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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04
BROOkLYS SrBuRB4NITES KICK.
President R"ssiisr Says Their Grievances
VIII soon lie R.mrdi~d.

There have been many comrlaints over the
new traffic arrangements between tho elevated
ami surfac" systems Of the BROOKLYN Rapid
Transit COMPANY. VIII oh wont into eject on
Nov !. and President R1ssitcr Is hu~ily en-
gagged in devising plans to 10 away with the
inc0nvcnirnc to the SUBURBAN passengers
II is Mr. Ko~stcr'S intention T. have incnas
constructed wherever necessary 20 a. TO con-
meet the two ~vs'sms. the chief aim being To
utilize tn. elevated roads Hs far ~ rs Ius,ii l.,
ia the Interests Of tn" passengers rom the out
lying districts
The plans include the con Instruction OF an In
cline from the surface ut Third avenue and
= lNth-eighth street To the elevated structure
at Third aNeuu" and SiN'y-ntth street When
this has been comp rtcd elevated trains will
run throp-h 10 Irrt Hamilton and Iiar Ridge
from "a" Bridge and Fulton ferry. doing away
with the avs. IN 81 tran -frr, Similar inclIn"s
VII b" con,trnc'rd NJ other places for Tho
benefit 81 the suburban Passengers. MIR.
ROs-ltsr has alsO arranged system OF trans
ier- for the people Of tInarsie 50 thar hey Will
be able To- reach the Brlig" and the ferries for
a single fare. Mr.. nossiter sad Yesterday;
There IL n certain number 81 people. adj
init. who IRE Inconvenience 10y the now order
OF things. but they are In a minority when
compared with thns" who ara r ga Sei with the
service II H. intended a. soon aS possible to
establish n through service between all 90 ~"
SuhurhS and III" city proper 80 ss t. do away
as far ~ possible wt'h the traus'"r sy-.rm hc-
tween the elevated and trolley roads
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Killing frost in the Gulf States. predictions Of
further heavy frOsts all over the cotton belt during
tho next thirty.six hours. rise IN Liverpool.
stronger spot markets, light eipts at the ports
aud Interior towns. big buying for rise and heavy
covering sent colt N prices mp with rush an they
ended at about The hest quotations OF the day with
rate more nervous long interest kA evidently been
elm mated and the market tr9k fresh start and
reach ii tho highest point in this years great
advance. Foreign houses good huvcra of
the near months and wall street amt the ruth also
bought heavily. The port receipts we're not half AZ
large a. they were year ago and tn interior re-.
ceipts for the week " re about ooolos than last
year, Exports NJ cottOr continue LARGE, beins oH,.
900 to.da! as against port receipts OF 5000: cotton
goods are active and strong. Hnf the impression 10
evidently r,inlng ground that Mr.. Ncil for once at
least has gone wide of the mark. Al any rate the
popular side IL the bull side not the hear side The
speculate has again brnadsned into large proper.
tons and the market has apparently recovered its
old time swing aud elasticity. II remains 10 be seen
how Lancashire and the Continent will take the
frost news and whether they will ontinue to oppose
an advance In this country.
CorrEn;oito IN the spot was firm at ahc; for No: T.
sales = 900 bags Rio No. Ihb4c and 800 Mnracaibo
Futures advanced points on some months. but re.
acted and declined to 10 y lints, closing easy.
sale. ii,75o bags. Havre dc, lined hf. Hamburg
was unchanged 10 hpfg. higher, American ware
house del>erics 2i.a,S bags. Rio receipts fos two
day.. .S,O Ou No other returns were received from
Brazil, Prices here A.. follows.
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Coffee advanced slightly early IN the da- owing 10
satisfactory cables but later on reacted and closed
lower Local operators sold for both long and short
accounts,
MErAIS.-Tholmarkct was dull closing A. follows:
Pig iron warrants. sld5O@slS, lake copper lTc: tin
nominal soc. Head t,67Ie9+ d2it; Speltcr, 81 500
5000. In London copper was 81 "a id. higher
closing at G73 "a. I'D,
NAVAL SroRrs. Spirits " turprntne blahlIsc
Common to good strained o.in, sI.3OakI S.
PRovHloSs-Lard wAs steady Western. &5.65: Pork
was quiet at stasp76 for mess. Meats were steady;
picked hams et9lnc. Tallow, 4Aso. Dressed hogs
hSStAc. bnttrr-CreAmery, Western and State
extras, 2+c.; do tirsts 22923c. Cheese-St1te full
cram email septemhcr fancy, l2tai 2hc;
Inject 4i2tr; lArgc. fancy, i2t9 2,sc;
Western. 2lts2ohc. Chicago. Nov. s-"Pro.
visions advanced moderately on bulling by PIT
traders aud covering by scattered shortsY English
houses sold lard and packers were sellers at the i'm
proycment. The cash demand for meats was fair.
The cash end NJ the hrd market continues to drag"
srGAR.-Raw was dull at A4a4 Side. for OF tcst
steady,
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s57. and miscellaneous, sa4. 587. q total of 81
144.523. The Disbursements we're u $50. 600
IN excess Of receipts over expenditures OF
SfO4b23 The receipts OF the fiscal year to
date have been sos. 1903. SOL and the eIpendi-
lures 500 131. 152. nm excess OF receipts over
expenditures OF 80. 772.4Oe.
The Official count OF cash In the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF yesterday
shows:
Nor. .. Nov. 3.
Gold coin and bullion sass 1n1 ,1O7 SAM. 7o2.II2
silver dollars and -
bullion ....,.,u....,... p,121,0pO pDAz,sop
4, s. noiss. ,.....u..... ib.tsp,716 Ib1so.e74
Other assets less dsmand ..-
Liabilities, .....,.,...,. 12,4ft,b36 15iObT,2Ot
Available cash balance 49, - 49,
including gold reserve 2s9 .as6.68s 2se93s.6i9
Money in London. 2kNd3 nor cent. Hates OF
discount In oper market for short and three
months hills. 4c6iS per cent Paris advices
quote 2 per cents at 100 france 30 confines.
Exchange on London. 20 francs Ply centimes.
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TAX RECEITER HIGH DEAD.
wouldn't Leave His Desk until too Lato
Although Suhering with Pneumonia. Eu

PATERSON. " j.. Nov. 3.-William High. for
the past nine years Receiver OF Taxes. died
this morning. 1t is tho busy time OF the year
in the tax office. On Tuesday he was barely
able TO get down to tho ofllcs. On Wednes-
but was in Very bad coni ton before h. ia;
was over. 1t was plain that he was very III.
but he said that II WAS out OF ths question for
him to leave the Office at that time OF tho year.
He collapsed upon reaching home after ,
O'Clock and physician found that he had
been suffering with pneumonia lie died this
morning.
Mr.. High was 81 years old. lie was born in
81. Andrews, scotland. He hal held the Office
of Tax Receiver since 1890 He lived with his
aged mother at 80 Goodwin street. He, was
unmarried,
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Tho Nice-President OF Mexico. the Secretary
OF Finance and n party Of other prominent
citizens Of the Mexican Republic. who have
been spending some days in the city. after
having been entertained by tho Federal Com
mittee at Chicago during the Presidential
festivities in that city, win leave for home over
the PENNSYLVANIA Kailroad to-day at / p Nj
They will travel on u special train.
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Building Association. In Penn.ylvanls.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 3.-The report ~
Banking Commissioner Powers on buill!ug
and loan associations shows assets last year u
SllSB65. 1871. m increase ~ $3.50 Ai5 over The
year previous, The liabilities az rrpDrte !, are
Sll2bHo; ~. For the year The rcce pts were
3d. 3S5.2'bj. an increase OF s2.OStAA3 Dlt-
buTsements reached the total Of $50 gihi.
The number OF ASSOCIATIONS reporting was
1888. In addition to these. iOItY-uine fOr-isa
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p. u. GLEASON M.
Seized with Acute Indigestion and Weak
Ness of the Heart.

Seized with Acute Indigestion and Weak
Ness of the Heart.
Former Mayor Patrick j. Gleason OF Long
Island City was taken seriously III with acute !n-
digestion and heart trouble while dining In Nil
ler's restaurant In Borden avenue. Long Island
City. shortly after noon yesterday. and for haf
an hour II was thought he would not recover,
Mr.. Clemson 10 living at the hot" and he waI
taken to private room. II" was in SEMI
conscious condition for hall All hour while pr.
i, III. Bumster aud his assistants worked over
him. Then he slowly began TO rocov0r lie
was then carried to his own room. II was 70.
danger.
Mr.. Gleason Is a candidate for Assemhlyman
on his own ticket. 1t Is understood that II hs
cam aiRn despite the advice OF his physicians.
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The Comptroller advertised yesterday for A
sale of $+.0i5oOO worth Of city -. Ter cent
bonds; Sl.OOO,OOO for docks and fsrries
S1OO,OOO tor the new Hall Of Records 81 3,j5 :
100 Tor public park. bounded by li5th md
loJth streets and Edgecomu and BrondhurSt
S-JO.OOO TO provide an additional ,upp,y ~
water; and Sl,OOO.OVO Tor the new alueduct VI
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Letter Career p,". in q hallway.

Martin j, PalIn"r. letter oirrier attached to
the Produc ESctan;e branch. lied s.lIerly
yesterday ~ hallway at - Pear, ste :.
lad BEEN n TO- gone 70 get ont OF the rain. Hs
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COM N Err CI.fL.

Fanny. Nov. 3-GpAtS -whsat-Spot WAS
49,, u.,a. "a oon h,.L "a .,no.,
bore and nj IN. outports. No. 1 northern Duluth
A. a,.r n.o.mhor n n .eoat, No I h.rd
80. w. D'eo,noo d ~ W auoa'' ~ ~,
a,o o,.r rho No.,hw..,o.n roooin,s woro
~ WV. ,"o No',"mo''o'a ie,e,p. "eio
7lS cars against B43 last week and l.Oi2 last
400 - 80, asa",, -. 'ue. e..
~ last year. Futures oloscd &c lower. Sales,
l.O4OO 600 hush. After Change December on
onrh w,. 72uo pric.. n. foiow..
o. u,, ,., ,,,.s- L1n
0ptn'no HgseH Io%nf. C-nonno n.1h1
May .,.,. TN 77K IN III 77,s
Oats were steady on the spot. Sales. 80 900 bush.
No. in elevator. zoe do. delivered, 2p'ic.; No.
white. IN elevator size; track and unsrsdcd
SOC. Chicago received is2 cars and expects AGO TO-
morrow Corn was easier on the spot Sales, 90, 900
bush for cipori; 10. ., n,sc oyer December IN chi
cars aud expects $40 tomorrow. Futures closed
unchanged. Sales. 10000 bush. Prices as follows
Last
pee pee ..... ,,s sn'. ssssN, sshh s sst ssssa
Wa. 49,, , p .u 80
e,iS,s apd ths npfsyor.pi. var psns rbeh Il re-
rardcd a: hull point wheat a, it Il supposed TO
ssrioas tronbls 4, Enrope. hui later on ren"SSd
liquidation wiped out the advance and the closing
price. we're Tower for the day. Liverpool was
only I'D. The cicarnnces here we're only
2Is ooU bush and the expnrt trade was small n h
this smsilness Of the export trade and the sluggish
ish mi, rests mors than snytbiita else still il was
noticed that the North rrceipts today were
I'm cars assinst 5ts week ago, though q year ago
IL 4. true they "a orc Oa2 The hryenfIns shnments
fnrt IN vol w.re hIa mn bn.h .u,Inat 4 sNO mn
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LIVE STOCK MIRKRT.
FRIDAY, Nov, r. Ieoo

FRrDtr. Nov. 4. 1892
Receipts Of bsevss we're SIP head, includin, 10
cars Tor export alive 40 for sla Rh anl ~
tue market making with the stale cattle 81 car. ia
DC sold. Trade active, and steers Arm To loo
higher bulls ruled Arm and cows were IA rly atrady
The yards were cleared. Ordinary to choice natIya
steers sold At tA.HOasO - per 100 MS! far T.,
eItra stays and oxen A. tta sI.5o; bull, At 50 -oh
-, cows ats .b59h.lo; tat Western cows AIS ~
dressed beef in good demand at 1910. per n, f,r
native sides. No later cable advices Export. 10.
day 1.8I4 beeves aud 1900 quarters Of h 'ef h..
beef. VI
hscsipts OF calves were 1872 head, all for the mar
tst; Neals in fair demand AMI steady grass srs a.
higher and che nena were ccn ell. Poor to clot..
yehls sold Vt t1sS. - per 100 MS: gra-serr al
S:e2h miSed and fed calves At -sisst.5O. City
dressed NeAls weak aHsl2o c. per H.
HsceiptS OF sheep and lambs were 200 head IN.
oluhnn cara for butchers and lSL for the InArksi
and, with the stale stock. there were 2IIx cas- ~
rslD. sheep were In fair demand and good shoe,
hrm; lambs In .oderate supplies were steady, with
little un iertone Of weakness At the close, ono AZ
unsold. Common to prime sheep sold at 81. Su,
a.25 PER 100 Ms, and choice do. were uuoiai q
tfI.bo. ordinary To- choice lambs RANGED IN pric.
from s4a78 to s5.7b. including Canndnn iamis 4.
f5.87lesfb. 7i culls at 81. OOSsAOu. Dressed mnf.
ton Arm Al 4faIhc. per B,, dressed lambs st.ly
at 1890.
Receipts Of hogs were $500 head. including Ahout
half car for the market. Steady at 81. bu.s4 30
per 100 lbs. for good to prime hogs.
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Bal. creiit Of profit and loss. e. sbTGcOg

BAL cfollt OF proht ana loss. shTB,aOp
Owing TO the short time the company has been
10 u" derived from consolidation. and tho
economics which are now being made. have
cr.astng and the next statement ISSUED IL en-
pected to show larger earnings The first
reEu ar quarterly dividend on the preferred
stock OF = per cent. will be payable Dec. l.
Tho Manhattan Railway COMPANY has been
lending on the street the SIS 900 900 It received
more than s 10, 900. 900 have been loaned at The
hlgh rates OF interest Prevailing o, late, and
that amount r "a now ont at more than 4 per
by loaninR these funds liz said to be more than
three times the amount Of tho dividends on the
new stock sinc@it was issued
The directors Of tho Missouri Pacific Railroad
company Will meet within two weeks TO con-
.lder the question OF resumption OF diyl-
decide to nay dividend but there is a ditfar.
snce OF opinion In he board as TO the amount
The conservative element believes that a, rate
OF per cent, ough to satisfy tho stock hod ars
at this time. hut other memb ers OF the board
argue that per cent rate Is warranted in
view OF tho earnings and outlook.
1t is reported that the Kansas City, Memphis
and birmingham, Railroad Company. has
dirsctsd survey Of an extension from Blrming-
structed IT. woul d max e Brunswick 40 i'm portant
e1port point for Western grain and other
products
described b9g tho, New York News Bureau as
tnls Wsek cOtnplIHu by the largest shipperS.
and the operations Of the banks with the
New York Sub-Trsasury. indicate net
SS4et0lts TIA hanks am shippss d5set
a net loss TO the hanks OF $l.05Nll The
SUB, Treasury; after allowing for $l,OOOO00 In
gold. received from various points, anticipa-
!ions Of Goyernment interest and deposits Of
S3uO.OOO Tor transfer to the interior gained
from the banks, S25sl 900, Tho banks and
nnnnc al institutions In many instancrs called
and tbs is expected to figure largely in TO.
morrow's statement OF averages. The high
rates Tor money on cal that ruled during the
psrts. to the low technical reserve situation OF
the banks, coincident with the very consider.
able provision necessary for the Nov, l interest
And And diyidsnd dts6nrsements. ILLS also be-
Dictated \ more favorable condition OF the r.,
sources OF the banks than was actually the
case "
HrddSrest,s reports the number of failures
during October Mt Sl6. inyolving S6.774O 600 in
liabilities, a decrease OF 81 per cent In number
and OF "a per cent In liabilities as com pared
with the same month last year.
The receipts OF the Government to day were
Customs $3.50. 0eo: internal revenue. Sl.iS0..
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Port exports Approyimated 81, 600 bales. New Og
leans advanced 10 to II points for futures Here
futures rose ~ TO III points for most months
hrtn As follows:
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-21
IN THE OWE COURTS.

John Forbes, charged with having
stolen clothes. was found guilty by Judge
Frank Kennedy and sentenced to Is days
in the county Jail.
The hearing of William Tobin. charged
with having stolen clothes from the Silver
hotel. was postponed until Saturday by
Judge William Devine.
Emma Jamison was arrested in Main
vile by Night Chief O'Brien charged with
conducting a house Of prostitution.
Charles Simonton, aged 20 Willie
Bracken, aged II. and Richard Austin,
aged IS, charged with cattle Stealing.
pleaded guilty last night before Judge
Devine. They We're bound over to APP
pear before the district court. John
Simonton. the father of Charles Simon
ton, and Frank Bonner the latter about
the same age of the other boys. both
pleaded not guilty. Their hearing vas
set for July 26, at 10 a. m.
Gus Grundell, arrested yesterday for
passing a fictitious check at the Crystal
saloon. pleaded guilty of obtaining
money under false pretenses. He will be
sentenced today at 4 p. m. by Judge j.
NJ. Kennedy.
A. Burger. who was arrested for steal
ing clothes from the Leland hotel. has
not been given a hearing yet. This is a
case in which the sheriff has proven to
the count attorney and board of county
commissioners that it is not always best
to wait for a warrant before an arrest.
Had the sheriff's officers waited yester-
day Burgen would no doubt be at large
now
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-21

swept down on the city at 10:45. For q
quarter of an hour the dust storm which
ragged amid the glare of frey tongues OF
lightning and the o Of thunder was
terrific. An alarm of fire was
from the rear of POS East Front street.
A Chinaman, seeing a rain coming, emp
tied a corn husk bed in his yard and set
it on fire to burn it up He had not cal
culated on the wind, which blew the light
ed husks all over the country. The de-
partment responded and wet the bed
down with a stream of water while the
residents of that block east of the fire
turned their attention to catching hot
corn husks until the rain came and the
danger was over.
During the storm electric light wires
and fuses were burned out, which was the
only damage. The worst of the storm
went down Mill creek, but no damage has
been reported from the country. A more
welcome rain never struck these parts.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-21
LIGHTING SYSTEM CHANGED.

An agreement was made yesterday be-
tween H. NJ. Patterson, supervising archi-
tect of the new court house; Dolan Il
Hammil, the contractors, n the board
of county commissioners. whereby the
system of lighting the building will be
changed. Messrs. Dolan & Hammil in
formed the commissioners that they
would put in the conduit electric lighting
| system throughout the new court house
| and Jail for a consideration to be named
later, but which would be satisfactory to
the commissioners. This offer was ac-
| cepted. and it was ordered that a change
in the system of electric lighting OF the
court house and the Jail from the system
provided for in the plans and specifica-
tons to the conduit system be made.
Bills were allowed as follows: John
Mathison. contract for the Gold Coin
bridge, 800; Dan DUNCAN. as per order
John Mathison, contract for Gold Coin
bridge. $21: w. II. Weaver, room rent for
poor, SO: Mrs. NJ. Daniels. house rent. $50;
k~nesovich & Berdovich, supplies for poor,
s.. 60.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

F.. l.. Mayo. plaintiff vs.. Maggie G.
Brol'illard and l.. A. Brouiilard, defend
ants.
To be sold at sheriff's sale, on the ST.
day of August. A. D.. 1899. at . O'Clock q.
M, at the front door of the court house
in the city of Butte, County of Silver
Bow, state of Montana, the following
described real property. to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeast corner n,
the tract to be conveyed a point on the
west side of the County road between
South Rutte, and the Bell Smelter. from
which the southeast corner of section
nineteen u9) Township three ca north
range seven 90 west. hears south sixty.
five (65) degrees 20 minutes east go feet
distant and running hence north 90 de-
grees, ) minutes west $50 feet, thence
south 60 degrees, 50 minute west 300 feet.
thence south % degrees, ) minutes east
$50 feet, thence north 60 degrees, 50 min
utes east 22e Sect TO the place of begin
ming. The same being a part OF the
south half of the south half of section 10.
Township ; north. range I west, in 81
yer Bow County. Montana.
PATRICK II. REGAIN.
Sheriff Silver Bow, County, Montana.
BY JAS NJ. REYNOLDS,
Deputy Sheriff.
Dated July 18th. A. d. 1899.
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OFFICE OF THE MERGED GOLD

OFFICE OF THE MERGED GOLD
Mining Company, 1919 Washington ST.,
Room 30S, Boston, Mass. yLne 20, 1899.
Stockholders of The MERGED Gold Min
Ing Company are hereby notified that
payment Of the fina installment Of three
dollars &3) per share. duly called and
payable May %, 1899, is hereby required
with interest at six per cent per annum
from that date.
Checks for payment should be ORA wn
on New York or Boston banks, payable
to the order OF W. j. Ladd. treasurer. and
must be accompanied by the stock GER
tit!cate. in order that the certificate NAV
be stamped fun paid" and signed by the
treasurer.
AL! stock upon which said installment
and interest shall remain unpaid at the
close OF business on September Goth, 1899.
will thereupCn become forfeited.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
w. j. LADD, Treasurer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-21
BAPTIST PICNIC.

At 1890 o'clock this morning the Bap-
fist Sunday school scholars. their parents
and friends left for Mountain View park
on a special train consisting of three
coaches, and will spend the day picnick-
ing. The Lord is on their side as to ideal
weather, which is unsurpassed. The rain
of last night settled the dust and cooled
the atmosphere to just the right tempera-
ture for a day in the country. The party
was made uD of an especially happy lot
of people, who left loaded down with
baskets full of good things to ect. Rev.
j.. A. Jenkins, the pastor, is IN charge.
Kansas Augustine also went out.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-21
ONE DOLLAR
NOTICE TO

To Patrick II. Murray and Francis CAL
Ian, your heirs, successors or assigns,
you are hereby notified that the under.
signed, your c,-Owrer, has, in accordance
with the provisions IT section 1924, of the
revised statutes of the United Stntes. per-
formed labor and made inproyeu.enI.
to the value of $500 in representing for
the years 1891, 1892, 1898, 1895, 1896, 1897
and 1898, the Maid Of Erin lode mining
claim. situate in unorganized mining
district. Silver Bow county. Montana. as
located on the 26th day of March, 1890, by
P. H.. Murray. Francis Callan and John
Rooney. and recorded on page 3l3 of Book
II vf ode Locations. records of Silver
Bow county, Montana. II you are here
by notified that If o fail to contribute
your proportion of said expenditures.
amounting to $iC6. 66. within 80 DAYS from
the date hereof, all your right, title and
IL claim will become the prop
erty OF the undersigned. your co-owner.
who has made the required expenditures.
JOHN ROONEY,
Butte, Mont. June 10. 1899.
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UNITED IRISH SOCIETIES PICNIC
AT ERICSSON SPRINGS, SUNDAY.
JULY %, 1899.

For the above occasion the Butte Ana
conda & Pacific railway will make a rate
of $1.0O for the round trip. Butte to Greg
son Springs and return, and IS cents for
the round trip, Anaconda to Gregson
Springs and return.
Trains will leave Suite as follows:
10 100 a. M, los p. m. and 4:45 o.. m.
Returning, will leave the Springs for
Butte at 1858 p. M, 3:19 p. m., TAO D. m.
and II 80 p. m.
Trains will leave Anaconda for the
Springs as follows: 12:40 p. M, 300 D. m.
and 1920 p. m.
Returning, leave the Springs for Ana
conda at 1877 p. m, $50 p. m. and II 20
p. m.
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AN OUTING
IN THE BITTER ROOT VALLEY,

Unit; further notice the Northern Pa
cifo will sell round trip tickets from
Butte, Anaconda and Deer Lodge to
Hamilton aid return including hotel ex-
penses as follows:
On sale Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
round trip tickets to Hamilton including
five meals and two nights lodging at the
Ravalli Hotel at Hamilton, $40.
On sale daily, round trip tickets to
Hamilton including meals and lodging at
Ravalli Hotel six and three quarter days
$50.
Tickets sold at the above rates will only
be honored on the Copper City Limited