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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-15
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ROUND THEM UP
The State Veterinarian IL Makipa
Investigations.
CASE OF CHAMBERS FOUND
DR.. Knowles Is Giving Stockmen In
structions in the Use Of vaccine-An
Horses on Highwood Range win
Be Inspected May 26.

Great Falls, April 14.-Dr. NJ. Z.
knowles, the state veterinarian, is in
the city to-day. His errand in this part
OF the state was to give stockmen in
structions in the use of vaccine and to
Investigate a reported case of glanders.
For the latter part of his business he
went to Belt yesterday, but at that time
the animal supposed to be afflicted was
on the range, and a man was sent out
to look for it while DR.. w. c. Orr, DIR.
Knowles assistant, waited at Belt for
the completion of the job.
The latter arrived in this city this
evening n reported that 1t was a case
or CHAMBERS and that the animal had
been killed and the body destroyed.
DR.. Knowles has notified all owners OF
horses running on the Highwood range
to u up their punches and have
them ready for inspection by May %.
Any animals not in sight at that time
and not accounted for will be hunted
up by the state. and when found will
be sold by the state veterinary depart
ment, and the proceeds applied to the
payment of the necessary expenses.
This rule applies only to such animals
as range within Is miles of Belt.
DR.. Knowles states that the live stock
OF the state generally is in remarkably
qua CONDITION ana III promises TO be in
better shape as knowledge of new
methods Of cure is disseminated. Al
ready this spring the doctor has given
instructions to over 300 stockmen in the
use OF vaccine for the cure and preven-
ton of blackleg. and something X
$4,000 calves have been i~noculated.
The beauty of the instruction to stock
men Is that when a man has once
learned to handle blackleg vaccine in
an intelligent manner he is ready to
use I'M other similar form of treat
ment. A toxin for hog cholera has been
discovered and is proven to be nearly a
sure cure. certainly a specific. Instead
or an epidemic, such as prevailed in
Iowa last year when As per cent. of the
hogs in the state were carried away by
the cholera, hog raising may now be
engaged in with an almost certainty
or profit. The toxins are entering more
and more into use, and as their use in
creases the death rate among animals
and men is as rapidly decreased.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Elmer II. Bartlett and family Of Belt
are visiting friends in this city.
Bert Strong. one of Sun Rivers sub
stantial citizens is i'm this city.
Mrs. George ODER of Kibbey has gone
East for a short visit with friends.
william Ross of Belt is looking after
some business matters here to-day.
Herbert Joiner, one of the sheepmen Of
Pondera, is transacting spring business in
the city.
w. C. Orr. president of the Poindexter
& Orr Live Stock company o. Dillon, is a
visitor to Great Falls.
Mrs. G. r. Norris and children arrived
from the Judith last night and will go
East tomorrow morning.
Rudolph Dorm. state agent for the
Aetna Life Insurance company. came
down from Helena last night.
A.. w. Thornton. who represents a gen.
eral fire insurance agency in San Fran
cisco. IL inspecting risks i'm the city.
Harry Skinner came i'm on the Neihart
train this afternoon. He has been at Mel
hart. where he has an interest in the
bank.
The infant daughter of Mr.. md Mrs.
O. S. Warden died this evening after
an illness of only a few days. 1t was
seven months old.
Matthew DUNN returned thls afternoon
from Arlington. where he has been look
ing after the shipment of material to his
sapphire mine at Yogo.
]. f. Bradley. formerly a member of
the Driver-Bradley Drug company of this
city, but now travelling for a St. Louis
firm, is here on his regular trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A Mcknight are
mourning the loss of their infant daugh-
ter, aged 2 months and 10 days. The fu-
neral will be held Friday afternoon from
the residence on Sixth avenue north.
r. A. Luke of Helena and A. w. Thorn
ton of San Francisco are adjusting losses
on the recent fire in Little Chicago. II is
said that some of the policies there are
somewhat conflicting and that adjust
ment will be slow work.
f. II. Cooney of Butte left on last
nig., 5 train. He will return to this city
in about two weeks for the purpose of
opening a branch office. This was his first
business trip to Great Falls. and he pro-
nounces it a highly successful one.
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MARKETS..


Chicago. April 1.-THE wheat market
was I'm many respects a peculiar one. AL
though a tremendous business was done.
most of the activity was crowded into
the half hour Immediately following the
opening and preceding the close. But in
these brief periods enormous lines Of
wheat changed hands. The opening was
very strong all around. May again being
especially prominent. The continued grav-
ity of the news from Washington was at
all times a factor. But traders were for
the most part Influenced by the sharp adj
vance which took place at Liverpool.
futures in that market showing lxa2d
advance early and increasing them later
In the day. This was apparently due TO
apprehension of hostilities between the
United States and Spain. Another result
of this apprehension. and one which had a
great effect on trading here. was the ac-
ceptance by foreigners of Everything Of
fered them.
The heavy sales OF wheat for export
yesterday by Letter were outdone to-day.
he having disposed of 1. 100. 900 bushels over
night at the advance ruling yesterday.
The effect on opening prices here was
marked. May. w,hch closed yesterday at
n.Osh. started to-day at from N.l0 to
81. 10l2. and the rush of buying orders car
ried the price almost Immediately to I'll.
At these figures Letter supplied every
Dooy WHO Wdnteu wheat, anu tne result
was a reaction to 81 10. and later to 81 90.
but no indication of was shown.
Thu bulk Of the trading. however. was
done i'm July and great nervousness was
shown among traders in that delivery.
Opening prices ranged from s9c to s9asc,
an advance of lAd1asc over yesterday.
the influences governing May being the
factors I'm July also.
For half an hour trading was extremely
heavy. shorts. frightened at the recent
rapid advance and the character of the
news, taking everything I'm sight. But
long wheat, which has been accumulate
ing, came on the market in immense
quantities. holders being satisfied with
their profits. and under this liquidation
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THE SCHOOL FUNDS.
There Will he a Deficit Before Next
December.

There viii he a Deficit Before Next
December.
Great Falls, April H.-At the next
meeting of the board of school trustees
the clerk will present his financial state
ment for the first seven months of the
fiscal year. including the months from
Sept. 1. 1897. to March 81. 1888. The report
will show that the cash on hand at the
beginning of the period was n. 81. 81. and
the receipts during that time amounted
to S4s. 219. 05. divided into SIG. go. As for the
general fund and $sl ,2ss. 90 for the special
fund.
The expenditures for the seven months
were So 1885, AZ. of which 1876 Is was
taken from the general fund and SO. 955. ~
from the special fund. The balance on
hand April ] was SIS. 51s. 80. and to that
was added yesterday the apportionment
from the state fund. amounting to
"a, 2s4. a. making the present balance s1s.-
s14.36, out of which must be paid all OF the
expenses for the remainder Ga the school
year. and also for the time between Sept.
1 next and the time when taxes shall be
paid and apportioned. Out Of that sum
must be taken fixed expenses. salaries,
janitor service. insurance, interest, ETC.,
amounting to S15. S32. 80. In other words.
there will be but $3.Ss1 Sc on which to run
the schools from Sept. l next until such
time as the county treasurer shall appor-
ton a part of the taxes to the school
fund.
1t has been a fact that the public
schools of this city have always been in
advance of everything else. and the citi.
Gems have taken pride in that condition of
affairs. The present school board has
managed the money in their hands with
every reasonable non but IL is evil
dent that there will be a deficit before
next December. 1t is one of the penalties
which a growing city has to pay for its
h.a "a ~ .t-4 "a l. .n
fortunate when considered from the
standpoint of the children's needs.
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To Klondike From Kentucky.

A woman who should be able to out
strip in the race for wealth the pros
pective feminine Chicago Klondike
colony is Mrs. Thomas b. Wallace. wife
of a Tacoma, Wash. banker. Mu.
Wallace is now with her parents in
Lexington. KY, and Is preparing for her
Alaskan journey. She was formerly
Miss Bessie Darnall of Lexington,
daughter of Judge George w. Darnall,
one of Kentucky's leading legal lights.
She Is a fearless little woman AM In
enthusiastic over her proposed trip. She
will take with her her little girl.
Mrs. Wallace is in a position to obtain
inside Information concerning the
gold fields through her husband. who is
now at the little Alaskan town of Dyea.
where he Is looking after the interests
of the Chilkoot Railway & Transporta-
ton in the aerial tramway
over Chilkoot pass. just completed. Mr.
Wallace is one Of the promoters of the
aerial tramway. and writes his wife
that the enterprise Is a success. Mrs.
Wallace expects to be one of many
women in the rush TO the north which
is looked for next month
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the price was hammered down to Skc.
IL worked back again under a gradually
decreasing trade to S9hasshc. but there
was evidently plenty of wheat on tap at
around sac. and the prices soon go, under
that figure. .
For about two hours the price swung
back and then above SC. then below IL,
but the tendency In the main was toward
a lower level as the short interest be-
came eliminated.
Short selling In expectation OF a good
rally finally started and half an hour
from the close the selling movement be-
came general. many of the early buyers
Offering their lines. The result was "a de-
cidedly weak market for a short time. IL
looked as II the market would wind up
will the advantage with the bears. but
started TO bull the May price. They were
eminently successful and a new high
mark. N.11is. was established. This
strength I'm May was quickly reflected in
July. Liquidation stopped and shorts COW
cred extensively again. July from sIhc.
to which figure IL had declined. IL rallied
to and closed steady At sissc. May wound
up at u.llh.
Corn was active and firm in sympathy
with wheat. May closed Isahc higher.
Oats followed wheat and corn. Business
as a whole was quite large. May closed
Provisions was the one really weak mar
ket ON the floor. Prices were lower from
the start and the market at no time
showed any strength. There was scarcely
any demand and the opinion was express
ed that packers were unwilling to permit
a bull market now with the summer run
of hogs just ahead. May pork closed 15c
lower. Mary lard be lower and May ribs
&c lower.
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viii Go to Alaska.

Great Falls, April flowing to too
close confinement and attention to his
duties. which has undermined his
health, Gordon Mcdonnell, check
weighman for the A. c. NJ. company at
Belt. has rendered his resignation and
intends to take his departure about
May LIST for Alaska. where he expects
to embark in business. Mrs. Mcdonnell
will first go on a visit to relatives in
Montreal and later join her husband in
the far north. Mr.. Mcdonnell is the
oldest employee of the having
gone to Belt yer four years ago with
p. j. Shields. when the mine was first
opened. During his residence there he
has been very popular. making friends
Of all his a~cquaintances, and had the
utmost confidence of his employers, as
il evidenced by his long and continuous
service.
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New York. April 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here opened fiat to-day on
the war news from the United States.
Spanish As at one time fell to 42h. New
York was said to have opened large en-
gagements for the putting Of stock OF
which a large profit has already been
shown. I cannot definitely confirm this.
but believe IL to be true.
Americans were heavy at the opening.
but New York absorbed stocks freely
through the arbitrage dealers and sent
orders direct as well, and conseQuentl
prices closed above the worst. After hours
In the street there was a short recovery
in Spanish SIS to 4F4.
Americans were also better. Even 10
war ultimately results many here believe
that the date of declaration is some way
on. All foreign stocks were fiat on
heavy selling from Paris. Tho Bank OF
England has raised the buying price of
French coin to 76s Cd and a small amount
was bought to-day.
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garments which were well adapted to
he sleeping chamber but hardly the
thing for street e Omcer Sheehy
caught him at the corner Of Third street
south 1t was found hat he was
Frank Sears. q railroad man who ROOM
in the Arvon building. He Ii i'll with
the measles and in his delirfum he con-
ceived the idea that DR.. Mccain. who
il attending him. and the landlady Of
the house. were in a conspiracy to poi
son him. Chief Guerin talked to him .
while IND convinced him that 1t was
best to return to bed, and friends are
now watching him to prevent a recur-
renee of the escapade.
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THE WORLDS Markets
Daily Record Of Commercial ana
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest Of Exchange News-Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations-wooi Prices and
Movements-Graiu and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York. April h-There was profess
sional buying of stocks to-day which gave
the market a firm tone all day. The ex-
treme advance from the low level at the
opening was a point or over In most Of
the leading stocks. but the net gains are
less than a point except in a few cases.
The professional buying was more or less
Influenced by the very ostentatious es-
pousal of the bull side by a large and
daring operator Ia published u~tterances
and by distribution of buying orders. The
feeling thus invited was suIicient to eff
feet an advance In prices on q very mar
row market i'm spite Of the sentiment Of
the foreign exchanges. This depression
was reflected at the opening here. but was
soon overcome by the bul movement. The
bears seemed to be very active on the
London exchange. especially in spanish
as, and the fact that they were forced
to cover helped the bulls In New York in
later dealings.
The bull movement Ia based On the ar
gument that a protracted delay in the
senate over the Intervention resolution Is
likely, and IL the senate resolution is
adopted there will be a further delay I'm
conference. The president is credited with
having expressed his preference for the
house resolution and the bulls profess to
believe that IL the senate resolution was
sent 10 MN IL would ran OF MS appfo-
Wi
All of these presumptions are accepted
as furthering the chances of delay, and
delay to the minds of the bulls means ad-
ditional chance for a peaceful settlement.
A large part of the days activity was
centered in Sugar. the grangers and
Union Pacific preferred. Prices fell from
the highest in the last hou on &c re-
port that the Spanish minister was pre-
pairing to leave Washington. Rates for
call money eased on 2 per cent. this af-
ternoon and only S55O.O0 Of gold was en-
gagged for import.
Business in the bond market was con-
fined to a few speculative issues and
prices show net declines. There was a
sale of a block of $40. 900 u. p. as at ~,
the lowest point. Total sales. $l.275.0 900.
L. 8. Ids and the old coupons declined 1.
the old As registered and the new As ",
and the SIS 4 per cent. I'm the bid price.
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JOIifd Killed n Beaver,

Great Falls, April 14.-To-day an in
formation was filed in the district court
against Thoma Joliff of Belt for the
illegal killing Of a beaver during the
month Of March. This is the man who.
on preliminary examination before JUS
tice Fitzgerald at Belt, swore that the
beaver was threatening his life and
property, and that he was obliged TO
slay the animal in self-defense
Information against william Splan
for defacing the brand on a COW be-
longing to BENJAMIN Rumney of Cas-
AIDE will probably be filed tomorrow.
as the paper is now nearly ready in the
county attorneys Office. Splan had his
preliminary hearing early in March be-
fore Justice Burleigh.
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OTHER MARI Els.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. April ACCOMPLISHMENTS. loo.
Market steady. Native beef steers. s4a5:
Western steers, 50. 7504. 20: Texas steers,
81. 25d4. Is: cows and heifers, 81. 25d4. 50;
stockers and feeders, 50. s0d5 10: bulls and
stays. 81 .50d3. rs.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market strong to
SC higher. Heavy, $s.si1sd3.75; mixed.
s2.67ha3. 10: light, $s.65G3.1 20: bulk of sales
s.. 67Q3.7.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market strong.
Fair to choice natives. s.. s0d4. IS; fair to
choice Westerns. 50. 7Od4 30; common and
stock sheep, Sat; lambs, A.5od5.70.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for an,
ease Of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall
Catsyrh Cure.
p J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo. O.
We, the undersiyned. have known y. J. Cheney
for the last Is years, and believe him perfectIv
honorable in oil business transactions and imam
cially able to carry out any obliss lions made by
their Arm.
WEST . TRUAx. wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
wALDrNe. KISSAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale Drug.
eists, Toledo. Ohio
Halle Cstarrh Cure is taken intern ally. acting
dirsctly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. rice s5c per bottle. Sold By ali
Dnisxists- Testimonials free.
Halle Family Pills are the best
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Chicago. April 1i.-Cattle-Beef steers
sold at si6i.S for common up to N.75n5
for good choice, with scattering sales of
shipping cattle at s. %; sales large
ly at s4.40a4. 30: fed Westerns. H.15di.2D:
stockers and feeders, Ad5; bulls. 81. 75d3;
canning cows. 8. 50G3.
Hogs-Hogs were active and higher.
Hogs sold at an extreme range of 81. 15n
l.o2ts. largely at 81. 77ikd4. and the bulk of
the pig sales occurred at 50 .40n3. 20. the
heavier pigs fetching s3.65d3.75.
Sheep-Trade In sheep and lambs was
steady. sales ranging at siai.55 for shorn
sheep: wooded sheep. N.tOdi4.75: lambs
sold at 81. 15d5 for shorn, few going below
A.50. while wooded lambs brought s.. l5ff
5.G.
Receipts-Cattle, 1000: hogs. 5000:
sheen. II 600.
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A Long Look Ahend.

The politicians are even now beginning to
weigh the possibilit ties involved in the next
Presidential election. The papers are full Of
electioneering. gossip, and venture predictions as
to the future which. are somewhat too self-conf.
dent. But 1t is ssfe to say that a systematic
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will renew
health in the malarious, bilious, rheu matte,
costive or nervous.
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The Best Liniment.-"Chamberlain's
Pain Balm is the finest on EARTH write
Edwards & Parker of Plains. Ga. This
is the verdict Of all who use it. For
rheumatism. lame back, sprains. swell
ings and the numerous slight ailments
and accidents common to every house
hold this liniment has no equal. With
it in the house a great deal of pain and
suffering may be avoided. For sale by
DRUGGISTS.
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Was Found Guiltv.

Great Falls. April A.-Celia Ann Cop
per was tried before Justice Burleigh
this afternoon on a charge of disturb
ing the peace. She was found guilty
and committed to the county jail for 90
days. Life will lave some pleasures
for the police patrol for that length OF
time.
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business In bankers bills at a .sskal. ssn
for demand n N.7sAn4.9 for 90 days.
Posted rates. $4.So4n4.N and A.ssd<. s4lS.
Commercial bills. 81 .ssa4. niz. Silver GER
tincates. 5e0ss&c. Mexican dollars. sc.
Government bonds weak. state bonds dull.
railroad bonds weak.
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Metal Market.

New York. April it-Pig iron warrants.
y. e06s.@ Lake copper firm at l2c bid and
Il. l2hc asked. Tin. H.27al4. soixc. spelter.
4.256l.S5c. Lead weak at 3.5Ii4d3. s2isc.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at 3.50c
at the close. Bar silver, Sc.
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A Marriage License.

Great Fails. April IA marriage IL
cense was issued this afternoon to
Thomas G. Kennedy and Miss Nollie
Shields. both of whom are residents of
Great Falls.
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He Was Deiirious.

Great Falls. April 14.-About Z O'Clock
this evening the serenity of First ave-
rue south was disturbed by a man run
ming wildly down the street and clad in
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Washington. April Ii-To-dsy's state.
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, ST.. s15.-
29i: gold reserve. $179. 564. Oe6.