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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-13

CHICAGO, Dee. 12.-Wheat moderately ac-
tive the greater part Of the session. May opened
14c lower, Mt 73A@73sse, under the influence Of
decline at Liverpool, For moment only local
stuif for sale Traders found their offerings taken
with a readiness that startled them and sentiment
veered in consequence A better cash demand was
reported, and ON this report shorts covered. Com
mission houses executed buying orders, which also
aided prices. Later the smaller primary receipts
helped the advance along, aud May touched 7ahc
On the bulge some long stuff came out but the close
was firm, May &c higher at 737sd7tc.
Corn firm, because Of small receipts and the
market strong; closed hc higher. at 36@@36Ae
December closed NC up at TAc.
Oats were generally quiet but Arm In sympathy
with wheat May closed A@Ac higher, at 23&@
2s%c.
Provisions were dull and steady, The market
opened lower. heavy hog receipts, but held
steady on local support January pork closed Sc
lower, lard 2i1c down. and ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged follows.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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PURCHASING PRICES.

Inc following prices being offered TO the pro-
dncer BY the local dealers for delivery in round lots
on the dock and in the car at Seattle:
Sfain-oats s2iaE: barley, sis: wheat chicken
feed. SIS; bran. sis. shorts sli
Hay-Puget sound Sila12; Eastern Washington
timothy, SIG; alfalfa, $40 per ton.
Egg Strictly fresh ranch Mef31c
Initer-Fresh ranch. i5ffsc creamery, 2sa2c.
Poultry Lire chickens, i0alie: live turkeys 12d
rc; geese, loe; ducks. lie per ID.
Lave stnck~elhoiee beet cattle COWS. 3hc;
TIC: calves. live Ad7c
Hides, peits and Wool Heavy and saited steers.
over 80 lbs. Sc. medium, sound per ID 7c;
light. sound. under Sc lbs Tel cows sound ali
weights. 7e: stage bulls and oxen. &c; sailed
Mps, Ic calves. per ID. sac: green hides. ic iesa
third less: summer deer. per ib 250s0c: winter deer
dry. 0@4zc; rapery deer, l2@iec dry elk, sal0c;
ls@4ec; Eastern WASHINGTON wool, settle: Western
Washington wool. l5c; dirty or timber burned. u
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO Dec is-Cattie- Receipts. 2l000 head.
Choice steady: atheys, slow 20 100 lAg lower than
Monday. Coed Go prime steers, IS ssas II; poor TO
medium, Sai5 3o selected feeders, S. s5ai 3 mixed
s. caaners $at2 IS bulls 81 Gaf So calves, steady,
S. aa6 a5, Texas fed si4s So srsssers 81 .
"a; bulls. s. aAss 81
Hog Reesipts today, 1900 head: tomorrow esti.
mated 80 ep loft over. loo. ACTIVE generally &
lower closing steady AZ a decline Top sANh
mixed and butcher 81 6sa4 Eis seed 10 choice
heavy 81 6ss4.&; rough heavy, 81 s0a4 GO. teht,
81 es44 n9ls hwk u sales. SSS4Gs&,
sheep Receipts 1900 bead Sheep and lambs,
active lac higher Christmas yuariihgs, 81 seas
good 70 cheiee wethas. 81 losS So fair 10 choiee
mixed s. aeat 10; Western sheep stas 5os Texas
sheep sasssa@ nailss lambs lane lq' fancy Christ
mas So 81 ISas.ss. Western lambs. sSas s.
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WOOL MARKET.


RosTOS nec, B~fhs American Woo' and Cot
tnn Reperier sill say tqmorrow
Thsrr s. suFne improvement 60 he ncted IN The
uusi market although prices cannot a. yet se
s,,atca hieher The demand has Increased sesne-
what ard the business has bern mere diversified
The salss are mass genersily distributed IN tbs
tad Ana ths aWnatef a manufactures Nhs haze
hsen huyiuS "a iarxer but they operating sefy
carefully Manufacturers art talking more honeslls
In sefega Instances and feel vrculfagTd as &c The
natltsdk sor TIE heavyweight sHasan The epieer
weather has acted AZ a stimulus ava this hSs heRn
ae,eutuated Is The teunF e sesiee@ from ahFeAd,
uhsrQ scfs have advanced haiiee per pound. and
VOL markets Age generally asrnsr
The sAles fsf the week IN Bastan amgstated 70
81 rounds domestic and ~ .aG raunas nffiss,
Yoekinx total ~ s2i1 40 hgaifst tnial II SSH
so &c the pscsiuus week and total 81 1855 go fes
the corresponding Neek iSsi rear The sales si0gc
Isnaary amount h. TO 6l FnD paaas. against ST..
as rs pounds for the cagsrsEcn&ins time isst ypar.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
GENERAL anotations.

NEW YORK Dec, iz-Flour receipts i6, SIS
barrels; exports. 2a3al barrels Market. firm; Min
nesota patent. Sitd4 2s
Wheat Receipts rs bushels exports, i63,Gl5
bushels. Spot firm; No, red. 7s&c, T. o. b.; TIC.
elevator Options were from the opening depressed,
gradually hardening on small primary receipts, CON
tlnned better milling demand and active covering.
The afternoon market was particularly strong aud
the, market closed firm at sc net advance January
Tie
Wool-Quiet.
Hops-Quiet
points lower. Sales p, 80 bags, including January,
5soc; February, 5se; March 5sSo6c; MAY, 6.05c
dova. 9hMlsMc.
Sugar Raw, steady; fair refining. 1880; centrif-
ugal, % test l5-32c. Refined. quiet.
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BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
flag Of Herbert stewart stone
y Miss GrisHsby Mccormick.

srlNoRE. Md. Dec. u. ~ MIR. Her
FNari Stone and Miss Mary Orig
1rt1rfniek, both Of Chicago. were
II mere today, their wedding BEING
tIlr social events OF the present
me marriage took place at noon
GNn Memorial Presbyterian church.
aests Including practically all the
leadefs % Baltimore ana many Of
gfenilnenes from other cities. The
iAemas Tall, Of New York, ofncla-
sslstea BY the Rev. John Timothy
81 Brown Memorial church Mel
Stone. IT. brother Of the bride
aeted as best man, and Miss Car
es..etmiek. sister OF the bride, was
ceremony was followed by we'd
ffeakfast al f'laverdale," the beau
hsne OF Mrs Waiter y. Brooks,
a"thsS 30 the bride.
7siae y The daughter ~ Mr.. will-
MvceFnsiek. of Chicago, and the
sm The son ~ Mr.. Melville H.
Rnsfy q Chicago. now residing
4 JERK Both bride and BRIDE
prominent and popular Ia the
FN,rs az Chicago. where they will
Nv taelf residence on their return
extended bridal tour,
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There Ia so little hearty laughter in this
weary world that the death OF laugh
maker becomes a national loss Charles
H. Hoyt had unfortunately ceased 10
make people laugh but the memory of
his work Is still fresh and pleasant Thou
sands OF theater-goers will regret his
death almost as that of personal friend.
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Flour in Paris. firm. French country markets.
quiet. q
wheat-spot- quiet; No. California. s. aiad. No
2 red Western winter. IS ntsd: No Northern
lo%d; March, g. I'D.
Cefn-spot American mixed. new quiet. Is ND;
old, firm. II 2Ad- Futures. quiet; December, g.
2Nd January. as l0ikd: March 3s esd
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Chicago inter Ocean
1t IL reported that young MIR Phillips
cleaned up 100000 profits In the recent
corn deal This may lead other young
men to try TO do what young Mr.. Phil
lips has done. For This reason IL ought
to be made clear that the 100000 won by
young Mr.. Phillips was lost by somebody
else
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W, Grain ana Feed.

Hay-pusst sound. per ton si!aiS; Eastern Wash.
inston timothy. sl ssN.ss alfalfa. ss
harley Rolled. SO
Ccrn--whoie, saii cracked. sss; feed meal. Per
=" wh cal $50; oil cake meal SO; midalinS..
sMa22 bran sitso shorts. SIS 90; chopped feed ss
ale. dair, chopped feed, SIS.
Poultry Food.
cranuated oyster shells, so per ton: rrsuulateS
clam shells e. 81 s pss s ss1' hS fs So per
Sos 81 rer ton; beef meal, los. 81 per ton; beef
screps to-. So per ton beef scraps. los, ssh per
ton, mica crystal grfts. So par ten
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Cow beef &c per ih steer beef Fssc
per ID mutton. ieec per ID; pork, SC per ih veal.
s@lic ref lb
hreatfass bacon. isIiSsr dry salsd sides sssc
Lard TieTce hasis Coin special sRsc: White
ser; 'ss f s,,, ca p,;. a. 49, WA Rose 'si
Fresh Fish --Haiibrt. esrc; shPinps e siivels,
sMc seeiheads Sci salmon tfout, l2l4@isci
mcuntain trout 9oc: founders. 3a4c soies 4c rock
cod o. shrinps iSc; smelt, fdsc; oysters, OLYMPIA
Nso vaf sack SEE Fer gallon clans, SlN per
SACK pupssegess S,sls hyo, SEA- cooked aN
salusou Nolh hhG, g. So: salmon heliiss, . hhls,
s. Holland herring, kegs. 81 aoei7S; Alaska her,
box. sc; srised herring ioih hess, 81 smoked her
rns. se peg box maessssl. iqele ls.ehls 81 cod.
men. ia,ffse smoked halihnt. tzsi4c
Oysters ruset sound. IN sacks, $780, In gallons,
s&S
I.umber and Buifding Materials.
Lass--snsefior quality. pcr NJ Nc. ] af. SsaT:
cnsgeAaptAhis ar. ssSis, Ne ] cedar ssc5 common
peY NJ s}ae' spsnse legs VS. cedar shsnsie' bolts,
s-,,yssp Ft. rough. S So. thseE finish. surfaced.
ens Of tso sides q 70 and y inches wide $3.50 %;
irnsths Il 20 u tess, geeia lsnsshs, 4e ~ NJ
- 4. e,trs Firoring Dressed and matched SlT
an: stock totgas snch. staisi @inth. g aNss ~
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'ailirrINE TARIFF BILL.
f~rs Watching Decision on
fu~rto Rteaa Case.

sss-A, les, i2-rhe United states
~ ~ =. spshRllsston discussed today the
[ss.s~sS portions az the tariff bin ga
M ~ tae Whole Merchants mad
sessena The importers arc
IN nv w decision Of the supreme
M sse tneYi0 Rean tariff They
49, Is decided 80 be uneonsti-
NJ WI claim Il return Of oil du-
IA s1qas iram the United states
~ 80 e the Paris treaty, ami
~. sM tls return 81 wort charges
aN'h the United States,
~ Negtu and pending a super.
Nh spanish dutiss haVs been iev-
- impos~ import taxes an ~ IA
w hted States. Inward ot s.. /.
49, ~ secenaniafea IN the Philippines
'~'S9has ard other taxes.
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COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK Dee la-Tattaa--At the start
waas tIysrsaol eatles. large foreign selling craeFs
Larger receipts than expected and liquidation gave
lie market al sass Unaeftnne and f1Fevi pgises a
/ 10 10 POINTS After slight ai1itioaai decline the
ufssket Quicsei auickiy steadlea pToft tsk
irs later pfscas rssbbf upUArd Until a net rise
"a la4r posnts established Trading was active
tnsch II the day. - the close the market was
steady. with rsices net ia2 points hisher
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-13

Ia Mich Dec. is.-CSen. Russell
s S.A,sfrrctAry 90 war VAS nwak-
H. t9dHv IN hearinr eam6 orn
So 'ai n his house and started
hi ssss The burglar .rano'ed WNh
4 ssaa escaped Ar Investigation
- ~ossA VI silyerwsre had been
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1Fnn, -
"Ws staafE xeitunu sola

ltee, is The Illinois StaRts
Seld at auction today ~ Mes
1Nsster widow Of Herman
sRs eait0r 81 TIE paner fran
Aae rreTorty was hia ln Cor
a mortgage Of SiFh coo,
aas Hc'ce over Se0a ON. Mrs.
"AS 81 The heaviest creditors
"A ~ The contpany win Ne re-
AZ a,,s e,sce. Y r. said and ne inter
- toeueatton viii take piRcR
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JOBBING QUOTATIONS.


butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Johhing quotations today were as follows.
Ranch. i6dlsc MP. fancy dairy, In squares.
1sa2oc; Washington creameries lib and 2ib prints.
Nc: Eastern creamery, E@2sc
Cheese Native Washington, iaalic: Eastern. u
@lic; half-skim cheese, 7aac
Eegs-Strictly fresh ranch 3aqa0e: Eastern 226Sc
Comb Honey California comb. l2ls@isc; strained.
Ponitry-Live chickens. lac; live turkeys 1sa1ic;
Dressed turkeys. iai5c; ducks si@5 per doz geese,
oyssen-Puset sound. in sacks, s2N@i on the
beds.
Vegetables.
Potatoes si4a1f; sweet potatoes si50d1.6o per
cwt bcets slml5 per sack; rutabagas. 81 per sack:
lettuce eai5e doy celery, s5a5oc per doz: radshes'
Zoe per doz green onions. oc per dozen yellow Dam
yer, Si52 & oyeter plant, 8Gfl0c per H. egg plant,
4e'5c squash. 2e3c; tomatoes. 81 per box.
Green Fruits Oranges. naveIs 81 5aas; seedlings.
81 5oa2; Japanese, 50a75c; lemons. 50 5o@s So ao-
cordinr to grade bananas. 81 25f2 IS; apples 5oca
per gallon pineappes. <soGfi.5o per doz; cranbcr-
Dried Fruits--Apricots, bleached. per h. nalec;
6hmTc: in boxes 7t47Sc; peaches evaporated per
ese Apsls s es. .,isoi,p. per p sle prunss
L. 81 1913. so; loose Museateis, ehmshe per ID:
-edless Mweatels. &c. seedless sultanas I2k@l4c
. sSr ID smyrna figs fancy. large 2io fancy. small
Nj golden dates: 7@7 hc; dried pears, llsac nee
tarines. i2c Der lb.
sugar. Flour ana Coffee.
Sugar-Golden G. In bbls 5.f2hc: extra q in
bhs. 5.52Mei powdered 6.22Ac: dry eranulated
eo2Mc; in bbs, Nc higher; cube. 662ssc: spot
cash prices.
Flour etc--Ceniennal Best. xM; Patent Er-
cellent .65, Imperial, s3.s5 Novelty A. S. Cali
iomis brands, " corn meal, yellow. sie5 per 100
rs. IN lob sacks: corn meal, white, sl7o per
&ser % his, in Glib sacks; cracked wheat SCI is per
lsss in lo-lh sacks farina. s2.s5 per 100 lbs,
rolled oats. 81 80 per Dbl in Glib sacks corn
meal, yellow. 50 % per Dbl. in sO-ib sacks; corn
meal. white. 50. 10 per hb in 5o-lb sacks: buek
wheat flour, pure S.n per Dbl, in Aib sacks,
efactsd wheat. 81 per Dbl in s0lb sacks; steel-cut
oatmeal $50 per Dbl IN solh sacks; graham flour
s. psr hbi.s IN @lb Sacks whole wheat flour q
per Dbl. III b0-ib sacks; rye meal 81 T5 per bb N
p-lb sacks; rye flour. per bh fancy rolled oats
iao.ih net bhls, ST. fancy rolled oats 9o,lb sacks
N.@; fancy rolled oats, per case $3.50 rice do.
nestle lap, H.75, Carolina s5.T5.
Coffee Green Mocha. per ID. EM@3lMc; Java.
per h. 2i@8isc; Costa Rca, choice. per TO- I5X
@i9Mc. Roasted Arbuckie's In l00-ib eases rer
cwt lll& G0lh rases pPy cNt ar.
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SEATTLE MARKETS.

Except for the filing Of orders on not very
heavy demand there little doing IN the local
market today. and there is nothing to record If
particular Interest, and general conditions remain
as noted yesterday Supplies ample in most de
paftments and awaiting the rush that Is expected
with the holiday demand. Ranch eggs are beeoming
more plentiful. but not in large quantities. and az
set prices unchanged.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


LONDON Dee q -Nheat-Csrgoes on passage.
quiet aud steady. cagsoes WallA Waila rs kaslish
country markets, dahl
LIVERPOOL. pec. E-Wke2t IN PAgis. duh
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eheal. ShlpiMk NO !, wac; ehoiee, wac; MIL
Bariey-Feed 72ls@75c. brewing. 77Ia@sec.
oats-Back, for seed 81 2laal3
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks $500; Oregon. 1000; wheat
eentals LIS; barley, eentals sos; oats, centals
30; beans, sacks, 500 corn, centsls SIS potatoes.
facks, $500; bran, sacks SIS: middngs, sacks l2S;
$50. "F'''' '"'s'' % MUS pu"'''''
aiiilstuas--s iiddlings. sisnaisO; bran slaali 50
Der ton.
Hay Wheat. ssa13 50; wheat and cat, ssai2 50;
Sgl5; straw, per bale, o5ds7 lac.
Potatoes River Burbank 3Nde5c; Salinas Bur
banks soc@si.io: Oregon Burbanks. 65casl; sweet,
35@90c
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Vegetables silverskin onions. sle5 cueumbers
toes, Dc6fsi. Is.
Fruit-Appies, choice, 81, common, SOC: navel or
anges, S-50a2D 30; Mexican LINES. s46tf so; common
California lemons, Use; choice California lemons
$50; bananas slG2.0 pineapples. $1,000.
Butter Fancy creamery, 2c; fancy dairy. &c /;
picked. 2le
Cheese Eastern 15ai6c
keas Fancy ranch, 44e; Eastern. Ntsc
Poultry Turkey gohhlers. l3Nlfc: turkey hens Is
@tc old ROSTERS. s. 5oas young ROSTERS, So 5Ga4
small hroilers, $685. large brOilerS, So SCOT fry
sTs ~ ISesi; hens, Sa4 50; old ducks. $sai geese
si,T5@2-
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring Nevada ilalse; Eastern Oregon, 10
saloc; san JOAQUIN plains, 6aec: Humboldt aud
Hops-crop Of 1900 l3ik@Fhc.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat Easy; May, sl.c4h; December, 1901,
81 .osA cash. G1se.
Barley--N sales.
corn-Large yellow 81 I0al I'm.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.


-, Seattle Dec. IL. 1900.
,sAsnanses az the Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane aud
Portland clearing houses today were:
C1earances Balances
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Closing.


Flour-Easy
Wbest--No spring 7ld72c: No. red 72a75c
torn-No, 2, SAe; No. yellow, size
Oats-No 2 2A@2Sc; No. . white 23&@26c; No
white. Is II @26e.
Rye--No 2, I8n50c.
hariey--Good feeding, aO@4Yhc; fair to choice
mating, Aa60c
Flaxseed-~No l, si.6l: No. l Northwestern 81 sS
Mess Pork-Per barrel. sll 2saii SIN.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, ST. l5o7 .l7ls.
Short Ribs Sides, loose, 81. 25a6 So
shouldrrs-Dry salted. boxed 5Tsa6hc
Short Sides Clear. boxed. 81 6oa6 10
Mhsky-Basis Of high wines, sE
susars-Cut loaf. 8 re granuiated, g. zoe, sonfec
tioners' A, 5.Se; of A. Size
Toser-Contrsct grade, sloalo 3
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Receipt. and Shipments


On the produce exchange to-day the butter market
was dull creamery, lsa1ic. dairy. I9a2oc.
Cheese Active; i9aitlsc.
Eggslaier; fresh, DC.
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American ship BENJAMIN Sewall.
~ her anchors and ran ashore OPP
Arsenal yard In the height of the
BOT got on Though leaking when
|ind changed.
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r.. ,t,,g.. Ne ciut, SIC; hpestem, 81 Fol
.,,,... C1ss ksi8c; hlHfstem. @Ate
sNfN@ q * q
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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,.aprt AND. or. Dee u Wheat Is steady IN
.vn,s,,tsy with the sdynrec IN tbe East Walla
Ma Sl@siac hluestem, Sc
c ~
SAN FRANCISCO AARhETs.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

r,coNA. Dec u -wheatore, aud nesniuai,
.. hscssss blpssiem sc; clah o.
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II Frrncii-C Canadians will control Ontario 'uA
n they now control Quebec"
After Laurser the DeluGe.
! In spite OF all the disauieting influences
,oarhsa..oo actively at work between the two
Rs sti on towards ,aaraa, 30 ,,,ns en-.
2nown that the carpefis..as,s IA overshaaow-
\ IN " easfehttI > pouy Washsu %ss-y Laurier
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nrenastufss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. E-Whsais easy.
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WE FFUF~~ " dWFHf f7U-fH tTIt. PEI 10.
$. SHE. Alden Mocha, ssc; CaraooIa.
emaia, 2ihc; ground coffee. 1915 aMhc:
$s.EM; co.. sis.ahi 3ss. sIs.ells.
Nuts.
= 10. sacks, ls@iic; Eastern black wal.
sans. Ae; hlbefts. Ahe; Brazils, llc.
vs. soft she'll. He, almonds, No. q. lie
pine. iac; hickory. ioc; coeoanuts. Der
sstnuts. &c; Italians. i2c popcorn, Sc
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
HIGHLY H0N0RED
BOTH WINGS OF MISSOULA
DEMOCRACY HoNoRED.
BIG FLAT SCHOOL HOUSE ROW.
Voters Who Are Not Sure Where
They Belong-Contest or a j.
New Election. :

Missoula, October 3.
Missoula has not been forgotten this
year by the democracy of the state of
Montana, and naturally feels proud that
she has been doubly honored, or would, If
the objects of the nominations granted
her were not SO glaringly apparent Hop
ing to secure the influence OF the Garden
City for their ticket the bank democrats
named Hon. Frank Higgins for lieuten-
ant governor. Mr.. Higgins not only has
a military record, but is an able lieuten-
ant of the bank faction, and is recognized
as a hustler; in fact, all the Higgins boys
are, and they know a good thing when
they see it. George, for instance, a
brother of Frank, is the present county
treasurer and likes the taste of public
pap so well that he will try to hold it for
another term.
Not to be outdone in favors toward the
most favored spot in the state, the indie
pendent democrats have bestowed an
equal honor on Hon. j. E. Marion of this
town, who has agitated his gray matter
in the interests Of the true gospel, or
what he conceives to be such. When
these two ~giants-both patriots, both
democrats-meet in he political arena,
we may expect a hot time. In the mean
time h people who are Tor pure and
honest government will prepare their
ballots for A.. j. Bennett of Madison.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
BANKRUPT SALE OF STOCK OF,
SILVER BOW PLUMBING AND
ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY.

The undersigned, trustee in bank
ruptcy of the Silver Bow Plumbing and
Electric Supply Company, hereby gives
notice that at the hour of 10 a. m.., Of
Friday, October 5th, 1900, at 1O1 East
Broadway, Butte, Montana, he will re-
ceive bids.
For the purchase of the entire stock
of plumbing and electric goods, mater
ials, and fittings and also all the work
tools and appliances of the above named
bankrupt.
2.--For the purchase of all the plumb
ting goods, materials and fittings Of said
bankrupt. o.:
3.-For the purchase of all the - cleo
trical goods. materials and fittings of
said bankrupt. ~,
Immediately after said sale,, 2aEetcc66rrdinnsg,
to the above conditions the successful
bidder shall deliver to trustee q, certified
check for 10 per cent of the amount of
his bid or bids, and the balance of the.
purchase price shall be paid within TWEEN
ty-four thereafter.
The trustee reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. and the sale will be
made subject to the approval of the
Referee in Bankruptcy. .
Said stock. will be open for inspection
between the hours of 10 a. m.., and 4 D.
M, of each business day, from and be-
ginning on Thursday, September 9th,
and continuing up to and including Oc-
tober 4th, 100. "
Dated, Butte, Montana, Sept. 25th, 1900.
G. H. SPENCER, q
Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Estate Of
the Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric
Supply COMPANY. ~
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS.

To o. E.. Hulsizer, and John Hulsizeps
their heirs, executors, administrators and
assigns: You are hereby notified that T.
Joseph L~abouchier, your co-owner, has II
accordance with the provisions of section
1924 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, expended in labor and inn
provements or the Lively Quartz Lode
mining claim, the sum of 500. 90 for the,
year 1899, and the sum Of $4,000 for the
year 1900, as the necessary annual labor
thereon. as required by law. The said
claim is situated in Little Pine Mining
district, Silver o County, Montana, IN
Soap Gulch about -four miles north Of
Melrose being the claim in which you are
the reputed joint owners of an undivid-
ed half interest. r.. .E
And now you, O. E. Hulsizer, and John
Hulsizer, and all persons interested in
said claim, are hereby notified that, II
within 9 { days after the expiration of. this
notice by publication, you fail to pay to
the undersigned your portions respec-
lively, for the said two years representa-
ton of tn ecaid claim, being fifty dollars
each, or the sum of 500 in all! according
to your real interests in said claim, the
same will vest in and become the sole
property of the undersigned, as provided
by law.
JOSEPH LABOUCHIER,
Butte, None, Sept. %, 1900. "
First insertion Sept. Is. 1900.