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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10

tim GrfdItnma in etuem 1aae sn hetIem. uebme
man lagatipe 8romo Gbinin Sdfetden. 2lle Mpo=
tbeter geben bas @elo 3urhd nenn tene 9silung err
folgt. q. ". 0rnbe's unteridrift 1T auF ieber
S6antel 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10

1iirpe'S HstmeraltuaiIer beiIi
Rbeumatismus unb Rierentraatbeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10

Sn Der Wh5ie bes 2sbens iit bie
Stebe Oaie-ober Sata Norsaua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10
Wmlf Sbore-Na

Wulr S9orezBnbtl.
Gbfabrt.
@a9 Stodoale. tdslid, aussenommen
Sonntdas ...........8:OO Worm,
Nntunft.
gon Stodoale. idsti6, aussenonmen
Sonntass. 100 gea6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10
Giienbab1l Ga1r.Ylan.
$. & o. n. Bab,,.

vi Ia brt.
Ma6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Ntountain
ooer M. e. & 1880 Ma1n.
Nad ct. Souls pia Sron Wfountain
Gonte. ............8:30 MbenbS.
Wa9 Searne t6sli9. IS 100 Mprsens.
Nah 2arebo. ..........1O 100 Borm.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & Me.
&. q S..............6: 80 HDrrl.
Won ct. Souls, Sron Nountain & Mf.
SC. & &S.............3:55 :55 Na1m.
BON 9earne tdslid 1920 Mbenbs.
Ton Sareoo ..... .12:25 Nn1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10
eoutberm 9eacific sabm,

Nbfabrt.
gsa6 Stem Orleans, 9pufon uno
Galpeltpn tdglib.............
s.f22..1o Mittags at6 $50 Nbenos.
Na6 eagle @aB, Merico ac.......
..................11:5O 80 8ornt.
Nab Galifornien. .......4:45 Na9m.
,Infunft.
8on Stem Orleans, SOuiton uno Sal
peiton tdslid.
...7::25 Worm. unb 7:3O 9en1m.
Bon galifornien &c. IL 80 8orm.
Bon eagle HaB unb MeIico. $500.
................ 200 M6enDs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10
Gnmiet 2imitec.

VI bfabrt.
Nad Californian, Sreitass, 3:35 Mors.
Na9 Stem Orleans, Dienitas uno
5rettas So. ..,....2:2O Nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10

= gs etbt 2eute, bsren Self im.'
msr Gerisn bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10

Neae Oraelm $50,
ReguIdrer preis $115, mdbrenb biefe,
Wo9e bel
&bps. 0oggan & Brps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-10
81 ma nnf1 |

gon galiforuien, Dienifas unb Jrei-
tag. ..............3:15 MOr9enS.
Bon Stem Orlecns, Dienitas unb
Jreitag 300 Na6m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Sernbaneliite
Gbifago, St. Yaul, Minnenpolis
L Cmnba.

Cub paa.
III. 1. Twin City Limited So 6orm.
4r. 3. Omaha Passenger 10
Rr. s.. DO. DO. Cor eftm.
Rorb pa.
Rr 6. Sioux City Passenger CT Sorm.
TT. 4. DO. DO. DO. Lbs eftm.
8r. .. Twin City Limited . 6.45
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

3 gia Greet sr man / 6Gro meo at
bpaae ct MT Sfolsbus / Steost fOr bet,
gnclonsn eoeIa9oe.
; 5slge Telegram ira 8afbinston
3. Is. bIeu bet / @aar (5irsoas) be
itemt, at port np YoitbuS Der Blair
lfaI bpsses paa bet norosiire 9istne al
lincoln Ctr. os 0alter 2Iue.. aItiaa
liee Sup for bet nuu9tenbs poitbus.
glabisn tilberte 6. 6 a EFT CT og andre,
% grilen sr Sc, $50. 8. Z. 9aller
bar Daret en- Cur / Waibinston / ben
Anleonlns.
Or. @abe, arlington, oeoe
pIuOieIi9t iioi;e gsroas Aiten.
= Bore en9eIife StoIer aabnsbe beres
Gore fioits Rnnoag, Og en- itor uentenpe
Glare ma,6erebe ino / slao 5oruent.
ming ON en- COB MOot0selie Os ct soot
uobntte.
5 Senbn9s prRtifebe gaitor an,
Ter for os, oo Rasmusen par
6iu Greet. ON eftermioOasen af.
bolbtes, iom omtnIt / fioite Rr., gsr
nsfsii opps vse Sfo!sH, 5poii;I life
iaa Ioa bauoe inofunoet zig. ganb.
gbriiten en- taIie I'll gernene, grof.
8rimobt Weller os 4aitor u n=
Ter til be uotsne. vi tilbragts en- ristig
lfsn Dag Os pare be9unfigeoe meb pant
8sisr. ON enb bet par no9ei uarmt.
naar man tom u~oenfor Ir0ernss Stpe9s.
4uitor 6uroIo 9enen pal /
5remont / Senoass.
Com meboeIt nnoetltebs Der /
gluoet bar ben ny SfoIebpsuins nu
bsgpnbt at bape zig op ueo Chen nf
ben eamIe. Zen par / Senooas iaa
piot, al ben par prpoet mso Reiiefrans
sfter COB sammsl oanft Sflf os grus.
Mrs. Warp Osborne, Dottsr
Of gouis gbriftenen, Wlibins.
ton. bsbe ~pluofeIist / foite llse og bIeu
bsgrouet puu ben onnffe airfeedarb usb
Drum. 4fooOe par 90 aur os megsi
afbOIot Of ale. iOm tenote bsnoe.
6enoes Wooer er bob for Here aar
hoeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Spiotpl o9 9obbeltcl

Stft bsruienbe. fulehauois boIobari
og saranieret at uare brp9sel al bsolis
Dialt o9 9umIe alsne. 6orienees ousrs
olt / 9anbei / %Aftopuine. Striu til
BELLE CITY BRIG. CO.,
aaeine, isis.
Solioe Ageuter antages.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Mrcosmooe.

ON Cub oil, afboloer ben ipoliee
Biaeonfn Rrebs fiji Gfteraarsmsos
Rontealm &c., Mihignn. Rsbet aob
mes ben q. Sspt. / @resnOins o9 Tut.
ter / Iruiant Senoas ben q.
Gslaenbt 6mnsr beb0noIes:
l. 9Uab Os buOrIeots itaI Der praoi.
les. (9uitOr y. s.. Utiaer.)
2. Smptnbelie. galtot ;. Sse.)
,. Zen 9euisaanos gaisn Os gir'-
ming. GATOR N. q. anoreoisn.)
6er,en ueIfsns uasbsi.
Is. 3. 5ene TN.
2 6enboIo til opsnforitaaenoe 81
tsnnfaorsIis, inbbpoer Wsnisbeoen /
Wonicalm 50. 8snnfr Of Dor U2isfion.
III at uGre iblanot os / bisie Dage c9
belle 6erreus gslfgnsIle meb os. Ueos
Del eosrs Romms III en- al be unoerte9s
neoe.
gna Meniebteernts 9eene:
f. B%ennefen, Z. Sse.
grsenuIae 5rufani.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

.3ions Meni9heO" inobuoer paa Del
usnllgite I'll areosmsoet. 6nbuer IL
usItommen. Som, 9snner. % q uel.
iignet, % par en- 9elfisneliei 3llrei-
ienoe beees msloe oerss Romme betime.
lie lib I'll uno~srts9neoe. genner JON
tomme mso So9et. uil ba bIlpe afbenteoe
/ Walon IOrsoae 9ftermioons D. IA.
Gent.
NIB. 3 maa TONNE NIB gftermio.
baesloget, INN CT / Roion I'll. i. oa
4ltenioset itte boloer / Raion.
9aa Weuisbebens 9e9ns.
6rits Anoer n,
1rait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Slair % Ome9n.

z eia Street sr man / 69ro meo at
bpase ct MT Stolsbus / Stsost for bet,
guclonen eoeIaebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Enucs ~ttngopmsutcoe

ofboloes. ON CUB oil. / gaeit superior
ira DEN l5-l7. Stpt.
Sierielig 5nobpoelie fra De nn9e til
De uage. Y Ntel en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

Yiae onffes. - 6n opstia qios
til aIminbeIis ousgernins, 8aoft os
Stfusnius. fssss at sn lille 5amiiie i
Blair, Rebr., Con $500 usenilis.
Rarmere OpIpsninssr siues fra bette
Blabs Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

Om Sub Dil, astsr Nsbrafa ipbIiss
6reos Of ben forenebe bluife en-. sIut5.
Rirts at bolos fit 9fteruarsmsts /
Waboo 80. Sspf. til /. OFT. Wsbst
beepnosr meb @ubstiensits 5rsbas ben
90. ST. 1890.
Acknowledgements:
/. Hom. /. 16.
III. RstfaroiessreIien.
6rsblsns prafter os yenner Of port
firfeIige Arbejoe er psnIisff i~nobuone.
@aitsrne bebes meloe beres aomme for
"a. Gspt. til unbertegnebe.
Cubs Bern, bsb ON ct fruetbrinaenbe
Mebe. 3. Nisonll,
Rrehsformanb,
Waboo, Vebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
auittcringer.
iii Sfolcn / glair

~ totA wv
Quoubon 9n.: Chr. Senien s.; s.
q. Smitb 81; g. u Smitb $3.50;
S.@.Saase $l.5o; 3sse. aHseies.
5b. Sgrenien, 8. y. Hasmusien.
boers1;3 3. 8. 5enminsien, Char
Iep 9eterien, en- nGunt hoer SOC 1850
4otter, aebr.: Mr. Gems Geterieu,
anorefD 4noerien, 81. 6. Eeterfen,
Rasmus 9ielieu, Ninos 2arien,
boer 81 300
Sa5elnooo, Ntinn.. ". Mg1er 81;
Mrs. Nfiffeiien 25c ........ 1.25
9lortbfielo, Dtinu.: aus. 5rpblin9
s. @Fs. 3. 9e.eriez 60; Irs.
aansan csc ................ 7.a5
aibert Sea, NinH.: 9aitor :. 3.
ailoiie s25, gnoers Glen 1925;
ghns. 8nsmusien 81; Gluf y.
Glien. 6. 0i. 3apoeer. huer 81;
Sacob .3euien SOC; Warn GlouieH
BIC $500
geoar s5nls, 3u.: elena Effen.. 500
5utdbinion, Minn.: Netta Better
len So; @br. @noerien SOC $50
Sadionntle. Sd.: Utrs. VI. HasTinss
len SIS; Gle w. gieiien 80; Warie
Senorifien, Mnrtba 6enoritien.
Mrs. 6. qunb. Zine Nnoerien, hper
81; 3b. 5enien, Sobanne 0ielieH,
hper 25co ......e........... 1f.50
Camp Douglas. Winn.: Gbriltian
0ielien, 6. 6. Sefferien, Chris.
9enfen, Chris. WortenIen, Chris.
Sanlen. bper 81; Cars 6nnlen,
Better 6. Wortenien. Suliis Carl
len, 9ens gnrien. Gbriitian Carl.
len. Anoers 5enrifien. 5enrif Be
terien, bner SOC; 5obn Wprtens
fen, Niels 6nnien, Better &. 8ons
len. bper 25c; Nora 0anien 10c. 9.35
Norgarl, Minn Sens 5anien 100
Hieelnno, Minn.. Hicelaro Ufgb s.
3. 5anien S.; Spren 2lnoerien.
Sers Y. SEMEN, buer 50 ....... 900
Nlbert Sea. Winn. 2. 1. Siuenoier
$50; Carrie 5anien IS; Sncob
Mnoerien So; Better gobl, Sos
bonne SEMEN, bper 81; 6ansGhris
~ltianien SO; Niels 2arien. Cline
Hasmnslen, bper 81; Gems y.
Seuien $3.50, Sopbus Glen 81;
elsie yaielien csc ....,....... 1915
mdrcus Bed,
aoHifeeHs alsierer. Blair. 9etr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

gDertisIemsutsr inner .gnlfes,. Ill etis" %
Iii Saig" tOiter 25 Gents for % Sro ipr bDer Gang,
o. en- Gent pr. Orb for aft. iom operitiseT % Orb. =
apertisiementer optases life for minore eHe % Gents.
os Renas mda meofsIse ale geffiainser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
uuaoomempoc Vefuab,
ySie.

Wie.
uneoomssW lsiionsmsoe oetes al.
bolot / Dor dreliers aitft fra 2o. Sepi.
III /. DIT. 5lere fremmeoe Braiter bar
louet Of oeltase.
Wpoet bsspnoer Iorsoug ailen ben
2s. 81. u.
lln9oomsforeningen %inobpoer beroeo
unee Mano o. auinoer e o9 iiern
III at tomme % eele 8laoen. 8eliisnel'
I'm og Samiunoet meb os / oiFie Gage.
8pr Of ben 8obbep Of meloe eoers
aomme en- llses lib fer msoet, ina
Ital oi ierse for frit 6pholo til eoer.
8. Is. 5ene
9,or n,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
&efoplagct
ira u9anifsrens" gOsbanOel fro
Weenab, @is.,
iGlges billigt.

6aIsenOe baOes oplas % tllbpOes
bsrueo til be bOsisieoe meaet nebiaiis
priier, all porfoirit. 5nsen Rabai
gives.
af.t.Y x.a.f
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Xrc0emoOe.

On CUB oil. afboloer aebraf.
noroilge 81eos II giteraarsmsoe | u a
on. Gutter 6 O., 0ebr., ira Is
II. Sept.
acknowledgement:
/. Aob. ? 4.
:. 9sal9soteIie 4 Ibtsf. 1, 81.
J. @br. Yeoerfen,
arebsformaih.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

In Northern Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
elite over Sioraa
til sseipisnina al De lotouteoes auiuber %
gsfn. = Snofominet gen1em .Saulfez
TN, Blair. D. b. september 1870.

1eleenoe Vioraq CT ftembelfs meo Eat
mootague: gar5 Anoerien. eauueil 1lanss
20. soc. u. I. Sfop. gbtspa. Ter. 81.
9eb 9ator %eorgaaaro 9eibania Weut9z
heb ueb giidnam. Dim, -. 9eb earl :.
tnranb. 5rufant Neid.. u 9%tellei. I'm
bel. ste 9fiels 7. 4eterieu. 4mbel, & p.
ehriifianieH Rofal. s. 81. ,Senlen. Rofal.
50e. ira Srufant ,Aim leoeren l5e; Nus
mus 9enien &c; 4lireb NettefslsB soc Y.
1. Glen. @ilbelm Senien. II. i. Aenien.
boef 25e, 6ans earlien 50e eari ehriiieas
ZEN 25e. ehriitian Rielien 50t; ears Deter
I'm 25c, qafs ebriltgnien. =. L. Rranien,
lens 6auien MeQer. buer 50t, ,. i. sbris
fenien. Sens Weuer. L. 0onllen, Ssstgen
@briitenien. bper PC; earl Is. Aprano SIC !;
Sine leoerien 81. Wis ebriitenien. Store
Settle. Soc alt $40 95. minus lorto dc
9eo 9aitor .. oonien. 0arb &C.. i. lat,
81. 6ans eertelien. 4eit Saperior. 0Is.,
81. Ioitor !. Sge. 5rufant, NRld. 5Oe.
geo GATOR j. y. SenieI, Reenab. 0ts. +:
geet eibrae 50e; ebr. Rasmus en- 81 =
alt $50. u. 2. Wsuer. 1annebroa. Nebr.
81. Deb &. VI. 6brlltenien. 1Ralon ettp,
lebr. eset gioras soc, ). airfesaoro.
.. 6. 9eterisn. &. 6dsmusien, /. anoerisr.
bper SOC, 6opino yuno 25e / olt 81 %.
/ alt s34.o6. Reo bet i~iolisere inbtomne
ls14s.6e) sls2.74, buOrfor tuitteres.
Rsb.
Rettelfs. 8ioro9sliiten nn6er 23oe
Au9. er IT 5al fotbuttet. ioet Dams Aielien.
Ronhss. iiaar or 50 os Rasmas Sttfien=
len. @reeuwih. Tor 81 = Tube u9re ons
uenbt. Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
6rcosmpoc.

On Sub pil, BOILER oen noroIise
Biseoniiu Rrsos I'll 6ilernafsmsoe /
l%rsfOlbisbebs Wenisbso, Bromn 60,
ira Is. I'll Il. Sept. fetiit.
5orbanoIin9ssmns: Den leusnoe lro
% oens 6iuster.
6mns ior grGiiemsbst: ptaifsus
StlaIua / Reriqteom. IS ffuae pars
mine 9ionsr" (2cfa |. 81.
Z. 9Obnfou.
a%reOsiormanb.
goo lrtiOloiebeos Msni9bsbs gssne
inobposs berueo pan bet penIi9ite iaa
mango, iOm uil gate os unbsr arebs.
msoet. @alier beoes meIos fig III
uubsrtssnsoe Ill J. Sept. os at a 7 /
@reen Ban 3orsoas Uliooas ben Il.
Sspt.. iou Der Tan israts for III gs.
iorbrin9 fra Staiionen.
u. 2 0ieIen,
Rsbs. 9rat,
Dormant, yropn 60, 0is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
,Saniferrn."
cnsOag b. 6. September 1899.
6nostlenelteL
gIQfr91ebr I.

gIair, 9ebt.
9lair banlfe eu. slut6. Meaiebeo boloer
@nbstieneie bpet Senoag Iormieoos NJ.
l01 Of aiten RI. ). S%enbagsifole III. .
s6rm. Cpbnaqeliesmsbe 2nsoa8 Aftefi n.
S. = Aae ere ~tieftelig uelfomne
q. 6asmnsfen.
9rnft.
Gma6a. Aebr.
I leila oanife 90. lntb Qtenisbebs 6irte,
giortb 2glb Strset dnleaem graut oe Bur
bette bol6e5 egimesieaubstieneii bier Sens
bag so1miobag ri. 103 % Aitenguostienelte
81. II. 5gnoagsifole ri. ~ sitm. 4i9es
mebe buer Iorsoa9 Aiteu II. s.. = aae ere
bleltellg neltomnel
q. 9 6briitianen,
9rRit.
BOpuI: afs q. esta 81. Omaha. ae6r.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

What is your judgment as to the
paving which has been done the past
! season."
81 have watched the progress of the
paving very closely and have taken par
| ticular pains to see that 1t is properly
done. So far as am able to judge the
| work has been we'll done and the paw
| ing is in good shape. l feel, IN tact'
very we'll satisfied. The work was DE-
layed much more than l expected at
the start, but the fair weather late in
the fall has helped lis and l feel very
well satisfied with the work that has
been DONE
How much paving. in your judg-
| ment, should be done next year?
Just as much as the taxpayers want
and no more. I am heartily IN favor oil
paving. l believe paving is needed.
But am not in favor of forcing I'M
provements which the people who have
to pay for the improvements do not
want. AS I said in my letter to the
council. I am in favor of more paving
If the taxpayers are willing to stand
the expense But I am certainly not
in favor of imposing any more taxes on
the people than they are willing to bear.
Butte is progressive city and am
in favor of progression. But the men
who have to pay for the paving are the
men who should have the say as TO
whether more paving should be done.
T will nj ma a ttar1nt IN
force them. and, much as am in favor
of paving, none will be done unless the
people want it,
Will you give us your views in re-
gard to the electric light franchise re-
Gently .ranted?"
Il think everybody in Butte knows my
position in regard to that franchise
When the matter came up in the coun-
Gil 1 was decidedly opposed to voting
away the rights and privileges of tax
payers for a period of 10 years. Less
than 10 years ago the city paid $22 for
each arc light. Now the city pays $12
The world progresses, knowledge in
creases with each day, science is
achieving greater wonders every year.
ana l can see no reason why the pres
ent price paid for arc lights should not
be cut in two before 10 years more have
passed. That is the reason why We
toed the bill which granted the pres
ent electric light company a 10 years
franchise. still think I am right, al
though I received no support in The
council. 1t seemed to me like a propo-
sition where the company had every
thing to gain and nothing to lose, while
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
MAYOR MCCARTHY GIVES HIS VIEWS ON MUNICIPAL MATTERS

| the reporter sufficient time to sharpen
remark, but continued on his own hook:
II am in general well pleased with
the work that has been done In the
past six months by the heads of the
various municipal departments. I am
exceedingly we'll pleased with the work
Of Mr.. Cotter in the department of
streets. I think he is conducting the
affairs of that department in manner
which merits no criticism and, be-
lieve, will receive none. 1 am sure that
the police force is run in very cred
liable manner. Highest praise Is due
to Chief of Police I<avell and to Cap
tain Leyden for the conservative, sem
sible way in which they have admin
istered the affairs of the police depart
ment. The members of the force, as
now constituted, are respectable and
representative citizens. They are at
all times willing and anxious to do
their duty. 1t is my opinion that the
entire force has acquitted itself in an
admirable manner. Above all things
I am anxious to avoid any scandal In
the police department. The men in
that department are paid by the peo-
pie of Butte to protect their interests,
and I believe it is the intention and
aim of the members of the'department
so to do. l would esteem it as favor
If any citizen of Butte would inform
me personally of any derellction Of
duty on the part of any official of the
municipality. / want to make the po-
lice force not only the best Butte ever
had, but as good as any city of Butte's
size can expect to have. / want sug-
gestions and criticisms and if things
are not run right at the present time
we will make them right.
Are you in favor of Il patrol system
for the city of Butte?'
Il am much gratified that the Came
we'll police patrol system has been
adopted by the council. When this is
placed in position and is working in
proper style our police system will be
second to none in the Northwest. I am
confident that this system will soon be
self-supporting. The prisoners who
ride in the patrol wagon will be
charged an additional fine of a nomi-
nal sum. Such additional fines will, I
believe, pay the cost of running he
patrol system. Keys to the boxes will
be given to all reputable citizens and
in case of fire or violation Of the law
aid can be quickly summoned. The
wagon will be used not only as patrol,
but also as an ambulance In many
ways, too, it can be of great service to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

this department the past year is prob
ably the most important public work
that has ever been done in Butte. I
am sure that the work, has been well
done. At any rate no complaints
whatever against the work Of the de-
partment have been made to me. 7
will say that until my advent into Of
fee 1 did not realize the enormous
amount of work connected with the adj
ministration of the affairs Of the mu-
nicipality, and particularly with the
city clerks office. + am now acquaint-
ed with the system which has been
adopted in this Office, and will say
that the office is conducted by Mr.
Callan to my complete satisfaction"
Mayor Mccarthy paused moment,
and looked somewhat quizzically at the
reporter when he was asked to give his
views as to national issues.
II have been recently so entirely en-
crossed with local affairs" said the
mayor, that I must confess that 1
have given comparatively little atten-
ton to national affairs. I am for sill
yer first. last and all the time. I am
not in favor of trusts. I cannot see
where trusts could benefit the country,
and it seems to me that they must
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believe that there is ample room for
the growth Of this country on this con-
tinent. Nothing but expense bloodshed,
complications and trouble can attend
our invading and attempting to con-
quer countries on the other side Of
the earth in another hemisphere. Let
us be content with the new world; let
the old world take care of ITSELF
Mayor Mccarthy takes pride in the
financial statement prepared by City
Clerk Callan few days ago, showing
the condition of the city from a f1nan-
cial view at the expiration of the first
six months Of his term of Office. 1t
shows that the amount of cash in tie
treasury when he assumed Office On
from taxes and sundry collections we're
$47,091.14. The receipts for licenses
were S44, 1925, making a grand total OF
$15a,922 The disbursements We're s49,-
717.74 in paying warrants on depart
ment funds, and s32, 1896 in warrants
paid on special funds. The interest
paid during the period was $4,3O636.
The cash on hand at the expiration OF
the six months was $73, 1924. The wal
rants issued during the six months
amounted to $152 ,212.13 on department
funds, and s46.s15.3O on special funds.
The amount of warrants outstanding
May last was 1881 546.22. The amount
Of warrants now outstanding Is $44s.-
900. 95. The amount of bonds outstand-
ing is s14O, 900. The total indebtedness
of the city less the cash in the treas
ury is 514,95S.01.
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the city had everything to lose ana
nothing to gain
What is your idea in regard to fund
ing the city's indebtedness"
THE city is now paying interest on
a very large indebtedness. l believe
the sum is in the neighborhood of $780,,
000. 1t would certainly be an advau
tage TO fund that Indebtedness at
lower rate of interest, and | shall en-
deavor to bring that condition of things
about. The plan which we have under
consideration will materially cut down
the Indebtedness. In the meantime,
however, the clty's paper is selling at
par and is in eager demand at that.
Certainly that shows well for the clty's
financial standing"
At this point the mayor didn't give
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in some cases the officials who were re-
moved persisted in retaining their Ct
fees, and thus it ,eas that for II time
Butte had two street commissioners
and two city attorneys.
The mayors perse%e.ance. coupled
with the loyal adherence of the stead
fast democratic minority, won cut.
Gradually the opposition was dissi-
pated. The Clark men Ware fierce ard
unyielding in their opposition to the
last and grew vehement when they
found themselves outwitted and beat
en-. One by one the republ:.'a IS came
to realize that there was no reaacn
in their opposition, that they Ead
everything to lose and nothing 0 gain
by pulling chestnuts out of the fire
for Clark. that public opinion was
against them, On a number of his APP
pointments the mayor finilly secured
majority in favor of confirmation. In
other cases the majority was not so
clear, but the mayor declared that
these too were confirmed. It was pro-
tested at the time that his rulings were
right or wrong, those rulings went.
And they stick to this day. What was
left of the opposition was mad enough
for a whole regiment, but that was all
it got out of it. The mayors backbone
I waved in rigid triumph over d badly
licked opposition.
That was in the early days of Mayor
McCarthy's term. New problems are
before him now. The paving question,
electric light franchises, street improve
ment. the management of the citys
finances, the construction of a new fire
station, the water problem, The street
railroads wants, the purchase or new
, fire apparatus, the smallpox scare
these are some of the questions which
have been and are occupying the atten-
| ton of Butte's mayor. Since the oppo
! sition was squelched it is but fair to
| state that in most cases it's members
have overlooked the prejudice engen-