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servants quarters of the KAN residence,

servants quarters of the KAN residence,
have been examined, the result being to
establish new theory as to the killing,
1t was at first believed that both the
woman and man were killed by the same
party, but this theory is now exploded, as
the bullet extracted from the woman was
from SS-caliber pistol and that taken
from the man a 41-caliber
II will be remembered that 3S-caliber
pistol was found near the body OF the
dead man with two chambers empty
This new evidence leads to the theory
that the other man in the case who was
at first supposed to have killed both the
man and woman, is responsible only for
the death of Lee Howard West The
theory now is that the two men had a
duel about tho woman and In the gun
fight West, the dead man, accidentally
shot the woman before he was shot by the
third party.
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THE CAVALRY MULE RACES.
Entertntnment Being Prepared by
the Houston cavalry for spc-
tcmber 4.


The Houston cavalry troop held a meet
ing last night and completed the Anal ar
rangements for their races to be held on
September A. A very interesting pro-
gramme has been decided on. The pro-
gramme Will include mule races, foot
races, mounted cigar race, blindfolded
wheelborrow race. sack race and three
legged race. Some OF the above races will
be extremely amusing and entertaining,
especially the mounted cigar race, which
Will be seen for the first time In this city.
Following are few of the entries for
tho mule races,
Bud Randolph enters w. L. Grayson S
17-year-old mule flly. Telephone, out of
Order by Experience, dam Nuisance. time.
all day; colors, green and yellow.
Frank Colby enters A. I. Il. Triplett's
loafer bread restaurant mule, Asphalt Cell
ebration, out of Lengthy Table, by Sub
scriptton, dam Fizzle; time. Fourth of
July; colors. black and black.
w. A. Kimbo enters W. o. Brcedove's
mule Debutante, is years old. out of High
School by Injunction, dam Bar Nit time
school time; colors, pink and white.
b G. Crawford enters c. Kattache's cell
ebrated flying Jenny sunfower, winner o.
the Egyptian Hebrew Ceramic cup, Bos.
ton, 1858, out of dam Lilly, by Tiger. b,
Artichoke, by the celebrated Balaam's ass
age unknown; time, four hours and ter
minutes; colors, yellow and brown.
Captain Bujac enters Robert Dickson S
mule. Mrs Aguinaldo. the Pride of the
Harem, the Warbler of the Vale. the Fan
tailed Jimmy-jawed Seraph OF the Forest.
out of Expansion, by Uncle Sam, dam
Coon, colors. same as box cars.
George Ward enters Charles Hewett's
mule Blowhard out of Trumpet. by Wind
SIMMER. by Buglefruit. dam Revielle;
time, double time; colors red and white.
C, Towles enters Uvaide Burns, .Jr's,
mule, Mr.. Mckinley. out OF Money, by the
celebrated Aguinaldo, dam Uncomfortable /;
colors, brown ana orange.
Troop h. enters l.. ID. Lamkin, Jr's,
mule Mayor of Orange. out OF Old Beef,
by Experience. dam Tough; time, three
days colors, orange and black.
Houston Light Artillery enters Knox
Fowler's mule Philippines, out OF Or
heers. by Enlistment. by Fourth OF July
Fake. by Roman Candles. by Gatlins, dam
Rolf; colors, red and blue
Houston Cavalry enters James Timmins.
mule Busted Community, out of Dewey's
Reception by Houston Light Guard, dam
Doubtful; time, hard time; colors mixed.
The object OF these races is 10 raise
funds to build the cavalry and artillery
armory Music will be furnished by Herb
a. Lewis full band.
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BACK AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
visit of Former Peorian, Now Resi-
dent I'm the Southwest.
Peoria mi Herald

visit of Former Peorian. Now Resi-
dent I'm the Southwest.
Peoria Qll.) Herald.
A. +. Lincoln is in the city. He is a
gentleman of advanced years, and a quar-
ter of a century ago was resident OF
Peoria. His home in the meanwhile has
been and is Houston, Texas. He has not
seen Peoria for twenty years, and, OF
course, finds many changes and betlvrs
imbued with Texas ideas, and his accounts
OF that State are most interesting. He be-
lieves that Texas is bound to be one OF
the greatest States in the Union, and its
productions are illimitable. Houston is a
thriving town. There is a great deal Of
business done there. During the last sea-
son there were as high as $4,000 bales of
cotton received there in a day, and over
100000 of them during the year The
cotton output of the State was over 5000,
900 bales.
Years ago there was a district known as
the snlt marshes. II is still on the map,
of course, but It's character has changed so
radically that no one would know ID as
the same place. This is because some
Yankee botanist went out there, and In
poking around discovered by analysis that
the soil is peculiarly suited to divers fruits.
Since then there has been an immense area
devoted 10 the culture OF pears and grapes.
and the whole country thereabous bios
SONS as the rose. The summers in Texas
commence earlier and last longer than in
| Illinois, and the winters are mild. Down
there they are planting fall vegetables, or
crop for winter use, Just now The corn
crop is harvested, and is but an ordinary
yield
Some thirty-hve miles out OF Houston
there is tract on which there is just
being sown $4,000 acres of rice Every
thing Including bananas and other semi
sropical products will grow there. A
thousand people go to market In the morn
ing IN Houston, and there Is every con-
eeivable fruit and vegetable fresh from
garden, orchard and farm TO be found
there, In the land office at Austin one can
get quarter section OF land at from SO 70
~ per acre, and have forty years In which
70 pay for it, This is because the country
Is immense, and much of 1t still remains
TO be developed. 1t is the school land.
- Mr.. Lincoln holds that the State Of
ieAas Is not exceeded by any other of her
sister States In the matter OF public in
situations, and there is more money avail
able Tor purposes OF education proportion
ately than anywhere else But he never
tneless thinks well Of his old Illinois home,
ana like Peoria, He finds marvellous i'm
provements here. and enjoys the change
immensely. He will return to Texas in
about week. Many old settlers here
Know him, and he finds a number OF form
OF friends all over the city.
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Real E.tate Trnn.rers.
Dick Thomas to Sloan Street Meth


odist Episcopal church. lot A,
block IS. swinney addition ...... 81
W. ]. Moore ct al TO Frank Moore,
lot Z. block S45, south side Buffalo
W, r. and Il. C. Hudson to John
Hannah, lots ! and 2, block 100,
Noble addition ........,........ 80
Johan A. Brink to ]. H. Hackett, lot
Q, Hackett subdivision, J. O. 0g-
burn league, containing 96 acres
Johan A.. Brink to Il. II. Vasmer,
county Judge, acre In southeast
corner OF lot 6, J. G. ogburn
league 1900. ........'....,....
Charles Miller and wife, Annexa,
to Pierce Sabayrac, 20 acres in
Samuel w. Allen survey ........ 8
]. NJ. Blair to w. ]. and NJ. ]. How
ard 81 1-2x100 feet OF block IS,
south side Buffalo bayou .......
w. J. and NJ. j. Howard to Miller
w. Radcliffe part block IS, south
side Buffalo bayou .............. 4
". ]. and NJ. j, Howard to Miller
w. Radcliffe, 81 1-2x1o0 feet OF
block Ss, south side Buffalo bayou z
"A. e. Spencer to W. B. Macomber,
southwest quarter of section 76,
block 2, certificate 142. Houston
and Texas Central Railway COM
pany lands ..................... A
c. G.. Westcott to John u. Tucker
and wife, Q acres in Westcott
tract. part J. II. Harrell survey. i
James McAughan to Annie q.
Weber lot ], block IS. Chapman's
third addition ...... ............ A
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Suits for civii District Courts.

t. B. Mcconnell ct al VS.. w ]. Settle
CAST ct al; trespass to try title to $50 acres
OF land in Harris county.
Rachael Levy VS.. Joseph Levy, divorce,
State and county tax suits were fled
against the following persons: Miss Willie
r. Webb ct al Il, NJ. Soland ct al, j. w.
Ross ct al; Ellen O'Connor ct al, Jane
Polk ct al. Emily p. Moore ct al, George
Topaz Jr.. ct al, Irene Jenkins ct al. j.
c. Hutchinson ct al (two cases., Galveston
and Houston Investment Company ttwo
casss).
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THE COURT ADJOURNED.
Commissioners End Their Labors After q
Two Weeks Session.
SPECIAL MEETING TO Be HELD FRIDAYNEx1
Bids for work on the clinton Road
to BE Opened Then--Boiler de-
clnrcd Unsnfe-Suits.

The county commissioners adjourned for
the term last night after having been in
session for two weeks. The adjournment
was had with the understanding that all
of the members of the board would at
tend the special meeting to be held next
Friday, September l, without being fur
Their notified.
During yesterdays session the applica-
ton of o. P. johnson for a pension was
approved.
The report OF w. A. Maroney on the
condition OF the heating apparatus of the
court house was received and ordered filed.
The report was to the effect that the
boiler under the house was unsafe, that
the pipes were out of plumb and that sew
eral of the registers were not in order
The monthly reports of Geo l.. Glass,
tax collector. for the months of February
to July. 1899, inclusive, were examined and
approved.
The court ordered that the bid of l.. e.
Miller for connecting and starting one
four horsepower motor in the county jail
be accepted, and further ordered that the
Citizens Electric Light and Power coni-
pany be instructed to- make the proper
connections with the motor. The county
physician was instructed to supervise the
work. The motor is to be used in the
operation of u series of ventlating fans
the function of which is to disseminate
draughts OF warm air throughout the
building in the winter and cool pure air
during the heated term. There has been
some sickness In the jail of late and the
commissioners wish TO provide the proper
ventilation with view to putting the
structure in as healthful and sanitary con-
dition as possible.
The opening OF bids for the Improve
ment of part of the Clinton county road
was deferred to next Friday, september l..
on which date special meeting of the
board will be held, Bidders were given
the privilege of Withdrawing the bids pre-
scented yesterday and OF resuomltting them
If they so desired.
Errors on the county tax rolls were
corrected as follows:
Entry of lots 9 s, 0 and 10, in block 4,
south side Buffalo bayou, stricken from
delinquent roll.
Entry Of following property stricken
from delinquent roll: Lots 2. 4, and :,
block 8; lots and I, block 8; lot 8, block
Z: lots &. and 8, block IA lot II, block
3, lot - block "a, and all OF blocks 10
and 3, Houston City Street Railway com
pany addition; blocks 1i9 and 1i5, Ryan
addition.
Entry of lots 3 and 4, block 81. Bay
Front addition TO La Porte, stricken from
delinquent roll.
Entry of lots II and to 8. inclusive,
block 324, south side Buffalo bayou strlch-
en- from delinquent roll.
Entry of lot Z, block 1853, south side Bur
falo bayou, stricken from delinquent ron.
Entry OF lot 3, block .. John Brashear
addition. stricken from DELINQUENT roll,
Entry of lot 10, block II, stricken from
the delinquent roll.
Entry of lot Z, block Al, Houston City
Street Railway company addition No. 3,
stricken from delinquent roll.
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snn Antonio. New Com,

can Antonio Texas, August 2s.-Tb.
law creating the new Fifty-seventh A.
trlot court went into effect today and The
new docket of the court was openea VIII
sixteen cases. of this number Ave sn,,s
are against railway companies for damags ss
ageregating more than $780,
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Murder Mystery SIN Un,o,v.,

bonham' Texas, August 2s.--The grand
Jury OF this county failed to solve the
mystery of the murder of Roma Newton
child of l2 years, who was found han,,.
10 a tree near her home, Her murdere. -
sun at large and the heartless dead 10
sun wrapped In mystery. The parties ar'
rested on suspicion We're released
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RniIding Permits.

A. A. Levy, repairs 10 roof and fence,
Austin and Preston streets $35,
j. II. Lang, interior repairs. Travis
street; sl2.
II. Rumpel repairs to fence and gallery,
Hutchins and Bell: $40.
81 Paekards laundry, repairs, Prairie
street; $50.
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The will of the late II. r. Hurd was
filed in the county clerks Office yester-
day, application for probate being made by
Susan c. Hurd. The will. which Is dated
September IS, 1895, and witnessed by G.
y. scholbo and a. NJ Kleiber, provides
that after the pavment of all Just debts
all the property, real. personal and mixed
of the estate. shall go to Susan G. Hurd,
the wife of deceased The estate Is valued
at 500 900
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cause there is no appropriation out of
which they can be paid.

-. Vt.0'o I" Ho dPPIUPFldLIOu OUT OF
which they can be paid.
The agent of the steamship company re-
fuses TO pay them because the Chinese
were detained without warrant of law.
ihey nave come back to the board of
nealth, which referred them to the cab
met. which has asked the opinion of tbe
attorney general on the subject.
commissioner C. e. Elliott of the sa-
moan commission arrived yesterday from
auckland by the Alameda. He saws that
the conditions in Samoa now are those of
peace and security. A proclamation was
grated and was to be issued by the pro-
VlSlohal government the day after the
, Aiameda sailed from Samoa, calling on all
mailetoans not residents of Apa to leave
That place and go to their homes.
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Messrs W. B washam and D a. uucber,

Messrs. w. 3. Washam and D. c. Hucher-
son, who are now in charge of the business.
Mr.. Washam formerly conducted a re-
tail drug house in the Fifth ward and Mr..
Hucherson has been an employee OF the
Houston Drug company since its organlza-
ton.
The bill OF sale to the stock has not been
filed and the price paid by the new owners
has not been made public.
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Marriage licenses were issued to the
following persons during the past week;
Thomas Everett and Luch Shackelford.
r. v. Tompkins and Miss Idaline King.
b. H. Hubbard and Miss LESSEE Ham.
Thomas Garfield and Miss Josie Lock-
eardt.
Johnson Mckee and Mary Holiday.
william Thomas and d<mfort James.
George Worley and MS Lcona Tilford.
charity Jordan and: Amelia Robinson.
John McCapts and Mrs. Lottie Hacker
on1th.
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BY a bill of sale filed In the county
rlerk's office yesterday Jennie Herein
court and husband transferred to Elmira
C. ODER and husband the building known
as 90l Main street, on the corner OF Walk
er avenue. The consideration named Is
5000.
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Governments on Technically.

What's the use OF lower court convict
ing person when It feels sure thai tho
n,gher tribunal will reverse It's dseis sae
more criminals are turned loose every W., !.
py higher court judges than are ;,s seas
loose oy turies;; Away with .xoyarn,r ssa
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Eleventh civil District Court.

T. w. Allen ct al VS.. D. e. Williams;
defendants motion to dissolve Injunction
is overruled.
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THE DOUBLE MURDER.

Different Size Bullets In the Bodies
Lead To Another Theory.
the bullets that were extracted, one
from the body Of the woman, the other
from the body Of the man, both of whom
we're found dead Friday morning st the
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DRUG STORE SOLD.

Bristol Hotel Pharmacy Transferred
to Washam A. Hutcherson.
The Bristol Hotel Pharmacy. on the cor
ner Of Travis street and Capitol avenue
has been sold by DR.. @. wiltschek to
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USDELIvERED PACKAGES.

List of goods on hand at Pacific Express
company'e office for week ending August
%, 1899:
]. j. Adams. f. G. Cherbonnier. Lucy
Coleman, ]. R, Fitzpatrick. Aldine. Texas
j G. Leavell, Rev. N. P. Pullum. j. s.
Richards, w. C. selby, A. l.. Todd. Miss
~. Walker.
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List of packages remaining on hand
with Wells, Fargo & Co. for the week
ending Saturday, August 20, 1899;
Richard Allen. W. Il. Anderson. Amer
lean Speciality company, F. Bergman. A. f.
Barry, A. j. Beasley. Camel Kaufman,
G. A. Ducey. II. P. Dixon. II, b. Edger, c.
Garwood. C. Gay, Mary Grant. w. l..
Howe, U. Haxthausen, w. W. Hall, T. j,
Hughes, W. G. Hill, l.. l.. Jordan, N. D.,
Johnson. H. I. Leonard. r. L. Mitchell.
A. C. Moore. Annie Il. May, e. w. Nc
Cullough G. w. Neville, 3. r. Pierce,
Mary Rousch, G. ]. Robertson, Mrs. STAINS
berry, Mrs. e. Scott, 7, A. Smith 6 Co.,
NJ. NJ. Stapleton. Mamie Stewart, ]. II.
Stevenson, Fritz Telschow, Union Cigar
company. Crawford Williams. II. r. p.
Wilson, j. A. White, John Wesley, Bern
hardt Wall.
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Packages on hand at American Express
compnny's office for week ending August
%, 1899:
Henry Alexander j. b. Brockman, W.
Breusier X. o. Brown, II. c. Cumming,
James Goldman, DIR. j. W. Danials, j. r.,
Dayhoff, ]. Fingers, Anna Gloger, VIM. H.,
Gable. Phil Hart, DR.. S. II. Hubby, F. A..
Lindow, a. r. Moore, Sam Moore. J. j,
Miller, Walter Plunkett, Jabe C. Reader,
Mrs. j. p. Smart, Joe Tiras, S. d. wilkins.
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r. A. Miles and Miss Stella Griffin.
p. Bauchhens and Miss s. NJ Kelly.
Henry Washington and Whey Washing

ton.
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Instruments Filed,

Missoula Dec 4.-The following in
struments have been filed for record
with the county clerk:
Warranty deed-Allen Dodd to r; NJ.
Cobban, lots / and and the east halr
of the southwest quarter. section 81,
township Is, range 49, 100 acres, $500.
Warranty deed-Winfield Dodd to X.
M. Cobban, east half of northeast quar-.
ter and northeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section "a, township IA, range
IA. $500.
Receivers certificates-John Horrky,
receiver. to Winfield Dodd and Allen
Dodd, property conveyed above, $500
each
Warranty deeds-Franll Niolette and
wife to Frederick P. Niolette, ~ acres
in section /, township 10, range ~. $l.
Same parties. 100 acres. 81.
Deed-South Missoula Land company
to Joseph r. Lacasse. plat of land in
South Missoula 80 by $50 feet, 81, 1OO
Declare ton of occupancy-Peter y.
Holm, land that when surveyed will be,
south half of northwest quarter. north
west quarter of northwest quarter and
southwest quarter of northeast quarter,
section 20, township 16, range Y, stu
ated in Nine Mile creek.
Amended location--The Copper quartz
lode, in Nine Mile district, w. H. Har-
ris. ... 90, a.
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New picture mouldings at Simons'.
PERSONALS.

Alex Dow is down from Arlee fer a
short VISIT.
w. H. Harris is down from Martina
for a few days.
o. Peterson of Gold creek is bust
ness visitor in the city.
Emil Magni is registered at the Ran
kin from Green River, Wyoming.
L. H. Pnkham is a Seattle v.s.so" in
the city and guest at the Florence.
Joseph Allard and wife are down
from the reservation for short visit.
C. H. Haronis is eyer from Butte
looking after his business Interests
here.
c. R. Fortune! is a Drummond Wis
itor in the city, and a guest at the
Rankin. IL.
Edward lLannen is spending short
time in Missoula from his home at
Bearmouth.
Charles j.. Castillo Of Tanpa, Flori-
da, is in, the city representing a large
cigar firm of that place.
Will Gogerty, formerly of his city
but now of Anaconda, is v!:iting his
sisters here for few LAYS.
George Lacasse and Onoie Hebert OF
Forest, are business visitors in Mis-
soula and will remain in the City a
few days before returning to thetr
homes for the winter.
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Excellent bread at Rosendorf's.
STEVENSVlLLE ITEMS.

]. P. McClain was up from Carleton last
week looking after his property interests
here
Mrs. Head of Butte spent Thanksgiving
with her father j. B. Townsend, on Burnt
Fork. She returned Friday. Her sister
Nora went with her and will remain
few months. ..
Charles May and wife and Allen May
made a visit to Hamilton last week.
Miss Nora Hunt returned last week
from a two-weeks' visit to Missoula.
Miss B. May Million, county superin-
tendent of schools. has Just recovered
from an attack of grip.
Lewis Harris has sold his place in the
western part of town to W. e. Workman
of Missouri. who with his family. is liv-'
ing there.
Mr.. Logan ana family are living on the
ranch purchased by Mr. Logan from j..
W. Baker.
Will Godfried, with assistants, is work
ing on Tom Charles new store.
The teachers and pupils of our school
enjoyed a ,two-days' holiday this week,
there being no school Friday.
Fred E. Buck came up from Missoula
to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Miss Florence Chapman. one of our
teachers, went to Missoula Friday.
Miss Essie Whitesett came home frcm
Missoula. where She is attending the uni
versity, and spent Thanksgiving with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles Whtesett.
Some of the Young people had party
in the old Stuart building on Thurs
DAY.
Miss Vida Williams spent Thanksgiving
with her people here.
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ing, but now Is as steady as any one; in fact
seems entirely cured"
The "Golden Medical Discovery is a
medicine that will help you no matter
what ails you This is true because it
works directly at the roots of all disease
the digestive system, the blood, the
nerves. Keep these in healthy condi-
ton and you cannot be sick.
Many of the cures of the Golden
Medical Discovery seem almost nirac-
ulous. Its effect is almost immediate.
1t takes hold at once. 1t tones up the
stomach, invigorates the liver, regulates
the bowels. ~
1t gets right into the blood and carries
strength and comfort to every fiber of
the body. 1t nourishes and invigorates
the weakened, irritated nerves and puts
the entire system in perfect tune.
It is safe medicine. Safe for adults
safe for children. It contains no sugar,
syrup, whisky, alcohol or dangerous OPT
ates. Therefore, it does not create
craving Tor stimulants. 1t is distinctly
temperance medicine.
If medicine dealer tries to substitute
some other preparation when you ask for
Golden Medical Discovery look out
tor him. He is either ignorant or dis
honest and you can't trust him.
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County Finances.

Missoula, Dec. 4.--The county clerks
office has completed it's statement of
the financial condition of the county
for presentation to the commissioners
who are now in session. On account
of the fact that the amount of the
special school taxes of the county have
not been deducted from the tota! tax
list it is not possible to state the
amount of delinquent taxes, but this
sum is small compared with tina. of
former years The taxes on the Hig-
gins estate have been paid for the
current year, and the assurance is
given that all Of the delinquent taxes
on this property will be paid not later
than the first Of the year.
The total amount of taxes paid this
year is s151, 1850 OF this sum 1855. IL
is for the state and the several stock
funds. The city of Missoula receives
$2S,S47.4S, of which $576l1 is the sre-
cial fire fund tax from insurance COM
panies. The county's share, includ-
ing road and poor taxes, is $9S,544.37