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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
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Monsieur, w d0eiajre comes today
~ yAeetDAie monsieur"
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"BDi, monsieur, nei ooA also vs. law"
"khAmpfDll How eDn aDtYnjp1 a
bnDsi Of n dOotDlpp, WI bpps brutal
weDpDDa, 10 siDb M me, VA Count de
N00sonloDga9 Noynipn"
"BDi oct nes w Inv, monsieur"
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b0ye oct n0Wl BeBDtlfnli bjsloM YOn
viii ppopDIp w swords"
NO swords, mODslnuWT"
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one sword monsieur w 1Dpinjvp VIII
rub bis yloetHnte mDiiDlrn, hnnY NpD
DO VIII djIDira from no 0D w UpspsyfDs
gUpsltOuo, VII fool InsDIipI VII
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naming swords nv w wnnDoHs, Wa VIII
hgbl III ODon, md bore w JOolnlp
takes w ppopDvpJ sword, bna9 DDn'
tw0ihveoI w tOolntpe ppteks no slight
ly IN w 1pN, i'm, hnI Honor Nv spiIs'
DodI | mn yneeiDatow Cleveland Pain
DpDIpp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
kMInE %L,nAlnpns,

Where clover VIII gpuw rpDJjly The
bosI sWlDD pDhlnpos lDoIllp clover,
lppo nDJ vyn, sDys Professor VDDWDs
klDDw IN TDp tDrDppj Olhep pDslDpps
nm nol Dpppespvyi Winter pyp VIII
como Dpul ID order nU1 WHEN Rep wl
~ down closely VIII be mDpD ppllsDoJ
by swine After winter yyp VIII como
clover ~ lDn mnIjum WplnlN TlpD
pDply R0wD Wpn wjll como IN JDsl nflep
tho lpHl gpOWll ~ clover lDs boon
nDlpn down lnlny do snnDDD RpOWlD
" Ur tDl clover VIII Dp OD DnDJ, nD1
Alill lOlnp me H0wU mUp VIII pDypy he
SWIM plRbl OD UnllI be DppvDnpD "
wlDlDE Where lb0an Two nlDpb VIII
gv0w In good form lbp swine gvDwny
npod not trouble looking DbDnl fDp my
other Df 10lpAn 0lInp DDHlupps nlny
hp gv0Wm bul UsuNllg Horn IN POI very
Hponl DND1 Tor gpOwlDg them
Who're clover VIII nOl RpDW BE nllnl
pDslpW mny be we, bnplpy DDl Opls,
Tnpo, sorghum AD1 mpp. RpDwD W lbp
order npNp1 IDslppd ~ sorghum pens
md Misc sweet corn Wly NJ Crowd
IN moi nnqnsslpY ~ grow III NJ lhpHa ~
ono Roppon rU lDalDDNn, Winter pyn
ami lIun Wlpn HOWn NJ ppptnV spnaDns
Wly bn Wndn ~ nHHWhp lhn pUppOsh
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roplDnnlo, however ~ have sDeh y w
pl0ly, rDp llnrp Nv opportunity fp y
0holnh w u inppy 0onnlY FOR pro
1unInH swine where pnelllpos oDn DO
thpe grown for lhnm w enoh variety
nnd, II Wny MISC w nl1a1, " slnD
abundance ~ nhnmnlnplsnA me ppD
1u0Il0D NJ WulpiA md
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12

Illustrated by lhe fnoa NJ Tho nav
llt0lAr lhe nny IN waA hnlled 0nl N
lhe bOAI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
MODERN WOODWAh pIGkIn,
A Grand Time EspenteJ kaiDpbas THE
ppDApBWDpi

4 Grand Time Espe'teJ saiDpIss THE
ppDapBmMp,
ID Dest Saturday, june lD, Tho Local
camp Modern WD0dmaD ~ AMerjea
will hold a basket picnic ~ Uolwell'a
ranch Following ~ u pr0RiDmlDe ~
ibe days d0iDgsl
Address ~ welcome by WDOdmaD
State Lecturer, Judge j, N, kpnDn1y
Of Butte Cii,,
Dancing, First class mDsio Inns beeD
procured for tho dry,
Nail driving contest by ladies WIN
Dpp ~ fba contest iiwAped u lnA silver
buttaf dish
gb0ppiDg contest by WD0dMSDi
ppiza, emblem
Pic emitting contest by boys pDrhe,
Log rolling contest by WDoJWeDi
priSp, 0mblam 81 tbn order
kndA vnon purse,
pgtllD rnpbi purse,
Prize ODke walk prize 10 both Indy
md pnDiIemDh
O%0Dyeynnoes m md INN Mo
gv0UDda,
Bovvybo0y cordially iDyllod
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
nlnugss nj vgnA AayaM

WMNnnW nAolAImpd lhp yonng man
nWall, my, ha'a ah0Nl Tho mannasl
py0p| WhNl nO y0n lhlnh IN dl0W
10 COURSE lllnY Apyn Np
nWnll, nlV,n IN ~pAplnlned, NIhey have
ono M tlo nlnaul lllln Honlndan, lppnh0a
yOu 0ynp anW, Nnd VnApIn nnd nbpd
IN MI nypp In ll0 AhndnwpAt o0rnnr ~
nnnplf NVnIK nynnllHN
"Anl hp forbade IlW thay anaaaalpd
ln0ulWnalN
WOpHO linn leal,h lNN r0nllndi
Wl0W GOULD lt'hm worse lnnn llnlW
IlNy nAhOd
nllp RNl n nnal M luminous pAlnl IN
IN" llp answered, And ~ COURSE nothing
Wnnlnnd hui IN yAln him llln nplsn fnp
lhe llpAl hnll lInk Hlllk NJ mo HpanlOIl
HH0hlnna0 VllnOa lnlnN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12

slDDd up md Dght win meY fGvjos NJ
We wiz md Obnnvp) Dv VIII yOD IN
down md bn rlnmpo1 up0DF DIlos o,
No NM Nn oW0fpl lbDD lhDt yen
plNnt me0 who VIII onpyy OnI y0DI
Wishes Tbls ~ pOt \ mptlnp of poll
line, but u matter lhnt Affects your
homes md Hpuai1ns " yDD nIe willing
10 make i npbr for liberty, ! nm VIII,
Ing ~ tnkn lho aolDw IN my hnDd and
load yOn 0D ~ victory, W, 90 thB Other
bnDd, W N y0np dNBiro thNt peltn ~
priyplp lifp, ynur VIII " supreme
iOpios % w Oyo With You and pro-
lnUpnd 0hnnTa)
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12

Phi Mcdonald, u mnmb0p M Gam,
pANy Is, MOntnnn vOlnnlnm inraDtIy,
WhO WIN Nnllnd IN lWlnnd lnat Monday
IpHpOnan q 4 Nnhlopulm from llnlr
nnnOnnoinp Ilnl \ fortune awaits
him IhOIO, hnA wnn 0,OnO prlaA IN
bnn NNn0laOO and VIII rnONiyp h nnhlop
ann IN thnl nlINnl npOn hin arrival IN
hn old N0lnDsl Vtna Wop0vlF whlAll
hnnnm0H hin nNnp nDhlln N worth
nhnnl 100000 mud n0nnlalH M M nalnlN
nnd hnl0lm hnuinnaH yNlnnd nv 100000,
1lyldnn nlnnnH IhppA hOllmA, whom
INthW N nnAplnR dnNlhlh door VhO
nav QlO nOmnA tllnt Mcdonald Inn won
ono M lhn Inn NnnOiann NAlninng'A
pIlapHl 00nalHlinR NJ hnnnN md l0l
Valued Nv .HlnIlOQl nv A, lnhh mlM M
WI 1000 Who lnnkf soldier linn hn0h \
i0aldpnt NJ AnnNNudn wv ian years.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
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N alVp mo Il Nh COnl pIgnr when lpnl
lkn AnlNklnsL nnN Wlnn Wnnl mlAll, |
Mll0y my Old VII n ARnl 0RaVn WnAN'
lnAIGll hlnT
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
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WD0I UnlDp WWphDnsnh
The wool market sljll oODtinups 1nll
aud unsatisfactory, @DllD0nRh Ibnva bDs
been u little mMp looking WDuD1 W
representatives. NJ moderate RlY0d Wille,
who bnyo boon pmnfDUy costing ilo
WDpknt, bHl wb0 bnyD ~ yol purchased
only In \ ynpy limlt0D way, aDyb no
Anplinpn Wool md OotlVD Reporter
IN thu meMDlima lbe 1Dndl0ok bp'
tween The Ri0war mn lhN buyer 0Onl
times ID lba lavllDWs, DDd H0Mo W
The eastern buyers Dyp coming homo!
There hDs be1D w liltlO DOM bnpn, md
things Dvn w nDaplllod M lbo lDlnvl0r
lhat many members NJ Tim lID1D mn
~ Ven ~ ~ what WlDn ~ plNAe 0D
wool, w naliDni0d Tint DOI mora
tbnD u tDlrd ~ thn OLD ~ @hpollODs
whore " " mady, bnA Tins Inv bopn
moved, N ~ ollbnv bong Stored 0r
ooupiuped Tbovo IN mOlo disposition
10 warehouses lbe woods eds aOnaOn
tllNn wnp oyer before shown, md thla
londeDey " insisted by lhe tnpi MnI
the bpDbH aIn willing w lDpD fvoely 0l
wool IN collateral, IN rates Nov m0Nny
me nnHy md thny hnye NJ %nbDDdpllNo NJ
lODenbl1 funds, MDDy Of lhD large
growers Dpa WnlIiDR IN ant Nj thor Gid
pN0pn before offering tlolp wool!
v Thepe has beuD u lltllA m0I0 dllng ~
territory wOola tba pnaI week, lhn enlpA
comprising HOlne neW wool, which WRH
taken on lbn baHie ~ hBmblO,, nl0nn
ViDe medium Nl0lhiDR territory mDS
bp quoted M hpMbbnL n00Op1lDA m
condition md simple, heln0lnd slApl1
Nv quoted NJ bhmOOpv bnl W. lpAW NJ
M Anlop ~ lbn .latIeg 1nOtnttOuA Con
HnmarH Apn Sill lpylnR 10 AegplD ma
medium 0lOlblng NJ bOn, Glenn, blt WI
ONDn0l learn lhnl tNhy nre M01lina
Win my measure Of An0nnAH, Medium
woods may bo qn0ta0 anywhere fpOm ~
w bDn, 0lhhnl Among lhn HbleA NJ lhA
wDDh W. nulp VI, GOD pounds Or mnnlnm
territory NJ pp0, ~p4nlyAl0nt w aOM4YN,
olonDI alan 100000 pounds NJ hDN
medium territory M lOMpOo, o0nly'
Alant IN bUnhb0, clam
What faw sales hnyp baaN made IN
ihD lnl0piOI npe f1pDplan M hNyA DHell
Ol lhp bRalA ~ bDmhbn, clean N0ths
ing haH lllnH fAp bean d0ne In ldnh0
VhN Hp0wprH there wnDt 100 lTn, nnd
llp WO0l N MOI worth W. AOO0vdinE w
lhh YlnwH lf Tho Nnetem bpyAps Vhel0
n practically n0lhlng d0lDg IN ULnh,
Wool BtnVtnd Oi there w bhDb7N,
OlNan " lhpn dropped w hDWbho, and
now buyers VIII mn pDy OyAr noe,
whi0ll hOlduyH IafnHp, Tha WnhHAlOh
wO0la mn insl Nb0nl lWinu AlOrn, hui
wo On NOT hnAp NJ nDsthinH bnlna done
W thAm ny snt, ~ oOnlHn, nOlhlnA hnA
y0t hn0n done IN Montana
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
CLARK ARRIVES HOMIE
FwTurtm-a7m
Receives Enthusiastic Wplopme
Tgm His Ppianaa and SUD
pepteps IN Butte
Ewwrmw#w
HI MAX S A SPEECH
AnDOmmplDH IlnI NV llnpk VIII
ApolD Hp \ iNDlldnn for
NonnlOvInl lIOnOpat

HpIFe, JDDp 10 mphB Hon W, A,
nlAIk, who pealRDed his position ~
untlpd Hlnfna hpDnI0I lp MODlnnI
md who Wna lmmadlnlAlS appointed
M tho ynonDoy ls IhA acting governor,
fpHnhN1 home ibis afternoon mud Wnf
Given u fppmnDd0Np 0ynli0n When
lhe min pulled Into lhe hopthnul
pnolg 1ap0t hnyAIAl lhOnHnnd poopln
were Wnlting md M thp Henut0r slNpppd
from thn Gnv, IN, WIZ Apealed WIN
0hneps A bnnd 0f mnHlg Ind been enr
anpAd, When tbp senator hnd bnnl
AlM0al QDVple1 w hlf garElnHp thf
crowd formed IN line and, haa0ed by
lhn hnnn, led lho Wo0apHiM ND l0wn,,
wnH Dp lmpv0mptn affair hpf, thp
nDlbDHInHm MAdn NJ fnr lhp ln0k NJ
OpNnDlfnlIM " " estimated lhnl
1900 mnn W MI glnaHnsHl m@ppahnnlH,
miners, wOpkiDamaN md professional
MhNw#mnnA lnn long mNI0h fIOm Ihn
dplOt tQ me npnntQI'H hnMp, while
m6W limos lhnt nnmbeI lnpd lhN
flvnplN Dl0na lhn. Iouln md ,Oddpd thalI
nlnera. W lh0Hn ~ thn marohoIf,
ATplylnH w hlH h0mfl which hnd
ham hhndA0mnly 1h00pNInd, lhn
annAlm MnDnH0d " mpkA NV why
lhl0nAh ,tha nphaH u, na0nle NJ lhh ynr'
nndA, where In RddrHHapd lhD crowd,
AMONG OIheI IhinHH I'm said
M WINS alpQlad by tba Representa-
llynH NJ Dds alaln M Ihalp flda NhOiaa
fm thn position M Vnilad HlntaA HaNnr
l0R ByM alnno llAt hnye hnnn
hNlHHHan IVY lhn most dfYlllhh pepH0nl'
l0n nlnl Mhn hnH aynp h0Nn anhlnnlnn
w. WIS my iDlNnl0n w dayNin my
llMh al1 lAhll M Ills w0lkl IllnpN
anna M washington hOwnppp, n HnnH
0f pppjnpaIB VINE disseminated lhply
gllH MlHnh0QdA md l0nDd nOmmllln0
lhAl Wna willing w llHlnn w thNm Ann
Hplnpd lhhlV pnrlnTlna IN IhN world
Nv WIN non allowed IN many ADnOA
NV ,n wv. eV'o'00' 10 '''N'0 'N'#0
NV nlNk pnYN. individual INSTANCES
NJ thlH u@0nlinnlnH, M hnilI
nWhnn lhls MN nInN1Iw lind hnll-
dlknd thA N0mmlllNf inln HnnmtinH
nRnlnAl no. ntlnr Communication With
my Wlnn1al Withdrew Tram Tho
AennlN Az lhnl Illnn llApe lanpenad
n M \. nlhn NJ HNlhnn M fhh hhhd. m
fhn, hlNln government WIN. Wnh fnAFlnaA
nl4 ma .lhh ,nlnInHn M gA NhAt Nnh
flHhl ldid pm know whnm I'm WQnld
nppnllll mn / ,knaW u, would IN H0nlA
nhl Wh0 would IN n nrndit w tha ptnin
iiin Wy ihf NJ intH Raiti III f%Hl1fhfnHlHL
IhnlH N M gnphNan M fhh pnlldlR M
Hh4l H~HlllnnQnnfl
wv md M Ind nAt lIiea m taka hia
HlNl nnnnl, ihAl APPOINTMENT h0ahnff I'm
HndnFgl0nd mana NJ tllh mRMhnlh M thp
l0lnMlllnf m WlgillHpR and flhgflanh
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NM MAtlHf WIN MHfsfd nv ME inns md
Nh fnnHFHHH wAh AnsingH IN ADJOURN uH
ARIAnMfnf WA leNalfd MI Inv .lhp
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added, HfhlA. man dhRNdIW nIlaa IN
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VIM fnIUMlinH w, MffAlInHlH
MN AiinMHlNHlh NH. \ klnHlR, MhyIi
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| Iss. 'Ls1Is'1 s \ 'Ni H Y ssGf 'E :sssH
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
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ElW M Tallw nnd hogal Blue
NiaAFa h'tf
Male Trade

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tlhn N lha vnluIn0 m nAnnplH M AlnNr
nhn Hlnlns Tgr- lnnNNlKl lHAl lhnln
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hnAn In dnpuNpy lnal s0fF Vim nv
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lhH mllnanlnllna lMIlnl IN lHllh ln
FORMER Wlnnl Al MlIfai gna Tho
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mnln af0NaIsl NAd I'M fhl M, lhn fNlH
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lnlHn ana NUN AlnnIf, n lpanllnN 4
low nnlnll Dnd N VIII Gave \ HnnLpF NJ
yaArA N eHllh Nh Win INA delgAna
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
HIVE klnnh nnnhMh,

II n 0yIN0Ol lNNl IhO NVRbNnI 0eneNb
Of I've alOok N N hN llo MOST a0Mplelp
ny0v mDlN IN ihlA nOlnlpN CONTRACTING
mol only 0nlm0lH 0O fnpnA md Wn0hes,
bDl lll0aN IN 0lilns nnl Towns AMI Anl
MDIs NJ pUpa hlOO1,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12

Paul q Merrill, i3ridger J II Murphy,
I'ailnbatehie, Miss,
Monday, june ~ --tlen ID CnsbmDte,
Helena w " O'CDDnell, Nj paDl,
Arthur HHwtraa, UbieDp0i A q Don't
and Wife, TbnrmopoDis, WyOi y u
Merrill, Park City q u Oliver Joliet,
N NlesOD, Butte u W HaDty, Big TiMs
beri Mis- | Sinclair, LinoolD j " CLAY
ileg, Denver Tom WSllaen, city,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
Tim last stvNW,

WN1hnN NhNKW N MIENT FNll
lhInnah WIihAnl MnklnK. Nh nhalRh'
InHHll llnI llHl IN M WlA nhnhl nllnna
Ihg, annapMaflN Mllh hIH p%rndll0fH0~
mHn hll fV DIV WlfalH .liDaIm Inn
oRm0 I'M Nhllndmnhn Hnlfln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
Vs ypuNpd Inn mn urGyarh,

hneinH HhnH HnlHlnn 4 WNH MA
nnHnd In n woman vi tInfHfh
WIlW dld | W0Ik
m pAlp lpl a0NnDlns M mo hIgihl
and alH lhnh hlnllf fhlnnHh lieanM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
lU,lTHL ARRIVALS,
A. lbe GrpDh

Fpidpy, JpNN v, "A HaDsnll, GbiNagoI
W A Tpnpnp0nl Hnn Vrnnnlpaol W y
Scott, nitYI u u DplIpfl, Livingston
h Walker, 0hl1ngol " " Hinslend,
lll n puin, HnlbolD w. " H0lllslprl
M|inNppp0lnI u " hO0hy, virginia. II
HDuplL Gmh0pj A " Pile, Nv Joe
N Nnnnnlt Nav York y " KpDae,
UplnDn N Wbonlpp, Nv Lpui4l !
klmhpll, Now York 40 Opg, kyI
y johnson, 1'hoa Drhso, lIAloDn
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White, mi \ g, Blob, pnrk guy
NJ dmnnnJ n JOhnron A MI.
nbpll, Nav York q y tpoks, Nebj u
Armstrong, Gardner MIR & nni,
Icy, Myn " u NMlay, f0wnl H. Is
HnllOr, Moi " Nnnlpy, WIS., v Mn
Waters, MlnnpAp0uaI u H. kirby,
p@v0yidpDonI w A JOv1nn Mllne Ollyl
HntVvdny, linn l--T ! smith OH
OngoJ v W IN Jpna, Ullpnn0J u A
hlHyonA0n, III Npbavt nvnWpll, WI
nonoln, pllyl y " nnl|ol y 0oop, y
vi u Harrington, MlH A MaOnln,
unhOj Hook, Nm lpnnolHnoI WIN
V%p0raohlnr NnllnJ A " Knight, llpl'
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Hlin, Nv PnnlJ " " Kent, knnaan GlIy
Y MCMILLAN NntlnJ 81 v HnAhn,
nla TimhpVl y 4 nnnhnm OREGON +!
hhollon " y slONar, Hahn \ !
Hlnrny, llOw Agency A u lloyd, W
!MnlHl v AVyin,. Kansas OlIy y n
WinDOpl n 9 Wnnmp, Mont Mis- q
Ward, knnl " HngA mud y HnnHn n
MnvNOlN wso' N u o'hI'an' Glen
Hnudny, lnun ln,~W II HlIlu Or0w
Agency Il " LpdNpmNn md wign,
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onRh N.H .npMil0NI v Henry, hivInR'
ulnn williams LlvnAAl0n a
HAwlpNp, v Nlnn!ONd, vi q knhgsl i
v Honnhmml HnlOnAj W. MOpilnl
New ymh W NlpaonI Mnnnap0lA
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Hnsnkl ltnd h0gpo wall noopnI, Hoo.
nlnn " Nnenelp, ILi Hnlnnn 4
hlmJa0n, u0lnmhDn n " Land, W N
AnnlpA, MlNH nity N " Hrowatnl
Wilma u 0nlri Wy
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-12
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boundaries OF the Dis
being the
Of 5 de-
miles for the first line;
second lne
d.
Potomac and the other the
a point
the city Of
provided BY
the District
that State and
now
National Capital The
the
Of permanent
mel erected
personal
of eonciy and clearly stated II
the tied States Census follows:
Washington the three Com
LEnfant made
Of
made by Major LEnfant based Oh
o. substantially plan for
diagonaIy by broad
for square, circular
direction o. Andrew Ec who later
laid the city Of on a similar
Of the
according the true
nedia
diagonal 1G They
the thorough ana
those Of any other
great 0 world"
Of the ttng
and the
injury
population the Capital removed here
fifteenth the
population during It's nTs5 century
is the Christian as follows:
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What the Century Has Wrought in the American
National Capital.
STEADY EXPANSION ALONG THE broadcast LINES
Beautiful City of Government Palaces and Stately Homes
The Plans of Enfant Afterwards Executed by Shep
herd-Hstory of Selection of the Site and the Trans
fer OF the Government From Phiadelphia-The Future

6 he
in
Q ne people, ~
and built all
OF
of rival
Carlisle
a
Of
The was
of
o Of the
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undeveloped West with the Atlantic Sea
board.
As soon as the choice Of the site was
ratified by Congress President Washington
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the many sand bars that transportation of
grain IS impeded.
So important did President Washington
consider this feature of the new city
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II $1,000
: increase. Tor each decade. was 5b-l6
Twentieth Century Population

a precedent and guide we viii venture 10
reasonable TO
OF the
century aforesaid s. cent
increase Of this basis
is as
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the river to connect its upper stream
with the head waters of the Ohio River.
and unite. in commercial ties, the then
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The Florence tribune., 1900-02-10
Bard Elected Senator.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Feb. 6.-Without a dissenting republican vote in the house Thomas R. Bard of Ventura was to-day elected to succeed Hon. Stephen M. White in the United States senate. The proceedings were attended with far less enthusiasm than was part of the most unimportant of the fruitless bal lots cast for United States senator at the regular session.
 Those who participated to-day, how ever, showed the kindliest feeling and the old sores of the last session are fast healing. Tomorrow the senate and assembly meet in joint session to ratify their action of to day.
 The vote was: House-Bard, 59 :; Phelan, 20; White, l. Senate-Bard, 26; Phelan, 10.
The Florence tribune., 1900-02-10
NEW CYANIDE PLANT.
Started at Mammoth-Busy Mining Dam
 Contemplated.
IFrom the Tucson Citizen.l


 From the Tucson Citizen.l
 Mammoth, as usual, is busy camp, and the production of gold and silver i, going on steadily with increase of facilities and output.
 The new works put up by the Nam moth Cyanide Co. were started Tues day and in the matter of labor saving machinery Is said to be one of the finest 300 ton plants in the west. Itis claim ed by the Superintendent, Mr. c. Nj. Fuller. that twelve men will be able to run this enterprise at full capacity. This makes the third cyanide plant now working on tailings from the Mammoth stamp mill.
 Mrs. John H. Rose received notice from the Mammoth mine management Saturday, to start another boarding house to accommodate fifty or more mea at the canyon near the new dam they will erect for the purpose of generating electricity by water power l to take the place of steam power at | present in use in their mine and mill. 1 Mrs. Rose now has two well patronized boarding houses, one at Shultz and one at Mammoth, and with this new one will be feeding l25 men daily. Her reputation as a manager of hotels and lodging houses is unexcelled in 1 the west.
 Hon. Frank Weber comtemplates putting up new dwelling on his lots in Mammoth soon. By the way, Mir Weher is one of the most efficient con- stables in the territory, and although this town is an iniand place with seven saloons, yet peace and order prevails under Mir. Weber's administra tion to such an extent that the city | jail for some time past has been fol the storage of alfalfa exclusively. Cur plays are not made here since his recent fight with the Mexican desper ado who lost his life in vain effort tC terrorize the town and wipe out her peace official. Mir. Weber does mol seek trouble, but insists on law ant order in the territory under his jurisdic tion. Long may he reign.
 The Mammoth mine people are ad ding twenty new stamps to their mill making fifty in all. They will all soor be at work. Taken as whole, affairs Mammoth are in very prosperous condition and the outlook for the frs' year of the new century is promising for greatly increased production of the precious metals.
The Florence tribune., 1900-02-10
passage.

JUDGE D. c. STEVENS received a letter this week from Rev. I. T. Whit temore, stating that Prof. F. H. Newell, of the Geological Survey, had written him from Washington to come ,t once to the capital and assist in securing the passage of the Wilson pill for the construction of the San Carlos dam. Mr. Whittemore, who is low living in Pasadena, Cal, writes hat he will go if his expenses are ,aid, whereupon the citizens of Flor snce imne ediately subscribed $40o, which goes to the reverend gentleman o-day and he will leave for Washing on next Monday. Mir. Whittemore gas largely instrumental in securing he $2O, 900 for surveys and preliminary york, and had pledges from Senators or further appropriations. He is well osted on the Indian question, is tire- sss, persistent and enthusiastic. No etter man could be sent to present he matter.
The Florence tribune., 1900-02-10

THE TRIBUNE bore the brunt and much of the expense of conducting the last two campaigns in Pinal county to a successful conclusion for the Demo- cratic ticket. It has till of s34.75 against the county central committee for election printing remaining unpaid, and the entire amount received from said committee in five years is the insignificans sum of $33.70. This statement is made to show that the TRIBUNE did not support the Demo- cratic ticket for what there was in it, but solely on the question of principle involved, which it still contends is correct. We have recently received letter from Hon. M. R. Moore, of Tue son, in which lie says: T suppose you are about ready to agree with what 1 told you early in 1896, to wit That the Democratic party is not party of prin- ciple, and thatit would sacrifice every principle it claims to stand for if it could thereby win in an election" No, we are not yet ready to agree with. our friend, though recent developments would seem to indicate that we shall be forced to that conclusion.