .5Ao Masonic rsuplA
Chleass. IL
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Great Falls. May 31.-This afternoon
John ]. Ellis started suit against the
Neihart Railroad Mining company for
the sum of $235. with Interest from
January, 1892. The claim is made up
of several small claims assigned to the
plaintiff. The Hotter Lumber company
also instituted suit against Charles
wegner to recover the sum of $5SS.42
with interest at 10 per cent from June
10, 1893, the sum asked in the judgment
being the balance due on a note. The
hearing of William Splan, charged with
feloniously altering or defacing the
brand on a COW. was postponed from
his morning until tomorrow morning.
In the suit of Edward Davis versus
Jesse L. Henry ct al. the hearing was
postponed until Saturday. A case
brought on change Of venue from
Meagher county to Cascade county and
entitled George r. Choate versus AL
mon Spencer ct al. was dismissed by
the court for want Of prosecution.
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Gair-Temple.

Great Falls, May 31.-This evening.
ut the residence of the groom on the
south side. occurred the wedding of
William J.. Gair to Miss Rose Ann Tenn
pie. John T. Lyons. uncle Of the bride,
gave her away. while Isaac Rafter as
best a and Miss May Postum as
bridesmaid, stood up with the bridal
pair. The ceremony was performed by
w. b. Burleigh, justice of the peace.
The groom is a well-known young man
of Great Falls. having been engaged in
the plumbing business here for some
time. The bride arrived in the city
recently from her home in Minnesota
They will go to housekeeping immedi-
ately on the south side.
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New York. May 3l-Money on call
steady at 1k62 per cent. Last loans. 2 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3%Q4s per
cent. Sterling exchange easier. with sc-
tual business In bankers bills at 1850
aSk for demand and A.s4d4 s4ls for 90
ciaI bills, H.06<.s3iS Silver certificates.
5sLc. Mexican dollars. tshc. Government
bonds strong. state bonds dun. railroad
bonds strong.
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there 10 an instrument 1T each desk.
a. well AZ In each OF the rooms Of the
big smslter. As thu institution also has
connection with the city system. and
also the long distance line. h new ar
rangement Is exceedingly convenient.
and any one working there may call up
Butte or Helena. as well as any other
part Of the works, or any instrument on
the city circuit.
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Says So.

Cascarcts Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful
medical discovery Of the age, pleasant and 70
the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire
system, dispel colds, cure headaches, fever. habit.
ual constipation and biiiousness. Please buy and
try q box of C.. c. O. TODAY; 10, 20, SO centa
Sold and guaranteed 10 cure by ali druggists.
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Receipts. shipments.
Live stock.

Chicago. May 3l-CsttIe-Prices Of cat
tie to-day were loo higher as a result of
the greatly reduced supplies. Beef steers.
e4a5.9: Western steers. A.$0n4. 90 stock
ers and feeders. A.zn4.75: cows and heif-
ers. 8. kl4; anners G.59d3.S: Texas
steers. 81 g<I4 20
Hogs-As d result of the collapse OF the
prices last week supplies Of hogs show a
big falling on. There was an Improvement
Of 5giOc. Fair TO choice. N.Zgi.E. pack
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Our American Policy.

The policy Of this country regarding foreign
com plications seems likely TO remain conserva-
tive. The Monroe doctrine, according TO the
declaration of our leading politicians, will be
sustained. but patience and prudence in official
quarters will restrain the exubersnce Of public
for the rheumatic and the malarious is to use
Hostetter's Stomsch Bitters, which also cures
Kidney complaint and dyspepsia.
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Montana Patents.
Ispatch TO the Standard

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Washington. May s1.-Montana patents:
John r. BrazeIton. Butte. scale weight:
Thomas Fl. Deckert Forsyth. musical in
strument: Robert g, Mcdowell. Anaconda.
vehicle wheel.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: No. 9
spring. wheat. s5cas1 .05: No. , spring
wheat. s1.g: No. 2 red. 3sisc: No. . corn.
26nc: No. 2 oats. &c; No. 2 white. 2s.c:
No. 3 white, soc; No. 2 rye. ssd5lc: No. l
fax seed. .; NV. N.2e: prime timothy
seed. s. .sea2.s5: mess pork. per barrel.
81 45G1i.O; lard. per 100 pounds. s.. zoo
s.Z: short ribs sides. loose. N.Sds ~: dry
salted shoulders. boxed. 5a5I.c: short clear
sides. boxed. s6.359s.5.
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Casino Theater
Y. Galena St., Butte. Mont
Leading Vaudeville House 10 the Northwest
New Attractions Every Week

ARMSTRONG q O'NEILL. Fun IN .
Club" STARKEY 4 RATHBUN. Mast
ters Supreme of the Triple Horizontal
Bars. TRIXEDA. In Fantastic Dances
MINoNA. i'm Character S~poclalties. Prof.
Holmes Diorama OF the American Navy.
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IN DRUM M0kO.

Special Correspondence NJ the Standard.
Drummond. May G.-Tom Dooley
went to Missoula Monday on business.
Miss Amanda Featherman OF New
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Metal Market.

New York. May 3.-Pie iron warrants.
Ss.50Hs.&. Lake copper. II. ioc. Tin.
IA. 500 IA SOC. Spelter. 4.3od4. zoe. Lead. 3.son
3.Sc. Tn firm that fixes the selling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead at
3.G5c at the close. Bar silver. 5SSc.
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New York, May 31.-The statement OF
the visible supply of grain In store ana
afioat on Saturday. May Is. as compiled
by the New York Stock exchange. Il as
follows:
Wheat, 2 ,s7e. 900 bushels: Increase, ss7. 900
bushels.
Corn. 20, lis, 900 bushels: increase. GIL. 0O0
bushels.
Oats. 7.1s7. 900 bushels: increase, s1s. 900
bushels.
Rye. 1,42o.0N bushels; decrease. 5000
bushels.
Barley. 5ss. 900 bushels: Increase, 2i.0oo
bushels.
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The reliable war bulletins of the Ana
conda Standard will be posted regular
ly in the Silver Dollar.
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San Francisco. May 3l.-Fall woods
Southern coast lambs. 7dsc: San Joaquin
lambs. Ease: Northern lambs. ual2c:
lambs, 1idi2c; San JOAQUIN
plains. 7aec; Humboldt and Mendocino,
4Ql5c.
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Treasury statement.

Washington. May I.-To-dsy's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. Slss, so7, is2:
gold reserve. Sl1t. 922, l42.
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b. & Ms Telephone Facilities.
Great Falls, May 3l.-The Boston e.
Montana smelter has placed a central
telephone Office at its works. and now