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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

New service of cool summer
goods for shirt waists ai Fasset,s,
Lawn, Organlies n Dimliies
nenrly half price.
l. ID. Troutfe;,er a. Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

1t IL the plan of the ID. 4 Il. G.
to sometime extend their road from
Crecde to Durango. and thence
south into Arizonu.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

The AIamosa Courier says JUDI e
H. L. Brown is candidate for dis.
trict Judge. Ii the judge ia as
popular at HON. as he is in Rio
Grande county he has a chance Of
reaching tile bench.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

/, Another Grant case was tried in
the district court ut Saguachc last
week. The verdict was in favor
nf the Grant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

II is officially reported that last
week 500 Insurgents were killed in
Luzon and l3o surrendered. or
were captured. One hundred
rifles were taken. Twelve Amcr,-
cans were killed and eleven
wounded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

deliver vegetables from Foot Hin
gardens Wednesdays and Saturdays.
T.. l.. NEWTON.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
FREE BLOOn CUE
Az oFTKR PROVING TAl1E.

Bad Blood causes Blood and skin
Diseases. fuptlona. plmples, Scrofula
eating sores Ulcers. Cancer, Eczema
Skin Soaps, Eruptions and sore. Oh
children, Rneu uatism, Cat.rrh, Itch
ing II lmoss, etc. For these troubles Z
positive specific cure 10 founo in b. b.
B. Botanic Blood Balm). the most
wonderful hlood purifier of ths aye II
has been thoroughly tested Tor The
psf thirty years and has always cured
even the most desp-ssated, persistent
cases, alter doctors and patsut medlci-
nss had all faile0. b B. 3 cures bv
driving out of the blood tho polsons
aud humors that cAuso all these trOu-
bles and . cure IL thus made that 10
permanent. Contagious Biood Poison,
producing Eruptlons. Swollen Glands,
liberated Throat and Mouth etc,
cured by B. B B. the only remedy that
can actually cure this trouble. At
druggist, 81 per large bottle six bottles
fuii treatment) IS. We have faith
in B. B B.. hsncs sufferers may test
it We viii, send sample bottle free
and prepaid. Write for 1t, Medical
advice FREE.
Address, ,BLoep BALM Co.. Atlatoa, O.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
SEVEN RUNNING SORES CURED
JOhnSton's Sarsapal'illa
QUART BOTTLES.
QUART BOTTLES.

THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
JOf1NSTONS SARSAPAFilLA tn
SPRING MEDICINE
heaven dHta
bshed Of
rebuild
follow its faith
The Q
old
Salt Rheum Scrofula,
killed while the blood
disease But this the body became less diseased Moth
len the different the body times the honeyco
will
and death vital the kidneys liver There only
method PURICA1I0NI
the blood must be removed through the the lungs Kidneys bowels
the blood O5NSTONS SARSAPARLA,
hausuve lome and
and fills the veins and with the ruby vitality The blood
Good blood JOtNSTONS
SARSAPARflA,
ered This established beyond question cavl.
Ext.A.
Ey9o.. h
& co. - " -
ycuetIk knovh it cured
E. T. WHITEHEAD & CO., Scotland Neck,N G.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
The Cork Industry.

Selected.
On the sunny shores Of Catalonia, In
Spain, there are groves of cork trees
which live we'll into tho sasond century
attaining a height of forty feet, With =
diameter If three fsst.
During the first fifty years OF the
trees life. the outer bark loss. Its VI
taiity, besominR an encnmbrancs
which would naturally peal off, hut
which il most carefully stripped a year
or ~ earlier by cutting with curved
knives into squares OF three feet, the
bark varying in thickness from one to
three inches. The cutting il done du-
ring July aud August, and after pro-
cess Of dryipg-boiling and then press
Ing with heavy weights ior Aattenins
tLs pieces of cork arc packed in square
iron-bound bales for home manufacture
and shipment.
The first cutting from the trees il
eoarss, bat every eight or ten years OF
its latter life the tree yields q be:'er
qusll,y.
The largest cork fActorlss in the
world are those of the Armstrong Com
pany, in Lancaster and Pittsburg.
The machines for cutting the strips,
for punching the shape, 2nd f'i
smoothly .aperinx ts.sm Chis .ast 4,
the rate Of ,osty five ror H.nu;s) re
. great .asancs siptil :.ls oid me Il. u;
Of hand WORK, and il wss only alter
many trials that machinery could be
kept sharp, - the soft substance dull.
1t much more rapidly than many hard
or, and tougher materials.
Tne eorks used for bottling sham-
payne are still cut by hand. The best
material 10 used. and they are not
tapered nor cn. quite rnund. thus 81 eli
i,s s.ao fitting no.l, perfectly ia ,=s
bptttss.
VIXEN a cork is tossed in the waste
baskes, that 10 by no means tbs end
Of lss usefnlness, as it is pr ,baby pick
cd out, driei, washed, recut by haai
at every stroke the workman running
his xnlfe across 4 leather strap-and
then sold again tor bottlIng black,ng
and other liquids.
The waste-shavings etc.-was t'rn-
erly hard to dispose nt, ~ it dnss not
burn very rexdilv, but it il now xronud
and as 4 non-conduetor OF heat, snter~
into the manufacture Of artificial limit
bicycle handles, s,les Of boots, cite
Imperviuus 70 later. it is quite indi
pen satle for liie-lTessrvers ard s,n "a.
and one Of the lnsratien.s of asrh It
paveuet'ts.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
frcn the Alton Enterprise a talk :,

frcn the Alton Enterprise talk 20
boys on this subject:
"Yol. re ,he Kind y; sof;. ,;'ia','+,
Habhs :.iece o. boy, 81 ne. :es~ J. 4
Mora. iinhecillty which sl,e ton. i,s
ta ka as spperntices and ed :cata in sha
dssp, dsr:s N >terits ri h,.,T te t,e san
Yoi ara marked AIN little fool l.,
every decent man Wis, sees YEA, az!
every time you indulge IN the foolish
and hurtful habit you are Iesseniny
your opportunity Of being Respectable
fOu want to he smart, tut son know
it isn't smar, nobody tbink. it is
smart If You 20 into a stranxs tos.l
your cigarette marks r"u As a little
b.~,dlum and goa niii have II, do y
li.' If good thi';xs before u ran COT
vince ans one .hat ,o,i are w.,rth hav-
ing II impairs your hsalth and rnins
your reputation ana N axes 4 Contempt
ible mockery out of what might be a
respectable b,y Yosr frlenda are
a.h- med It you. IT you are far enough
along In your habit YOU elory in vour
: anne aud stick to 1t through pure
c,isseanss>. You ought Il, s,a sr.ns-
formed, but ."ur m.ns,er hasn', xiyan
yon up yet and wants YOU near lser as
you are. Nobody respects YOU nobody
ought to. You are tho blossoms that
Weld the fruit of idieness and shame:
you are the sprout from which u WORTH
less bua will grow III time. You
ought to quit it and gou know you
ought. Why don't your
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

tDa'ly except Monday. tDa,ly q.
npt Sunday.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
iaikIn Division Main L,no-Train
ives Wilmington. 9 90 q. a., srrives
aserteviIle ~ Us p. m leaves Faystte-
:lt II % p. m.. arrives SANFORD ] -
~ Returning leaves sanford 4 30
M. arrives Fayetteville 3 Il .. ~,
yes Fayetteville 3 40 p. M, arrives
'iim,ngtnn 6 20 D. N.
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
i'nnett vile Branch-Train lssves
:annetts,,l'e 8 Is 4. m Naxton 8 10
IN. Red Springs . So .. M, Hops
ii's 10 q n. m arrives Fayottsvilb
Q So u. IN. Returning leaves Fayet>s-
lie 4 40 =. m, Hope Mills 1 IS p. H.,
et Springs 35 p. m paxtnn 9 Is
70 arrive, Beunet;s, lille Z 10 j.. n.
'-"ns ~ F,y~ ,evi;l~ With
H ~ So h 2,"i ,,i,n t!ls Cyrr-
@"it,i ..4!.r a. al Fed bpnnxv
Il ,i.e ::''t' -pr;ng- snd BOwmnV
iirn.d. ut Sanford it'll the Snabvasl
4 Line and southern Railway, At
snlf with the DURHAM and Charlotte
abroad.
Train ON the Sc >:land Neck BrsneA
toad leaves Weldon 3 :35 D m., Halifax
10 y m, arrives Scotland Neck vt
'0S y IA. Greenv,''e 6 81 m.. Kins-
~ y m ;'"-nrnine l,aves
'e' 50 4. ~. t3f.sls4'ii~ !. s2 ..
,.'l''ax Hahi4x Al il, IL a.. IT,,
s':'''. II 33 ~. daily except Euu.
rams IN Wa>h,ng'.,u Prarch .esve
.,l.ingtOn {, 10 M and 2 1..
rive !arnele 8 40 a. IN. and %.
:. returning l,ave PsrnneIe Q 3D., =.
nd 6 30 p. m., arrive Washington
:Oi' a. IN. and Z 80 p. m :, daily Ok.
It Sunday.
s'rain leaves Tarhorn. g., daily
- Snndnv 5 81 =. m. Sunday.
9" ~tr:':. p r.rntt 7 40 =.
FL; ..' :. ~. kat.....t. :. 'ea,.. ~.
.-.t.' ".:'' e. >;,i -unhay. 80 H.,
-''''6a y OK -. t" arrive, Tarlcto
T., II 90 g..
N, ~ { E'fa..h
- ~i:t," =. .'t. s.ea. sr,.nxy.
8 =; y.
.t.. .t'. t,.t y. u n,
rlinS n Na~',i;'e Fra c!. iesss
%.-'i.' - 10 :t;'i n aOj.u
'iavs. Nash, ~. - 10 y ni.. / G..i ), tp.,
~irja .,t.ae 80 40 e e, 1 "a n.
s'urnins leave Spring Hn,r. II 80 q.
4 ! $50 T.. ru.. Nashville II rs &. M,
) . p. M, arrive at Rocky Mount
40 a. H.. 6 100 p M, daily except
sunday. ss~sts:
Train on Clinton Branch leaves War
" for Clinton daily. except Sunday,
| l 40 q. m. and :O2 p. m. Return
ng leaves Clinton at 7 90 N. ard
! 80 p NJ.
Train No 7S makes c!.~, c4,, nection
Weldon tr al points N,ut 5niIy.
- rail via Kich,n"ud.
". ~. EMERSON,
GenI Pa.s Agent.
r KESIY. Gen'i Manager.
NJ. EMERSON. T-afiic Marsger.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05


wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou,
bles and Bright's Disease. which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
/. DR.. Kilmer's Swanlp-Root is not rec
orarnended for everything but If you have kid
ncy, liver or bladder trouble It will bo found
just the remedyyou need. Ithas been tested
IN SO many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice. among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swanp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and ESk
send your address to eSaEesH ~ HZsFs@<=A
DR.. Kilmer & Co., ,Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The zz:sIs:: " ssss1IS60
regular fifty cent and Home of swsn,p-Root.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

ia :hs .gorld! A good s,zsi ocean Of
it might do for while. and after tns,
but lazy people simkly do not want i.
he cured, and what's tire use!
II 's frue the doctors may do soiu:
ti#g bat shay Will naver max. 4 .
ss' dlagonsls than Bar jamin Franz
iid more than one h,,ndred Years d,
vi ben he wrots SIT would be thou. L.
hard government that ,-Ouii tax It,,
Ssnpie onstenth part OF their time, to
hs employed ii lis service; hut idle
ness tax1s ,lS fnnc!, more ssuih. bring
INK OF dl-sasss. ah.u'uts'y =, ,rL.u-
'.fs <loth, like rust, consume. faster
tie. labor wears, s.ile ths, ussi ie
is always bright. D,-t thou lore HE :.
i'hen do nor sqnander t.ma, for that
taa stuff life is msde Of. How mu".
more than Is necessary do we spe:lo
in sleep, forsst.lng that the sleepl,
FOX catches No ponitry, and there W:
be sleeping enough in the gravel"
III .zg pc 'pa only AID al .hoir .Iaa -
Ing IN tla grave 1t fDight tie all ri.f
laut sD Bong ~ thev ara IN earth
mates diffe,aa:a Possibly .ils H.,
t,rH al: 2, :,n unt,i they discover /
,ssc.issit Of hospitals for the sc.ens.li
t,s..; ine,t - ;aZ ness. Then il ;..
biggest building b aom The world ev,
sav!
LYNN RtBY MEEKINs
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
4 DEADLY IN
c-s Il -, Il. ~.
r~1 - .J%fesHs:
i. AA !s. :, = q % 4 s,5 ) :.
Saturday Evening Post.

Saturday Evening Post
lazy I.o,,'- s,ii i,.li ni1n ,.:5 ia
sa'isfac'lon car8ala, lnyfa: tiGin4v tom
, Paris O,e Of the IeqdinY ,il.ais ~
th~t great Gil, bar c,1n 1npis,.ai III. ,ts,<s1
II lsz,Eese troRs scientific -tard::ci !:
;.Ed she s1edirsl hayis~ ss.rnsn.r.z .
the results IA tolioas. The es,; GIN
ln;ss ieaciss are that 1T !. n@>esti Il. ),
mid chrasii: ns uras henic ,.s...e.
which, hko mos siet'rt,@-.r .: his ,:ii3s
sctsr, Is largely hereds ary- II is to..
so'iaxly stated that lazy rerantls ara ii
III o.! always Eeurol'anhs; hence tne,
are not responsible for their unsnriun
ase condition. This places iazl r.ess q =
inactivity along wish inebrety kle'-
tonla and other various petvsrslsns
a. raa! disease % tie ,isrvon- s.s,5.s.
md nnt sim..l, lufifii,i;ies u' yl. y
In sthtr woids, the n :sr~ is p'.,s 10:
the ancestors, who, bein, dead canny
sne for .landef.
Ofeours when ditesse is discovered
\ remedy must be found and hence ,i1t,
uaxt step Of investigation is 10 furnis.,
an antitxoin thai will rid humanity Of
all this calamity. There can be no
question that II lazy person Is the most
dsplurab,e and The most nnu,tera',.e
nuisance on eartn We can bsvr a
certain fs-pect fer Rascal, but !az.
individual sruusss in tha healthy aiti:i
only con ssnpa and repng,a.'-s. 1: b.
some happy circumstances we might
care or Kill all lazy people, th.s old
earth With all its sins would immed-
lately to brought several millions of
miles nearer Paradise. Possibly the
mll'enzium mil ht G mo at .nce
If l2zius.r u a dlss:sss l. j. the meg
prevsIent a1lment II the a.es Ofdi-
nary eontangions are :t.Ilng in coss.-
pariss,n with it. Bub,nic plaques and
cholera epidemics are to it as gerr to
elephants All tbs ills of the frame
compounded texether canno. equal it
Years ago Burton wrote: ''ldlensss is
the bane of body and mind. the nurse
Of naughtinsss, the chief author of all
u a'schief, one Ct tns sevon H. .il< 81 -.
the cushion upon which the dsvii
chiefly rernsss. and a great c.,.se no.
only of melancholy, out Of many other
diseases" Cicero irose1 up.a i.,ie,es
~ sort Of suicide Franklin ce,n
cared xlotb t.. rust that ,nsi,ne. fns
tor than labor wears The test n.on,
Of other good men in every age ard
e!ime has 'eea that laziness ls tina
wers: foe 10 every thing tat Is s,o; tf,y
and uses.i, Iii life
lhs e.:s.i .nl-sl;a; II tn Er.v 3.y
rs.ss:, = to- j. q ii, Sat....lif.s..e the j, -,
A.ffii. Il. .:,ss.s wGrtf. is>--!...s. 4, :.an
hey lie around tho h ,uso whl.@ oti.,s
nos 10 strong az they Go the work, ti.oS
will place the responsibility upcn the
dlssase and not upon thsir own inc, c,m-
petsncs. Like the towards they are,
.hsv will shlrk and seek any excnss.
And the trouble will be sha' even il
,he righ' se-asn II f;3nnts be v.ii' ne'
-
be cured. The, ca i.s,: e:,i. tFg
They simply want IT, I've IF Of other
pes,ple, AID in final ;..aIysls /; may JET
tie fou'e OUT maj i"zi''ea> h' 4 -s'<>'
zeal more than ;, d,st,a>e--it IS r;tae.
Just think how much lntltozia IL
would take to treat all the lazy patients
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
REMARKABLE CURE Or RHEU.
MATISM.
KENNA, Jackson Co., w. Va

KENNA, Jackson Co, W. Va.
About three years ago my vile had
en- attack OF rheumatism which con-
aid rendered hsr unahie to walk a step
~ithOut assistance, her limbs .'eins
r~oilen to dOuhle their nor nal size
Mr = Maddox it,>is:ed nu my using
Cnau. be. 'ai,.'> I'aiii Balm [ ..nrc',a>
ed II fi:,,- cent bottle ast used IL ac
cOruiHs ~ directions and tee next
morn ny ebe walked to preskf.:s, with
out assistance in any manner. aud he
has not had q similar attack s;pce "A.
+. PARSONS For sa'e by E. +. While
head. 4 Co. Druggist.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

KEEP your blood rich and -: b,
takins r .BERTs fASrELESs Cy III. To :
&c, 25c. Pleasant to tske :...-
ch,j,s b. ;,uris, ia.. h.' i,t,.s,::. .s..t -
du-ing appetite. heaita ant VI
Try it sud ges he sslsniGe. s.s... J. se,.
cross on label For sale by, +. i.
Whltehead & Co. Druggists.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

cures made by DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Ro
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. kilmer. tho emil
nent kidney and blad-
dAr erA~so 1;.x l.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

There are .ni:.lou nealt', i:ls,
ii yon keep the head c,,: a'i;i s,s t..
warm ynn vii not need MAN. nf II
other 999, ,998.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

That opportunities, like marriage
are msde in Heaven, and dealt cut on
TO each man, IS failacy ~ old as N l.,
tho,cgy.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK {?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
NO. IA

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the Wonderful
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05
TIE EDITORS LEISURE Eou1s.
Points ana Paragraphs Of Things
Press At, Past and Trturs.

The Saturday Evening Post gives
tie following hi. Of interesting history
aaout Vie Presidents noc.,rni nx Pros
it-Ets:
"Whsn Pre-idsn. William Henry
II .rri.on died suddsnly on April 4, la
fl, alter only thirty days in "m ., John
:'rler became President. His noa-
'.,atlon had bssn \ p '.lt:oai sxpsiie:l.
t. strengthen .he t'sxer H. was realty
4 ;aihoun Dsn,mr.t wlits, If colrss.
.1srr,son was a Whig. Thy e.'nsa
,,,on,.ss wers psfs,tly na.',rAl. Tyler
Adui tra.ion ,s.ame disturbance ot
-s,stIux policies. The fam VIA bank
bill. drawn in a,coraAnss With his o~"
Suggestion aud passed. by = azross'
xss cao!y vso,si by hin. aad the "ho's
C:',inst except Daniel Webster, ~h"
w.x Secretary # State. n Once resigned
He di.regardsd the pledges of the l'~t-
,rm upon who's he had been elected,
md altogether his Presidential record
Sss one of vasclllatlons and small re
-ults.
General Zachary Taylor, who was
eecsed lu l848, died sixteen months
alter he had entsrsd upon the duties
of the Presidency, and the place was
6:.ed BY Millard Fillmore the Vice
President"
The Manufacturers Record IL high
authority for anything that pertains to
industrial development In the South,
and the last mum bsr mad the following
on Its first page We
give it place ~ an imp 'rtant itsm
i passing events
wit. eottoa nov c,mmAndink $40
tt, SIS bais aore than for s,,ne years
-, extra profit of SIS 5,000.00 - ,rs
ID added to tho profits of .he South ON
ss,,s srop alone.
lotion nllls are making
pheno meual earnings. and about lOJ
ns~ M Ills are under construction, while
est bli.hed mills are stesdlly enlarxing
their niants, tho aggregate nav capital
now going into Southern cotton maD-
u!acsur.ng being about S25, 900 OtO to
sso,oooooo.
Every iron iurn&ce and coal nine in
tho South is being put to its utmost
production at profits that make glad
tho hearts OF the stockholders New
coal and ore mines are being opened
a. rapidly a. possible, and the
South annual output OF 10000. 600
ton. OF coal and about o.OnOO00 tons
Of iron ore will bs wonderfully incrsas-
ed during the coming years.
Phosphate mining IL steadily OK
panding, and coincident With 1t there
Is great increase In fertilizer manu-.
+ featuring.
Lumber interests In the South are
prosperous. and the activ-
ity In every line of lumber business
and Woodworking generally Is adding
millions Of dollars to the prosperity OF
thi. section and rival1ng cotton and
iron and coal in ito influence upon the
south's upbuildinx.
Turning from these leading indus
tries, we hnd equal activity and pros
perity In everything slss. Railroads
are overburdsned with business new
and water pl ants ana building
operations are equally a. conspicuous,
and along the whole line of human in
dustry in the bouth you hear the 'un-
broken strain OF what has been aptly
tsrmsd the muaic of progress-the
whirr of the spindle, the buzz of The
saw. the roar OF the furnace aud the
throb of the locomotive
FREE BLOOn CUxk.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

E;,G Gro L..s &c Essye.
For cots ana .,is: threat t.- -4lst :, ,-l:1 &
iates Laxative %5;ilniie. Easily 4.!Eer ;as c.i Il
a.1c quickly cure
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

Maud =" is dead She ra,~ed Il.
dust in her day, and, As We all slavt !.
do has ra.tlr0ai tD II.
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

The One Ray ssuiG ure
For cold in the head s1,a Sc re = roat C IL
nlott's Chocolates I.azat..a !u' le. Il. "0m
Day Cold Care"
ii. - ,,i.a.
p~-iu.., t,',, -es,. III a .ui.. l..
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

than an expensive special course Of ofmedicina.
8s9wns' Iron Dittess y eold bv I'll oonl1GV
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

~ we see it, the manufactures anu
the retailer are two Inks IN she same
chain which bini these poor weak boy >
hand and foot. 1t 10 our observation
that more cigarettes are smoked by
those under 81 years than by tho 9
over that age. The fact that the law
says " Is lawful to sell to hoy eixh
teen wears Of age does no.: maze ii
morally right, for it il reasonably CO.
tain that 1t will injure the boy The
merchants need to awaken en- this sub
ject.
THE CIGARETTE FIEND
1t IL very plain. yet we want to quote
The commonwealth., 1900-04-05

/, is vsrv plain. yet we want to quote
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-04
PROF. KING IS CHOSEN,
FOR CHAIR OF CHEMISTRY AND
METALLURGY IN SCHOOL
OF MINES.
Trustees Could Not Agree in Choice
of Professor for Geology on
Combined Branches.

Prof. w. G. King of this city was, on
saturday night, elected to the chair of
chemistry and metallurgy by the unani-
nous vote of the board of trustees of the
State School of Mines. Three ballots
were then taken by the board for the
election of a professor for the chair of
geology, mining and mineralogy, but an
adjournment was taken without an
agreement having been reached. Only
i've of the applicants for the position
awarded to Professor King professed to
be both metallurgists and chemists and
the two branches having been united, all
other applications We're eliminated. On
the informal ballot there We're three votes
for Professor King and one for Prof.
Henry Hirsching. The position carries
a salary of 81. 900 a year.
Professor King Is a graduate of the
Western Reserve university of Cleve-
land, O.. and Cooper institute of New
York city. and also took a post graduate
course in chemistry at Columbia college.
Since graduating he has served as assist
ant chemist for the state food and dairy
commission of Onio, as assayer FOR the
months. three years with the Parrot
company. three years as instructor in the
Case chool in chemistry at Cleveland.
o.. and two years as professor in chem
istry at the Montana college at Deer
Lodge. He is 46 years of age
Only three of the eight applicants for
the chair of geology. mining n miner
alogy appeared to possess the requisite
qualifications. They We're Prof. Arthur
S. Eakle of Harvard, Prof. Alexander
Winchell, now representing the govern
ment at the Paris exposition, and Prof.
J. P. Rowe, principal OF the Lincoln
school of this city. A ballot gave two
vetos for Professor Rowe and n each
for the others. whereupon the board ad-
ijourned until next Saturday evening.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-04
NOT ENTITLED TO FEES.
Chief. Of Police and Police Judge Have
- Only Their Salaries.

Judge Lindsay Of department No. / of
the district court has rendered ao-isions
in the matter of the chief Of police and
police magistrate'c claim for extra fees
and has upheld the action of the board of
county commissioners by declaring
Messrs. Lavell and Sullivan not entitled
to anything save their salary.
When the claims were submitted to the
commissioners the latter decided it
would be within the keeping of the law
to allow them and so decided. An ap-
peal was taken. h bill of the chief
was for services rendered as constable
in May of 1899, while he was drawing a
salary as chief of the police department.
The claim of Judge Sullivan was for
work performed as a justice of the peace
in criminal cases. AS ~ same question
had made it's appearance on the judicial
horizon before, but had never been de-
termined to the satisfaction Of those
concerned, it partook more of the nature
of a test case han a desire to run the
thing in favor of the claimants whether
it was right or wrong.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-04
FEAST OF PASS OVER
Observed at st. Patrick's Yesterday
With Impressive Services.

The Feast of the Passover, celebrating
the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the
Apostles soon after the ascension Of
Christ. was observed yesterday with i'm
pressive ceremonies at st. Patrick's
Cathode church.
Tn usual masses of the church We're
held at the hours of 5, g., Z, s., 9, 10 and IL.
the mass at the last named hour being a
high mass. 1t was celebrated with full
solemnity. Father Labaer being cele-
brant, Father English deacon, Father
Harrington sub-deacon, and Father CAL
aha master of ceremonies. There was
a full attendance of IS choir boys in
white, red n black cassocks. An ex-
ceedingly beautiful as we'll as most i'm
presslVe scene was presented when all
the electric lights and candles We're lit
upon the altar.
The sermon was delivered by Father
Callahan.