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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11

itors to this exclusive place are more
warmly greeted than are the owners Of
American boats. Imposing as was the
Nahma, as she fioated directly of the
clubhouse, a Chicago g~entleman's yacht
was scarcely less conspicuous. This was
Armour, whose crew of Lascars, with red
fezes and red and blue jerseys, are the
most conspicuous pictures at The water
side. Then there is the Josephine, with
Mr.. p. A. B. Widener's party, including
the Films, knights and other Philadel-
phians. Mr.. ]. A. Hinckley of New York
has had n of the merriest parties of the
week on boar the Calanthe.
Sir Thomas Lipton's name was not pro-
posed for membership at the Royal Yacht
squadron meeting ON Monday. The ex-
PLANTATION furnished among those in a po-
sition ITO pronounce an opinion on the
subject is that the understanding got
abroad that if not the Prince of Wales
himself, another notable parsonage was
attempting to rush Sir Thomas through.
It needed only a breadth of this kind be-
fore ballotting to settle the fate of any
presumptive candidate for this most ex-
elusive club Tor like even it's royal men,
Der to appear to have too much control
even though the members may not have
the slightest personal objection to a cam
didate. When this condition of affairs was
discussed Sir Thomas Lipton's name,
naturally was not presented.
Mrs. James Brown Potter appears to
be a lucky woman. Not only has Lady
Meux presented her with a play by Be-
lasco. but Belasco himself gave her as a
parting gift the Australian rights to
Madame Butterfly" a very suitable gift,
as Mrs. Potter is considering an offer
from James Williamson to star in Aus
in 1901. The Belasco play was writ
ten especially for her and will be pro-
duced in London. The first part is said
to be as long and as strong as "Zaza.
but depicting quite a different style OF
woman.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11
BETTER THAN GOLD MINES.
Promoters Find Easier Money Thar by
Digging for It.

San Francisco. August 1.-THE Examiner
says: A number of mining promoters,
holding titles to some mineral lands near
Oroville, Cal, have been endeavoring dur
ing the past two months to unload upon
eastern markets 1,O0O,0O shares of stock
tire existence. has taken put just $40 in
gold. None of it's mines are in operation.
but nevertheless, this organization, named
the Sunset Mining company of California,
agrees to pay monthly dividends of not
less than 2 per cent on all its outstanding
stock. G. w. Rumble. who testified on
the witness stand a few days ago that he
had been. interested in a game similar to
the clock game, which the police Of this
city have raided. is the secretary-treas-
urer and general manager of the company.
Its nominal president is Mrs. K. E. Alling-
ton of Rochester, N. Y"
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was not SC bad either. That waH az
tough = battle % ever I went through,
Ruh1in Is q good one. and with q little
more experience he WIN about do. He hit
me some ecOrching Wallops, and, AL
though ! did not realize at the time, /
can ten you he can punch a bit. / was
very tired. but the further h cut went
the more positive I felt that I could finish
him. Towards the close Ruhlin grew
very weak and I knew I had only to
steady myself a little In order to get him.
He gave me a good hga1t n I can give
him nothing but PRAISE"
BOb's second wished him to so to q
bath right away. but he refused, saying
his wife was waiting for him n he must
go houne. and az soon as he got his
clothes on he left the building, followed
by an adrnfrin9 n cheering crowd.
Rubin, when he reached his dressing
room was in q sort OF trance and 1t was
a long time before he FULLY understood
that he had been defeated. He was bad
ly bruised about the head n both eyes
were almost closed. He did not care to
talk, but managed to say:
II did the best I could and no man
can do more. Fitz whipped me and
that's all I can say about it,"
Billy Madden, Ruhlin's de-
clared that u defeat was due to over
training.
James ]. Corbett. who acted as n of
1tunIln 8 SECONDS, also OeClaFeu CHAT IkuH-
lin was overtrained.
Il know this he said, 'for he was
with me during my training for my bout
with Jeffries. After that Gus continued
training for his battle with Sharkey. n
worked even harder after that for his
bout with Fftzsimmons. I warmed him
he was doing too much, but he
imagined that he could stand it. Anybody
could see tonight that something was
wrong with him as he sent the right to
the Jaw repeatedly, the necessary
strength was not behind the blows"
Charles White, who refereed tonights
bout. said
1T was a hard and fierce bout in which
both men fought fairly. Fitz clearly dem
onstrated that he is not a has-been and
still has THE punch that wins. Ruhaln
at times looked as if he would win out
but he lacks experience. which Will pc
remedied in time, and / have no u
that he will be heard of to a much better
advantage later on"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11
PLAN TO MDNAP LORD ROBERTS
TO KIDNAP CHIEF AND MURDER LESS IMPORTANT GENERALS
DID NOT WORK.

New York, Aug. 11.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from London says:
For the momen the Chinese question is
eclipsed in public interest by the report
of the Pretoria conspiracy to murder the
British officers n to kidnap Lord Rob-
erts. This is the ak of the clubs, where
the correctness of the report is not doubt
ed, though some cautious persons believe
that the plot may turn out to be a much
smaller affair h it seems at first sight.
The revelations will, at any rate,
strengthen the hands. of those who have
been loudly exclaiming for weeks past
that Lord Roberts has been absurdly
moderate in his methods, and that there
must be an end of misplaced leniency,
which has only encouraged h Doe to
prolong their resistance after all chance
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11
SAW ANDREE'S BALLOON.
Mackenzie Indians Saw It Light and
Then Sail On.

Victoria, B. G., August 11.-Alleged news
a miner at Fort Yukon to a friend at Sell
kirk. 1t says: "A short time ago some
native Indians arrived here from the
Mackenzie, and I learned from them that
a balloon was seen to land near the mouth
of that river during the winter before last.
Some men landed from it and made a
got into the car. They then threw some
thing out, the natives said. onto the ice,
and the balloon rose into the air. It was
who came from Fort Yukon, did not see
the balloon themselves, but were told of
it's coming by people living to the north
ward of them"
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of successfully opposing the British add
vance in the field is at an end. They are
in " of treating the Beers now in
arms as mere banditti. instead of soldiers,
and they argue that the pacification OF
the country will be indefinitely postponed
unless drastic examples are promptly
made. They say that Shippers. train
wreckers and burghers found in arms at
ter taking the oath of allegiance should
be promptly shot and their property Con
fiscated.
The fact is. E~nglishmen are beginning
to lose their temper over h irritating
delay of the war, and Lord Roberts, if his
own prudence and sense of justice would
permit, might adopt q rigorous policy of
repression without being condemned by
public opinion 1t home.
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CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP.

Know All Men by These Presents, That
we. the undersigned, do hereby certify that
the co-partnership known and designated
as the Story Flour and Feed company, 90
ing business in the City of, Butte, County
of Silver Bow. State Of Montana, Is com
posed of the following named partners. to-
wit: James b. Virtue, who resides ia said
City of Butte, Montana. and Wiibar f..
Williams, who resides in Bozeman, Gala
tin county. Montana s
set our hands this 18th day of July, 1910.
WILDER F.. WILLIAMS,
J. j. VIRTUE.
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WESTERN AQUATlCS.
San Francisco Will Capture Rowing
Prizes by Numbers.

San Francisco, August 1.-THE number
of oarsmen going from this city to the
The will leave a week from tomorrow,
and win represent the Alamedas, Ariels
and Olympia clubs A crew from the
club has also the trip under con-
sideration. Lester Hammersmith will rep
resent the Olympics in the swimming tour
nament. Sgd Cavill, the champion SWIM
mer, will also go. 49,.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-11
DAWSON TO HAVE MEMBERS.
Parliament Gains Two Mem
bers-Gold Royalty.

Victoria, B. c., August lit is officially
announced hat the government has deter
mined to abolish in it's entirety the obnox-
ious 10 per cent royalty and to establish
at Dawson a government assay Office where
the gold will be taken from the miners
at it's exact worth, certificates being issued
which the banks will cash at full face
value. A small export duty will be i'm
posed upon the gold itself.
Two members of the dominion parliament
her
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A GOOD TIME.

A pleasant drive, q nice outing and 4
general good time is always had when
you visit Crystal Springs. where the Ac-
~commodations are good n the meals
served ars excellent, at moderate prices.
Private parties can secure the dance hall
and music by notifying US in advance.
- CRYSTAL SPRINGS -
Four mFleo wAst OF Butea.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

w
WHAT 5000 WILL DOVE HAVE A
Broom solid brick dwelling on the west
side in the fashionable ~neighborhood
which we can sell for 81, 200; 5000 cash
and the balance $40 per month: same as
paying rent: his property is worth
S.. 900.
CAN SDLL YOU A GROOM HOUSE
and lot neal the mines, renting for $35
per month, for 81, 300, part cash; 81, 900
insurance goes with this property.
REYNOLDS & MCDOWELL,
No. 46 E. Broadway, Butte.
800 CASH, BALANCE 81, $40 ON SMALL
monthly payments, buys a double g.
room house in southwestern part Of
city; rents for $33, and always rented.
HALL BROS,
46 e. Broadway, Butte.
800 PER MONTH PROFIT ON AN IN
vestment of 81, 600; half cash: lodging
house, well furnished md good location.
SETTER & HALL.
81 E. Broadway, opp. Postofice.
$500 BuYs GOOD HOUSE, 2 ROOMS,
and lot 30x1OO, also furniture.
$4,000 BUYS 2 HOUSES ON WEST SIDE,
rents for $50.
QUARTZ ST. LOTS, $3.50 EACH.
81. 10o-NEW 4-ROOM BRICK VENEER
ed house. W. Quartz st.
3SG0-SOUTH DAKOTA ST. LOT.
81. 500-6-ROOMED DOUBLE BRICK.
good location.
WELLS REALTY CO..
SO w. Granite.
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WANTED POSITION AS HOUSE
keeper for widower. Address 7. S., In
ter Mountain.
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HUSTLING YOUNG MAN CAN Mako
$50 per month and expenses. PeTma-
n position. Experience Unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars. Clark &
Co. 4th and Locust streets. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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WANTED-AN A No. 1 TAILOR. AT
Unique Tailoring Co, E. Quartz street
corner of Main.
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500 LOTS IN GOOD LOCATION; $1,000
Tor a 5-room brick, Colorado ST.; $1,250
for q lot. South Main st.. $500 buys large
lot, South Butte.
M'MILLAN & FLOYD,
AZ East Broadway.
BEST BUTTE BARGAINS
Two-story brick residence on south
side; price $3.50; building alone cost
over 81. 5000.
FIVE-ROOM MODERN BRICK, WEST
side, $2,15O.
TWO-STORY S-ROOM SOLID BRICK,
South Washington, ST. 200.
FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY, PART
ly improved, on south side, renting for
$l45 per month; price Sill, 600.
w HOUSES AND A LARGE LOT ON
Utah ave, near B., A. & f. depot; price
$500.
GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY, EAST
Broadway, near McDermott hotel, IS, 500.
TWO HOUSES AND LARGE LOT,
ear Arizona and Silver sts., renting for
$a5 per month; price $1,15O.
Several good bargains on west side.
{. II. CHURCHILL,
No. A w. Granite ST., Butte.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.


s5O.oO-7-room modern brick. West Side,
Stable. ~~Ft3
$21.5O-4-room brick, West Side.
$16.50-4-room frame, West Side.
$15.OO1-room frame, South Montana.
$15.001-room basement, near mines.
$16.5OA-room elegant house, South Butte.
$27.5O-1 modern stable-14 head horses.
Thompson Investment Co.,
Is West Broadway.
FOR RENT-ROOM:5 NICELY FUR
nished; bath and use of parlor. 512
South Wyoming, Butte.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS:
reasonable. 1865 r. Granite.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
405 5. Main street.
FOR RENT-NEWLY. FURNISHED
front room. Moderate rent. 312 North
Washington.
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Western Mine Enterprise company
is hereby called to be held at the office
of the in room 4, Scott block.
Rutte. Montana, on Wednesday,, August
18th, 1900, at eleven o'clock a. M, for the
election of a board of trustees for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may lawfully
come before the said meeting.
A. J. HUNEKE, Secretary.
Butte. Mont, August 3. 1900.
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NO BUSINESS Is too large or too small to advertise. If you hi
business you can increase it by advertising in these columns
WE GUARANTEE YOU RESULTS.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED At
10 N. Wyoming.
I'D GREGOR

~ VETTEFtlNA AM "
Honorary graduate of the Ontario Vet.
urinary College. Toronto, Canada. Treat,
ali diseases OF domesticated animals ac-
cording to scientific principles. ONCE 1t
Marlow's Stables, 1O4 south Main street,
Telephone 2es. AL cases promptly ct
tended 70,
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LOST-SMALL BLACK SPANIEL PUP.
Return to 134 West Park and receive
liberal reward.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE FOR A
small house, complete. $40 w. Park.
FOR SALE FIRST-CLAASS CIGAR
store in good location. Great bargain if
sold at once. 301s West Park.
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1900 BUYS ONE DOUBLE BRICK AND
one frame house; south side; rent $50
per month; snap.
CONROY & MORLEY.
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$500 LOTS IN GOOD LOCATION; $500
for a broom brick, Colorado street;
81 1880 for a lot, South Main street;
$3,250, q bargain on the west side.
M'MILLAN a FLOYD.
..".-- " Al East Broadway.
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FOR SALE-ROOMING HOUSE. Sc
rooms; close in; all full; part time.
Apply PIT West Galena.
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FOR SALE-TENTH INTEREST IN AN
addition to Butte at a bargain. Ad-
dress II. S., care Inter Mountain.
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FOR SALE-A GROOM HOUSE, CON-
pletely furnished; n snap. 124 West
Park street.
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FOR SALE-CIGAR STORE; CEN
trial location. Cheap for cash. Address
a., Inter Mountain.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP-HCRSH. BUGGY
and harness. Inquire 1l2 s. Arizona.
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$65. O0-S-room modern brick, elegantly
furnished, West Side.
$40. 0O-Three rooms for housekeeping,
. West Side. = -
$25. O0-Four rooms elegantly furnished,
South Butte.
Thompson Investment Co.,
Is West Broadway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11
FAN FRANCISCO. CAL

Mrs Bray, well known to old timers both here and at Tomh.tone died re- ceptly at Congress. Her remains were shipped to. San Francisco for in- torment.
 It is reported that the Cu.s1 Res taursnt now being run by Prs,on Fletcher, will sosn change bsnds, . gentleman from ssfFord being the purchaser. The raise on beard to S30 per will TO: be adhered 10.
 Undoubtedly the attendance at the Gentry Dog and Pony shew will be large when they exhibit here on the coming 10th. The favorable reputa- ten of tue Gsntrys for square and satisfactory dealing with the public will bring crowds to the tents.
 "His Better Hall" company, SC eI- cellent combination of comedians Q d specislty people .clcssd their engage ment at the 0psrs Hoa,-, on last evening. The opening night vas large and were i, not for the storm the second night would have ssurpAsssd it. l. WAS bowling success.
 BIsBEE, March 6, l9eO.
 COVERINGS.
 &, Patrick dance will be had in Bic. bee on the I7th of Ireland.
 Quite 6 number Of Bi.te:i;es will 10 t) Tucson on the 18th 10 see the Bsstonians.
 A new sabalsnse has been addsd ts ths undertaking establishment 0. 3 F Graham and Co.
 Steve Aguirrs Of the Green Consoli' ted Mining Co. is back from . tusi' ness trIp to Gusymss.
 Vim Schumacher who has sssn en gagged in prospecting in Sonora. Mex has returned,
 Jss Holmes, city; Chss Thoma-, | Pa.o; C R P.stins, Los Angeles; 0 c Young. Kansas City; J H shAttuck Kansas; at Norton House.
 Besssmsr Hotel, W L Cavdsn. city Geo E NiIlar, same; L H Darby, Den yer; W H Harvey, El Pseo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11
RECEIVER ASKED 1 OR
A Mixing of Tailings Causes
 Trouble at Mammoth.

Judge George K Dsvis has been ask cd to appoint receiver for the $ Louis Gold Recovery compsuy which i. srersting at Mammoth in treating tsiling from the asmm oth mill, says the Tucson Citizen The Mammoth Cyanide company is plaintiff in the action which was begun yesterday, the complsist oi the Msmmo,n Cy- anids company is that the St Louis Recovery Coaptny has treated 47 .OOe tons ot tailings when by the agr e. msnt with ths company, it was en titled ts treat but s70oo tons. Tn. pl.iLtG asks damages iu the sum O. s2o, 900, and presents other claim for damages for breach of contracts m sd'. The plaintiff asks that ths defend,pt be made to account fer the numb r of tons of tailings it hss treated from the dump and that a receiver be SD tinted to take possession of the plant and tsiling. dump of the de- fsndant.
 It appears that the Gold Recovery Company was sn titled bs agreement ts work c certain number ot tons 0! tailinxs which were contained in a dump ct the mill st the time the | agreement was made. Ths mill Q: the Mammoth mine continued to run and increase the tsiling, dump. de- positing the new shines upon the old ones, and making it impossible to mark the ending of ths 0li and rh, segi aning of the new. Tas recovery company, it is claimed, has ts.ea out not only the full amount it is entitled ts but has exceeded i.s right .o the extent of l0.0D0 tons. A, ,hs t..l- ings contain gold to the avsray- value oi 8 30 per ton this is aa item oi considerable magnitude.
 Three actions w-rs filed c1s,rin 7 the entire case, and the co np!ain, is ( | v0lumiaous docuusnt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11
ARIZONA STATEHOOD
A Prominent Mans Opinion Of
 Early Admission.

AP M.sinnis, who is much mor than slsiu, agent for the Sana F. railroad, though his title indisitss it ao', .sys that hs has every rsason to relieye that Arizoss territory will b. .dtsit,sd to statshosa be'sre the next presidential election. Coming rem another man, ths ststsnsnt nigh' ss considered more guessing; bs' from A r Msginnis it has the si.nik- esnee of sn almost authorized asser- ton. M: Ma siI nis ssys the recsn visIt O! the statehood co Rnitts. clinchea the msttBF. snd that the sd mission will be racom msndsd ana fsvorably acted upon. Tue Santa Fe ssmps ny, having . line raversins 2 She territory, has s great interest ID the anbi,io1 of Ari-onsns. to eaang- their con nmsn wealth to . state, sad MT Msginnis' casual hiut is most A Record
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11
ARIZONA AFFAIRS
DOings at Washington in Which We are Interested

A Washington disratch says:-The eomptrollsr of the currency hss ap- pointed the National shawmut baLk of BCstcn ssa reserve agent for the Prescott National bank of Prescott, Arir.
 The comptroller of the currency has annoussed the changes of officers Of the following national bsnks: Tn Phoenix National Bank of Arizons, L 3 Lariner. assistant cashier; the Prescott National bank sf Prescott, C 0 EllIs, sssistsst cashier in place Of VIC Brandon.
 William c Shsrrard Of Fort Myer., Vs., has tsen appointed q blacksmith at ths Phoenix Indian school.
 Mrs Susan E Holdermsp of Olsths, Kan, has been appointed . cook at the San Csrlos Indian school.
 4 contract fer carrying mail has been awarded ss follows: From Gal lup to Fort Defiance, from Parker to Milton station, and from Hsrqus Hals to Qusrtzite. all to A ' Niles.
 The report of the com missioner ci Patents for ths year ending December 3l sho~s the number of patents grsnt- cd Arizsns during that period was tventy-ssven.
 Pensions have been granted as fol . lows: Arizons-Ciarencs J William. kesa, $S.
 Patents granted: John II Blake, Wins.ov, truck litter; Henry Waters, Bisbss, shosmakers' telescope repair out6t. .,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11

ca Saturday evening p!e,.ant sur prize party wIs t.udered in honor of Miss L'Zzis Butler by a hDst oi young Tpmb>tone friends. The young lady who was f,rm,r Gona- st me girl is 4 vii sr here from Pstrc z and before returning home thi, a. seststion of regard and esteem wa, ten iersd lar ny her former school
 mate. and frieni.. An enjoyable time was has and tho ev'ning sJent iu pl= ssant gsns, and social srj 'ymsnt
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11
TO THE KNOCKERS
A VisciOus Practice Not to Be
 COuntenanced

One of the practices indulged in by some, which seem viscious and cen temp.s5ie in ths extreme. is that 0 continually ranning down the inter ssts oi ot1e.s The p ,licy [, live and let live should certainly be applic. .bl in the mining business fl it counts fn anything saySh.rs. Ton Snul,z 'i the Prs.cott Prospect, commencing bn tn. great evil says Tas man wa gives his tine, money and energy the develspmsn. of hi, p-op,rty and .".c.eis ;: pG:siss IL in snaps for ale is truly deserving Of some re compssse, Hs may n,t have tn. property tsst his neishbor would car t, operate but this is no res.on wh, hi. property shs1lI g., 'bl.cs eye 7 Every foot of development work tha mas been the rssult o! his efforier
 hances the value ef other surround ing property just SO much, and if he is fortunate enough to interest capital and get further work done it is . com. mon gooi. Many o' ;he best pros poets in the country hsvs bsen "knocked do Sn" because Of the envy of some oss who csano, sand to Sc others gst ahesi. This manner 0. black n siling property should, n say the least, be dealt with Tn e summary manner and mse. the unmis.aksble disspprovAl of every soe who hes our mining interests st heart.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11

Aspssisl Washington di'pstch ts the ksPuslican ssys: "rhsre is . widssprsai belief that no new states vill bs ad ai;tsd this ssssion. Alter the elections next fall, however, action
 bills admitting Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahsma is con1dsntiy predicted, and in tss event o: rspublI- ca. success 1t is practically csr,ain that . asv hsI will be flung to the brss7s ss .hs Fourth of July, 1901 with fcrsy-s;S Sht ins,s.d Of forty fYo stare in its anl.s s.!j."
 IL iEa faIsTiis nas'ims oi the re- pnbiisAas :, make nro.uisss aEd delay tas ds.ir.i boon IS tine dsiudsd hope s' fsrsi, z A:i1oEa OF the god si1s
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-11
Digests what you eat.
Si00: REWARD

Will be paid by me, to any person O persons, who will furnish evidence that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who entered the Cony.r ranch house, about July or August, 1898, and stole one new set of harness. And again on about July To,h this year, and s;ole provisions and bed ding.
 EUGENE P. A. LARRIEU.
 Fairbank, Ariz.