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for whom he has the highest respect
must surely have brought this suit hastily
and perhaps was a little pidued for the
reason that Directors Dunlap. Herzog and
Lane did not take him into their conf
dence before passing the resolution on
March is. 1888, or else he would have rec
ognized the inequity of e~ndeavorins by
this suit to prevent the defendant Dunlap
from recovering a part Of the money
which the plaintiff induced aim to invest
in a losing enterprise.
Under all the circumstances the court
will hold in this case:
"First-That the transfer of the stock OF
the Electric City Telephone company to
Dunlap was illegal.
"~Second-That the sale to Murray and
Sommers was legal and will be con-
firmed.
"Third-That the switch boards and tel
ephones are held by Dunlap for the use
and benefit of the Electric City Telephone
company.
"Fourth-That the injunction heretofore
granted i'm this case be dissolved"
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Another Foot Race at Belt.

Great Falls, June 30.-There is to be
another foo race at Belt. II VIII be neld
at Island park next Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. and Hanson, who ran be-
fore against Duckett. and William Nc
Donnell are to be the contestants. The
distance is to be one-half mile and the
stake 800 a side. j. j. Kinney is stake
holder. This race promises to be quite
exciting. although Hanson seems to be
the favorite. Mcdonnell ran a half-mile
race Sept. 10 last and made a very good
showing. in fact beating Hanson, who
was in the same race. though not win
ming the race. There will probably not
be much side betting. as n made
such good time In his late race with
Duckett that few will care TO back Nc
Donnell until he has shown what he can
do in a half mile.
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PRACTICALLY ALL SETTLED.
Great Falls Citizens Committee Comes
To an Agreement with the
Wafer Company.

Great Falls, June 30.-The special
water committee. which Is composed OF
Messrs. Andrew Rinker, o. :. Ford and
John n. Bridges as representative tax
payers. and Aldermen o. L. Wads-
worth, jr, /. o.. Jarl inc J. j. MELON
nell and the mayor. r. ]. Fitzgerald,
held a meeting this evening at which
all members were present. l.. G.
Phelps. president OF the water com
pany. was also there. The purpose Of
the meeting was the discussion of the
purchase by the city and an arrange
ment OF the minor details. The meet
ing was necessarily long, as there were
many things to be considered. but the
outcome was very satisfactory to all
concerned.
MIR. Phelps. for the company. guaran-
teed that the present revenue from
water rentals would prove to be sac. 600.
He also promised to par in the
course OF a few days. an inventory,
which should include all of the COM
pany's property, both real and per-
sonal, n which report will be turned
over to the city at the contamination
Of the purchase. He also stated that he
rot endeavor TO secure a bid for the
city bonds at par. and there is very lit
tie dou of his ability TO do so. This
is practically all that remains to be
settled. and as soon as the bond cleo
tion has been held and the bonds are
authorized by the taxpayers. as there
seems to be 10 doubt that they will be,
the deal will be complete.
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Filed for

Great Falls, June 30.-The following
papers were filed for record in the court
house to-day:
Great Falls Water Power and Town.
site Co. to Richard Graham, deed; con-
sideration, $500; lots 1 I'M 2. block 40,
Great Falls.
United States to Edward Q. Blain,
patent; southwest quarter of northwest
quarter and west half of southwest
quarter, section 3. and southeast quar-
ter of southeast quarter, section 4, town.
ship 16 north. range 1 East.
United States to Edward Q. Blain,
patent; southeast quarter of southwest
quarter, and southwest quarter of south
east quarter. section 81; northeast quar-
ter of northwest quarter and northwest
quarter of northeast quarter. section 20,
township IL north, range i east.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

j. A. Bright, h Highwood rancher.
is in the city making spring purchases.
Mrs. T. H.. Brennan and children Of
Anaconda are visiting Mrs. Nina Bros
nan of this city.
Frank Petit of Sheep Camp has re-
turned to his home after a weeks visit
with friends in this city.
p. ]. Pheeney of the Great Northern
is entertaining his sister, Miss Maria
+. Pheeney of Winona, Mimi.
f. Parr of Bowling Green, Va, who
has the contract for several mail
routes in Montana, is in the city to-
day.
NJ J. Paisley of Neihart is in the CITY
on his way to the Blackfeet reserva-
ton, where he will prospect through
the summer
Frank Huy, formerly of this city but
now engaged in ranching and mining
near Stanford, is in the city for a brief
visit to friends.
The train from the East was two
hours late this morning, having been
delayed by the obstruction of the wreck
reported yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heberlein have
removed to Butte, where Mr.. Heber-
lein has a position in the assay office
of the Boston & Montana smelter.
Jacob Wertin was fined 81 n cost,
amounting in all to s22. 60. for killing
a valuable st. Bernard dog belonging
to John Osterman of Little Chicago.
The charge was malicious mischief.
Charles Gable, an operator for the
Great Northern in this city. has re-
signed his position. Somebody's ago he
took the examination for the United
States signal corps service and he has
accepted and is ordered ~ hold him
self in readiness to report for duty. p
II. Leo is another operator who has.
also resigned for the same reason.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Minirg Stocks.
Metal Quotations-Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York. June So.-The continued dull
ness of the stock market to-day justified
the Judgment Of the members of the To-
cal exchange that IL was hardly worth
while TO keep open for Saturdays half
DAY trading preceding Mondays holiday.
"A great part OF to-day's business con-
sisted OF closing up and evening up old
contracts preparatory to the three-days'
cessation OF trade. This dullness in the
market in the face of the actual existence
OF war is IN striking contrast to the ex-
treme nervousness which dictated the alb
oiiuon or the usual stock exchange holi-
day on Good Friday last, when there was
daily expectation of the presentation of
the report on the Maine disaster to con-
gress and an outbreak OF hostilities
against Spain. Stock exchange members
then insisted upon holding a session to
anord opportunity TO sell stocks in the
fear OF what has now actually come TO
pass. and which having come to pass finds
prices at an extremely high level, firmly
maintained. Duh as to-day's market was.
the demand for stocks clearly exceeded
the supply and there was a quiet absorp-
ton OF securities through a widely ex-
tended list. Business continued largely
professional but there was some commits
sion house business done, the outside buy
ing being attributed to Western sources
and being especially manifest i'm the
'boN' ~ nv
tone of the wheat market.
Sugar continued Its advance. but lost
II before the day closed. Peoples Gas was
up at one time 2R points and Brooklyn
Transit gained a point. A movement to
realize on the days advances late in the
afternoon caused a sharp reaction. which
was most marked in the stocks which had
shown the largest gains, and in Which
Tobacco also shared. Pullman showed a
further striking advance and touched
D7h. The buying Is said to be due TO a
pending distribution of the company's
large surplus. Doubts over some inter-
probation of the new revenue law. which
goes into force tomorrow. had an inhu-
ence on speculation.
In bonds there was a reaction in Texas
a Pacific Ids on realizing. Otherwise
prices were firmly held. Total sales. 81. ESQ.,
O00.
Old y. 5. As coupon advanced Il per
cent. and the news Is Il per cent in the
bid price.
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Preparing for the Fourth.

Great Falls, June 30.-The committees
appointed for the Fourth of July cele-
bration have about completed their
work and ii is likely that the day will
be celebrated al never before i'm this
town. A large sum Of money has been
collected and this will be used to the
best advantage. The executive com
mittee has issued a request to the bust
ness men of the city. asking them to
decorate their places of business. While
the request was probably unnecessary,
the committee thought it best to call
public attention to the matter. so that
there might be no forgetfulness.
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GREAT FALLS RACES.
All the Conditions Favorable for a sue
cessfuI Meeting.


Great Falls, June 30.-The executive
committee having charge of the racing
programme for next September held a
meeting this evening in the offices of
stanton q Stanton. John I. Athey
was made chairman of the joint COM
mittee OF racing and the agricultural
fair. c. IL. Clark was selected for
secretary. The matter of finances was
very thoroughly discussed. The guar
antee FUND for the racing is already I'm
excess of 81, 500, and additions are be-
ing made to ii constantly. The fair
has a guarantee fund of something
over $1,000. The committee estimates
that the gate receipts will be q. least
$40, 900. while the receipts from the sale
of privileges should net $1,000 more. The
directors Of the fair have advertised
premiums amounting to SO. 500. This Is
the state of affairs at the present time.
1t was said this evening that there
would be plenty OF money to pay all
expenses, and il was likely that there
would be a surplus. The races held six
years ago netted a little more than $500,
and they were not conducted on any.
thing like the scale proposed for Sep
TENDER. People have more money
now, and the reports from tributary
country are unanimously indicative of
a big crowd from the outside.
The question of the division of the
gate receipts between the fair and the
racing association is to be decided lat
or. 1t has been suggested that as the
racing will be the larger affair it may
be well for the racing committee to as
sumo responsibility for the whole n
take all of the receipts. In the mean
time a committee composed of Messrs.
Curtis, Phillips and G. II. Clark will
visit Butte on Saturday and consult
with Manager f. A. Upton as to gen.
eral arrangements.
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New York. June D-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here. including Americans,
were steady but without business. There
was no special feature.
The reduction in the Bank OF England's
discount rate has come a week sooner
than expected. 1t was good policy Of the
directors, however. to make the move
ment. for they have done a much larger
loan business than they would have lone
otherwise. Probably e2.O00.o 900 were lent
to-day. the money being wanted for the
customary half-year requirements. A
Dutch loan for 6.sl5. 600 forms, about e23,-
10000, is announced. the interest being 3
per cent. Speyer Bros. and the Union
Bank of London will receive subscriptions
in London. An Indian loan for Ed O0O, 900 is
expected within the next 10 days
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picking UP THE CLIPS
Several Sales of Wool in the Re-
moter Country Districts.
SHEARING is GOING ON
Prices Rule Between Is and 10 Cents.
No ale Have Yet Been Effected at
Great Falls. but Transfers Are
Made at the Minor Markets.

Great Falls. June 30.-While no sales
of wool ave been made as yet at this
clips here and there in the country
away from the railroad. Several more
have been reported from Saco They
were all taken by the representative of
jeremiah Williams & Co.. and brought
the following prices: Powell Bros, 15A
cents; w. III. Taylor. same price; ii. w.
Davis, 15% cents; Calvin < Jordan,
same price; Henderson & Wright, 151a
cents.
Shearing is progressing rapidly at
Benton, Malta and other places along
the line of the Great Northern. Last
year the buyers chartered a special car
20 visit these minor markets, but they
ave not as yet signiied their intention
in the matter.
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Taking No Chances.-"Isn't there some
thing in my policy?" asked a caller at a
La Sale street insurance office the other
day. about my having to report any
change of residence"
yes. sir" said the man nearest the
desk. picking up a pen. Where AVE YOU
moved tor
~ haven't moved anywhere" rejolned
the caller. 81 have made a change In my
residence by painting II a light straw col
or and putting a Jack on the kitchen
chimney. ! think that's all. Good day
Chicago Tribune.
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Wool Auction sales.

London, June s0-The wool sales were
continued to-day with a large attendance
of buyers. The number Of bales offered
was 10. 4G9. including a lot OF woods suita-
bic for America. The following are the
sales in detail.
New South wales. 2.lOO bales-Scoured.
l0igdn1s Sd greasy GalOd.
Queensland. lp9 b~ales-Scoursd. lsi@dd
4iZd: greasy, 6hHsizd.
Victoria. l,ao bales-Scoured. idHls 5lgd:
greasy. ss4Nlllzd.
West Australia. GO bales-ScOured Is
2lzdgis sgd: greasy. 4Aa5lzd.
Tasmania. 100 b~ales-ScOuTed. 81 Is:
greasy. GIzd624d.
New Zealand. 800 ~bsles-SCoured. 6izdd
Is I'd; greasy. 5Lzqlld.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. CO.. bales
Greasy, 54g7t.d.
London silver Markst.
London. June so.-Bar silver. q Sled per
ounce.
Liverpool wheat.
Liverpool. June 0.-wheat-Futures
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Beware Of Ointmeuts for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely dersnge the whole system
when entering IL through the mucous surfaces.
such articles should never BE- used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hairs Catsrrh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney & Co, To-
ledo, o.. contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, acting direct upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. IL is taken in.
ternally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by n. j.
Cheney a Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price Use per bottle.
Halls Family Pins are the best.
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Marriage Licenses.

Great Falls, June 30.-Marriage Ii
censes have been issued by the clerk OF
the district court to Valentine Neigbauer
and Miss Annie Wirbinski and to Henry
l.. Massey and Miss Louisa Lucille Ba-
ker. all of Great Falls. Miss Della Fill
liam received the consent OF her father
to her union with ID. r.. Connor and a
license was accordingly issued to them
aIsO-
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Hotel Arrivals.

The Great Falls-R. F. Tate, Column
bia Falls; w. III. Paynter, Somerset,
KY; $. II. Brown, Choteau; 8. f. Jane
son, Cascade; N. E~dmonston, Shelby;
s.. Wells, Deep Creek; Frank Ellis,
Deep Creek; w. D.. Burch. Cascade:
j. ID. Clark, Cascade; E. A.. Santee,
Box Elder; Miss Amy Hames. st. Paul:
L. Smectli and children. st. Paul: j. X.
Surin, Butte; f. S. Johnson, Helena c.
B.. Ellis. Helena; s. NJ. Hughes, Ulm;
j. z. Chamberlain. Butte.
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I'll Err MARKETS.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. June observation-disclosures. LOO.
Market strong and 5alOc higher. Native
beef steers. s<d4. 90: Western steers. So 81
"a b: Texas steers, 50 .5Oa4 20: COWS and
heifers. 81. 5Oa4 IS; stocker snnd feeders,
s.. s0d4.S5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market 5d1Oc low
err. Heavy. S.52n3.62; mixed. s.. j2n3. s.:
bulk of sales, s.. 52d3. IS.
Sheep-Receipts, l.JO0. Market strong.
Fair to choice natives. A04.75; fair to
choice Westerns. 81. S0d4 90, common and
stock sheep, 50 .50Q4.25: lambs. 81. 50qs.
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Cash Quotations.
Live Stock.

Chicago. June 30-Cattie-Cattle were in
good demand at stronge prices. Choice
steers, S.90n5. IS; medium. 81 .eOq4. 20; beef
steers. A.l0g4.55; stockers and feeders.
81 .5Oq5: bulls, s.. I5Q4.l5: cows and heifers.
ts.l0g4; calves, $407; Western steers. s. ~
a.. so.
Hogs-Hogs were slow and lower. Fair
to choice, S,70q3.so; packers. s3.60d3.65:
butchers. SO. 46q3.75; mixed. 50. 6oq3 20:
light, S3.55d3.7 5; pigs. s.. 55a3 60.
S~heep-Sheep were In good demand at
steady prices. Common. s3G3. 80; choice
muttons. A.50a4 IS; rams. H.25G3.25.
spring lambs, 81 .25d4.75.
Receipts-Cattle. 100; hogs. -, go:
sheen. l6. OOO.
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TEAM RAN AWAY.
DIR. Alternately Has a Cut Forehead and
Miss whitehead Is bruised.

Miss whitehead Is bruised.
Great Falls, June 3o.-The delivery
team of the Sand Coulee Coal compa-
ny's store ran away while deliveries
were being made at Shacktown yester-
day afternoon. Ernest Alternately, the
driver, was thrown out of the wagon,
falling over the dashboard and between
the two horses, being kicked by one OF
them. His forehead was cut and a doc
tor was called to put three stitches in
II. Miss Nora Whitehead was in the
wagon at the time and was thrown out.
about 100 feet further, the wagon run
ming over her and bruising her consid-
erably. but fortunately no bones were
broken. 1t is supposed that the noise
of some one drumming on a tin can or
the wagon running over it was what
frightened the horses.
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Proposed Alliance with England.

II the United States and England should form
an alliance, the combined strength would be so
great that there would be little chance for
enemies 10 overcome us. In a like manner,
when men and women keep up their bodily
strength with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, there
is little chance of attacks from disease. The old
time remedy enriches the blood, builds up the
muscles. stesdies the nerves and increases the
appetite. Try il.
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Metal Market.

New York. IN s0.-Pig iron warrants,
81. 5cd6.5 Lake copper. II. 75d11. S7ikc. TIN,
1S.30ai5. soc. Spelter, 4.S0n5. l5c. Lead. $3.50
&c. The firm hat fixes the selling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead at
3.15c at the close. Bar silver, 59Lc.
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Csscsrets Candy Cathartic, tho most wonderful
medical discovery of the age, pleasant and 70
this kidneys, liver and bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds, cure headaches, fever. habit.
usl constipation and hiliousness. Please buy and
Sold and guaranteed to cure by ali druggista
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SANTIAGO de Cuba.

The streets, harbor and MORO Castle
are fully pictured in The Standards
war premium. THE American Navy
Ii will pay you to subscribe for the
daily for a period In order to obtain
the work. The daily for six months for
So, including the book, or the daily one
year for $40. with the book free.
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Sterling exchange. A.s5d4Sa. with actual
business i'm bankers bills at A.S44d4.Nx
for demand and A.s5 for @ days. Posted
rates. A.s5is. Commercial bills. N.s3. Sill
Yer certificates, 59lzc. Mexican dollars,
SAC. Government bonds strong. state
bonds dull, railroad bonds strong.
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San Francisco. Jun m.-Spring woods
Nevada. l0Hlic. Oregon. eastern, l0a lie:
valley, l5d17c; Northern l4d15c. Fall woods
Northern mountain lambs, sale: noun
tain lambs. sdl0c; San Joaquin plains, 66
Sc; Humboldt and Mendocino, llalJc.
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IN THE DEFENDANTS FAVOR.
Judge DuBose's Decision in the TeIe-
phone Case.

Great Falls, June 30.-The court has
handed down a decision in the case Of
George II. Stanton VS.. the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company ct al. The
decision is long and Judge b has
entered INTO every detail of the affairs
of the Electric City Telephone company.
and finally decides in favor OF the defend
ant. The courts conclusions are:
The court has never seen a case where
all the equities we're so clearly upon one
side as they are in this case. and the
court is Of the opinion that the plaintiff
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Washington. June 30-To-day's state
ment Of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s2o1 $50. 722:
gold reserve, $166. 4T3. 13s.
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Great Fails TO PLAY Helena.

Great Falls. June 30.-The Great Falls
baseball club win on Saturday night
go to Helena, where they will play the
Helena club or Sunday and Monday.
They have been practicing zealously
during the season, and expect to show
the people Of Last Chance a few points
in the game. The makeup of the team
is as follows:
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|HI!IlIaIHW

Pnmary. Secondary or -ertisry syphilis PER
manently cured In Is TO IS days. foa ess bs
treated st nome for the same price under same
gusrantes. IL yoa prefer 20 come here ws vii
contract to pay railroad fare and hotel bills. and
no charge II We fail 70 cure. II you have taken Mer.
cury. Iedide Potash land still have schss ard
pains. Mucous Patches In mouth, sore Threat
Pimpl-s, Copper Colored spots. Ulcers % any
Is this Syphiliae BLOOD POISON that ws guar
antee % cure. We solicit the most ebstInAfs
sases and chAllsng. the world for . ease vs can
not cure. THIS disease has always bo0e1 the
skill OF the most EN- neat physicians. y coo
capital behiad cur Unconditional guaranty Al
solnts proofs sent seaaed on application Ad-
dress Cook Remedy Co. ,5&o Asssais rsnpla
ChicASo, III
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Boston. June @-Oregon Short Line. %.
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