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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

llpge be Qla passenger roo on ile Vel
IoWalgne division ae0 AeNntgis0il
m0pFiftoF Gf fhe araugs Was Aeeu by 4
a4NeIfe reppfteF eetieFday Alln asked
~ 10 the tFtthfglAeAA nj lte staleMput,
Ha SAID lblf M GuIleR had appf0aall
~ llp ~ tkA plleiiHse, and he bad Fe'
plled llal he wVuIa epII N tlle latter
e0uid fAiRed lbA mlne MF, lteualghoN
salq he would not e0psldeI lha matter
further nHtll he bad colupIetea alI EHe
improvements oH hla L0teI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
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ssoi,era agleD wpss pgsst Prize oats rbgs.
fesD statseFs,
.Iasunday was 4 perfect day for thc bi
eyeIe road faea. Although 'bere had
ieen nearly ftty entries fer tie trace
only thirteen started, Tbe ssaTtes \
ranged All the nay from fsp minutes 10
scratch SDeD. The sfa1f was made %
Montana avenue from flte ciosriug III
front 0f the Firsf National bauk Al
= o'elock The fnEniag poiBt was just
begoj,d the lsuyou creek bridge seven
and one-bslf miles gp the valley.
Seven prizes were offered and were
w0n ~ follows, First. . $40 cana
eIa. By Raleri Allen ID - minutes and
IL seconds. -eaDnd. trade ip bicycle
goads to tbe amount ~ sIs "a 6eo.
Sonle's, by Will lludsfSam IL Bg min
Dtes aud 30 saeoude
Third, q 80 oamerap by Karl More,
. 81 mipafeY aIid n seconds.
Fourth = biryclp lamp ~ Ghas
hetallie ~ p1 paputes apd ~ seq
9lids,
Filth, SWEATER, ~ Lynn Golyiu, 10
~ minutes aJJd p seeoDds.
sixth, pYir ~ btcyele shoes By
Fled Le0bHef,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
neoss res rnh tlneAHn
fne WeWap's Ninb 4Ha FFlepas ueaals
nssr s,sly tgIpmss,

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e0Mpaaed Chiefly NJ Wplnep, was tn al,
feHdhpef NJ fiie alleu meeiluR NJ the
woman elnb ~ fllH Congregational
church laet night Ihe nenlpols "a iile
elpb INST M 7iaD wllap Il alflonrs
business SESSION wab hpld
fhe 0pen meeting WAf hHIa fGl lhe
purpose Of racelsiuR donations NJ books
fpf ihe fpfmly lsillinRe NnlunllAI lib
FaTy Hllg ~ \ FesulI 0Yel HlAly Ypluluea
y splendid Narks wetp Feeeiyed Ny thp
club
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
AnLlrN IN llnA llNnnla,

A0llpn IN hRFahK RlfQn lhnl lhn Anf
nllHl gllf laA Nl dnRH mum pa pad aN
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II 81 linndl fillY ANhhAl
llAtpd Aal0h An lan0 llaA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
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Etrlel llaHnsep bplppk hilleeEt n lae
''paq lpndsh Ffldag aftnfuppu with n
we'll lllled paFHel ile fell IN VIII Az
beil lplnpan, 4 e0lQfea porte. III qua
~ lhq ''p0Qn qlTps alln saW ~ " lIlat
hla Flalitl lnak IN inlAaldplAlle tnQze
he found hImsaif miuuH slhh III fiaiif
parnpd money ~ uNtinpa thp npiies
and aA effort WHe made M lnnaln Mr.
l0hneal An lu4nirg FngeHlfd thai na
NAlApd n unnll1g ana bpnnhl \ Ticket
halnidaA nl1rlllua fpF MlNHpHp0lis
Ihp pallea nnllnpd fhe pnlipN at MAJ
dan n appfebpna hlnl and i lflpaFaN
WAA leNaIgea hrFp RnpdaF eiallNA fllHs
hld lann aili Hna lhal DOMINION llad
nlnnE Nj n "a illh pefHnn AlIllF Huh
pHFa lell gffielalIl f1F haudAn " aNl
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

Anlal plilnIlnAlnAht lalaaALluR
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hlErli nHlt hlla lAlnll hllH laL llfIl lnlfa ~
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
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inlf lpr lhf linnds

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03


There were seger4l alapslug sigssi,-
OPP,
/, J. coyipgfep fook genuine
beaarF. 4llgbtipg ip difcb.
0lly pipe of the riders naebea tbs
turning stake, fbe OtLets pessfriDg ont
before they reached ipet ditlapee
VIII Lludslrpm was tite arRf man ~
tbe farming slake, followed bg Earle
Morse, Allan was 300 yards hehipd
Andslrlm ~ tbs fpfulDg stake, bnf he
0yert0ok the Aftef abogt 4 nils ana n
quarter op tlle return stretch, when Le
foli0Wed blm IN slowly IN couple nj
miles when ihe former sppried ahead
fDr The Nnlfb IN order ~ gnt IN ahead
of sis minutes which LipdfHam lad
beeu Rlgen 0n lIlo ftafl
bitqsirunlt WHO WpH Rse0Da prize,
rode u Tb0mas wheel which III handIed
by fegep Bros They afe good Wheels
4pd take . Dackseat frr pope,
Three N the fonF rlqelk nailpR apg
thg1ipR Wefe moupled 0p HE fainQHs
Haeyele, Bob Allep, Charley liNtAlHQ
and EafIe Morse
zoe hppdHomefl ana 'tffllesiH run
nlnR Wheel w the FpGe was the 1000
hApyale Ilafea bs hob Allen
II " epfp ~ boz tbal lLete viii be
mofe lban fbfee Hagples IN the neSt
Iaee Tle hoye are beginning to
tpnbIe,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-03
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PRENSAS.

PARA cOPTAR cARTAs.-Las
mas s6lidas y duradcras que
se hhrican. dasae & ~
Nnn 4
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
APPRAISED
THE GROUND
GROUND FOR A TAILINGs' DUMP
IN MEADERVILLE IS VALUED
AT $4,000.
LAND IS WANTED BY
MONTANA ORE PUR. CO.,
Valuation of Half a Million Dollars
Was Placed on Same Ground a
Year Ago.

William Shifelbin. John Eakins and
u. Il. Burns, who We're appointed by
the court a few months ago to appraise
the value of ground owned by the Butte
d Boston Mining company and the Old
colony Trust company, which property
the Montana Ore Purchasing mpa
and the Johnstown mpan desired TO
use for failing dumping purposes, have
MED their report in the office of the
clerk of the court. The plaintiffs de-
sired the condemnation of two parcels.
one or these parcels receives at the
hands of the commissioners a value of
$4,000 and the other $500, making a
total of $50. 600.
This same ground was appraised by
another set of commissioners about a
year and a half ago and a value of $780,
O00 was then placed upon it. Both sets
OF commissioners visited the ground in
controversy n made a personal in
spectiOn of it. after which they held
sessions and listened to testimony and
the %eloquence Of lawyers for each side.
The session of the last set covered a
period of SO days at SO per day for each
member, making a total cost Of $1,14O
Tor the work performed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
DEER LODGE
CONTESTS
JUSTICES AND JUDGE DECIDE
THAT THEY CAN DO MOTH
ING IN The CASE.
LEGISLATURE WILL
HEAR MORE OF IT..
Judge Made Short Work of County
Office Contestant Error in
Procedure.
ecial to Inter Mountain,

Special to Inter Mountain.
Anaconda, Mont, Dec. 31.-Judge
Smith made quick work of the contes1
cases against the various county Off
GERS this afternoon, and before the houl
of 2 O'Clock arrived he ordered a dis
mlssal of the contests against Jack Con-
ley, for sheriff; George S. Miller, for as
SCISSOR, and Frank Kennedy, for justice
of the peace ,on the grounds of a lack
of prosecution.
The court ordered the stenographer
to take the following. thu putting an
END to the cases before him: 1T APP
pearing to the court that his matter
was set for and came up for trial at
TINS time, the court being ready, con-
testees being ready, and the confess
tants being ordered 20 proceed and re-
FUSED to do so, the court hereby orders
ana DEGREES that the several actions be
dismissed at plaintiffs costs, for want
of prosecution"
me case of French VS.. Conley was
called up soon after court convened al
l:3o O'Clock. Attorney c.. ]. Walsh made
appllcatlon to the court for an order
Tor a recount of the ballots cast a. 'he
late election, on the ground that many
mad been cast illegally. The application
was denied, the court adding that none
OF the applications for a contest had
been properly certified to-. 1t was evil
dent that the counsel for the contest
ants We're not expecting this. as thew
We're totally unprepared to proceed no
witnesses having been subpoenaed for
this afternoon. Attorney Walsh said
his side had no witnesses present.
Whereupon the attorneys for the con-
testees began moving for a dismissal.
all OF which We're granted.
The proceedings in the lecislative
contests, which came up shortly after
z O'Clock before Justices Emerson and
PoWeH. were just as brief as those be-
lore Judge Smith. Attorney r. Duffy.
representing the contestees, stated TO the
Justices that his clients commended that
they had no legal right to proceed with
tue nearing of the contests cited before
thehl' Tor the reason that they did not
appear at the appointed hour on Sat-
uroav. Mr.. Duffy said application had
'eeh llaoe TO the district court for q
VIII OF certlorari. to determine Just
"1at h.au'hoflty they Possessed. and
asked Tor an adjournment Of one hour
"a rhls Juncture Attorneys. Walsh and
OLeary, for the contestants. asked +he
Jos1ices 70 cef1lfy to what proceedings
had taken place, saying that the matter
would go UP to the legislative committee
on privileges and elections in it's pres
emit state without the examination of anv
witnesses or offering any testimony, Mr..
curry objected to this procedure. bnt
the justices agreed, and the hearing was
ended and the public was deprived Of
the sensational development promised
time ago.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
Ed. O'D0NMELL IS DEAD.
Well Known Character Passes AWAY
From Pneumonia,

faWafd OaDonnell. an old resident of
Suite and a well known character
around town died at the smallpox hospi-
tai at $50 this morning from the effects
of pneumonia.
On December 90, O'DonneL was taken
TO the pest house as he was suffering
from a mild attack of smallpox. He was
getting along all right but developed
pneumonia a few days ago and as STAT
ed. expired this morning. His remains
Will be buried in the Catholic cemetery.
ODonnell owned considerable prom
erty on South Main street alley and I'M
that vicinity. Some time ago his wife Sc
cured a divorce from him and on De-
Srd she caused his arrest on a
charge of assaulting her. She said that
ODonnell broke open The door with q
sledge hammer and then attempted to
attack her with it. O'Donnell was found
guilty and fined in the sum of $40. De-
ceased has a wide circle OF friends in
Butte who will sincerely regret to learn
of his death.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
SILVER QUESTION.

Washington, Dec. 9Th secretary OF
was has communicated to congress a ca
blegram from the Philippine commission
indicating a grave crisis in the monetary
affairs of the archipelago. TIE message
was communicated 10 congress IN connec-
ton with a mass of memoranda bearing
on the problem which is ncw to be solved
as the eoinage Of some kind of silver Ia
take the place of the MeNicln dollar in
the Philippines. The company cahled
that the stock Of silver in The Islands is
rapidly diminishing. and they urge that
they require an answer TO the message
sent September !. setting out the neeis-
sity for prompt action. ana asking what
remedy shall be applied. 1t has been
u impossible apparently to continue
the ratio to two and one and mainsain
arbitrarily, and the Mexican money is
being drained away rapidly oWards
India, making ii difficult for the dis
bursting officers - transact the business.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31

ackson Photographer. 81 W. Park. .
DR.. German. Dentist, ia N. Main ST =
orton Bros, pianos n organs 21s N.
Main.
j. G. Bates. tuner. Montana Music %
Tel. 504.
DIR. Forsyth. dentist, ,:as removed 70
2 and S Owsley block.
Service n meals UNSURPASSED ST tho
Grotto Cafe, just east of the postoffice =
Where can you get a good meal az
moderate prices? Grotto Cafe. 3s Fast
Broadway.
j. 5. Cohen, the ad man for the
symons Dry Goods company, is spend
ing his vacation in Salt Lake.
DR.. l.. Austin, dentist. Teeth extracted
by painless method. soc. Office over Red
Boot. "a No. Main street. Butte.
Your holidays will be incomplete I'm.
less you have our beer in your house.
Your grocer will deliver it. Butte Brew
ing company.
w. G. Dierks. general agent, Diebcld
Safe and Lock Co.. mas for sale a large
stock of fire proof and burglar proof
safes at 119 North Main street.
Frank Klepetko, manager of the Bos-
ton & Montana mpany is in Salt Lake
looking over the Highland Boy, prepar-
atory to the starting up of the 5OO-ton
plant.
Dan Cullinan, aged AZ years died TO-DAY
at the family residence No. III Rubv
street. The funeral will be announced
later.
Rev. Lauritz Carlson, Norwegian
Lutheran pastor, will preach tomorrow
CNew Years day. afternoon at 3 and in
the evening at s o'clock at the German
Lutheran church, on West Silver street.
near Dakota.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
'''. THE FIRST COLD SNAP.
Thermometers Registered Is Degrees
Below Zero in the City.

The thermometer in the street car
once at the corner of Main and Park
streets registered Is degrees below zero
at s o'clock this morning. From that
time until 3 p. m. the temperature grad
ually rose until zero was reached. The
Indications are that tonight will be
colder than last night.
. 1he cold weather did not seriously in
teffere with business, as the day a
bright II clear and there was no snow
Tall. The majority of the sidewalks are
exceedingly slippery, and many pedes-
TRANS on the billy streets had bad falls.
property owners and tenants would
gain the heartfelt thanks of pedestrians
If they would take the trouble to
sprinkle he sidewalks with sand or
ashes during the cold snap.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
AN ELOQUENT EVANGELIST.

The revival services at the First Bap-
fist church opened yesterday under the
direction of Rev. George Cairns of Phiia-
delphia. Mr.. Cairns is a noted evangel-
list whose work both in England and
America has attracted wide attention.
He is a man of fine, commanding pres
ence and delivered a very eloquent APP
peal to his hearers to profess salvation.
He was earnest without being sensation
al and he spoke as a man to the hearts
of men. After the singing of the hymn
Under the Wings he called on all to
confess their faith in Christ.
Mr.. Cairns will conduct a ten days SER
les of revival meetings to which all are
cordially invited.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
GREET THE NEW CENTURY,.
Members of the Silver Bow Club Will
Hold Watch-Night Services.

THE sachems and braves Of the Silver
Bow club have met in conclaye and over
the pipe of peace have determined that
the twentieth century shall be ushered in
With appropriate ceremonies. Accord
ingly carking care will be hurled into the
dark backward and abyss of time for
the occasion, and when the members of
the club assemble this evening in their
wigwam in The Silver Bow block Pove-
tab, the Sioux god Of joy and bliss, will
be enthroned n the braves will smoke
the old year orr and the New Year in.
Tables have been prepared and food
has been got ready for the feast to fol-
low.
A platform has been prepared from
which the medicine men of the tribe can
toss the tidbits of mental culture,
n incidentally, punches of hot air
tied up with blue labels. A eoodly
programme has been arranged, and If
1t is properly carried out all is expected
to go as merrily as the bell sending the
unhappy urchin to the parental fireside
when the shades of night are falling
like a wing waited from the bald eagle
in his flight to the topmost peak of the
Big Butte. In part it is as follows:
Falsetto solo, the Star Spangled Ban
ner," w. A. Clark; very base solo, my
Latest Opera House Pipe Dream" G..
o. Mcfarland; golden ~'tenner" solo,
For He Certainly Was Good to Me-"
E. l.. Whitmore; clearinghouse, on
ward, Christian Soldier f. August
Heinze; introduction to the coming re-
vision of Hoyle,> by Robert Brix, to be
read by the author.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-31
FILED,

"A complaint charging Elizabeth Ray
with vagrancy was issued from the coun-
ty attorneys office today and sent to
Justice Marsland at Walkerville. Mrs.
Ray was the prosecuting witness in the
case of the state against Martin Harri-
son, charged with grand larceny, hut
could not be found when the case came
to trial the second time although she
was on deck at the first trial.
"Red' McNear has also been COM
planned against. He is charged with
petit larceny. the theft of a dollars
worth OF carpet from Mrs. Sarah Dodge,
proprietress of a lodging house in this
city. Justice Marsland will handle the
case.