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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04

found stamped upon each voucher sent tc
committees. Respectfully.
ALBERT S. REISER.
City Auditor.
Would Have Stopped Allowances.
The natural effect of this communi-
cation, had it been presented Tuesday
night. as Auditor Reiser intended it
should be, would have been to stop
any appropriations payable out of the
general fund. The document was sup
pressed, however, the evidence as to
who suppressed it being somewhat con-
Trajectory.
With the letter out of the way it was.
of course, easy to go ahead and make
any appropriations desired by the Re
publican majority. Therefore, cash to
the amount o. about $4,000 was or
dered paid out of the general fund
when there is really less than $4,000 in
that fund. This sum includes the pay
rolls, naturally chargeable to general
expenses.
Reiser Won't Issue Warrants.
Just where the extra money is to
come from nobody seems to know. The
law expressly forbids Auditor Reiser
under penalty of fine or imprisonment,
or both, from issuing warrants on eX-
hausted funds when the city, as in the
present instance. is up 10 the debt limit
provided by the statute. Mr.. Reiser
said yesterday that he would adhere
strictly to the letter of the law, as is
his duty as a public official.
He Will not issue another warrant on
the general fund after that fund has
been exhausted. There is no way to
replenish it until the new bonds are
sold and it must be several weeks be-
fore they can be disposed of. OF the
bond money, as has been before pointed
out. only about $4,000 can be used for
general expenses and of that $50, goo,
S51, 600 must go for interest. A large
proportion of the balance will be eaten
up by debts already overdue and the
result will be that only a few thousand
/ dollars can be made available for pay
rolls and other items under general ex-
penses-
Friends of Auditor Reiser feel that
ne cannot be blamed in this matter.
! The records of the council will show
that he has repeatedly sent in warnings
which were treated with cOntemptuOus
disregard. He has frequently pointed
out that the city was spending money
faster than it should and has tried to
curb the reckless extravaganza mani
tested.
Tuesday night was the first time
though. that one of the auditors letters
has been deliberately suppressed. In
this he feels that he was treated with
great diScOurtesy, but he did not care
to discuss that feature of the matter
In the letter he simply intended to
convey friendly warning. He did not
believe il could do anybody any harm
but thought. on the contrary that it
would result in good to the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
INDIANS ARE STARVING.
Great Distress Prevails on Sacaton
Reservation.

Phoenix, Oct. Examine and suffering
among the Indians on the Sacaton reser-
walton grows greater and unless stems
are taken at once for the relief of 5000
Pimas and Papagoes on that reservation.
widespread death is certain to occur This
winter
Reports today from an authoritative
source state that 3.Oeo Indians are already
destitute and in dire want.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
Postmaster at Mt. Carmel.

Especial to The Herald.)
Washington, Oct. 3.+Henry Gardner
has been appointed postmaster at
Mount Carmel, Kane county, vice W. ].
JOlIey, resigned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04

Rome, Oct 3.-The Italian police have
D.tzsun investigation into the burglary at
,'e vatican. where thieves the other day
JIoIced a safe and carried off securities
aIrbo-g59 I'D lire and 5000 lire in silver,
loigeSSsh the vatican officials have not
theT,,,1 loTmal complaint. cOntenting
theft Win merely announcing the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
GEORGIA ROLLS Up $4,000
MAJORITY FOR DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Atlanta. Ga. Oct 3.-RepOrts from all
parts of the state tonight lndlcate Ildt
the Democratic jOrity in today eIec-
ton for state officers, members OF the
general assembly and local county ofhces
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04

will be about 50 600.
There being practically no opposition 10
the Democrats the vote was light The
Democratic state ticket elected Is headed
by Governor Allan D. Chandler.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04

ouestion that is now before the Ameri-
can people in this campaign Is the
question of the right OF sell govern
ment- As I understand the poncy O
the administration, President Mckinney
ana his supporters seek to set aside the
doctrine of self government and TO es-
tablfsh in its stead the ancient hereSy
of the right of government by brute
force. For me no other interpretation
of our attitude toward the F1lIplnOs Is
possible.
The only difference between a re-
public and an empire is this:
IN 2. republic all the people partci-
nate in the government on equal terms
in an empire the subjects and colonies
are ruled by the the home government
without their consent or participation.
Which shall we adopt? L beheVe We
will be true TO the Democracy OF the
golden rule rather than TO the autoc-
racy of the rule Of gold ana l oeHeEs
the American people Will reafnrm the
right of the doctrine Of self govern
rnent as set down in the Declaration
of independence
TT has been said our government was
conceived in liberty and dedlcated 70
the proposition that all men are created
eoTaI. This does not mean all amer
cans II means all the people OF the
universe and let me tell you WOFA1IS-
men of America, that only oy sIahulils
in solid phalanx for equaI Ii ss.IeEi io-
the little brown men Of the Phlllppine
islands. can you make your own I'D
erty permanent and secure
1.-The present crisis is one OF the OP
portunities of a national expression o.
patriotism and I believe that WIIeh ~
votes are counted next November the
patriotism of this nation VIII register
a higher mark than in any election InaI
has preceded it in our nauOnaI MS
tory believe the people OF this coun-
try are ready for self-gOVerIl -
tainlv if they are. then every lndlFluua4
soul is ready TO govern ltSeII, io- I u. ~
other way can we have selL-SONelii-
ment. .-i,+ not
7 am a Socialist; am A patriot not
a nartisan of any sort. and have no
hope in any party that now Is OF ~
shan he NV hope is in the good tnaC
is in the human whole peneNe nc. .5
or, This continent and under our nag
is vet TO be reared the co-opefdt- =
commonwealth of equals that mas Dee 1
the dream of poets and sageS anu
prophets of all ages 7o-as,
Al the conclusion Of Mayor Jones
address. James Hamilton Lewis Wa II
PRODUCED as the last speaker OF INC
afternoon
Plot to Down Clark
Tt is rumored that when the Demo
cratic club convention reaches the
order of business calling for the cleo
ton of officers, Senator W. A Clark OF
Montana. the present treasurer, ana
also a member of the executive com
mittee. is to be retired as treasurer ana
ATarc,,S naIv elected To I'll the vacancy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
TELEGRAM FROM sKAGwAY.
Seattle Receives First Dispatch Over
New Line.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 3.-The first tele-
gram from Skagway to Seattle marking
an epoch in the history of business be
tween Alaska and the outside world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
City Is Ablaze.

The city of Indianapolis tonight pre-
sented scene Of Democratic festivity
From the various buildings in the bust
ness portion streamers of bunting were
hung 10 the evening breeze and por-
traits of distinguished leaders of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04

found stamped upon each voucher sent tc
committees. Respectfully.
ALBERT S. REISER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
sIGoIden Rule'' Jones Talks.

The next speaker was Mayor Samuel
NJ. Jones of Toledo. Mr.. Jones spoke
in part as follows:
mo matter what may be said to the
contrary, I think that the only real
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
Silver and Lead.

e.ty-e-. 632tc per ounce.
-onner. 15szc per pound
nd A. S * r. cos price, 3 90; New
III exchange, $l.S7lz; New York brok-
ers, $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-04
Weather Today.

I Orecast for Salt Lake Today is {:
O9holtlons continue somewhat threaten
ms, but probably fair weather: slight
changes in temperature.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
STOLE SOME HORSES
A N0AAA Man Named Sanders
Proves praltor 10 N
%3anatantDn
IS LIKELY
An AhpWli'H Deputies App After Him,
WNs Nonn tlpnded IOp he NUS
hplshnll Country,

A mopt daring eaao NJ horse slnnllnp
by which A, VI, HMth mil
lnMNR y, Anh npn minus about TWEEN
wv hind NJ HOOd hDpApa, A yOnnp
man, nnnnn1 Anndnph, nbOnt Nv yanps
vi pRn, IN tho pOhbnp,
Ann1nrA hAll nnHaHMD ~ work tor Nv,
inpth nnnW pnlhep peculiar nlpnnM'
htnnpns, Hn Ind naWnad " fine saddle
In This Oily sometime nRD md MD MOnp
dny Ind Nv, nnpth HnNupn thn saddle
nn Tim promise tD work. fDp him Ito
wont 0nt 10 NV, HApth'a pnpph 0n
nnlk npnAl, nhOnt lwnDly mllns sOnth
M NlIlnHa, on thMt dny rNp Tho pup
n0hn III RnlnR 10 WORK, Nv BIRTH
WINS w follow thAI afternoon, Az
hnnn ~ hn UplNnH tlnln RnDdnps boz
ana M nlln thn mnnn ADl mil NJ u hny
hnrpN, nnnl f0p riding by Mr., Hnpllh
When nNknd by Iln Mnmp tnndnp M ~
hin lnlh0ll, IN anll llnl lhn animals
nlnDn WIS rnIl NJ N0nhlp bups md
p0nldnl hn plnnDed, llo thpn loft
nnmn nHlplln Tho horse md Wns not
Ngnln Hpnn WpHnd there, An WIS
nflnFWnpd lnMnnd IN went 10 rhp
NnnRn and ptnkndnp nbnnl twenty bend
NJ L0pHna belonging ~ Nv BIRTH MD
III w Arb, Whnl wv lld with tho
hOpHnR Nv bnVd w lnInrmiDN, Iin
nnMN an ~ billings Mnnuny ntRht and
Mnpt W Nv Hnplll'p plnpn 81, North
HhNlnlh street., md lntl M OLD Anldln
r0p IiN ono Nv, BIRTH Ind COTTON out
wv nnWnt
An nO0n M lhn IhpIt Ot thn Aaddln
hnl hmm discovered, Arthur BIRTH,
NON NJ NV, HnpIl, immediately pOdn IN
thn rnuph w. notify his father nHd "
WIN Ilnn disa0ynVnd thNt tho horses
WRpp missing, VhN hhnplH'B Otlpn WIS
notified nnn N WAR lenpnnd shortly
nft0p lhnt 4, man answering SnndnvS'
daanptnIi0n Ind been Rnnn going tD'
WApd thn MnaRnlshNH pOnntpy, yelap
nllnDa mnRanRRs ware Ihnn sAnt over
lhn llnn nnd from NpnhNy's Wnph on
Thirty Miln GnmN thR answer Clint annh
A mnD Ind pnRapa thRvp, NV, Bnekpy
imMndtnIaN started IN pursuit. ~ thA
lnNL md N mnn Further IN Toward
mo MnHanlAhan WIN I%plnphonpn M IN
lapMnt RnndnpA,
Sheriff Hubbard lnft TneHdny t0p
Inn MnpnnnIHhnll, thinking thNt IN MI
probability Tho nM Inns been oyap'
lnkalli
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

tered Low miles an hour The hnrvir
nana bnaama even napear nftap that,
The general belief IN that Tho greatest
velocity VIVA 1910 miles nh hour The
slate rnnf of tha house where | sought
shelter WINS blnWn off md Tho rain
nAlnn through IN t0pantA
nrhn wind changed IN the morning
Anh Tho winter went down quickly,
The WrenkaHn Oh TW~nnlyrtlrst street
Wna ~ high na twOpatopy building
and Wna composed of almost every
thing, Including human bellies, Tho
people Wnra Grassy and wandered
around Tho city looking for friends
md relatives, Ono man found hia
entire fnmily tead IN tho wpnNkaga Of
his house, and drawing n revolver,
blow hin bruins Ont Gn the spot,
nIhn Monday following the storm
700 bndlhs were piled ON mft or
lighter md lowed aiK miles ont TO sen
by " tngboat, Ropes with weights
attached were plAna0 around them md
They were sunk Into tho water,
"Dof0pn ! left, which was the fol-
lowing Thursday, Tho heads Ind
come Off from tho bodies and Ind oomp
manoAd ~ font bank tO the beach,
There WINS nothing 10 do but 10 ope'
mate Them, md after TINT when n
body WINS fOuna II WIS saturated with
kapDsnnn md burned,
oWheD ! lnft nothing Ind heon done
Tor the destitute people and they were
going hungry, went tor hotel after
Tho food, md although tho mnnAgor
mnnt would give mo water 10 drink,
They WOnld not give mo \ dpOp with
which tO Wnsb my fnpn md hnnla,
"Vhn effect VI Tho flood WINS lnrpir
bio, Thnm WIN hardly u house IN tho
city Fhnt WINS not d%nNlaNed, Rome
Ind one wall gone md Others had ono
wnll standing, Hhn waves broke with
tpiphtful force In thu city and there
ware but lnW strnntnpAA that could
withstand Ihpm, I'M one yard I saw
pnmpns gp0sa standing upright and MP
MpnnIly nDinjnred, md 4 few foot
nWny lpnns were torn NH by Ihn roots,
w Wna n fplghlfnl experience md !
hop@ lhat viii neyw have another
Ike it,h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
~ pNOFUUF rIsH AND HAMH.


FFW, WlrOM, ntnlh ahiWA warden, Desire
suggestions on Tin rr0pOsiti0n
Prof, Morton j. Elp0d, of tho state
university, and who IN nlHo ono Of the
Htntn's gnme wnrdons, has issued th,
following oiWulnr, which will be
found AelrraSpllNltl
''To |sp0rtamon, hunters, Fishermen,
ppOapnNl0pa, tourists, travellers, map-
chants, lawyers, olorRymml nnl wi
others who 500 these lines,
nNnmo In MontnDn hus poor proteo-
ttOn, W yOn are posted y0n know
This N No, Thn game NJ tho state boz
longs to tho people Of the state, not 10
the people who hunt ", Nh0 people Of
tho state shOnld look after thoip pub.
li0 property md protect N, The pro-
taoti0n Of game, tho profits from
game, Tho shooting Of game, should be-
locked after M closely by those who
do not HINT m those who do. W.
therefore invite every citizen III Tho
state 10 pnpuse this carefully and
th0nghtfnlly,
"WN want our game laws amended
NJ tho next session of the legislature,
We want ~ put UP n Inv TINT will
stand In tho courts, which ~ aOaeptRr
Bile 10 sportAmen md citizen alike, mud
which will put IN In N position To dO
something for the state In Mving
game, Az this time there III not II
dollar VI appropriation, there hns noat
been n dollnp, only II compile ot conn
tiaA have WnplnnH, WnrlWOa NO Into
md ont of office md The state bonpd
nayap hears 0f them, Tho stnta board
IN n figure head, pha honor IN empty
-no authority goes with H.
we want every Citizen 10 help IN
DO make Just, consistent, oqunble
We need tho help OF every oiti.
san In arriving nj cOpvaot conditions
IN framing suoh \ law, W. want facts
with proof, opinions with reasons, In
plain, u%nynvnlHhad NnlgiAh,"
Nyepy oitiSen who reads this IN
Urged To correspond with Prof, Nlrod
hte object In view 0f framing n
on tho proposition, md which will
~ given tho public tor epitiolMn.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
HUSBAND hWNpV AWAY,
A MOnlnnn WOMnN N HaveAyAl ny lhe
VR4ns PIODl,

THfHH HFHHH
Mn, dosin nhilds mpvvipl II, N,
hrldahAW M HllllnHa AnEHst I'D, md
nlHhl dRya Into! l0sf hnp hnshaDd IN
tla Hood MI NnlyAAt0M, VpK0a, ANya tha
M0liNnn Hapnvd, Rfi1l spvaviDg' kan,
ny from Tho nrdenl fhp0NRh which aba
nnd pnhHod, nm spnnt yastAydAy. w
HaleLn, on llap why H0m fha a0nlh w
WIG, nome M nov h0n'lnFHW w Knlls'
nMy Husband Hnd arrived MI Hal,
vAat0n na MnnaN hpfnpn fhR tl00d
and MI once went IN h0NAHk9pplnH,
Wlm nlHllt M RnpfNMbW thn wind
Wls blowing N hnppiRnnn Nnvly lhe
gnllnWnlK morning W. ,NADt W fhe
haAall. w HAt A0NlA HDAllh glll found
flAt fln EfFAaf INV fHaakR hn1 hnnn
washed 0Hh, wv patRpnad hOlnn fOv
MnNkfnft NM thaI AAnn WAnt w tha
baaHh Ald f0Hnd thRt fha WAyes lnd
FaAGhad VWanlgr0FAt stVAtnt VhA
WafnF F0Re afRAdiN NIL dAy md WI \ D.
M Nlnra WIN Nh AvapgEe NJ tw0 fAAf
MI WAtRF NV eyer VIM aifk, alld fhe pe0v
plN WavH WAdinE fhv0HHh N RaVgyinH
MnkHHnk. NNlHAAk0H I'M .henn, tlElkau
Win H0Ads ttrae nv f0W fAet deep bes
fore md fha people wevH nof seriously
alarmed,
l1hV wind Increased In. vploeity md
tta WAtV ANyiinHAd FislnH Wfil NJ
k.iH0 0'alAek ,ftlat. HiEht WIN gp w
I'm lRp IN. thA NnRn NY hNsbAlld
FAinAFkad flAf R9RdifAAN Were wow
Inv kertQgs md WV would hRve. WI
laRvat. Win hepe NAAtad and WI. left
IN We iRnppRd Into fhe N#fer which
gARHllRl M my WMplts, NHA NlHQ0Ff
lMnlAdtRtRN WepA sRlMvNfRd,. hHva
never keNn HIN. slRae, ma helieye thAt
I'M MNst hRyA kReN htt IN itA. hARd nv
M. thN dARttNg klAeks thRt hed
formerly. formed n lANFf M MN AARlaAr
ffRn M MN hRHket
RI sNeeeedRd IN EeftitiE iRt0 Nh MI,
h0NsA VhR WRfRg continued
In RIM aJd the wind Increased IN viz
leRARt ". IN ERadlRss M NM thRt W.
WRrA pVnte1styiek9R, When the wind
NM M I'm etty klsw swsy " Tsgis,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
A III ET IN low mn.


NhhNH Vhttih VFlNM tabsN MnNNN, nNe w
tnn ~ Natives,
Ia their last market report Clay,
Robinson NJ Go, my that tho receipts
of range onttln nt Chicago Inst week
We're III 1000 hand, compared with
n, 700 Inst week and 40, 800 u yenp ago,
Tho HeusonH receipts 10 date npe mp
prokimAtaly $1,000, compared with
10000 tnAt yanr and 100, 400 In 1893,
Receipts Of rnnge onttle Monday
numbered about 5000, There WINS Il
libernl supply 0f medium natives Nnd
prices declined considerably on Tint
class, which naturally affected Tho
sAla " thn rangers, and bulk Ut Hnloa
were made NJ 10 TO 10 cents decline,
Nvnn on TINT basis there was little llfo
~ tho trade, Vhe feeder demand was
rather indifferent also,
Tho market N un0tnbly 10 cents
lower than nv the el0Ao OF the proceed.
Ing week, duo largely 10 tho hanvy
ra1aipta nt common and medium lNar
tlvNs. The medium class OF western
COWS IN 10 10 No cents lower than II
week. nR0, while choice o0Ws and eall-
nnps ave only y 10 10 cents lower,
We look for u coed market for fAt
rangers, AN indications point TO lighter
supplies III this class In tho llanr IN.
tnpa, some OF tho large outfits being
about through shipping, and bolloye
" IN coed policy To send cattle along I'M
fast IN possible, We especially advise
shipping range foadepa m rapidly M
convenient, nv wo look for heavy por
nolpts ~ TINT Glass and lower pploeE
before long,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
A AbHAH MID,
Mpssvs, Nnvwlle NM Williams ~ HNva Nh
HapDbDl0AR NppOslliOh

Vha republican comfy central com,
mittAa met Tuesday and among other
business transacted WINS Tho decision
arrived Rt by fhe entire committee
Tint Tho patty will mike 40 n0mina,
lions f0p the Offices OF p0nRty clerk
md Hlepk Df Tho district pDnpt, These
positions npe now hllad by Mr., N, q
UMWllp md Mr. n, A, Williams va-
sppptlyaly, pbey ara the candidates
Df tha democratic party, They have
proven themselves 10 DO worthy 0f va-
alpeti0n by vaaspD Of tho very efficient
manner IN which thay have performed
tho dNtjas OF Office, and Tho republicans
VappgnlSinE thpip worth decided 10
place 10 candidates In Tho fold
NKainst thaM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
IA HD WITH KUJ ATH,
w, w. Wilson hnys tla Murderer Was
NntlOnnlr~W Was Affair Others Als9,

WllNHhIr~ WMA AIlhp UlllHlN Alk0i
w u, Wilson, hariap for Newman
Hv0sp In tho Pryor mountains, was In
Tho Oily Wednesday, Mr., Wilson Was
The last man 10 sn0 and Talk with John
Knjath, the murderer Of Noble Brit.
ton, Oh Crooked creek over n month
ago, This II Mr., Wilson'S first visit
10 Billings since TINT tlmN and no took
occasion 10 call Nd Tho anNotto Office
and deny tho report In thu Rod Lodge
Picket OF several weeks agO that
Knjath Ind called MI his oainp or WIS
staying In that vicinity.
Knjath, after tho shooting, WINS rid.
lng past where Wilson WINS ranging
bis Sheep and tho two Ind quite N con-
yapsati0n, Knjnth told hbont killing
HpittOn saying that he did a0 Oh no.
p0pnt Of thu tvopbla HWtt0n md
others Ind oansad him during Tho past
four yaavs, Ito said that ha WINS after
The Kelsey boys, who Ind also done
him dirt, md Wonld kill them II ha
found them, altar which no intended
killing himself rathep than 10 be taken
prisoner,
Knjath seemed TO he p~egfeotly
vatl0nNl and WINS very cool tor ono
who Ind Just committed \ murder.
After quite u tRlk with Wilson, Knjath
on In tho direction where ono
0f tho Kelsey boys was supposed 10 bo
md since that time nothing has bean
heard from him,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
$3.50 NaKNud,

.Vbe. b0ayd NJ gpHRty aemmMissjapars
~ felloEstoPe e9pltx Offer, y reward. %
recovery III tha body nj y WRn, name
1aag Columbus mid county, On
ar about. ths Jath dry nj IHDa, 1910,
Hg order gf Ehe beard III eglHty n0n.
QjkslanaHs, fell0WRf0DA county, State ~
MlDtRnH MAJ u, nRrKila,
!. llGHnty Clerk and Clark III and Hnprd,
HlltlnHs, Montana September ~ t0M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
HnNsE VHJH p CAUGHT,
hAMHa llnNks DvMrlnkah I'M Man haHT
Inn NV NNDNl,

RanlAps Wns anptnvah before IN
rNnahnd Vim MnHanlahAll A0nntvy, i'm,
Hnnky, M pbipty Mile, who STARTED
OH M \ n'HlOnk VnNRdRy In pnpr
bult 0vApl0nk lhn Young MN near Tho
NV pAnnh md apntMIpd him without
my lrOHhlp MI NhOnt y 0'Al0nk, Sheriff
HhhhRpn hv0NHht In thA prisoner WAdp
nRAdng md ha IN now hnhlNd the baps,
VhN twenty hand M hDpHaA were
Turned nNt IN lhp rnpgn md have not
I'M kAt hnnn FpNOynppd, MVs, VII M,
WIZ tho l0spp NJ hnV fAy0ptlA
thn bnst I'm tIlA bBnnb,
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!
uNrEH aTATE nupERv,sIoN

Pays . per cont on HnvlnM DepoaIta,
Interest Compounded quarterly
Pays Y .per cont on Time CartllloAtm
~ Deposit, not subject w check,
Issues Savings Certificates on Build,
lng and Loan plnn with definite Llme Of
maturity and definite payments,
Loans Nancy On Real Iiatate 10 DO TO
paid In monthly lnstAllmanta RUNNING
from ONN 10 TllN VIVA I'M, 10 suit b0i
rover,
,Trnat9os w Loe Mantle, president
ohNR. HGhntklalD, vIoo prpAIdentl IAyutts
uarrlnRton traaalrerl OhaH, II. Leonard,
Aug, Helnse, Henry Mueller, Frank w
james II, MoDtouth,
I'IsllI) II, POSTER, local agent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
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renee hlDuM IN NAepajspd,

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fhe people Of Billings 10 DO on the
gHHp1 Agalnsl another epidemic III
sNRllpOh This city does not desire
w NO through another sWeh seaPa M II
did Igst winter which gaya Billings
u mthAp black eye TOW d Time from u
business standpoint, although NJ no
tIna Weva my sapl0ps approximations
fnlt vngATding the pasas, Billings IN
now prepared NJ aaVe f0p my 0ases
llNt may byeak Owl but dino diligence
should he eKevQisad
I'm HHtte twenty-five eases have
ont In Tho past week and "
M fhepgh Tho city WAS w have
AD0tbev epidalDiA
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yellowstone n Canyon Creek Diiab Gam
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Said dltah beginning 2bQ feat south
aast 9f .the gn9rtAp corner between 500,
tons I'D and, III, town 2 south, range IA
e!ast, md following \ course, through the
creek below, Billings, Montana
Notice Ia hereby given that nv y meet.
Inv 0f the tvvstasa ~ said company, held
on the 4th. dry ut September, 1000, nm
levied ppon tha. eaplfnl stock, oi md
COMPANY payable On The 9th day Of
QatdbaI lMll, n. q, N, uhafss ~ his
TRHeh, Tour miles from Billings
sh APP ,s sseak n ,Ignn. EF, oh ing tgs S SsS saY h
Nateb s"f INoo, XIII 4 10 IA assm mad 1dEeIIaM.
gHeHt and. viii he. duly advertised Tor
sale M public anptI9l and unless pay,
~ Msa n. ss Ssnd ps SI ma " dssags,, VIZ wa p q . naa
tbe delinquent Rssessmept, tagsther with
We costs III advertising and skpsgssa. o.