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fined copper was 1882 tons. This would
seem to Indicate that the company brought
the equivalent of Alta tons of fine copper
over in the form of mineral and sold 1t this
year. AS, according to the report, the
price of copper varied from 1874 to 16 cents
per pound" it is safe to estimate that the
the Same as that Of the Quincy and the
Stanton group of mines, or II cents.
The profits indicated by the report would
on the amount of refined copper sold. II
the construction expenses of the company
for the year were $1,OOO OOO-and this esti-
high-they came to fraction more than
one cent per pound on the product. Unless
some of the above estimates are very
wrong, therefore, it must have cost the
Calumet company between 7h and 8 cents
per pound to make its last years output
of 44548 tons.
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JOHN D, SULLIVAN DEAD.
Old Timer Succu1nbed Suddenly Yes
terday to Heart Disease.

John D. Sullivan. one of the pioneevs. Of
the city. and well known among the odd
time mining men of this section, died sud
denly YESTERDAY at Thomas t,!na McGfrsath's
Mr.. Sullivan had been indisposed for
some time, and was worse than usua1syes-
terday morning. Mrs. McGrath called at
his room about / o'clock and asked II she
could do anything for him. Sullivan re-
piled that while he was feeling badly he
did not consider his condition seriouH He
declined food, saving that he would he up
in time to partake of the MONDAY meal
Even as he was talking, of getting. up.
Mrs. McGrath saw that he was sinking
rapidly His condition alarmed hers and
she decided to call in doctor. Shetw9nt
to the nearest telephone and sent a. aSmes-
sage for DIR. McNeyin. Then she hnrried
back to the bedside of Sullivan to find that
he had succumbed during her absence. s.szs5 i
Dr. McNevin arrived a few minutes Batter.
He pronounced the cause of death aAeart
trouble,
Sullivan was q years of age and had
been a resident of Montana nearly hA8 his
life He had been an employe of the Aha
conda company for many years and was
widely acquainted. Two brothers, Con and
Daniel Sullivan, are residents of Butte.
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A BABY DROWNED.
Two Year Old Daughter Of n. E. Bau-
man. Toddled Into Sunken Barrel.

The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. %.
RADIO street. was drowned near whitehall
Thursday. .t5.gl
A short time ago Mr.. Bauman leased
summer home in the country in order that
his wife and babies might enjoy season
of quiet where the flowers bloom and the
grass grows green and the air Is sweet ana
fresh The family was removed to the
place some time ago and were enjoying
themselves until Thursday, when their
outing came to a very sad termination
the ground around it is a barrel, the top
of it reaching the level of the ground
The children were playing about this spring
self with her household duties In some
way the little girl, Marguerite. fell into
to the mother and told her what had hap
pened and as quickly as possible the little
one was taken out, not, however, until life
WAS extinct. -
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Boston Financial News: The copper mar
ket has so far failed to develop more than
nominal activity, though it was expected
that some very important sales would be
made Immediately after the opening of the
present month. 1t is well known that con-
sumers are running on very small supplies
and that 1t will be necessary for them to
come into the market in the very near
future to make contracts for deliveries ex-
to the present time both producers and con-
sumers have been holding back. The latter
have betrayed some uneasiness. however,
by making many inquiries of the producers,
but yet it is not certain, even prob
able, that any large sale has occurred
As has been the case for two or three
accurate quotation of the domestic copper
market. New York authorities vary from
16 to 161s cents for lake. Metal exchange
quotations have been running at about 16h
cents for several days past, and local pro-
ducing interest agree with this quotation.
It was reported on the street last Wednes-
day that the Calumet & Hecla has con-
summated very large sale of copper, said
to be between 100000 and 100000 pounds.
OF course, leading officials of the company
refused to either confirm or deny the re-
port. Good business Judgment would nat
uraliy dictate such course on their part:
relation to the market could be more easily
judged in advance. In view of the fact
make a practice of informing the public
of their sales or negotiations, the Calumet
people can hardly be criticised for their
reticence.
At the time the report of the Calumet
sale went out, it was predicted by the
over enthusiastic friends of some of the
other producing interests that the price Of
copper would Immediately advance to II
or 171a cents. On the contrary, the foreign
market has noticeably weakened since
Wednesday. the date of the rumor, and the
home market has displayed no signs Of
strength.
The London market opened the week
fractionally lower and sharply rallied on
Tuesday and Wednesday. On the latter
date it showed an advance of E1 and 81 IS
for spot and futures, respectively, COM
pared with the previous weeks closing. On
Thursday and Friday the market sagged.
and the closing showed net gain for the
week of 15s for both deliveries. The ex-
port business has continued remarkably
heavy.
The uncertainty which naturally preceGes
a national election is the only factor in the
present situation which should in any way
operate to depress prices 1t may have the
effect of making the midsummer market
for copper slightly heavy, but the statis-
tical position of the metal is such that
sooner or later prices are likely to go even
higher than at present. The official an
nouncement of the first important sale OF
the season is awaited with much expect
ancy.
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TO STRIKE OUT OBJECTIONS.
Motion Filed in the Matter Of Dis
charge of Bankrupts.

Quinn M. Crowley and Stephen M.
Holland, bankrupts, through their attor-
neys. filed motion in the United States
court today to strike from the files the
alleged objections and ground of oppo-
,sition to their discharge filed by Henry
c. Mayne for the several creditors pf Che
bankrupt firm of Crowley & Holland.s \
It is alleged that the objectionS and
opposition do not state facts or grpnnds
sufficient to constitute any legal cause
of opposition to the discharge ofXsaid
bankruDts, and that the same are not
signed or verified by the creditors. It
is also alleged that the specifications sof
objection do not show that Crowley has
been guilty OF. any offense punishable ny
imprisonment or that he made q .HAae
oath in relation to the proceedings tin
Bankruptcy
The court is asked to disregard the
sixth specification on the ground that
the same fails to state facts sufficient to
show that they concealed their books
for the fraudulent purpose of concealing
their financial condition or mutilated
said books or made any false entries
therein. II
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
CALUMET & HECLA.

The annual report of the Calumet &
Hecla company gives no hint as to the
cost of producing it's copper. 1t has never
been the policy of the company to let the
public into it's affairs to more than a
limited degree, and the omission in this
case is undoubted edly Intentional, says the
Boston Financial News. The financial
statement also fails to state either the op-
Grating expenses of the mine, or how much
money was spent on construction.
The company's cash surplus increased
the total dividends paid, indicates a net
profit of s., ,49l 054. According to the report
mineral equal to 44.54S tons of fine copper
was produced, yet the real production of re-
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
DEATH RELIEVES ABEGG.
yonth who Shot Himself Three Weeks
Ago Died Yesterday.

+ Nicholas Abegg, would-be suicide, VINO
shot himself in the head about three weeks si,s
ago. died about II o'clock at ST. faui
Ahegg shot himself because of his 1nordi.
nate appetite for liquor. He could NOT quIt
drinking, and after several ine11eetua, at,
hullet through his head. The bullet en-
tered the head near the right temple and
came out the left eye, destroying the slght
For a time 1t was thought the young man
Abegg was about % years Of age. His
mother and brother are residents OF tne
undertaking rooms, where an inquest Will
be held.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
THE GARNET COMPANY.

F. C. Wood, president of the Garnet Min
ing company, arrived from Chicago Mon
day and looked over the mine, says the
Pony Sentinel. For some time the COM
pany has been figuring on sinking or start
ing a tunnel at the foot of the tram. They
have about decided to sink and it is quite
probable that as soon as he reaches st.
Louis, for which point he left on Thursday,
he will recommend putting in a gasoline
hoist capable of sinking 500 feet. At pres
ent the company expects to sink two shafts
to this depth and thoroughly explore the
NINE Sinking will be commenced as soon
as the machinery can be sent, if this
method is decided upon.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
FIRE CLAY DEPOSITS.

The RaValM County Democrat esays
that vein containing 10000, 900 tons of
fire clay was located last week Within
four miles of Hamilton. Ernest G.
Locke, an expert pronounces 1t high
grade. The vein is fourteen feet fhick
A shipment HAS been made ito Anacpnda,
to test it's qualities and samples have also
been sent to manufacturers of CONNER
cial pottery as it is believed to be suitable
for delfware. The deposit in places is
covered with but one foot of soil. "
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
]. CALDER, D. D. S, DENTIST

Graduate and fellow of he Coston den
tai college, formerly denonstrc or o.
lucrative dentistry and dental science in
the boston dental college. cost gradu-
ate Chicago college dental surgery. POST
graduate Haskelrs Prosthetic school OF
detinstry. Take elevator. third floor
Office 80 and 20, Owsley Block.
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New Brunswick Gold
Timing and rliliing Co

Our great copper property. located Z
miles west of Butte, is a continuation Of
the famous Butte copper deposits; lodges
500 feet wide. Nothing better for invest
in q short time. Send for prospectus.
Once 81 e. Broadway. Butte, Mont
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TRY ALIENS EOOT-EASE.

powder to be shaken into the shoes.
your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have SMART
inp feet or tight shoes. try Aliens Foot
Ease It cools the feet and makes WALK
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet
insrowing nails, blisters and calious
snnts. Relieves cocns and bunions Of all
main and gives rest and comfort. Trv It
today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for Csc. Trial package FREE.
Address. Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy N. Y.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

The State Schoo: OF Mines at Buttet,
Nontana. offers four-year course in
mining and electrical engineering. Two
,srns of 20 weeks each per year. First
tarm opens September IL. 1900. Tuition
sroa tn residents of Montana. For fur
tner information address N. r. Leonard.
Butte Mont
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

j. A. Coram, president of the
Coehih Gold Mining company, says; In
June we treated 5000 tons of ore. Ex-
penses, including payments ON new
work, amounted to $4,000; gross returns
amounted Ito between $4,000 to $4,000
OF this total we have already received
$4,000. During THE present month the
plant will treat about $500 toms, which
should show "a net profit of 5000.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
Cd. II. S. PICNIC NEXT SUNDAY.

The lodges of Butte and AnaconCa Of
.aboye order will give a grand picnic at
Mountain View Park Sunday July 22
Round trip ticket s10O. Concert, dane
ing. games. Prizes awarded. For par
,ticulars see posters and cards.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

Buy Denver and Rock island Treasury
at 25 cents from TIE company direct, at
THOMPSON Investment cOmpahys offices,
No. Is West Broadway Will be 40 cents
at least by October 1st. You lost 500 per
cent by not taking cur offer 80 days ago.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
A. @. u. W. NOTICE.

Members OF Butte lodge No. 1. A. o. II.
W.. will take notice that the Office Of the
fnancier Is removed from IS North Main
street to Is West Broadway (Thompson
Investment company Office hours from
a. m. to 4 p. m.
H 2. WALES. Recorder.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21
MINING BRIEFS.

DIR. A. r. Ledoux of New York has ar
ranged for a big cyanide plant AIT the Gilt
Edge mime in Fergus county. It lis known
as the pneumatic cyanide process and
will be something new to Montana.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

A three stamp quartz mill will be erect
ed at the North American mime at the
head Of American Gulch in Deer Lodge
county. The mill will be taken from the
old Coulson mime near Blackfoot City. 1t
will be in operation next week.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

Sewing machines for rent by the week
or month for small sum. National Un-
dertaking Co.. II f. Quartz.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

There will be service at the Scandana-
vian independent church. corner OF COP
per and Alaska streets. Preachlng at IL
a ro.. and 8 D. m. P. Peterson pastor.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

The Csiotto is first-ciass cafe. Three
doors east of pOStOffice.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

w. A. King of Heron and Colonel w.
r. Moore of Kalispell have several prom
Using prospects ait the head of the east
fork of the Bull river near Heron. Av-
crage assays show $50 in gold, silver and
lead
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

Watches $1.oO UP, Runenstein. WaIch-
makers and jewelers., 70 East Park
nj eeet.
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Trinity NJ r. Church-John Hosking,
tpastor, preaching at II a. m, and 1870 p.
M: Sunday school at 230 D. M, w. ii.
Griffin, superintendent. Wednesday even
ling pray meeting: Thursday afternoon the
Ladies' Aid society meets in the church
parloas; Friday evening class meeting, H
James, leader Saturday evening the
fourth quarterly conference will meet to
close up the years account OF the confer
ence year All the official members be
ss,,1s> and be present. The Rev. Jacob
Mills. presiding elder of the Helena dis
trict will be present.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

FISHER. e. F. Tailoring--"yes" we
AA0AAAN' alter, press, sponge
repair, steam and dry cleaning. prices
easy." 10 South Main street
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

The Trinity M r. church Sunday
school had a grand picnic at Deer Lodge
ON Thursday of this week. They. We're
five hundred strong, everybody mad
good time. Mayor Conley of the Deer
Lodge city said, "Come Again
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

Immanual Presbyterian Church-Corner
East GAYLORD and Galena streets. Serv-
ices Sunday, July %. Rev. DR.. Baird of
Helena will preach at II a. m. and s
p. m Sunday school, 2 p. m, Superin-
tendent Mr. G. H. Whiteman Junior
C. F., p. M; Y. P. S. c. E. at 7 p. m.
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock mid
week service; topic, obedience to God
All are cordially invited. G. H. White
man, pastor; residence 646 East Galena
street.
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yiavi Parlors. - .5ew Bee HIVE
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Arizona and Second streets.
Preaching at II a. m. and p. m. Rev.
Jacob Mills, presiding elder, will preach
Sunday morning Sacrament of the
Lords Supper at close of sermon. In the
evening the pastor, J. w. Tadt. Will
preach; suject, AN Unexpected An
swer." Sunday school at 2:30: league
service, O'Clock. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. The fourth quar-
terly business meeting this evening at 8
O'Clock.
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CHURCH sERvIcEs.

Christian Science service will be held
IN the Scandinavian M. E.. church, corner
copper and Alaska streets, Sunday at 2
p. m.; subject, Love" Sunday School
) p. m. Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at o'clock. All are welcome,
Daily inter mountain., 1900-07-21

Christian Tabernacle. Edward Oliver
Tilburn. minister Preaching and COM
IL a. M: Bible school 1890 D.
M: Y. P. S. c. E., 700 p. m. preaching
500 p. M; prayer meeting Wednesday at
800 p. M, topic Take Time to be Holy"
Heb IL: Ali. Evangelist r. E. Dunlap
will preach morning and evening. Morn
ing topic: "The Debt I Owe" Evening
topic: GA Church for the Times
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
FRANKING FOR THE COMNONS.

London correspondence of The Birmingham
Post.
There is a medieval flavor about certain of the
resolutions submitted to the House of Commons
which is constant source of delight to the
Parliamentary antiquarian, whose pleasure will
be increased by suggestion which is to be
made on Monday in the form OF a question that
there should he revived for the benefit of men,
bers of the House of Commons the old privilege
of ''frankinS'' letters. Colonel Welby that
day intends to ask the Secretary TO the Treas
ury. representing the Postmaster General,
whether, having regard to the great and in
creaSing expense cntailed upon members of the
House of Commons in replying through the post
to communications political affairs he
see his way to letters in envelopes embossed
with the badge of the House of Commons, ad-
dressed and signed in the left lower corner in
the handwriting of a member, and handed in by
him at the postOfice in the lobby, while the
House is sitting, being stamped official paid
as in public offices, and thus passing post free
throughout the United Kingdom" 1t may be
noted that, as a consequence Of not disSimilar
question some eight years since. "envelOpes en-
bossed with the badge of the House of Com
mons were issued TO members bearing post
age stamp, % save them the trouble of putting
one on themselves. and that these have since
been procurable by them for one penny each,
charge being made for the stationery.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

by Australians for their own benefit. The Eng
lish Government has, however resisted this pre-
tension the ground that while the mother
country has no idea Of attempting TO force down
the throats Of the Australians constitution of
which they dsapproved, she had a duty to per-
form toward that minority of people in Austria
liza who disapproved of federation and of the
constitution. Moreover, England must take
care that in any eventual conflict between State
rights and federal rights in Australia the Ques-
ton should be adjudcated by tribunal abso-
lutely free from prejudice either one way or
another.
Mr.. Chamberlain, realizing that if he were to
SlVe way 10 the pretensons of the Australian
delegates and consent to the principle of limit
ing the appeals to the Crown from Australian
individuals, corporate bodies States to
authorized by the Federal Supreme Court of
the new Australasian Commonwealth, Canada
in this way not only would links binding the
colonies to the mother country be destroyed,
but likewise the British subject beyond the seas
be deprived of of his birthrights-name
that Of appeal to the Crown when unable to OBJ
tain redress Observation-Disclosures upon
promise, and is in a fair way to solve the prob
lem by means of the organization of a Supreme
Court of Appeal for the entire Empire which
shall comprise the powers not merely of the
Judicial Committee Of the House of Lords, but
likewise of the Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council, and represent both the law and the
Grown.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

there other instances where it is conceded
with the object of binding the parsonage in
question more closely to the Crown, and TO con-
firm his possibly wavering loyalty such in
the case of Cecil Rhodes. Ninety-five years
have elapsed since any man has been dismissed
from the Privy Council, the last being when
Lord MelvilIes name was erased" from the
Privy Council III consequence of misapprOpria-
ton of national funds while Lord of the Ad,
miraty. EX-ATTACHE,.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

Education issues order or decree relating
to educational matters, and which has been de-
telmiued upon by the committee itself, it is an
order "or' Council. In fact. every resolution of
the Cabinet is theoretically an order of Coun-
ell.
Through the Council alone can the monarch
act and hence the powers of the Crown are the
powers of the Council and the powers of the
latter the powers of the Crown. The Prvy
Council is big and unwieldly body, comprising
some three hundred members and is never sum
moned to meet in it's entirety excepting on the
occasion of the accession to the throne of a new
sovereign, when it is necessary for the Prvy
Council of the monarch just dead to take the
oath of office to his or her successor. The oath
Of office consists of the seven following articles
First to advice the Queen according to the best
Of his cunning and discretion; second. to ad-
wise the Queens honor and good of the
country without partially: third, to keep the
Queens Council secret; fourth, to avoid corrup-
ton; fifth to help and strengthen the execution
of what shall be resolved; sixth to Withstand
all purposes TO attempt the contrary; seventh, to
observe, keep and do all that good and true
Privy Councillor ought to do to his Sovereign
Lady.
PRIVY COUNCILLORS PRIVILEGES.
Privy Councillors have the right of prefxng
the words Right Honorable" to their names
and Of receiving invitations for themselves, for
their wives and their unmarried daughters
latter presentation to all State balls, State con
certs and analogous functions. Privy Coun-
cillor likewise wears a smart diplomatic uniform
of blue and gold, with cooked hat and has a
right officio to serve a magistrate in any
county whether not he is qualified by resi-
of
rank after Knights of the Garter and before
baronets and officially referred to the
Lords of the Council" The President of the
Privy Council ranks fourth among the great
dignitaries Of the realm and before the Prime
Minister. the first after the princes of the blood
being the Archbishop of Canterbury, the second
the Lord High Chancellor the third the Arch
bishop of York and the fourth the Lord Prcsi-
dent OF the Council. Certain great offices of
State such as the Prinate, the MaStershp of
the Horse and the Buck Hounds, carry with
them the right to membership in the Privy
Council. All members of the Cabinet are noCes-
sarly members OF the PriVy Council; 50, too
are the Judges of Appeal and OF the Supreme
Court of Judicature, and while usually the dig
nifty is conferred in recognition OF services TO
the State, as In the case of Lord Pauncefote.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

There are orders ''in" Council and orders of
Council Orders in Council are made by the
Oueen herself in Council. Orders of Councll
are made by the Lords of the Council; that Is 10
say by members of any of the committees OF
the Privy Council Thus, for instance "heh the
Queen decides in Council IN her roic Vi EAecu
tive the date at which this or thA' act oi rAfiiA
ment shall come into operauoii' VI huihhioi' inc
reserve and the militia to arms, VI gives al or
40, nroro,,,,np Parliament 1t IL An order lin"
1.o,ncu On the other hand, when the commit
tee Of the councu controlling the Department OF