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Jobbing Quotations

The 1obbiHs quotations today were
as follows
Sugar gaub.nE) Golden e. IN Lbis.
too. extra q. Ia Dhis. H.. powder
ed. 49,, dry gfauulaic1. s. -. cube.
! - spot eaHn prices.
Flour. etc. gabbiueJ Patent TX
reiient. - co. Novelty A. Nle. star
c1akcrHD. . 80. Centennial s. .. Cold
Rock III California brands. N.ss.
corn meal yellow. q ~ per 700 lbs r.
io-ib sacks. 81 % bib s5-lb sacks
corn meal. Sal ifa. 81 50 per 100 lbs Ia
id-lb racka. 9 - baf In 50-lb aacka
burkNhsat neas. aure. 80 - per
50 lbs ia iozib ~1cks cracked
= heat So Pc loo lbs IN 10
ID raeks. farino. 12ss rer l0e
pounds n iosih sarkE BIB sacks 81 90
psr est. steel cut oatmeal. s. - per
fhd lbs lu IH.lb Harka. graham -four
81 20 per 100 IJr ip Job sacks. Whole
uheat Tour. o. - per 200 ibs ia l0-ll
sasls. rye mcaI. 8 10 Der 100 lbs In
iezIb surks. rye fiour. g 8 per 100 los
ta IO-th "a ks. split peas i01-lb sacks
s. 90. split peas. leo per 100 lbs In
aa=Ib boxes. mixed peas - q. IN
sacks. pearl barley. 500 per leo lbs
IN sack. 50 % peg Cwt. In gs-ib boxer
rolled barley 81 90; wheat fakes.
7A-lb boxes. 81 -. wheat fakes. g. %
per case II - s-Ib pkEs IN bbin S. 70
10 lbs net. fancy ROLLED oats. s. g.
yellow. 3 20 PEE bbl In 5o-ib sacks
corn meal. white taeu per bbi In 10
10 sacks. buckwheat -four. pure. u
20 per Dbl in b8-lb SACKS. cracked
wheat. 81 PEI Dbl IN Lo-ib sacks.
sieei cut oatmeal. 50 % per bbi In a.
10 sacks; graham Hour. s. % per bbl
In bO-ih sacks. whole wheat -four. s.
psr bbt In s9.ib sacks. rye meal. 81 =
per Dbl In s9-ib sacas. rye -four. -
Ter bhl. fancy relied cats. 80 is net
in bbia. 81 -. fancy rolled oats, sg-lb
rsFka AGh. fancy rolled oats. uer
.ss.. =. ~. chop So-ih sacks. SO 90.
sfary COW hop. so-ib sacks. tfe10
coffee GahbinEb-Green - Nicola.
per ~. sad2ic. Java. per 70. ztu Zsc
costa Ricn. choice. Per ID. IsuI
Roasted -Afhuckle'r. N ie9-lb eases.
per 100 Ibs. sisa so-lb cases. Ter loo
lbs. 81 30. zs-Ib cases. per leo lbs.
iiztS. Java. t9-Ih tins. per ID. &c.
sack &c. Aden Mocha. Sihc. Cara
raia. aze. Guatemala. 7ie. ground
coffee. $50 28e. Lon. zoos. MAS. 65H.
81 IS. &C. sis ~
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SENT HIS WIFE A
DYNAMITE BOMB

CHICAGO. Sov saThc sheriff az
Waterloo. low. arrived ln Ch.rae
to-day With Harfaht faf the arrest
&c Jerome " iieai. charged with
attempted murder
NJ lfu8t. who Is NOT living With
her husband yesterday received a
phe haEs AZ Waterloo from Chicago.
which uuan being opened was found
e. contain an Internal machine. wlth
enough dynamite III u 10 blaw uH "a
block u buildings Mes. loot has
Wnnry. ard her husband Tn the
event % her drat#. would be her
hr.f
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Pointed Paragraphs.
ssE,ss

hs failure many a man IL a sue
cess.
The average mans conscience IT.
more or less elastic
a Ro-ad thing may be cheap. but
a cheap thing rs seldom good.
Its poor brand ~ virtues that
goes around seeking temptations.
The great trouble with some peo-
Die Is they can't depend upon what
they say.
The speechlegH lady on go gold
= Gee II proof positive that silence
iH golden.
Ifa what people have forgotten
about TIE good old times that
makes them think they were good
The average man rs always Won
darlnR what others think ri him,
snd the chances &c the others never
give him a thought.
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FLAMES LEAVE
MOUNTAINS BARE

uEI.LrFoNrE. Pa. Nov Ste
cent rains have put oat the terrific
forest ntva which ragged to thiH cuun
- far mere than oue week and nuts
thr fuu destruction af the flames Sc
apparent Far distance ~ airlast
- mfles aIenK the MuueY mountain.
5 ml Sc ut more ON both SitgAny ard
Hfusu mountains. and almost ta1
square miles an the Alierh~Blct tee
simber has been entirely destroyed
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A BODY dashed
TO THE MAST

NORFOLK. Va. Nov s-Ar'Hur
SeWalra Wrr.k sI schooner Carrie
: Lone. VAS lowed n here ialay
aifh dead man dashed 20 the
stump ~ her foremost. and the cap
tain % the iuE. EdEar =. Luck-n-
bach whIah tastci her. told - two
others who Wsrr drowned hY -h4
Raisf. which during tie hurricane
outside washed over the wreck upon
phicA they were working The men
lost are Richard Haumbarh. ~ New
York engineer. Harry kaytpu. %
Fictaa y a. and Frank MecoYeF.
II IlrunaN LIZ "a
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BABY FELL INTO
HOT APPLE BUTTER

TIFF Ms. Soy White watch
ms a caIdrun 70 boiling apple bat.
ter. baby fell into Ia steam nE
MAS and zee natHer Mrs rHuEs-r.
plunged hef tarr arms into the ket-
ffH for tHe babe. Tier bufus we're
fr'EhtfIi ard her maldsHinR ahr KS
attracted another 20 her ehuIser.
SHE in Alternating n render aid.
Nas alsu covered aith the Arajiinx
stun The baby uas lead IS hen M
pI#Rfrs HtteH il from fhe eaulIfon.
and fhr either child He'd several
hrufa later IA Intense agony. Mfa
TiiIErre died last might
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Cannot Whip Prisoners

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nsv =
The supreme court ~ tho state has
decided that 60 WnrkhauHH. city.
rsaaty ar state prison keeper las e
legal rIsht % hla a prisoner there
tu
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LOUCH. AUGUSTINE & CO
. e 9 Q RATION z

:. Z. ana =. --s.lnoh. I.eoe lbs %es
and z. Is .iurt. 100 lbs. tl5nti.
NalnseotnE. Ja4it. rustic. ssaUzs.
- shingles q .0s standard shin
Eies. 81 90 i-lurh finish Y. - ana -
fret. f2tu7t. thick auish. t2As 20 cs-
dar squares. 2. s. . and ~ feet 1zia
-. rJekrtH. az
Kiln dried. 81 IN advance Of green.
drayaRe. Zoe
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c. P. HUNTINGTON
IS IN CON troll

NEW YORK. Nov. Am Import
ant roufer.ue" was htI toby a.
tho office ~ q. J.. Huntington. iu tho
ILLS building. between Mrs. Leland
Stanford. George Cracker. T. IL
Hubbard nnd Mr. Huntington 10
complete The transfer or tho stan
ford and Grorker interests In south
cru aud Central Pacific to- the Hun
ungf1n interests. announced several
weeks aRp. Mr. Huntington with
his 5rianda. thus comes into sole con-
troll Of ,he great continental system.
DR.. Aunie Russell
Diseases OF women. "a H!nekley blk
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Leave SEATTLE 9 &. m.
Nov Q. 10. Il. %. Is. 30. Dec 8. 10. Is.
%. Is 20. Jan. Z. and every attn day
thereafter.
Lear, san EnltIgs for Seattle loan
Nov. .. :. u. l.. -. q. Dee 2. :. II.
II. %. -. Jan. 1. and every NTH day
thereafter.
FOR nLASka
Leave Seattle a. N.
Cottage city. Nov. II, 90, Dec. II. g.
city Of Topeka. Nov. g. p. Dec. 9.
q
Ak. Nov !. 10. Dec. /. IS, 81. ana
every hfth day thereafter,
For further information obtain
folder
The company reserves the right to
change without previous notice
steamers. sailing dates and hours Of
sailing. = TROW BRIDGE
Puget Sound supt ocean Dock.
geattie
IN town ticket once. els First av-
cnue. Seattle. Gaodail. Perkins 4
Co. General agents. san Francisco.
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Ia,sls.,.s onAStI,

etLUMFT INpEX-Tfe total pro-
duftl.u ~ copper far eight months
ending wIlh August. waa lcs. zoo a
gain ~ rsf cent. SNOW Hg a mod
crate increase. notwIthstauI.ng the
EfflaR demand aud high prices.
Tho ~aaIaalr have decreased over
20 auu tons showing domestic in
crease over 5000 tons Now s
the time to buy. before the price
advances Treasury stock i5c a
share For further PARTICULARS call
or write - the ONCE. No. go First
avenue Telephone. Main ca. open
evenings until o'clock = a.
coEHfT.r. Official Broker.
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iiL iuhT EAItpMAL HAfsK .pF
EEATTIE
Pad up eatitHI ..+.... tl5d On
asHffat banking business tIaUHastHi.
.am'f - Ii.Fr, Hs.ssat..st.- t-tesidrnt
htaHf'fr 80 u iH Hria#.sa ==. we tfEHiHe AZ
Ifa.rf IIfnsf ... ..-....... ... Cashier
u D. FHrhH#rHt Assisfsnt eHsHIs-
flaft ahI tslrFfapfIe sEchanEe rayaois
% 90 tsr lf.Hs.lHH c.tlsa ~ Tie Ihite1
state #ui Eara.s
INT rom FOUsD RATIONAL BANK
90 HEHfflsE
tnrftal ftosz lsl1 - ~ 90
hAfHfus F.. ...4.....4 80 90
faf1u fHfIh ..........#. ........ fsfeHIdsrt
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1ar-srfIH uHrHfa N eli lie urHrpal rit@s
'n fHe tHifsd states and hurops
aaAh 9IaAtiAa .AHEiuaAS BANK oH
fEAITIsE
Corner rssiAf hsg aud Tiret venus.
rHtaI .a.....4..... 81 80
AaffrN r-fIIhefF 49, ...#... Pre- DENT
Q T.. fHf.1rHH ...-.4. Firaf Vice PRES Sent
s. D. gfau1Hhl ...... second bies Tfstldsut
% HH=IIrrR ....=......# ...#.#... cash 20
Tfanaarts general barking business
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l. W uorGHroN. ~. 81. ga u7
cu.llna block
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II YOU WANT to be suited. call on
Kelly. underwear dealer. ms LIST
avenue. say you saw II In the Star,
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buy acres. Moore Invest. Co.
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Or Annle Russell
Diseases Of women. "a Hinekley blk
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
For san Francisco

The company.s elegant
81 amsAips Q ue en- /.
Wala Walla and Um-
affffa
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slcnNn IINNn annn,.

\ FULB LINE OF Heaters. cook
stoves and furniture Of every de-.
scfiptlon al T.. Chapin's, 9Th & Pike
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uf hNEKI DESCRIPTION mfg and repairing
Clark ~ W. Madison 81 Phone Main ~
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stfSpE & EnIANn. YesIer wharf. saii-
makers. tiFEcta nLd ship chambers. man
ufacturcra - tents taIpauiins, mining
heHp. canvas OF all widths
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snwtNG M,oufNrs
sHtp cHasolGRs.

$EW HOME eeNtnE machines, Beet a
cheapest machine made. sold on easy %
nFuts once next door TO postofiiee
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Potatoes OohblnE1 Native pota-
toes. 7sedsi %. Yakima potatoes.
Us COS - CO. bcsta. 80 per sack car
fpta, evr aHcks spc. corn. 751sac per
sack. peas 81 as. cueumbers zsata=
tomatoes saffsRe California sweet
pata rs. q aoa 90 per leo lbs. bel
peppers. flpouigs. Chill peppers.
81 oQdi 20. native onions 81 ftu p.
California onions. fi.i5ui.s. garlic.
e 10. eauilfiuwega. &c per dog Jet
tuer. ca a i.px ~ dor. turnipa.
g. Per sack rediHhen. iOt. pumpkins.
= per 10. squash. -.
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8ealIIa AI1lra1l %. % y y IN
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
HI CATHOLIC FAIR:

The Catholic fair at Miners Union hall
attracted the usual big crowd last night.
A large quantity of very pretty things
We're disposed of at auction by p. G..
Hannibery and brought fancy prices,
owing to the spirited bidding. A hand
some Dresdenlamp was IA filed off and was
won by Mrs. J. Mcdonald. Miss Nj. MUIR
ply also won a handsomely embroidered
centerplece. Tonight the feature will be
the rafting of a $50 check, donated by
Mrs. Thomas Gavin. Already over 400
chances have been sold. Nearly all of
the other articles will also be ratified off
this evening.
Tomorrow evening promises to be the
banne one of the fair. There will be
two spirited contests to decide who are
the most popular mine fOremen and the
most popular school girl. The contest for
mine foreman has narrowed down to Tim
Lynch of the Anaconda and Ed Mcclure
of the Bell. In the contest for the most
popular school girl Miss Laura Kilgallon
and Miss Katie Burns are the contest
ants.
A matinee will be given tomorrow
afternoon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
IN THE OLD HANDS
B. & M. Properties Worked
by the Company.
REHEARING OF STAY DENIED
BY Supreme Court Today--Views of
the Court in the Receiver
ship Matter.
%REHEAR1NG OF STAY DENIED

At a late hour last night Receiver Tom
Kinds turned over the Boston & Montana
properties to the The bond
which bore the signatures of d. j Hen
messy. J. A. Talbot Joseph A. Case, A. F..
Bray and three others was approved by
the supreme court last evening and a few
minutes later the order of the court had
been served on Mr.. Kinds by Under Sher-
iff Murphy. Mr.. Kinds at first demurred
to turning the property over to other than
an officer of the This little mat
ter was speedily adjusted, however, when
the undershe1iff produced G. 5. Batter
man, the assistant superintendent, who
had returned to the city yesterday.
Just about the time that the order for
the turning over of the property was re-
ceived, G. NJ. Hyams, the chief man of the
company also appeared on the scene and
at once took charge of the books OF the
company.
Orders were at once given for the re-
sumption of work at the m4nes and the
old force of men Immediately esumed
their positions. Today the properties are
being worked in the usual manner and
the men are happy. They are assured of
several months work under the existing
order of things, as the supreme court
will be unable to pass upo the appeal
matter for some time, owing to the fact
that a transcript of the proceedings be-
fore Judge Clancy cannot be prepared for
several weeks, and until that time the
supreme court cannot act on the matter.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
A HOTEL INCIDENT.

Mr.. James McGovern was in San Fran
cisco last week when the grand opera
company including Madam Melba was
playing an engagement there. The diva
was given an apartment in the Palace
hotel next to that which he occupied. The
first morning after her arrival she spent
half an hour as usual in trilling and
Walbling in a voice that would have made
a canary turn green with envy. Mr., Nc
Govern was awakened by the melody and
did not recognize the voice. He was
naturally annoyed by the interruption Of
his slumbers and rang for the bell boy.
See here he said when that furc-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14

tionary arrived I'm paying 81 a day for
TINS room, and I'd like to know who put
that woman next door and allows her to
wake up all the guests of the hotel at this
early hour Of the morning with her infer
nal screeching. Who is she any way?'
Why that's Melba," said the boy,
singing a selection from one of tbs,
operas"
"Oh," said McGovern. Tn very fond OF
music. Here's a dollar. DON'T say any
thing about it. I'll take a box at the per-
rmance tonight"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
"THE REVOLVING WEDGE"
YOUNG LADIES OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL WILL ENTERTAIN
TONIGHT.

1.-THE Revolving Wedge a football
play, will be presented tonight at the
Auditorium by the class of '99 of the
Butte high school. The proceeds of the
entertainment will be used to purchase a
promises to be a notable success and
should be well patronized. The partici-
pants in the play have been well drilled
and carefully prepared by Miss Baldwin,
and it is said that many of the cast pos
sess genius Of mere than the amateur
order, The drill by the young ladies will
be a novel and entertaining portion of the
programme.
At the close of the entertainment a
grand ball will be given, at which Berg
strom's orchestra will furnish the music,
Finest crown bridge work. Or. Wiy =
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
Chicago Live Stock

Chicago, April 14.-Hogs. Receipts A.
600. Market five cents h igher. Mixed
and butchers $3.50 800, good heavy $50 @
1916: rough heavy 355036O; light 36O@3S5.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 market strong,
beeves 41OM575: COWS and heifersr 160@49O:
stockers and feeders $50 oslo. Sheep-re-
ceipts 1000 market strong sheep 325@ $500.
Lambs 425@590.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
New York stock Market

New York, April 14.-Fluctuations in
the stock market We're ordinary as a
rule. While the market in general aspir-
ed to a higher level the gains were not
uniform, some of the s]pecialties rising
two points or more, while the more active
railways scarcely covered one-half. A
concerted drive against specialties en-
countered little opposition and the pre-
vious gains We're eradicated. Railway
stocks lost in sympathy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14

"You should try and be a little more
gentle, Reginald" said the mother of an
obstreperous 6-year-old. 1.-The Bible tells
us that the meek shall inherit the earth,
you know"
"And what good would the earth do me,
even if I should inherit it?" snOrted the
injured spirit wrathfully. You'd either
make me put 1t in the bank, or send it to
the heather, or divvy it up with sister
Sue, or lay 1t away and only use it on
Sundays"
500 sets OF teeth $40. DR.. Wiy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
MONEY, BONDS AND MARKETS
Money and Bonds

New York, April 14.-Money steady 5
per cent, sterling exchange steady 4S61z@
1861 demand. and 4S4A@4s41a for sixty
days. Silver certificates 6O@6O1s. Bar
silver 59A, Mexican 47&. government
bonds irmer. ends, reg 991a: 3 reg 1919:
coup 1O9'a, new 4s reg 129A: do coup
1898; old As reg 112A; coup 1885; 5s reg
and coup lis.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
Chicago Produce

Chicago, April 14.-May whea opened
at AN @75 advanced to 1915 dropped to
1875. rallied to 74$s. Close: May wheat
73h@73A: ~corn-34s; oats-265s: pork
$9.O5; lard $5.171a; ribs-$4.7O. Cash wheat
No. 2 red 76@7S; No. 2 hard 7Om12: No. 1
Northern spring 74@75; corr 1914.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
MOTION FOR REHEARING DENIED
Special to the Inter Mountain,

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena, Mont, April 1.-THE supreme
court today denied the motion for a hear
ing of the stay granted yesterday in the
Boston & Montana receivership case. w.
f. Cullen argued motion to court and at
conclusion the motion was denied without
other side having been heard.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
THE WAY OF THE
TRANSGRESSOR
SOME CULPRITS WHO WE'RE IN PO-
LICE COURT THIS MORNING.

Maud May, a Tenderloin girl, the story
OF whose experience in Butte eXemplifies
the truth of the saying that the way of
the ransgressor is hard, was arrested
last night at the instance of a man who
gave his name as Mccarthy, and who
claimed that while in the woman's place,
at No. 5S East Galena street, she had
picked his pockets of a roll of bills
to $35. On the strength of this
complaint the girl was arrested and a
charge of conducting a house of prostitu-
ton preferred against her. In police
court this morning she pleaded guilty to
this charge and was fined $25. When she
was arrested she lac $14 and she man.
aged to get the necessary balance this
afternoon, paid her fine and was released.
This girl came to Butte about four
years ago from Los Angeles. She was
h about 90 years of age and a beautiful
m She brought with her $40, 900 in
diamonds and cold cash, and this money
lasted about as long as does the dew in
the morning sunshine. During the past
three years she has been in Strengthened
circumstances, living as women of her
KIND do, sometimes with plenty, but most
or the time in want. About a year g
she met Sherry Burke, to whom she
claims she was since married. At any
rate she entertained a very warm affec-
ton for him. Two months ago he fell
down the steps Of a Galena street lodging
! house and received injuries from which
he died, and the girl has since been de-
voting her energies to see that his re-
mains We're decently inferred. Her in
tention was to ship the remains to Cali
fornia, and to this end she caused the
body to be embalmed and placed in a
vault. Since Burke death she has man
aged to pay the undertaken 5000 in small
amounts, but this was not sufficient to
| pay the expense of e~mbalming and trans
portation. and yesterday the remains
were inferred in the local cemetery.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
Schley's New Job

Washington, April 14.-Rear Admira
Schley was today assigned to duty a
member of the naval examining board il
his city.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.

WANTED-WORK BY YOUNG MAN
of q, three years experience in grocery
Will do anything. Address or apply H.
w. McGangly, St. James Hotel.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14

Nancy Hanks was arrested this
morning for breaking into a house at No.
IS East Mercury street. She had pre-
viously occupied the building, but left
it a few days ago and last night broke
into the place and went to bed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14

There are none better M few as good
groceries sold in Butte as we offer at low
est possible price.
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inest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.
FINEST RESIDENCE ON THE wEsT
side for 5 1000, worth IS. 800, Party leav-
ing city of Butte for their health. w. H.
Winters.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Silver Bow National Bank
At Butte. in the State of Montana, at the
close of business, April 9Th, 1899.
RESOURCES

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. .......s 21S.S71 al
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cureu... 45, 1862 80
y. >. ponds to secure circula-
ton ..".... ............ $4,000 90
EIelillulhs on U. ). Donds..... 1850 90
Stocks, securities, etc l4.31l "a
clearinghouse, furniture and
fixtures ...... ............... 4.S2S &C.
Other real estate and mortgages
oWHeu ...... .......S III ,3l2 SO
Due from national
banks (Dot reserve
agents ..... / 33S 70
Due from state banks
and bankers,.. 1907 GO
Due from approved
reserve agents 49,. 6,307 10
Notes of other ma
tional banks .,.. 5000 90
Fractional paper
currency, nickels
and cents 1856 O5
Lawful money re-
serve in bank, viz
specie. 45.109 90
Legal tender notes.. 90, 1t5 90
H., s115,7s4 81
Redemption fund with u. S.
Treasurer g per cent of circu-
ldlioH)....... ................ l,l25 W
s427, 1888 O.:
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ........$ 100, 900 90
Surplus fund ................. $500 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid .........,.,. 90 647 6S
National Bank notes outstanding 22, 900 90
Due to other National Banks.... 3,O43 O5
Due to State Banks and Ban kers so
d v.dends unpaid ............. so 90
Individual deposits subject to
check 100, 737 81
Demand certificates of deposit. S5,2l2 II
Certified checks go. GAO 90
Total. s427, 1873 Oh
State of Montana, County of Silver
Bow-Ss.
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
FAYETTE HARRINGTON,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me his
14th day of February, 1899.
+. A. GILBERT.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
O.. X. LEWIS.
S. MARCHESSEAU,
WILLIAM 1HOMPSCN
Directors.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14
WOULD DO NO GOOD.

Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-14

Mary Smith, charged with drunken
ness. was fined S. in police court this
morning.