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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-09
District Court Proceedings.

The court was called ID reguIar
'es sion on Monday March 9Th, hi,
onor Judge Smith presiding uno
the other officer, all being in place
In the case of the state OF Mont
VS. Frank Camp a noIle pros was
entered by the County Attorney.
State of Mon tana, VS. HAIRY Mar
tin. Defendant arranged pleads
not guilty, flies an affidavit for
continuance on account of the
absence of material witness.
Case set for trial May 25th 1899.
State of Montana VS. Charles A.
Burns, charge forg, ry, defendeut
pleads guilty aad was given three
years by the Court.
State VS. Cicero L Bristoi,
barge ambeZlement, set for trial
lay 20 1899.
Montana Land 8 Water Co. VS.
armers Co-opperative Co., suit
T title to water Of Teton river.
Jemu rer OF defendants to amend
complaint spstaiued, plaintiffs
lven 20 days TO file amend ed
omplaint
Sweeney & Cowell VS. Peter
Darcy, damage, continued to May
18th 1899.
Farmers Co Operative Canal Co
Montapa Land g. Water Co.,
uit for right away, passed.
Rosa Crouch VS. Ed Crouch,
tivorce, passed.
Thos A Williamson VS. Suet e
Williamson, divorce, demurrer of
the defendant overruled by the
court. twenty days given to file
answer.
Erna Acton VS. S;Actnn, divorce,
Default of defendant ehterred and
ecree given the plaintiff
The follow ny named jurors were
jrawn as trial jurors to report
Nay 25th 1899 at 10 o'clock a. M
) L Ralston Sr r NJ Steele
REQ A Woods John Jackson Sr
, n Knowles Dud DooIittle
Henry Ryan Peter Tripdo
{ P McDermitt L N Strand
Ado'ph Fellers David Lut1
E DeHaas James Hannah
Iohn Zimmerman Frank Hughes
ohm Ly ons Tlos Dean
Jhas T Green L A Mpsacra
'ohn Guist VIM LilIard
W Kerr Aliinson Garrett
4 r Coweli I Biornstad
9 Ballend r S 'Gan ble
Cd S'onehouse Julius Hirghberg
r Rogers GB Grande
hos r Hill H A Gillette
Vm McD Wright Lawerence Davis {
Iouis Truchot J L Collins
Y L Cowgirl W W Gamble
In the estate of Richard Wright /
deceased Report of sale of real
state filed and ohj'ctors if any
,iven until March 18th 1899 to file
bjections.
In the estate OF John A Moulton
eceased same proceedings and ;
anne order, l.
In the estate of Daniel Wa d
eceased the appointment of Peter
Laughlia administrator con- +
lrmed by the court.
In the estate of Joseph LeFrance
deceased. Proof of the last will of >
eceascd and the appointment of '
Jar! Harris cxecut' r CONFIRMED bv
l.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
RADCLIFFE

Cambridge. Mass. March &c On Monday after
noon n mass meeting was held IN tho auditorium
10 discuss the question OF a college paper Reso-
luions which had been drawn up by committee
consulting with tho dean. were presented and
adopted. II was decided that the college should
have paper 10 represent the best literary work
OF the college and matters OF college interest The
Nrst rlImper of the paper. the only one for this
year, should appear IN May. A board OF seven edi-
tors elected
on Thursday evening the German Club held an
open meeting IN tho auditorium Professor Hugo
Munsterperg addressed the club I'm German on The
Philosophy Of Goethe's Faust.
on FRIDAY evening the Classical Club by request
o. professor Greenoueh. Miss Irwin and Miss
Hofseiord. repeated the Scenes from Antigone. %
given some weeks ago at their open meeting. The
proceeds VIII be given 70 the "grcen-rOOm fund
The title OF the new operetta written by Miss
Josephine Sherwood. 99 is Just announced as
Princess Perfection and q Will be given this
year AZ Brattle Hall. on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings April 10 II and 12
on saturday evening tho Canta hrigia Club held
rs ballad concert AZ Sanders Theatre FOR the
Greene sang
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
ROCfEsTER.

Rochester. y. y. March %-The following COM
mttoe has been chosen from the faculty 10 take
charge o. tho appointment OF speakers Tor inc
annual genlor contest for tho Davis medal next
commencement: Acting President Henry T. Bur
ion. Professor George VI Forbes and Professor
Charles w Dodge
II used 10 he the custom FOR the contestants al
Senior Ex." as the undergraduates have dubbed
it 10 be chosen ON the ground Of classroom stand
ing Now the selection Is made solely on that
o. oratorical superiority. as in the case " the
spcakers ~ the sophomore exhibition This. or
course !usurc5 far better results than the oId
method 60,
Easter vacation began on Tuesday. and VIII con-
tiuue until next Thursday.
The College WOmcuS tluh has decl1ed N as
sune tic financial responsibility for the produc-
ton o. the Greek play ~ commencement time
Miss Mabel Bar~oWs who has charge or the
production will give ont the paris ana begin
training The chorus al once. .
The efforts of the women 70 raise the 10000
which the trustees demand for the admission ~
women are said 10 be going on. although no large
sums Of money have been subscribed as yet
Sovora' Of the woWen's clubs have arranged a
series OF Lenten lectures 20 aid the fund.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

7.,.-. y Y March 26-Dr William Strunk r..
-- -, aroointed assistant professor NJ rhetoric
and English phnologv and vii begin MS WI
next fall Dr Strunk is graduate OF ''e ''
ve-sitv of Cincinnati. class Of ~
rrofaeeor Jeremiah W jerks Is me cnalrma" OF
. co,r-,ittoe which IS preparing for the American
Economic Association report ON 'S'''
for our colonies. ,t.A
Dr Virgil Snyder of the Department o' N"'"'
rr,,ica and his family viii spend the summer ,
Germany. most of the time al 20 '4"h''' '''
IN devote most OF mis- time a. STUDY - ,,,otr.o5 n
',fl,r,cL rrave,.rd Allen. &C. his been appoHlt
49,. ro~rer IN tho contest Of the Contra.
held I'm Ithaca in the latter part or NAY. ...,. 80
The annual banquet o. the ,ornei $50 ~ t.,,
House. Flmira. on March So fredc'c W' tE.fErro
20 ie president Of the association ana ''oi ~
VI N.Carn. 49, IS secretary ,, - go ,.s t-,eto~
Tho itinerary OF the baseball team on us r.aS.t
S1rfneru min has been announced as lo"9"S
March o- University of Virginia. AT 'htII' d.
March os OAK Ridge Institute at Grren-poro'
( G. March 90 open. March o.. Mercer niNcI7l'y
an Macon Ga. April 4. University oi a. t..
Atlanta ana APr "Ra , A. \9Rnerp tT,SHT men Nit 6o
taken. on account OF ine rfcthl I1'N" "'"'''
the mon have had no outdoor pracll Co.. ".
Professor James Law. director OF i9e Sta't Nr.
erinarv .ol.ege has been appointed ihe rePe
sentative Of New-York state in the Nailonal I've
c.0cl Aeeoo.etiou Professor Walter + Wilcox
% -, .,,,oi,+ed Nv Governor Roosevelt q mem
her of the State Board ~ Health
The Fencers club s making ag.Nr s.-
on April l5 The men who WI rcpIeS'nl e'"t'
are & n Rrustlen .2f. A hrcns. o,. ~ ''
Williams. co. and F. Brown =. j.. W. alterIs,. ma ,
Tie cold weather of he last week mas given o.
considerab bic setback 10 the crews since teA nel
beer i,rable 10 row on the inlet When the weather
is more favorable cX-Capialn 'olSon Is fApe'''N
herS exc 10 'ern examirations c.oscd on Friday Reg
istration day for the spring term VIII be April 4
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
sYRACIs Sc

Syracuse. Y Z. March 26-The Easter vacation
Will begin next Wednesday a. ] p. m. and last
tU Tuesday morning following
During the coming commencement the classes NJ
'Oo and ol VIII erect memorial tablets 70 the two
students who 5led IN the service during the late
var The tablets VIII he n the memory Of Pri-
vate Iucius e Barry. o. and Sergeant Edward
Durston. 'oi both = Company C. 3d New-fork
Volunteer Infantry. The memorials VIII he TN the
chapel
Lyman C. Smith has said that he will give a
sheU n the students viii organize = crew. Mr
Smith is greatly interested I'm the athletic spoi,s
me- sufeS 20 DO their part
Ever since the announcement fhat professor
John z Commons had resigned from ne chair of
sociology there have hcer frequent statements IN
various papers rho effect fnaf he had netn
forced 20 oc % uy the trustees on account NJ
some ~ hts political views These stories are 50
fer from tho truth both N spirit and IN leuef
that on wednesday morning chancellor Day mace
fhD following statement Any statement 10 inc
oNect that Professor Commons leaves the ini-
versity because his tcach.nss are AT variance win
the views u the trustees or or the adminlsrailon
does him injustice re has worked m harmony
with the administration and his feUo" -prois
and will carry away with him me most ksnuN
feelings Of his associates In the faculty ana or the
student body
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
NEW.YORk UNIVERSITY

The debate which WAS held at New Brunswick
with Rutcors resulted in victory for Rutgers.
which upheld the negative of the question should
tbs United states Permanently Control the Philip
pines?'
pr sihler. n the Latin chair. has recently pub
nshed in pamphlet form The Latter Part Of
Tucretius and Epicurus Dc Meteoris.' Or. Sihler
ba. I'm this work endcayored 10 solve the critical
difc,ltv of Professor Tsenor ~ the University Of
Bonn.
4 Committee % Arrangements FOR Preparatory
school Day has been appointed. It has been de-
ciI4l 10 divide the committee into three suD-cOn-
rrffrees orc o. these 10 have charge uf m" imam
ciaI arrangements. another ~ The invitations. and
the tnird OF the reception az inc Heights Ihe
committee consists Of Carpenter, ~ Cnarman
rrusb -. Heggir %. Gems. ~, Muleson. no,
S-ockoU '0l. HYATT 0l. Carey. ~. and Jones 02.
The freshman contest for the cups prosecuted by
Conn,e lore David Banks resulted as follows
Rlunt i5-i. points. Cleyerdon. iH and Hadiey.
i40a. Tho strength contest fer the strongest man
resulted as follows. fernad. '@ llsl points
Blunt q n726. and Carey siio ..,-.
6av IN which tho special features will be exhibi-
,i.r class drills and the LAST Of me all-round ath-
ic.i~ and cvrnnasric contests will he held
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
MOUNT HOLYOEE.

South Hadley. Mass March 26.-Booker r. Wash
ington addressed the students IN the chapel on
Sunday evening last on THE Industrial Education
of Colored Students at tho South as an Important
Factor In the Solution Of tho Race Problem
The House Play At Rockefeller Hall on Tues
vted guests
fredeiick Bancroft gave song recital of Scotch
ana irish ballads In Mary Lyon Hail Wednes-
day evening. and on Thursday evening i'm the
same place. was the organ recita. by Frederick
The spring exhibit ~ the work Of students IN
day
The site for the new gymnasium has been saked
between Porter and Mary Wilder halls
Inc new section Of the planthcuse Will be begun
As soon as the season permits and when com
pieied viii include physiological room. classroom
and propa eating house
The Easter recess beginning on Tuesdav March
y. continues for TWO weeks
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
lfTyTTPLEX TELEGRAPH.

William Henry Preece. VINO has just retired from
the post or eugincern-c and electrician in the
British Postal Service talking few days ago
about the development OF teegrapny in the United
Kingdom and in the course Of lis remarks he re-
ferred I'm complimentary manner 10 inventions
that he had assisted % import from the United
States Among them the quadruplex sys-
tom invented by Edison. In 1854 he came 10 this
country and picked up method Of sending six
ses over one wire all IN the ne direction
Recently the system has been modified by young
Englishrnan uame1 Pollock 40 rs 10 send eight
messages simultaneously The "octuplex" then. Is
an accomplished fact. What Professor Henry A
Rowland OF Johns Hopkins University. r. row try
Ing 10 do I'm another way. and with the special ad-
vantage OF delivering typewriter copy. has al
ready been done I'm England. Mr.. Preece added
that there Is a prospect that as many as twelve
mossages viii be sent over one wire before long
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
AMHERST

Ar,bers. Mass March @.-The musical clubs
gave their annual Amherst winter term concert IN
tbo Town Hall on Wednesday evening.
The Co,ilon club held its winter term german
Of me Psi UpsYon parlors last Saturday evening
The candidates for the baseball team have been
reduced 10 sixteen men. who viii remain in Am
horst during the Easter vacation 20 work under
the direction Of Captain Kighter The squad con-
.,s,s ~ Foster Messenger. Tinker aud whitney.
,e.. Fighter Harris Holford and Thompson 20.
Fisher Hawley. Moore and Rushmore, 0i. keith.
Eout blanchard and Thompson. 0-.
Tho annual exhibition IN light gymnastics for the
Leland prize of 800 was held Wednesday and re-
suited i'm a victory for the Juniors The sopho-
,ooros were second and The freshmen hrl Tie
exhibition in heavy gymnastics between the two
lower classes which held Immediately after
,ho drill was won by the freshmen. j. T. Her
rirk 'Ol secured the greatest number OF points
aud retains h.s title Of college gymnaSt
Tho freshman Kellogg Fifteen. composed ~ tho
i.t Professor churchill ~ follows g. Berry. J.. %.
Iroarl.. b Cavcrly. q. O. Clancy. J.. 'lark x.
y Cunningham John Eastman, !. j.. I.ori, lf..
y = IIolt.n Isaac n Jones. W. Reid. " Tfe-
,.oy VI Vgn sicen. j. NJ. Wells aud j. j. " n.ic
During their Easter trip the mHsiraI rluis VIII
give concerts a. the following cities Lakewood.
j. April J. Warren. Penn. ApfH q. fI 'tif.
wrh Apru & Chicago. Apr =. Milwaukee April
S Atlantic civ. y J.. Aprl lN 'arn"si" IFc"um
Tho uinerar, for tho senior dramaros who vill
rresouf thls roHr TueIo'r Uiar. Ihn haelf. Ilfe.
l. as follows. March sl North Brookneld- Mass.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Hartford Conn Mach 25-Tho Testers gave
a successful dramatic performance AZ Lakewood
on the 17th inst Two plays were presented-"One
ro,,ob NJ Na+i,re . p one-act drama and a one-act
farce entitled Leave II 20 Ne" The students
received much commentator.
The annual indoor meet. held On Friday Maroh
r was well attended and interesting The class
CUP. awarded 10 fhe class scoring the greatest
number NJ points was Won hy "a. with the soph'-
r,o-os second The AfcCracken CUP. given m the
bret al i-rourd athlete was won by +. r. Sturte-
v.r+ '0f Tho uoIe vault and lG-pound -shof rec
orjs v,,re broken by Sturtevant and +. z. ingalls,,
President smith has received 81 c0o from hve
-ror,inerf New Workers for me science pulldlHe
v.aich viii be started this spring . ,..
A. the request o. fl" urd"reradua'fs nc l rahlrr
vacation has been changed 10 the perl'h '"."''"
Nar.h % and April l0. inclusive
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Schenectady y Y. March pa second meeting
was held on TUESDAY evening OF the committee ha'-
ing In charge the acquiring OF the college pasture
for city park The committee reported that
under no circumstances viii the college lease or
sell arv uar' Of ia cksons Garden. nut that 81 would
lease the pasture 70 the city for public park pur
poses in perpetuity for an annual net rental o.
$500. with privilege Of purchase ~ any time a.
= valuation 70 be determined bv appraisal
II was voted that the report be accepted tnat n
committee bc appointed 10 superln'cnd tho circua-
tion among the citizens Of petition. ard another
80 Jrav mn 2 bill FOR the Common Council 10 present
10 the LEGISLATURE.
professor Charles Prosser Is seriously 81.
The Adephic Literary Society has elected the fo-
lowing officers 70 act during the remainder ~ tho
'o,iege YEAR. President William r II. Breeze. vice
nresiienf Lester T. Hubbard. seoretary, Earl =.
Ssck. treasurer Irving W Kctchum. curator.
Stnry Paiz ir Executive Committee-W liam y
T1a,is chairman: John VI Tuggey and Emil J..
THE Garnet" Unions annual. published by the
t,pior class appeared yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
pF%NSYIVANIA

Ttradelphia March 26 The committee ~ 'he
Bsr-rar Memorial Botanical Library gave a book
reception on Thursday afternoon. I'm comnemora-
'on 10 The 2r0th anniversary Of the birth - John
Bsr.ram the eminent hotanist The oolec' is 20
coIeo. books for the free botanical library which
u intended 20 be placed IN the old Bsrtram Man
s.or
C. Tho evening ~ the same day the annual
sen.oi-.uror debate vas held the college chapel
a-d was wor bv The seniors by vote Of two 10
one The subject for debate was. Resolved. That
ths white voters Of Mississippi Louisiana and
South Carolina are justified In the present dsfran-
chsencrt q The negroes by means Of their recent
constitutional amendments" The speakers for the
Affirmative which won the debate. were r. \
Keuern u p T'ryon and 8 Folz The negative
SD Was ropsosec,ed by T l. Clark W. H. Parry
and q Stern
The university library has recently received a
valuable p.f, IRON. The estate q The late Rev. d.
T W j. WyAe. TIE gift comprises his classical
Dr. Hamilton w Mabie spoke 10 the students on
lcal lfe. T#Icon IL Williams delivered an ad-
cree and touched oa journalism ia relation 20 IS
Arraugenents have been made with Or !. D.
Sleei" 70 fffat al students residing out of town
t--lie it p, VII h" sent fo thc students ".'in li
,At university hospital Tho only charge for such
Ae senior GLASS n Tie architectural department
'y5 l,' best design submitted for .,s Record
"ie"ifc 20 tAe chair of pathology tr The medical
ntpafinent 90 succeed Ir john Guiforas WlN SAL
gre- 10y .DH om Nanr"nttr for Manila where De
S,e' l.r,5 i" make study Of tropical
,..iNl, .'e aa- been appointed by the hoard of
ihe D.. 10 10 'eu.de plans for university exhibit al
Vt The commute .n charge ~ tho Houston club
,r,,-' '''-''.ai which proposes 20 erect an on
'yss, Over 70 tle urhersif do,mtores AZ Thir-
,.rse sr(ei'n ana spruce ste. hopes 20 lay the cor
''t oi iHt tower in commencement week.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
WITIIAMS

wiuianstowr. Mass March @.-InN oaseod"
...4 has he.n cur m sixteen men All Of whom
will remain I'm WiIiamstown during the Easter
ro~ess which begins ncxr Wednesday. They will
do cage work under the coach. Mr. Cancel. who
Will arrive to-morrov.
Thir,y-four mcr are doing gymnasium work for
the track team There is much promising material
The following men have been elected y" ne
,,-ol.i,.- Roa~d T1avnes NJ. Rroadhurst 'ol. and
Drake o..
The faculty has formulated p new athletic "Nel-
bptv rule based on scholarship standing. "hich
debarr man on the following srounds. n ne is Is
,-,ge~ disoipl no for IrrcrUlariy ~ attendance or
conduct II ho ie pursuing more tnhn one 8oul-
,ioral course ~ study in consequence or ldlurr
I'm an examination for condition or deicienc$ OF
a. H.. ie formally warned hy the faculty mar ne Is
moi doing mis- current work iu satisfactory man
49,. 49, .1o,+ol
N-''t. .,.-,~.- ~ tho Football Association.
7,,,s ,ros7a ,la. no will be nenager in 1870
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
TIE BEHR "NONORAIL" ROAD.
HIGH SPEEDS ATTAINED OF a SINGLE RAIL
EXPERIMENTALLY.

HIGH SPEEDS ATTAINED OF SINGLE RAIL
EXPERIMENTALLY.
There ,s a good deal of talk in England Just now
about road which may possibly be built from
Manchester 10 Liverpool about thirty miles apa p
= p Rehr n London who wants to enlist ,e
canital for r. has been before the world for several
wears as the advocate % a rather original plan.
He would have only a single rail for the cars and
engine 70 run on Re omts all reference 70 en-
gnes because ne would employ electricity for trac-
tion purposes
BovutOn's bicycle railway which was tried
experimentally on Coney Island fifteen or twenty
Years ago had only rail but IL differed in sew
eral respects from Behrs 'monorail' system
Boynton laid his rail along the ground used very
narrow cars and locomotives and kept his tram
from topping over by means Of Hight structure
running beside the road. and anordng a guide 70
some sort ~ a gear on the top OF the cars. Behr
erects a framework having tho cross section of a
narrow A puts his rail thereon. and lets his train
ride astride. OF course. 1t is necessary 70 have a
corresponding furrow on the under side Of his
coaches bur they may be OF the ordinary width.
The rail stands about three four feet above the
ground series Of eight wheels. each having a
double nangc and over four feet I'm diameter. sup
ports each car Six Of these wheels driving
wheels deriving power from electric motors. The
two others merely serve for support. In addition.
there are some small wheels, lower down. placed
so as against guide rails along the base OF
the triangular structure.
This scheme has rather crazy appearance when
first examined hut ar tho Brussels exhibition of
lss7 Mr. Behr had a model road I'm operation. and
It worked in credable manner. Tor the pro-
posed Manchester and Liverpool line he would mod
!fy his original plans n some details. no doubt but
Ie thinks that he has already demonstrated the
feasibility Of the enterprise. The great merits
which Mr. Behr sees - his system are ability 10
rurn sharp curves and 20 make nigh speeds in
safety He believes thar he can develop lN or l30
miles an hour without danger. and would operate
rha line from Manchester 10 Liverpool az about
ninety miles an hour AZ first. This scheme has
received much more favorable consideration from
expert engineers than many other projects which
look equally foolish
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
THE VFFE n PETROLETN

Trading in refined petroleum last week was fairly
active. and. save a slight advance at Antwerp and
Bremen, prices arc about unchanged. In crude oil
trading was extremely dull The work in the fields
continues fairly active. and the centre Of interest
has been transferred. for the time being. from the
Sc.o district 20 the Elk Forks district. In Tyler
County. W. Va. Indications now point 10 an ex-
tension 10 the north Of the northeast extension ef
the pool. Operators have been drilling and hav"
struck some good wells. The Rice Farm tess was
drilled into the sand early in the week. and the
showing made would indicate a seventy -hve-barrei
producer. The latest extension OF the Raymilton
DEVELOPMENT is also attracting considerable atien-
ton. Some interesting Developments are also eK-
pcctei within the next fortnight IN the CALIFORNIA
fields. where the Union Oh Company ~ making
ready 20 begin active operations.
The partial Pipe Line returns from March 10 q
Charters to the 23d inciusiye) are follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
COLLEGE or THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.

Several sections Of the preparatory and freshman
classes of the college begin Rotations to-day in
the annex which the college has secured In the
Metrouolitau Life Building. Professor O. Howard
parnley. who has been selected as the head OF the
Annex" has the following corps Of instructors
Stanislas Constance, Henry Carr. Dr. Walter
prvan Charles IT, Thomas Herbert +. Brett
,viesor 4 Kost. y Levussove A Bergeron and
livingstone b Morse.
"The Mercury the organ OF the undergraduates
dcparfment has decided 10 Increase the Board oc
Editors by allowing both the senior ana junior
classes 20 elect an associate editor
The subject for the prize essay competition ot me
Sons ~ the American hef Outon is The Frn-
The senior class appeared last week, for the nrst
time wearing the regulation mortar boards.
The Phrenocosmlan Literary Society held de-
fetc last Friday on the subject Resolved That
the formation Of monoplies should be restricted 10y
the State
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The Board Of Trustees Of the Normal College
b,s elected Professor Whicher Of Packer Instl-
tufe 10 mn the chair Of the Latin and Greek Ian
guages and literature.
The faculty is preparing professional course
NJ a. hours in pedagoRics. 70 conform 70 the new
law 81 the State Department OF instruction. 70 gov
ern tho issuing o. teachers licenses after This year.
II is also about prepare post-Rraduate course.
whereby graduates OF the academic department
may qualify themselves for certificates from the
state Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
MORE THAN MILLION wHISKEY BARRELs

Louisville. March 36-The biggest contract for
whiskey barrels ever ei In this country was award
81 yesterday TO a Louisville cooperage firm by tho
Kentucky Dlstillerics and Warehouse Company.
The contract was made for 100 90 barrels extra
grade 20 cost s2.ioo 90 II is understood that the
contract is for three years with the provision that
40 600 barrels are 70 be furnished annually This
heavy purchase OF barrels was made In order 20
permit OF all the dstileries acquired by the COM
pany being placed IL operation az their full ca
paeiiy