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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Railroad bonds were strong and active WIN
net gains in most issues. Total sales amounted
in par value % s5Ol9 600 against sblabuW
yesterdav. The heaviest dealings were In th,
Atchison issues. Erie prior Is. Kansas faclne
first conso receipts Manhattan consol -, Kan
sas and Texas issues. Norfolk and western CON
sol Is Northern Pacific issues. oregon kaifoai
and Navigafion Is Reading Is - Louis south
western hrsts. Texas and Pacific seconds. mon
Pacific purchase receipts. Chesapeake and ONO
pss and Wisconsin Central FIRST receipts Inc
chief net gains were made 10y Baltimore ana
Ohio IS ~ 1920 - 90 ga Fint ana fel'
Marquette - II 20 9las. Port Huron ,iEsoh
Is n. 10 9Oi.: Central Washington nrst re-
CENTS. 10 10 30. Peoria and Eastern nrsis, =,
10 7s7s: Rio Grandc Junction nrsts. 81 20 eo.,
Rochester and Pittsburg consols ! % %, WIS
consin Central first receipts, :. 20 ~ 3. eouth
Carolina and Georgia IS. = - pa. 50 Louis
southwestern hrsts. IA 10 80; - lolH am
san Francisco trust IS q, 10 1864 me general
IS ~ TO llSa.. Jersey Central general rs = ~
III. Virginia Midland general mortgage. : 20
1851. and Missouri Pacific trust -. +. 20 '5s
Fort Worth and Denver city hrsis lost /. 70
49,: Susquehanna and Western terminal Arrs
4. to l1Os. or gon Short Line Is. J 20 los. ani
Rio Grande Southern hrsts. o. 90 - In MS
cellaneous issues. Detroit Gas - gained 20
1903. and oregon Improvement nrs' receipts :
10 ll2i4 Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse IS
lost Ia 70 ~.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call was 1ie0l@ per cent Win e1-
ceptions at IL per cent. 7 me money was ifr
cent for sixty DAVIS. . p per cent FOR ihfe~
months , per cent for four months ana per
cent FOR six months. Commercial paper rates
We're 3G3i2 per cent for the best names iVr
three four and six months and above l'I
names not So well known. The paper ma'hs'
WAS moderately active.
The foreign exchange market was A ui1r
frmer owing 20 a better demand Actual closing
~ rs m fN |f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

THE BOND MARKET.

Sales of Government bonds were >1'"' coupon
IS If 1929 at l2N}s and Slu'o coupon - a'
49, Final quotations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
Suburban Real Cstalc


4 GENCI-MOntciar real estate. all kinda sale and
"A CLARENCE b. TUBES BeekmaIst.. Aew-YoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
Gonnirp propsrip 20 Get.

no LET ~ CAIIFORNIA-An Orange Orchard n about
ten acres in I'm bearing combined with about one
hundred acres In rstcass raisin grapevines for term
Of years Delightful locality and residence centrally
located twenty miles from Sacramento near railroad
Orange with above which alone disfoses o,
from two 20 three thousand dollars yoIfg
annum. The property pay from 50 90 T. 50 OO0
In profits. N0rkmen sk.ifuy experienced' ro,
nectef who be retained ordinary Ruifiugs
implements. etc complete. good roads driving Ire
running water. good ncighbo-s Country Club
lance with tennis courts, cricket club football team
picturesque scenery oaks willows etc ono desirtr
a pleasant fOot-hil residence combine easily
Quoted business pron,. few thousand dollars capita
required 70 the business Owner having yer,
large estate and necessarily absent about all time
give time Address for printed Description
ORANGE ORCHARD Pockin. Placer County. California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

lo6tN-st extends Boulevard 20 West
End ave, for a seven-story brick ana stone
nathouse with store. 80 5x1o3. sXl2S, L Neis-
Of No 81 Stuyvesant-st owner 49, ooo
Hamilton. architect S"'"'
lith st. No 631 East for four-soTN bTick
storage house 23x29; Michael Germuth. owner; o.
II Regelman. architect. pV'
Thompson S. No 29ls 70 90. FOR nine-story
brick warehouse. 7Gxe8. Lnde Company.
Varick and Beach owner; @ II Thompson. - 49,
NorSolk-st No 81. Tor siN-stOry brick hathouse,
H.tn o%ners Bernstein archi,cct 5000
lTlsf-st n 175 u q OF 3i-ave for four three
story frame tenement houses, l9X6I; Charles II
Schroeder No 1894 Washington ave owner; 80
George Hoffman. No 500 Broadway. architect. 1900
Valentine 1903 II of l79,h a. for
two story stable and Once, 23N42. John -
II Netzler owner: W Dickerson. architect. 20
White Plains ave. ia Il - fth-si, for
two-story frame dwelling &iXj0. Edward Yesio- ..
towsN owner: James Dobbs. architect. -. 1000
l34th- e. 2s II . Of Alexande~ ave. for
four story brick tenement-house. "a 1NS0; Rob
EFT T Bennett owner; Neville q Bagge. No 2l1
i25h architects NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
ALTERATIONS.
sd-ave n e corner 14lst-s 10 nve-story brick
tenement-house: James Spars, owner; Robert r $500
Rogers, No % East 127th-st. architect S8OOo
Hoe ave W s. $50 n n OF Jennings-st. 10 a one
story frame stable 24x25. Marie Del Balso, -
owner: Neils Toelberg architect. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

rS 4 q 4s.;s: l. ::. prop 5000
erty, years
S9sS. pf ia. eRt Of 10 sd.ts s,s '''
the East River Savings Institution same a 900
FrieGmann Abrsham to same 5aih st. $50 :, 600
J.ssnTD 0' f h5uis 10 y; Mary Tiemann
other. stebbns ave. 1883 # oil "eS 1000
same to louis Giaelus e scbbinsave, 1914 loo
JEFFERSON S' Real Estate Company to John Jens
son and another executor etc. No o'i 70 'o 1000
pei'ert. Caroline W. to Emilic Kinderya',er co
whitman Ellen. 10 Francis de ; Henwood. 900
corner NashinsG 9d ave ana and Isaac
Meizscr n West End-aVe and S9'h ST. &c 600
God sfSI Bertha and Harry william II Han ,.ooo
s, NO ~ - s E4s' same propeS 1000
Kaufman Leopald TO ~ t,'pa 2ss II W Of Avenue
another. trustees Il : 60" 81 - ........... 1900
p'rioi 49, abraham to Jonas Wen and another o
No los Iews-st. instruments f'o
Ulrich Herman and Marie. TO Geo:se beehmShn' oo
MSse 3s(N Is asf TO- to Frederic Mddlebrook
SAM 39' ch Az Il MS S G1s same pTSefy
r4 ySvTs Helen b. to The Title guarantee and o>o
trust Company No 20 East Gsth-st year. o looo'
Ja1e julius to Morris io.r. Ne<' 1850
Arnoux o. q ciementine ". to Robert 7 Meeks No eco
rTe S mSf' Abraham a' ,S the East River saving,
Institution 39th-s. 100 # " Of sih-aNe' =, ooo
Cameron Aiesander to Martin Berg. aetf-st. ooo
49,
man OF Gleason property. 2ith Ward. years $50
ave 4o23 II n OF i69,h-st 25xo71lS25xio64' oooo
Letter ,ga' Franz to Emile Herelein Wander
t-ave. 1903 II from n corner lot 90 map ooo
Village Morrisania- years ................... 3cp
Stanislaw D1mnich 10 Joseph Mostchnick n -
18TH 81, - Of Bathgate-ave. years. 2VN
Tompllins Jennie NJ. TO Marcus Nathan
Hiislde-s'. par' plot 146 map Isaac Dyekman 90
HS SiSS Leopold. TO Thomas Rogers and others.
i ie7iSs, c5rner River ave. and river
ave - II n lG7h- st. ........... 1850
Burke. James. to Christian Bovee. IT, and an
other trustees, etc. l2ith-st 2N'2 n - 400
Hornhcrger Louise and George. to solomon $500
Kohn No l5I AttOrney-st, years ...-....... oV"
David II Oppenhem No 100 Attorney ,oooo
Wesi 5ast years ."e1...'...... 5000
Stone FrclericS 70 clinton ogiivie, ia .oo
St. $50 II @ West End ave, ) years. 49,. N"o
~ 9a4 u "a 4tbave 1900
MURRAY. Alexander and James II. 90 Louis kahi ooo
schsppef, Julius e to Lorenz scnappc1. o.o
s5ti-s pos II W Of 2d-avc. demand ........ 1000
Same 10 same. 95h-st S239 It " Of 20 ave ooo
Stein Henry and Frances st. TO Franklin l. Gun.
Their. 60th ST. 81 IT " Of Lexlngton-sve oooon
f15bi S 9 OF st ti,'% ave eir 1000
Grams Albert the Equitable Life Assurance
81 aves iooiS and q9h sts. -. 10000
NJ Riocb 10 Yo so Henry -. 1000
BaoS Nos ItS and IL 9Th ave ~ $4,000
'S 0e,.r %9 s.S Vest isths, I75O
Mayer, Isaac, 10 Helen Russell eXecutT1 etc'
corner Madson-sve and 1l7th-st install p. ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

ithst No 9s5 vss 81 +, 20. Q: w Issnsos $500
snm PP FsTy Ir 81 to s6 Assts f Eassn.
4is-sf a'i 10 e a5s ' to zoo West ocrsss
47is-s; $50 n Of iith-ave 5oi5az5oTels
l2sS SiS corner 4e,h 5uns ll7x iooT
TX SO TO to q + wss, En- End 's sVs 1 ie
MarsaIs' =, stone .: to c,, ssn: az. a,oo, 100
Jacob Zimmerman and another 10 Morris Il
4sths SEQ :. Of s,h ave atxco5 Thomas
RarTssh to N Log Pa1 Y xapesae runs s''
ei7x ; isox 1855 to Cornell ave
n DO to Beginning: Isaac Hessbers to Edward
s4, d. Any No $50 Ba.t i71loo. Rosaie oakley
,st u MA-i So coz 'f East 25iioe8 william
Rubino and wife 70 Adopting II Paesei oyg.;;. 1880
" Bss L9,.s to III phipp Gamer and Vie
iS ASs4t Dele and VIE to FsiP Hes1sT 1870
sls.st, 30 # q 9h-ave 9oT9Ss Sarah
,7th-si No los west 251e2 Eo, Gortoo and $500
'' io2a: o Q K Meyer wife to Eugene Am
s7,h-st No IA East 25xlooil; william n Hall
1sth 1ioS; Edwad op5enhcsneT ct al to John ~,
$50 colqgsqr S.ssd ises
i'i1 Moore as W. q 70 asr eSs NsSss
7%ys "a 4; %i9 q l2s' Cohen 9'H'e Gustav
Hs4s w., q PS s. Us s eg,i iss q TS
street ao " 70 ies TO oN seshnns Zen Jennie Tomp
Same ' property Marcus Nathan Jennie Nj
Ja uG'sRSas s. 1894 It Of iGsth St iasx72
Gs2Iss at 70 BIN q e1io9 sr251
r. RveTraye' y '0Tn sf l lS :. sico
Thomas Rogers ct al trustees. to Leopold Hut
lSS es5c. *, i've r! !s'' @ds ss
ad'sy we" 8 at boundary line Of school prop
erty i2x22 II to so'2aS PsTS s ss sn6
Fultoa-svei Julia A Riley to Max Marx and
SAM property; Max Marx and another to CITY 90
Sam property: Randolph 9useenherncr Iliia
4is- ii.es 5. 2ea :, Of % ave iassas
Weiss julius Jarre ....... .........
Lorsh1 soh5iSo,er, 10 conrad WIZ.
We" :. ID sS6 o S9 ' BTers to ans @ de S3
1ssost Ne II = $50 n Il o. s'aR,onus
Same property: Hermsn Krau. and another TO
li7thDsi. 5 s 40 n e OF 5th-sve ioo1H block;
Helen kusn eT,cGigT etc to lsc May ,r 10000
iIth-st, " corner MADISON - i rui.s 20 cenue
silniHs. Helen R Russell 70 Jsaae Mayer. -.
l4Gth-st. $50 II Of stl-ay 2jXslll. IS ~
lam G Philips 70 Richard stacr.,ole. .........
Rs:hs II y si 80 9eor e ss 100
St AIMS ave. " ; q = Of 1891. st. %5xlol4N
j. and another to GreeoTy 1 p Rohan ..:... 1900
William n Mckenzie 70 John r Alexander.....
tf2ti-si, No 40 l45 n OF LIST ave. 3tx1O0 II;
Nicholas Delaglio to Rocco ciani. -. 1000
ID lot sJ4. I4conia Park. 25N1O9:
Charles A Hoy 20 Charles Kohlenberger.
W s. - u Of Msdison-st. 25x7l. Esther
l. HurE1tz 20 Louis Block .................
G1ssie Il Hllyer. by guardian, 70 Charles
man. jr. ans another ...........
Same property: Clarence W HlIYer 70 same .... 300
Ist-aya 21-aye. 10Th and lcVth SITS 2Jl lOx6Go
bccS. Albert Crane. executors and trustees. 20
Albert Crane -. -. ;....:.... 1880
cW al 70 George $ Ludlow .................
Same property, Walter Cutting. executor.
same .......:;........ ........... 49,. $4,000
Iewis-st. No Ill. 2OxlCO Herman Kraus
r5th-st, n corner Madis0n-ave 33x27 2. George
C0msfock and another 20 Anthony Jireck. -. 10000
20 q " = Central Park West
1908: Franz Fohr 10 James Baird ........... 1900
=, Wot1fsO ...... On ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
Actual CLOSING rates for commercial bills we're

Domestic exchange was as follows az the
places named. Sayannah-Buying. par, se"ihs'
lilo per cent premium New-Orleaus CONNER
cial. ST discount. bank par. Charleston-buy
ing l-l6 per cent discount. selling. l-io pre-
MUM. san Francisco-Sight. 2Oc. telegraph
22i5c Boston-5QSc discount Chicago. l'.
premium. -
Bank clearings in this city were. Exchanges
S2O4 22l 921: balances. SlO.1>3. 1862 Chicag,
Exchanges. Sl1Gll l69. balances. = ;" Nj
Baltimore Exchange :. S3i'? l0D. balances
S3s7 $50 80
The commercial price OF bar silver was oosc'
against 56ssc. yesterday. Mexican silver d'l.
lars. l5I.c In London bar silver was unchansed
M ~ l-l6d
Money on call In London was 2U2a per cen,
British consols closed At 1l2H-l6 for none,
and ll12. for the account Rate q discount
In thu open market 2Ssn2A per cent fnr shottt
and long bills Paris exchange ON London -
francs 22ia centimes. Berlin discount rife. =.
per cent. French rentcs ini francs '''a ',H'
times Paris discount rate. per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-days Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results u two DAYS ag'. COM
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
Ont of 1omn propertn for Sale.


NOR SALE-An elegant home Columbia s g
Il Built 1892. Five acres o' grounds Has every sp-
pointnen for comfort Columbia only 1874 from,
Washington d. 9: has delightful climate. and is a
svorte Winter Price moderate 10 suit
fun description. with Photographic views OF exterior
ard interior furnished Application WALTER S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
RECORDED MORTiAGEs

Coldncr Max. 10 Petty. SoulSfd & Walker Re
atty COMPANY Teasdale Place. 500 Il Of
Triuity-aFe. demand ....... ........... s.
Same 20 same. Teasdale Place Gas n . q
Trinity-avc. demand ..-....... .-........
Same 10 Cloihhae bo1lne. as guardian ~ Flor
ence - B.QiLe 90 a.. Teas1lc Place 5749
q Of Trrify-sv+ 3 years. ...... ........... Z
Phlllis. William q. g Hamilton Bank, New-lcrk
l-Gth-st. $50 n e. 70. shave. Q years., /
Hallahan, John. and James atcarn o. the Ger
mania Life Insurance Company. E "a cor Cen
tral ParH West and lC9tE-st. year. .......... 10
Holland. Edward. 30 United states Trust Com
pany, Nev-fo.k y li7th-st 100 u y %
Amsterdam ave. ; years. Northumberland. .
Coin. Frank j. 70 Simon J. Bernheimer and an
other. No Isl @th-ave. salon l.as4 demand
Bsyiey Thomas r. % Simon Il Bernhener and
another. No 800 7th-sys saloon lease demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Actual cash
outstanding 80. "a,
fhcatra S-l- TO- = va Af'''FN' ~
Deposits ~ Va A.. tTs
tiona banks. io tll 80 g. iftt. '' lre 49,
Available cash $3.50 s61 tog so 1885 pec s. -,
Minor uabunteS - a.o 81. :, 80 6lN Dee H-"N'
Actl each bal SIS 81 ~ So 50 Dee S'>'-'
Customs receipts reported nom Nashhslon
to-day were SSl36l6 Internal revenue r'.,E'
S2g2 900 and the miscellaneous receipts go.
Sjl total Government receipts Tor me ""s
27237S. expenditures. II i23~". excess =.
expenditures SlJo622 Receipts Tor t,e ~ n. ~
10 date. 81 1886. eSpendi,nres' So Cor
the fiscal wear 10 date S24s lS5.46s payments
$oi1, G25. $40, excess Of receipts, SJlV.Sva ne
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22
.Mistake. VIII Happen"

One of the merriest comedies the
stage has seen In recent years. II all re-
ports can be credited. is Mistakes VIII
Happen" The comedy IL from the pen
OF Grant Stewart. one of the cleverest
of the ounger dramatic writer's IN the
country. The play Is under the man
agement of Jacob Lit and will be pre-
scented at the Margaret tomorrow tFri-
day. night. MIR. Lift has secured the
services OF Charles Dickson and Hen
rietta Crosman for the two leading
parts. Mr.. Dickson will exemplify a
newly married actor-author. who is in
deadly ear that his manager. an unbe-
lever In ~connubial happiness. will dis
cover his marriage and discharge him.
and Miss Crosman will play the part of
a young wife of an elderly gentleman.
who. despite his apparent morality. has
a strong penchant for pretty women
The young wife wishes to become an
amateur actress. The parts fit these
two extremely clever people exceedingly
well. and the balance OF the company
is reported to be exceptionally good.
There are many owe features I'm mis-
takes Will Happen" and there IL fur
I'm every line: good clean fun. the fun a
man can take the ladies OF his family to
see without any fear of the suggestive
ness which latterly seems To have be-
come part n parcel of the farcical
comedy Of the present time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22
To-Day's Entries.

Entries for to-day's races al Ingle-
side. as posted by the local pool rooms.
are as follows:
First race. five-eighths of a mile,
maiden 2-year-olds, purse-St. Kfistine,
IFS: Racivan. lis; Master Lee, IFS: Wa
tossa. IFS: Alaria. lis; Tirade. lis: Earl
Islington. lis: ~Strongoli. lis: Merops.
lis.
Second ace mile and a sixteenth.
selling-Hsrdly. ss; Myth. l04; Grew
hurst. l04; Lena. l04: Lady Hurst, l97
Governor Sheehan. il3.
Third race. three-quarters OF a mile.
selling-Castake. 30; Bonnie lone. So:
Moconto. 1902; Colonel Dan. 1902: Even
tide. io4: Kamsin. lOi; Cherry Stone.
l0s.
Fourth race. one mile. purse-Ocoro-
ma. ~: Tim. ~; Edgemount. I0s: Tom
Calvert. ll3; Elidad, ll3: Frank Jnu-
bert. lif.
Fifth ace. three-quarters OF a nlile.
selling-Pat Murphy. l04: Una Colors-
dc l0i; Major Cook. lO4: First Can.
lo5; Sweet william. 100: lamar. 100:
Torsion. lo1: Highland Ball. les: Paul
Griggs. l13.
Sixth race. fve-eighths of a nile,
purse-Ann Page. 81: Banewor. 1902:
Stamina. los; Rey Hooker. lO5: Miss
Marion. 100.
Weather clear; track heavy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22

N~otc.-Tab.e I. In line a. show taxes due
In present calendar year and paid during
pI resent fiscal year. The totals of this line
and OF table 4 should equal the total taxes
levied for the present calendar year. In
line b. show taxes due In previous calen-
dar year and paid In present fiscal year
before becoming delinquent. Lines I to X.
should detail sources from which revenue
was derived.
Table 2. Column headed 1897 Is for taxes
delinquent at last previous dates OF delin-
quency The other column should show all
prior delinquent taxes. The totals OF both
columns will show all delinquent taxes.
Table 3. Gives levy for the present and
previous calendar year, Special levy OF
taxes need not be shown.
Table l. Shows taxes due during present
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22
TwO IMPORTANT TRANSFERS.
One $4,000 and one $4,000 Real Estate
Deals.

Two deeds in real estate transfers
were yesterday filed for record in the
Office of the county clerk and recorder.
and both are transactions of some inn
~portance. The first Is "A deed from
James Johnson tn A. NJ. Walker, con-
veying the north half Of lots II and IL
in block 40. The consideration Is 5000.
The property is situated on Hickory
street between Park avenue and Third
street. and is a choice piece of residence
property.
The other deed is that of Marco Nus-
covich to George Donicich and Frank
John Donicich, and transfers the north
half OF the northeast quarter and the
north half of the northwest quarter
and the north half of the south nalf
Of the northwest quarter of section 26,
township 6. north OF ang 10 west. con-
tanning 200 acres; also an undivided
one-half interest i'm 500 inches Of the
waters Of Race Track creek, and 100
inches OF the water of Race Track lake.
The consideration Is $4,000.
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ANACONDA news.
DEER LODGE FINANCES
County Treasurer Hallahan Sub
r. mits His Annual Report.
l. -
BALANCES IN THE FUNDS
RAPPORT Shows in Detail the Receipts and
Disbursements for the Past Year.
: Together With Compare
tive Tables.
BALANCES IN THE FUNDS

4 County Treasurer d. r. Hallahsn has
completed his annual statement of the
FINANCES Of the county. which statement
will be forwarded to the state examiner
at Helena. The report shows the re-
.ccipts n Disbursements for the past
year and the balances in the different
funds. The report shows in detail the
financial transactions of the county
During the year.. 1t will be found to be
In interesting table by those who like to
Keep posted on the affairs of the county
and its financial condition.
The report in full Is as follows:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
Fire Department Collides With
a Runaway Horse.
THE DAMAGE NOT GREAT
One OF the Firemen Sustained a Bruised
Logan Electric Light Wire b.
comes Grounded and the
Sparks Fly.


alarm OF fire was turned In from the
box at he corner of Main street and
~--a.., . n TO-, H.
alarm a a grounded electric hght
wire at the Copper City Commercial
comnanv's store The Insulation Of the
- :, -.
wire III some manner hau peconhe "o'"
through n the bare copper lay
against one of the iron pillars. form
t. .a,,t, A., ar u,a rha snarLs
"e " :.
New and the IRE sizzied ana sputteied.
The employees OF the store tried to put
the fire out with buckets of water. but
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sharing their names and bestowing small
checks until the aggregate sum of the lat
ter obliged them to halt. In this particu-
lar direction his value has fallen off con-
siderably. for the youngsters nowadays
whose parents want to start them of
under the halo of somebody else's name
are christened Dewey. Schley. Roosevelt.
Hobson and all the rest of the recent
he roes of land and sea.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22
How lie L. "a Gainer.


W. Il. curtis IN chicago Record.
The vice president says he Is "A direct
gamer financially by the late war and
the reason he gives is a decidedly novel
one. From his coming To Washington up
to the outbreak of the war an average of
100 babies a month were named after him.
or at least their fond parents so Informed
him by letter. other rich officials and sem
ators have been through the same expe-
rience. and. as a rule, rather enjoyed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-22

At the Montana-Silas n. Jenkins.
New York; +. j. Holland, Bimetallic;
John Mcguire. Butte; Edwin Travers,
Miss V. Hyatt. New York: T.. ID. An
drews. Helena: j. II. Donohoe. st. Paul:
Matt s. Berry. manager shaft No. p"
Gustave Nenvitle. New York: w. II.
Sutherlin, Warm Springs: Thomas
Rafferty,. Dubuque. Ia; +. ]. Murray.
l.. :. Wild. Butte; James VI. Glenn, Gin
cinnati; IL. q. Rowe. Anaconda.
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The center point Of business gravita-
ton yesterday was the Kennedy drug
store. All day long extra clerks were
busy distributing calendars and supply
ing the rush of customers. man Of
whom came back a second and third
time before they could be waited on.