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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

lHE CITY OF LEWISTON DOES ORDAIN AS Follows;
SEC That there be hereby levied for the 6sca,
year ending June GOTH 1890 special tax to nav for 1,s CON-
aced for by the said City upon dollar of the assessed
value for said fiscal of all property in said Civ liable TO
taxation, of one half mill
SEC q That all taxes SO levied paid to the treasure
OF said city before the goth day March 1900 shall be de-
lnquent "
SEC 8. That this Ordinance shall be in force after FIVE
oaysatter Its passage, approval and publication.
Approved by the Mayor the 5h day of Sept 1908
7. B. COOPER
Mayor of the City Lewiston Idaho
Passed by the Council Sept 5h and published Sept stb
1898 r ~
e'' J. w. POE
Clerk of the City of Lewiston Idaho
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

The silver republican leaders
have safely landed their party in
the democratic camp and have
used their power to reward their
lieutenents with majority of all
the fat offices. The result is OBJ
Jectionable to the rank and file of
both parties. The silver republi-
cans are not democrats and the al
lance which can have no future
except rewarding few political
hacks with fat salaries is distaste-
full TO the hundreds of voters of
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
Ordinance No. 23I.
An Ordinance for the levy of special tax for the ifs
cal year ending june 3otl, 1899, to pay for water
contracted for by the city of Lewiston, Idaho

LIE eITY OF LEWISTON DOES ORDAIN AS Follows:
SEC l. That there be and is levied for the fiscal
year ending June 3oth 1902 special pay for the water
contracted tor ny the City, upon dollar of the assessed
value Tor said fiscal of all property in said CITY liable
to taxation of five mills
DEC p That all taxes levied paid to the treasure
Oh SAID City before the oth day March, 1900 shall be deln
quent.
ofC s. That this Ordinance shall be force after five
Gays after Its passage, approval and publication.
Approved by the Mayor the 5th day of Sept 1893
T. B. COOPER,
Mayor of the City of lewiston Idaho
raised by the Council Sept 5th and published Sept Sth
1898.
'' ]. w. Poe,
Clerk of the City of lewiston Idaho
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
The Strength of the Fusion.

Our contemporary has INDUCED
this week in a little moonsbipe
calculation as to the strength OF
the fusion. The idea being no
doubt to act like whistling in a
graveyard to give courage TO the
dlsheartened fusionists. The real
facts are that the new fusion has
at best only an even chance with
the straight republican ticket to
win in the coming campaign.
Taking the vote cast for Gum
Ill 1896 as the basis the fusion of
populists and democrats cast
IS, 500 votes. OF these the greater
number were populist because of
the bolt of the Hawley faction TO
Dubois. In 1894 there were 1000
popu!ists and $500 democrats.
The increased vote in 1906 was
about 20 per cent. Adding this to
the vote Of 1894 gives the populists
$500 votes and the democrats 1900
The fusion cast IS, 500 votes, of
these $500 were populists leaving
500 democratic votes cast ip the
fusion and the remainder given TO
the Dubois ticket. The Dubois
ticket polled about 5000 votes, and
deductlng the 200 votes cast by
the democrats the silver republican
strength was in 1896 $500. 1t is |
no exaggeration to say that fully
so per cent of the rank and file of
silver republicans will vote this
year with the old party. This |
gives 1000 votes to the 1900 of the
voting strength of these parties in
1896 or a total of 10, 400 votes as
against the $500 votes of the re-
puoicans increased by 1000 or a
total OF 9Ioo votes.
In other words the republican
ticket is less than 1900 votes be-
hind the combined force of the
fusion. In these calculations
neither the increased vote or the
woman vote is figured in, the in
ference being that they will add to
Zach party proportionally, but we
believe that the odds are in favor
If the republicans even on this
eature of the vote. We believe
urther TINT the floating vote in
politics, always great and un-
factor is drifting toward
he republican party. In spite of
he Boosting the combination will
iced every vote and cannot afford
0 lose one of the disgruntled dele (
ateS.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Charles A. Thatcher deceased
Notice IS hereby given, that Letters Of Admin
Won on the Estate OF Charles A. Thatcher, dec. 49,
~ele granted TO the undersigned on the 2h do Vof
County. " -'o@ eiNe
~ persons having claims against said Estate are
.equled 10 eNhoit Them TO me for allowance at my
Ta'n'h Yen months after the date of this notice or
they shan be forever lrred VI
MS 9th day OF September 1898
,,t. JOHN CHAPMAN,
ADMINISTRATOR De Bonis Non of said Deceased
James t. Bahb, Attorney for Administrator
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
Notice of Application for Ferry License

viii w. - =, nsttSny gwen mat the undersigned
Connt,, tp.;ea;;ion 70 the tionora bic Board of
STATE of IIah t ,I OF Nez p rce County,
court LIAM az thelt regular me cling at the
County on the 9Th day of September ~ ~ ~
soon thereafter said application on bc bmord
rms Tor authority 70 construct errc o,..roi - ~
take toll on public ferry on the Cle a,,1'ter -;
whereof RI he 80 at county the Sc nth landing
OF section line running north n nd sonth h
townsbir ~ ~ , :, seehons No 3 J. and IS, in
NO 3 IN the the n. l.. q ofN "a Sec' =, ~
y, n OF Range 3, W B. NJ and ur n, and y ra T.
81 Indian allotment No - "A Sec Pc pa,
township 81, North of Range : VI N NJ TSS+
northwest or north landing being itnated ~, -,
No 1, being the mex of the ueL oil sec ~ tn, Wv
snip 81, II OF 3, west the Boise ,rriafa :, -
latter landing being on unoccupie, eoyrrnms't
land. government
Dated July 10th, 1895 wM. r scorr
ADnCaut
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

Democratic editors in Idaho are
now busy preparing protection and
reciprocity arguments to HELM
Edgar Wilson out in his campaign
Tor congress on the silver republi-
can platform. 1t will be amusing
to read their favorable comments
on Edgar S strong arguments for
protection on wool and prunes.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

Fusion is bad politics. 1t makes
strange bed-fellows and leaves
friendship wrecked in bitterness
Steunenberg, put in power two
years ago by the populists, now
has the whole strength of that
party fighting him as his bitterest
enemy. Many of the prominent
leaders declare that they will de-
feat him if they have to vote the
straight republican ticket. Fusion
results in trickery and bad faith
and the latest example is no ex-
ception to the general rule as the
county ticket in Shoshone county
and the judicial ticket in the
Second district go to prove. The
fusion elements are antagonistic
and the results are dangerous and
fatal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
CONTEST NOTICE.

United States Land Office lie xis,o, ,,,,Lo
july 10th, 1895. 'o"' o@ no.
sufficient contest affidavit ha, ;, -
in this office by sol ) CaIdIx KS oxn "A esi
against Isaac Naming entry No -, ,n, 49, "a nj
3rd, 1895. for Lots TO- 20 n % n 'e9S' uSes &C
section :. township IS, N Range W y 81,
Naming contestee, in which il : Ill, ~ - 'ae
SAID Isaac Naming has wholly ,haudoSt - al az
,nor,. - :, -; ssu ms feshleSc' therefrom for
nj ns~, , t ~. since ma king said en- try
Is not settled upon and cultivate he 80 taSt
as required by law. said psrtieg ar S ,b ny
he'd 10 appear, respond and Of r;J wy OF ,
ing said allegation at 10 o sirrk ~, - Io Le i
Ieos, before the Register am p.,; - M ~,
''eN 7'''e' i"'nu ohics lr l. wiSton. Idah o.
J. d. v FFST p,-,;-1.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

that partT who fail to see in this
any real gain for the interests of
silver. The democrats are even
more disgruntled than their allies
Their political boss has jobbed
them out of the spoils OF Office. 1t
will prove a difficult thing to
create enthusiasm for a campaign
that if it ends in victory robs the
democrats of power in the state
and of any promise in the future
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior ITnite,J ef,,es ,.,,d
otfice, Lewiston, Idaho, July q, 1907
, sHtficient contest affidavit having been filed
an ms dfnSe by Charley staab, contestant
April 49, 1890, for lots O. Z and s. sect lon 20 town
s snip g; !, l. E by William G La thrum con
Lathrum the entryman aforesaid has nholIy
i ~ u ,ne sdlu tract and chang I'd his resi-
L. e e; Lo 4 ioI more than six onths since
49,; sat Snuy ana next prior the date
e, 'e saiu .ract is not settl ed upon
40 - =, .Squieu oy law III such cases said
q M - aiSy notineu TO appel II, respond
o clock a. III. ON October s. ISoS befo, The cor =
ter and Receiver at the United states land os,ce
-, iuano' j. b. WEST, Register.
Thos. Mullen, Attorney for Contesta, #
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land once at Lewiston, Idaho, july 2S. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
harmed settler has flied notice Of her intention 10
make Gnal proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before L. :, land
once at Lewiston, Idaho on September 10, 1898,
VIZ; Mamie Riggs for the lots and O. Sec 9 ant
lot ;, and NV Z swI{, Sec 10, Twp 81. n w NJ.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her coHolnucus residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz: James Lambert, Harvey Reeves,
Willis skies, Samuel Wheatcroft, ali of Waha,
Idaho J. b. WEST, Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho July 20, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that The following.
named settled has hled notice of his intention 10
MAKE hna proof IN support of his claim and
hat said proof Will he made before L $ land
Office at Lewiston Idaho, on September II, rsqS,
VIZ: Henrietta Harbour one of the heirs of
Arthur Stelzer, deceased, for the VIZ sy ar syy nv
sw or Sc ar sec 10, twp son T s, W m
He names the following witnesses II move his
CONTINUOUS residence npon and cultivation of
said land, VIZ; Frank AlleSs Melvin Simpson
John Madden, James Madden, of Nez Perez
county, Idaho.
J, B. WEST. Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
The Status

Facts al out I
,re perverted
|prters of the
purpose of mis-
|nlings of local
|iact that the II
and the state
rights thereby
|dividual fling
land in contro|
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being prior n
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10 refute. Til
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billings Of the
Nate has lost |
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Epiile upon I'll
Ehat selectiOl|
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State are bein|
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

Entered at the Lewiston Postollice rs
second Class Mail Matter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09
Ordinance. No. 232.

An Ordinance tor the levy of special for the ifs
cal year ending June 80, 1899, 10 pay for light
contracted for by the city of Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-09

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The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

John s Hunter, familiarly known
as sam, bought lot 1, IN Forest Park
Place. the snb- -diyisioa north Of town
He expects to erect residence on il.
Fred II. Essley has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by Mr.
Hunter Does this mean anything
Tom F. Hover has surprised most
ofhis friends By getting married The
Interesting eyeut took place al Colo
ratlo Springs on Tuesday, March %,
1898, at the residence of a relative Of
the bride. Miss Addie Ford. Mrs
Ford Is the daughter OF Hon G. j.
Ford, formerly register % the land
af7ice here. Neither Tom or kis bride
ge5ed any Introduction to the people
hers ~ both are well known The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Tom A. Uzzell, of Denvsr, and there
was a large number Of friends and
relations % the young eoaple present
The r0otbs were msgnifieentIy decn-
rated. and the Fedding il said to have
baen in all respects very beautiful
occasion. Many useful presents, saTue
% them very valuable, were received
The nesly married couple Will make
their hone ia Prowers county, and
have every prospect of bright and
happy futnre May their food hopes
never be disappointed
The electric light meeting at the
the eourt house last Monday night
vSs wen attended, cousidering the
incIement weather, but there vas
majority OF our citizens Wko did not
attend. and who b not seem 70 IN
dersiand the proposition some have
talked shout such thing a j, heing
liable TO incrense taxes There can
be no increass of taxes unless the
the town authorities agtee TO take =
large uunher Of lights, aud upon ttis
point notioe the article in another
column from Messrs Ben, and Strain.
Z This question = one deserving the
fullest investigation By the voters,
and !; should be voted upon intelli-
gently. Messrs Boat and Strain vii
be glad 20 inform sny one Ia regard
20 particulars, and the ordinances a.
framed. j. 10 the hands Of C. G.
Lynch The electric light question
= ni vital importance, and 20 our live
and rroNing town woald l.. a great
Advertisement Nearly every town
% our size and Importance has an
electric ligh, plaut, ana il Is time
Lamar got into the light, too
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

Choice oi any pair Of shoes on table
Only Si.o0 at Irvln's.
Cali and see our line Of Harness.
c. C. HuDDLESTOS.
Owners q Crescsnts never want 10
exchange wheels. wonder Nbyg
They know
agres with the purchaser Of each
.'Xiun single tube tandem tire to ~
pair all pnnctur.-s forona month from
date Of purchase Price $40 per pair.
DAvz posxEE
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
EoucntlonnI.

The last teacliers' meeting of fhe yeaT
sgii b. held 10 Grsnads, April 3th.
Subjects for sits-ussgi1as ~i'rpetcl and
KIusiergaFf E'sstaialozxi7 ard -sspen-
Ger
= y. Snyder, Ph, D. president u the
state NorS1ai School, Nill deliver ~
tuFr * nissit catatgsd whats Ligincs-
E.Htertal nnssl..t provided Tor nsl visitors
Dkyrp b,rNEs,
GO. sapt. nL seEl.lls.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

list this week
Mrs. Irwin wilI open her millinery
next week, and invites the ladies to
call
W. J. Garviu, the Santa Fe agent.
eontsmpiates bringing his family here
from La Junta soon.
Mrs. Theo. Creek, wife Of the Pos
tai Telegraph operator has been sick
during the past week
Dan Keesee made flying visit to
La Junta Monday, taking in Las An
ia as and Prowsrs station, also.
The wife of Rev. G. ". Corey ar
rived from the East Friday night,
much to the delight OF her husband.
Bottomiey has opened a news stand
ia millinery store II you want any
periodicals. or papers give him cali
The boys still continue to use the
hotel lots as playground, and the
games Of marbles are a. numerous a.
ever.
y. \. Mclean has Just received
the finest line Of mems negligee aud
fancy shirts ever brought TO Lamar.
1t viii pay You to see them
r. AIeAllister, the state boiler in
spector, was in town "Wednesday in
specting the boilers in the vicinity
and levying the usual charges
A. Everett has very competent
aud accommodating meat cutter at
his shop 10 the person Of William
Fitzpatrick, who came here FROM La
Junta.
Attorney Charles Smith and f B.
Wilkes, both OF Las Auimas, were
before the land Office oa Monday
transaeting business connected with
a contest.
Saturday night about eight o'clock
a rather sharp aud sudden blizzard
struck the t0xn and kept blowing
during the night Sunday, hosever
was somewhat pleasant.
Superintendent Of Schools Barnes,
was kept pretty busy last Saturday
1t seemed to be callers day and
some twenty i've or thirty took oe-
easion to interview hiin.
Monday night a tolerable heavy
snow for this region commenced fall
ing aud kept up more or less all day
Tuesday. The snow melted into the
ground and made very good mn.
CATION
J. B. Traxler locked himself ont
Of his office on Monday and had to
secure the services Of Capt Heaton
to gain entrance. j B. says he viii
be sure and put his keys 10 his pock
ct hereafter.
G. B. Thoman has taken up office
room with J. B. TRAILER, and viii en-
gage in business as general real
estate, loan, insurance and collection
agent. Also viii take care Of land
Office business
The yinfon Comedy Company,
which was advertised to show forth
here on last Tuesday night, failed to
appear 1t Is reported that the
troupe came to grief down at Holly
and had to disband
The Masons expect to have big
time tonight, as their brethren from
La Junta are coming down to help
confer the third degree on Merrill
Markham. We will note next week
how the candidate bore the ordeal.
Twin boy babies are reported from
the north side, and they arrived at
the home OF w. p James last Satur
day morning. All are doing we'll
Mr.. James insists that Won give him
two shakes when congratulatIng him.
On Sunday an invalid by the name
of Clause Erickson, whose home was
in Salix, Iova, expired upon the train
unexpectedly, and the remains were
put in charge OF D. G. Marker & Co /,
who prepared the body for shipment
Mrs. Bottomley displayed beau
tiful line of pattern hats at the open
ing and will add continually to them,
so that she can meet the demands Of
the trade. If you want something
artistic do not tail to give her a call.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

'sS Creseeni- have shs mos. costly
equipment 81 any wheel made in
America. let us show you.
DaHSaE. Agent.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

S1.OG3O0 in Gents Stylish Cloth
ing has besn aided TO T. T. Irwin'-
store this week.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
So, SnEe

Red Cap Eggs sl.oo per aftss.
spleanid layers
J.. X. STEVENSON.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

The prettis,i the most durable
the best Cr-scents-
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
Sale.

Barred PlyHoutb Rock eggs 5oe
per setting ". 5 STRAIN.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02
rn hnnlan crn..nr.

Fer Sale 10 acres, 10 rods frora
Lamar, with l2O acres of water, al
fenced and q hoase, Ter S22 20 pa
acre. Is years time 81 g per cent q
G. G. GooDALE.
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

The most duFable shoe- are found
al Irwin's-
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

TO CURE A COLD IN osT DAY.
Takr l-aEAtirr hf'zs.a Qs.7las IAtigts- Al
The Lamar register., 1898-04-02

Mrs P. 5. Lynch is on the sick
list this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

Actual cash bal 1922 ?7 s9ei22 go Dec s4o4 $50
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. sO2 4l5. internal revenue
receipts 1861. rs and miscellaneous receipts slTN'
total Government receipts for the day siislfo ex
p.nditures 10000 Receipts for the month 20
date s3l a7e73s: expenditures. s325S)"o: excess OF
expenditures s603 262. Receipts for the fiscal year
10 date s236533s34: expenditures sS2oSs6S4 excess
OF expenditures. sss, $3.50 Receipts Of National
bank notes for redemption. s9l2llo
SUB-TREASCRY.--The Sub-Treasury was DEBTOR
at the Clearing House STILES. Its net gain on
balance s1s2.o4l made up by a loss In currency
OF s4 and a gain in coin Of s62.G5. The days
onerattons included: Receipts s5.5Ol7s2 payments
S. 1861 resulting in general balance Of sl5Sol-
632 consisting Of $l43l36.5@ coin and sl63'SlO3 cur
rency The business for the week ended last night
included receipts Of s3 Oi2 and payments Of $751;
697 500 Deducting from the receipts S,'2SN" ana
From, the pavments 80 600 for which affect
its account with the general treasury only. It's loss
az affecting the banks 1862 15S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market strong and
ouet Standard oil closed at 1870 i9l. against 1901
.32 on Thursday. Last prices OF other prominent
issues were: Standard Gas common l35Gllio pre-
ferred. l56Gls2: Mutual Gas Soa3o2i2 New Am
sterdem Gas common 33a.63i. preferred. 6Sa4a6s:
Wagner Palace Car 176. Continental Tobacco. COM
mon. 4oa4M. preferred. s0i4GSi2; Air Power
36n@3s
SILVER EXPORTS-Silver exports to-day. i65.ooH
ounces.
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS Buying Of
Minneapolis and St Louis securities was stimulated
by the report that the Rock Island had bought the
company. This report denied however but
1t found that important plans affecting the
future welfare OF the road under discussion.
FOREIGN TRADING.-London traded both
sides OF the account. sales and purchases being
about even
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE louisville and
Nashville stock was strong buying induced by
the belief that dividends Will he resumed in jan
uary Directors Of the company admit that divi-
dend will be declared In January. but they refuse
10 state what rate will be paid
ST PAUL'S BIG EARNINGS Chicago Mwau-
kee and St Paul for the third week In December
reports increase In gross earnings over 1897 OF
S75107.
BANK STATEMENTS-Th quarterly report Of
the Corn Exchange Bank al the close OF business
on December 10 showed loans and discounts Of
ss97s 3.8 L. total resources N7p2lAls and due
depositors NO5Ol.752 81 The Bank OF America
the same date had loans and discounts OF NI3l7.-
so Il total Of 2s.sl9 749 o. and due de-
postors 500 957 .O34 %.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED The Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company has declared
a quarterly dividend of ia per cent the pre-
ferred stock payable January 3. The United States
Mortgage and Trust Company has declared
per dividend payable January g. The semi
annual dividend Of per cent OF the Second Ma
tional Bank is payable on January also A divi-
dend OF 3L per cent. the 18th consecutive SEMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

annual one has been declared by the Merchants
National Bank payable January g. The Seamens
Bank for Savings will pay interest at the rate of
I per cent a year payable January Is A dividend
OF 1 per cent has been declared on the preferred
stock OF the Southern Railway Company. payable
ia nusry 20 The Fourth National Bank has de-
clared semi-annual dividend ~ 3i1 per cent. pay
able January g. semi-annul dividend OF per
cent has been declared the preferred stock Of
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company.
pavsble January IS The Proctor * Gamble Com
pany has declared thu regular quarterly dividend
of per on the preferred stock. payable jan
uary H.
OFFERS TO GNvESTORS.-N ". Harris Co.
offer to investors choice selection Of government
State. city. county and railroad bonds advertised
In another column
Rufus s Green offers % investors ana Will re-
ceve bids mot under ll5) until January next
for $4,000 per cent 'hirryyear gold bonds of tho
State Of Montana which will be issued on Or before
February next
Farson. Leach & Co offer 70 investors bonds
which are exempt from taxation.