davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Zapowiedziano deszcz, po
kt6rym ma sic zrobic cieplej.
= Fred AuIs pm. AL Diversey
ave. palnal sobie W ieb. poniewaz
mloda jego iona ME dose predko
wyczysciia mu buty i skutkiem te-
go ME m6gf wyjechac do miasta,
azeby wziaso udziaf W pochodzie.
= Wczoraj wieczorem zapadia
sic Geese gmachu, W kt6rym mie-
sci sic skfad departamentowy firmy
A. M. Rothschild G. Co. Nieszcze-
scie spowodowala eksplozya gazu.
w zawalonej czesci budynku po'
wstaf pozar. Straty wynosza ewiero
miliona dolar6w. Kilka osob costa.
10 lekko pokaleczonych.
= Robotnik F. Klein ukradf
swemu wsp6llokatorowi zegarek.
Sedzia Severson posfaf go ma 20S
dni do domu roboczego.
Pod no. 1123 Clark ul. miaf
wczoraj George Chickenias otwarty
swoj skfad owocu, Oburzony tfum
ludzi chciaf go lynczowac, lecz
chciwy Grek zamkna} czempredzeJ
bude uciekf.
; Kapitan Streeter postanowit
wczoraj zajac grunt mad jeziorem,
W dystrykcie, do kt6regoI rosci SO.
bic pretensye. Przyprowadzii tam
5 wozow, nafadowanych meblami |
materyafami budowlanymi. iowa
rzyszyfo mu Is cieako uzbrojonych
chiop6w. Ma placu zjawii sic cd.
dziaf policyi kapitana napedzono.
= Emmie Goldman pozwolif
sedzia wyjsc ma wolnos6, zazadaw-N
sly zfozenia $4,000 kaucyi. Po-
niewaz uczynic tego ME mogia.
przewieziono ja do wiezienia powia.
towego, gdzie iatwiej ja ustrzedz
pred napadem motfochu.
- Tom Mccarthy rzucif ma ziss
mie poftret McKinleya i deptaf go
nogami. Garsc widzacych to mez-
czyzn zbiia szalonego Ajrysza ma
kwasne jablko, a sedzia kazaf leka-
rom zbadac stan jego umysfu.
= DR.. Charles H. Bushnell zio-
zyi W sprawie Kozlowskiego zezna'
MIA, niezgodne caikiem re zezna-
miami innych swiadk6w. DIR. Bush
nell podaf powody smierci dra Cor.
skiego, dra Demartony Karola
Milbrandta. Zeznaf nadto, jakich
uzywano lekarstw, W ktorych ME
byfo sladu trucizny,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20
ponies6 znaczne straty. "a zatem
przebili sie.-Przyp. Red)

ponies6 znaczne straty. "a zatem
przebili ie.-Przyp. Red.)
2 powodu ze general Botha przy-
gotowuje sic do wejscia do Natalu,
gazeta urzedowa W Pietermaritz-
burgu W specyalnem wydaniu po-
wofuje pod bron rezerwy wojsk ma.
talskich. ~
PITTsBURG, 20go Wrzesnia. =
Prezydent Shaffer oswiadczyf re-
porterom, ze pred Sobote ME da
zadnych wyjasnien co do ukfadu z
trustem stalowym.
Rzeczoznawcy obliczaja koszta
strajku. Przypuszczaiac, ze $4,000
.ludzi ME pracowaio przez p6itrze-
cia miesiaca, wypada, ze robotnicy
stracili $l0,000,oOO zarobku. Kom-
panic fabryczne zas stracify okofo
S15,OO0,00O zysku. Nadto przy-
puszczaja, re organizacya "Amalg.
Assoc" liczyla ma poczatku strajku
okoio $4,000 czionk6w, a teraz po-
siada ich tylko 5000.
W11KEsBARRE, Pa, 20 Wrzesnia.
Obiega tu pogloska. re prezydenci
,,kolei zelaznych weglowych" ME
chca przystac ma konferencya 2
przywodzcami United Mine Wor.
kers", ma kt6reI miano ufozyc nova
skale piac, maiaca obowiazywac
cd Kwietnia przysziego roku. Sly
chae, re ia sama potega, ktora sta.
villa op6r organizacyi uAmalg.
Assoc, obecnie ME chce robic Ia
dnych ustepstw gornikom. Jedna
kompanil, kt6re odrzucaja wszel.
kie propozycye tyczace sic konfe-
rencyi, jest Lehigh Valley Co., a
inne korporacye ja popieraja. Oko-
to 10000 g6rnikow wyczekuje z
niecierpliwoscia skutku odwiedzin
Mitchella u magnat6w wegfowych,
kt6re dzisiaj majq sic odbyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20
Kolega kr6la angielskiego.

/, Zapewne ME wielu ludzi vie o
tenn, ae kr6l Edward ma kolege W
osobie kr6la" wyspy Bardsey, no.
minalnie do Anglii nalezacej. Wy
spa ia ley ME cafych try kilome-
try, cd p6fwyspu Lloyn W hrabst.
vie Carnavoon. Mate to pahstew-
ko jest absolutnie niepodlegfe i
zupelnie wolne cd wpfyw6w koro-
ny angielskiei. Liczy wszystkiego
II mieszkanc6w, ktorych przodko-
vie cd niepamietnych czas6w byli
posiadaczami wysepki. Kr6l tego
pahstewka mocy swej godnosci'
jest zarazem lekarzem, nauczycie-
lem burmistrzem. Angielskie u
stawy ME obowiazuja ma wyspie.
Mieszkancy Bardsey 2ywia sic
jeczmieniem, mlekiem ! masiem, a
<podatkow ME znaja. Szczesliwil
SprzedaSa homar6w pokrywaia wy
spiarze sw6j budzet. Wayciu pu-
blicznem ME biora udziaiu, DO ME
maja 2adnych gazet. 0 niepodle-
gioa6 So spokojni powodu hcz-
nych raf, kt6remi Gaia wysepka
jest otocsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20
zydent swe stanowisko zawdzieczat
nieszczesliwemu przypadkowi,

zydent swe stanowisko zawdzieczat
nieszczesliwemu przypadkowi.
Tym razem jednak pan Roose-
velt zstrzymaf wszystkich sekreta-
rzy McKinleya i udoWodnif tenn
samem, re scisle zamierza wstepo-
wac W slady swego poprzednika,
re tax bardzo ufa jego poitycz-
nemu rozumowi, il sobie samemu
ME przypisuie zdolnosci obrania
lepszych pomocnik6w i doradzc6w.
Przy woiowniczem czesto usposo-
bieniu pana Roosevelta, obawiano
sic zwiaszcza, il r6wnie wojowni-.
czemu ministrowi wojny, panu
Root, powierzy teke sekretarza sta
nu, co niezawodnie wywofafoby
niejaka nieufnosc niepok6j W B.
uropie; tymczasem iednak pan
Hay, zdolny dyplomata, pozostanle
sekretarzem stanu, pan Root W de.
partamencie woiny dalej bedzie
m6gt zajmowac sic reorganizacya
foty i wojska, ma ktorej zna sic
najlepiej, przedewszystkiem teke
fnansow zatrzyma najzdolniejszy
dotychczasowych sekretarzy fnan-
sowych St. zjednoczonych, pan
Gage Chicago Oak wiadomo, de.
mokrata).
Kraj jest uspokojony i zaczaf u.
fac panu Rooseveltowi. Oby to
zaufanie okazaio sic zawsze uspra-
wiedliwionem!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20
Telegrar11y.

CANTON, O., 2Ogo Wrzesnia. =
Onegdaj wczoraj W tenn miescie
odbylo sic zakonczenie tragedy
narodowej wzruszajqcym pogrze.
bem prezydenta McKinleya, oby.
watela teg miasta. Miasto licza-
ce $1,000 mieszkancow miato lOO,-
600 goSci re wszech stron Stanow
Zjednoczonych; gdyby mogfo byfo
ich wiecej pomiescic, to niezawod-
ME byfoby ich jeszcze wiecej. Ca
lie miasto byfo aafobnie przybrane;
jedynym domem, kt6ry ME Mat
zadnego znaku zaioby ma sobie byt
dom mieszkalny zmarlego prezy-
denta, do ktorego we Srode prey
wieziono trumne z jego zwfokami.
Pociag wiozqcy zw}oki prezyden-
ia przybyi we srode 0 godz, l1:2o
przedpoiudniem. Milicya stanowa
zlozona 5000 woiska, z guberna-
torem, wicegubernatorem, sedziami
i wszystkimi urzednikami stano-
wynn, oczekiwaia ma dworcu przy.
bycia pociagu. zwfoki przewiezio.
no do ratusza, wieczorem zawle-
ziono do mieszkania wdowy, gdzie
pozostaiy az do chwili wlasciwego
pogrzebu, odwiedzane bez przerwy
przez niezliczone tfumy.
Prezydent Roosevelt zamieszkaf
u rodziny Barber i nigdzie ME wy
chodzif ami nikogo ME przyjmowaf,
pr6cz kilku ministr6w inajbliz-
szych wojskowych przyjaci6f,
PAM Mckinley bardzo byia cier-
piaca, ale musiano jej ma b}agalne
.jei prosby pozwohc wejsc do poke.
ju, W kt6rym stat katafalk ma chwi.
le; p6zniej odeszia do swych poko'
jow juz wiecej sic ME pokazywafa,
a ma samym pogrzebie ME mogfa
bye obecna.
Wczoraj okoio poludnia odbyfy
sic proste ceremonie zafobne przy
katafalku W domu zmariego. Pred
domem stanefo 8 zo}nierzy s ma
rynarzy; olbrzymie tfumy ludu mu.
siafy ulicy chodnik6w ustapio
ma trawniki. Punkt o godz. 1przy-
galopowali clevelandzcy czarni lu.
sarzy, eskorta prezydenta Roose-
velta, choragwiami z krepa owl.
nietemi; prezydent ze swoim orsza-
kiem poiawii sic ma chodniku i q
odkryta glove stanai u wejscia do
mu. Obok niego staneli ministro.
vie, troche dalei stanefa straz
honorowa, najwyzsi generafowie
armii dygnitar7e hoty. General
Miles dobytym paiaszem stanai
przy czlonkach gabinetu ze szta-
benz
Jeszcze dalej staneli naiwyzsi
urzednicy stanowi miejscy. Gdy
ustawili sig wszyscy, ozwaiy sic
wszystkie dzwony W miescie. 0
godz. 1:l5 wyniesiono trumne j
wioaono ja do karawanu zaprzezo.
nego W s koni, prowadzonych przez
6 zoinierzy. Pc obu stronach ka-z
rawanu saieia miejsce eskorta ho-
norowa zietona generalicyi j ad-
mirasieyi pochod ruszyi ku ko.
a,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20
Rome wiadomoscl
telegraficZne.

= We wszystkich prawie stoli-
each europeiskich odbywaly SIP
wczoraj nabozenstwa aaiobne po-
.wodu pogrzebu McKinleya.
= Prasa angielska gniewa sic i
powodu zdarzen W Afryce j po.
wodu zjazdu cara cesarzem Will
helmem.
: Ksisze Henryk pruski zostaf
W Kilonii przez brata swego, cesa-
rza, zamianowany admirafem ma
rynarki niemieckiej generafem
piechoty.
~ w Kolonii take skandal ban
kowy wywoiaf sensacya. Ia fafszo-
wanie weksli aresztowany zostaf dy-
rektor frmy Wings & Compagnie,
Wilhelm Hartzheim.
- Ambasada francuzka W Kon.
stantynopolu skrzetnie zbiera ma
teryafy tyczace sic ostatnich zajsc
W Armenii wzywa wszystkich
Francuz6w, kt6rzy maja jake pre-
tensye, by sic do niej zgfosili.
- Prezydent Kruger, jak dono-
sza Brukseli, opracowuje memo
ryai do prezydenta Roosevelta 2
.prosba o interwencya W pofudnio-
wei Afryce.
w Indyach Wschodnich ma
nowo szerzy sig dzuma.
w Hongkong W Chinach d.
% z. m. zawaliio sic mn6stwo do
NOW, przy czem Al ludzi stracifo
zycie.
= Ksiaze i ksiezna Cornwall i
York przybyli wczoraj z Quebec
do Montrealu W Kanadzie.
z Shanghai donosza, re Li
Hung Gang i wicekrol Liu Kun
vi prosili cesarza chihskiego o
zwolnienie ich cd obowiazkow.
w shellsburg, Ia, rabusie
zakradli sic do banku i rozbiwszy
kase, zabrali got6wka $2,7o0.
Admiral Dewey natychmiast
90 'pogrzebie W Canton, wyiechaf
do Waszyngtonu, azeby dis o
godz. IL otworzyc sesya komisyi
6ledczej W sprawie schleya.
= Markiz Ito, znany dyplomata
iapohski, wczoraj wybraf sic W po-
dr6z DO Europie Ameryce.
W Carbondale. I'LL, spalif sig
hotel Newoll House, jeden 2 mai
piekniejszych W poiudniowej czesci
stanu. Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi
$4,000.
- W Sheldon, Ill.,, wydarzyia
sic eksplozya kotta parowego W "a
kfadach oswietlania elektrycznego.
Dyrektor zakiadu Ernest Poweley
zostai ne miejscu zabity, a banker
Leonard Snow i iakis nieznajomy
agent ubezpieczeh Chicago
6naiertelnie sig pokalecsyh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-20


wniesiono trumne do koscioia po
rownie prostych, jak wszedzie, CO.
remoniach zlozonych z odspiewa-
MIA piesni;I Iodczytania ustepow pi-
sma swietego j modlitvy, godz. 8
W takim samym jak przedtem po-
rzadku ruszyf pochod ku cmenta-
rzowi. Kondukt urzedowy by} pol
tora mill dfugi, ale wszystkie ulice
byfy zapelnione ludzmi, a i okna
dom6w dachy, drzewa i slupy WI
fy sic cd mn6stwa ludzi. w od-
stepach co 100 stop milicye pilno-
wafy porzadku i torowafy droge
dla konduktu. o godzinie 5 przy-
byto ma cmentarz, gdzie trumne
zfozono W sklepien niu j odspiewano
ostatnie ceremonie.
Prezydent Roosevelt i cabinet
jego wybrali sic godz, Z powro.
tenn do Waszyngtonu.
PARYz, 20go Wrzesnia. -
Cd dwoch dni bawi car we Fran
cyl, ale z og6fu mato kto moze go
widziec.
Onegdaj godzinie 2:20 popo-
iudniu car malzonka wyladowaf
W Dunkirku. Przedtem ma morzu
prezydent Loubet udaf sic ma tor
pedowej kanonierce ,,Cassini" ma
yacht cara ,,Sztandar", j z yachtu
tego wraz carem odbyli rewia Ao-
ty. Potem powr6cit ma kanonier-
ke, wyladowal pred przybyciem
,Sztandaru", ,kiedy ten zarzucif
kotwice posr6d salwy lo1 strzal6w
armatnich, udaf sic ma pokfad, po-
dai ramie cesarzowej j z mia i ca
rem wyszedt ma lad. Spotkanie
odbyio sic "a lasem z bagnetami i
lud tego wszystkiego widziec ME
m6gl. Do miasta wcale car ME
przybyf, tylko dwoma ma przy-
stani uda} sic do Compiegne.
Wczoraj odbyfy sic manewra przy
Compiegne i opowiadaia, ze car
wszystkiem mocno sic interesoWaf.
100000 wojska wziefo udzial W
tych manewrach, ktore sic zakon-
czyiy o godz, 2 po pofudniu. o
godz. 5 przybyf car prezydentem
do Rheims tam odwiedzif katedre,
a potem powr6cii do Compiegne o
godz. 7:30.
Miasto Paryz wspaniale byfo
iluminowane 2 powodu obecnosci
cara we Francyi. Car wystepuje
W uniformie rosyjskiego admiraia
czerwona szarfq i insygniami
legii honorowej.
BERLIN, 20go Wrzesnia. =
2 Petersburga donosza do ,,Neueste
Nachrichten", re tocza sic ukfady
o nova pozyczke francuzko-rosyj-
ska W sumie miliards frankow, ale
potrwa jeszcze czas niejaki, MIN
przyjdzie do jej zrealizowania.
LoNDYN, 2ogo WrzeSnia. =
Kontrtorpedowiec Cobra" zatonai
w Morzu P6inocnem W skutek eks-
plozyi. Cafkiem nowy ten okret
wyjechaf byl z warsztat6w okreto-
wych Armstrong6w W Newcastle
do Portsmouth. o lie wiadomo,
eksplozya nastapiia wskutek ude-
rzenia statku o skate. Ma statku
byio 70 os6b; z tych tylko IL
majtk6w sic uratowafo. Komen-
dant Cobry, Bosworth Smith, staf
ma pokfadzie ze skrzyzowanemi ra-
mionami, kiedy statek tona}, i uto-
nal wraz innymi.
LoNDYN, 20go Wrzesnia. -
Boerzy pod scheepers Mex W Ko-
lonii Pnyladka zabrali do niewoli
200 zolnierzy angielskich zdobyli
8 dziala. Kitchener doniosf o tenn
W ten spos6b, ze Boerzy dnia 17go
zwabili W zasadzke kofo Scheepers
Mex 8 kompanie pichoty ma ko-
mach 8 dziafami pod dow6dz-
TWEEN majora Cough. Anglicy
,stracili swe dziafa po zacietej obro-
ME. Polegio dwoch ofcerow IA
szeregowc6w; ranionych zostaio 5
ofcer6w 25 zoinierzy. 5 oGce-
row j $50 zoinierzy dostaio sig do
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
ESSEX ITEMS,

Special Correspondence of the Bee:
G. f. Snyder has returned from a
weeks visit at Spokane.
About 4:3O a. M, Tuesday, April 16,
the west bound local freight No.
met with quite an accident about 3 1.2
miles east of Java. Nine cars of the
train were driven into a cut and en-.
tirely demolished. All on board the
train escaped injury from the derail
ment, which was caused by broken
wheel. The track was made passable
in about % hours.
Claud Lapsley and a gang of car
penters are working in this vicinity.
The wrecking outfit in charge Of
Mr.. A. Solberg is busy picking up sal
wage and transferring coal and coke
from the wreck near Java. Consider
ing the condition in which Mr.. Sol
berg found the wreck yesterday morn
ing, and the people he had to work
with. it is considered that he did ex
cellent work in clearing the main line
as soon as he did.
Essex, April II.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
NOTHING FOR NOTHING.

The Prairie du Chen Courier has
this to say about municipal ownership
of public utilities:
The legislature has a bill before il
to enable cities to incur a bonded in
debtedness beyond ten per cent fol
the purchase of water works, electric
lighting plants and such public util
tiles. The legislature should see to
it that this proposed law permits cit
les to increase their bonded indebted
ness to the precise value of such works
Of public utility as they select by a
vote of their citizens to operate. In
this way while the debt would be in.
creased, yet that would be Offset by
the intrinsic value of the plant pur.
chased, which in every case, of course
should not include the franchise value
which was in the first case given for
absolutely nothing and therefore
should not be paid for at all.
1t might be we'll in future franchises
for cities, regardless of what or what
not the legislature may do at it's ses-
sion in this matter, of inserting pro-
vision for the purchase of such work
of public utility and expressly debar.
ring out all franchise value, which be-
ing understood at the time, would save
contention later on. At any rate
for what nothing was paid for in the
first place, nothing should be paid in
the last place.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
THEY WERE PUNISHED.

State Game Warden Scott, who was
here yesterday, succeeded in securing
the conviction of George and Frank
McCarty and Fred Jarvis, at Havre,
They were arrested on the military
reservation by sergeant for dyna-
hitting trout in Beaver creek, which is
on the military reservation.
They claimed to have picked up q
five gallon oil can on the road along
the creek with fish in it, but the SER
geant who arrested them found a
seine. still wet in the wagon along with
the can of trout. Mr.. Scott was au-
thorized by the attorney general to
prosecute under the state law, and the
case was after some delay tried il
Judge McIntyre's court at Havre. The
evidence showed deliberate violation
OF the game law. and conviction was
easy. The men were each fined 500
and costs. Offenses Of this kind are
said to have been frequent in the past
in that section, and it is believed that
the new game protection laws will
now be rigidly enforced and stop all
offenses within the states jurisdiction
This was Mr.. SCOTS first case and
the result is gratifying.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
WILL REDEEM STAMPS.
Stocks on Hand July ! Will Not Be
= LoSs.


Loss.
Adhesive and documentary and pro-
prietory stamps which corporations or
other business houses have on hand
after July 1, can be redeemed under
the provisions of the war revenue act
passed June Is, 1898. Since some
amendments to the war revenue act
have been made there has been con-
siderable doubt as to the disposition
of large number Of stamps which
manufacturers and other concerns will
have on hand after July 1.
Application for the redemption of
unused stamps, says the Helena Rec
ord, should be made to the collector of
internal revenue. Claims for the re.
demption of adhesive documentary
and proprietary stamps if purchased
from collector must contain a certi
cate as to the date and amount of the
purchase. These stamps can be re.
deemed only when presented in guam.
titles of $40 or more, face value. All
claims for the redemption of stamps
imprinted on checks, drafts and other
instruments must be entered on rec.
ord and forwarded to this office by the
collector of the district in which the
order for the imrrinting OF stamps
was purchased.
The owners of imprinted instru.
n:cnts, checks and drafts, who desire
to- have the stamps thereon redeemed
must, in addition to filing claims, fol-
ward all such instruments, securely
packed, to The office of the commits.
sioner.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

Jack Graves came t. town yesler
day from his home near Sedan to in
terview the state game warden and
present his endorsements for the pc
sition as deputy for Flathead district,
Jack looked all right to man who
knew him, but he carried bad com
plexion for the scrutiny of the state
official. In his endeavor to catch the
freight train at Sedan he made grand
stand play, double flip flop and lit on
his nose, and it was Skinned from col
lar to heel.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
COLUMBIA FALLS NEWS.

Special Correspondence of the Bee:
Jack Reuter- and several other men
left this place last night for the placer
mining district on the North Fork
where they will work out assessments
Rev. A. Carswell, of the Episcopal
church, filled his regular appointment
. at the hall tonight.
County Attorney Oliver, who has
been in town the past two days has
returned to Kalispell.
Jim Fitzpatrick has been sowing
wheat for several days.
Columbia Falls, April II.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
CLARK DENIES 1T.

No Truth in the Rumor Of His En-
gagement to Miss Laube.
A Paris dispatch says: Referring to
cablegram from San Francisco an
nouncing the engagement of Senator
the senator said:
"The report of my engagement to
Miss Laube is absolutely false and l
desire that my contradiction be made
public by the press
4or hack meeting all trains tcla
phone II, Fitch's drug store
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
FOR FRUIT FARMERS
OF THE FlATHEAD
Importance Of the Recent Meeting of
Horticultural Board.

The recent meeting of the State
Board of Horticulture, held at Helena
was avery important one for the fruit
growers of Flathead county and of the
state at large.
The two members whose terms had
expired. S. M. Emery, of Manhat.
tan, and I. D. O'Donnell, of Billings,
were re-apponted by Governor Toole /;
but 1. D. O'Donnell declining, Mr..
Olney Taylor, of Park City, Montana,
was appointed as member for the
First district. Samuel Dinsmore, of
Missoula, was appointed member for
the Fourth district vice Daniel Band
man, who has left the state. Officers
of the board were elected as follows:
First district, Olney Taylor; Second
district and inspector at large, DR..
E. V. Wilcox, Washington, D. c.;
Third district, c. H. Campbell, Great
Falls; Fourth district, W. B. Harlan,
Como, and ]. R. Read, Mssoula; Fifth
district, O. G. Estey, Holt, Montana.
Rules in regard to inspection Of
fruit and fruit trees were very care
fully revised. New rates of fees were
adopted. Rule 6, providing for the
annual inspection of orchards, was
amended to read that inspections shall
be annual unless otherwise ordered
by the board. Rule was changed
to provide that an inspector shall
weekly instead of monthly as hereto
fore. Rules IL, Is, IA, Is, and Is
were dropped and revised in new rule
No. -, which specifies that inspectors
shall not allow any fruit which they
find to be diseased or infected to be
shipped out of the state, but must
have it destroyed by burning. Fruit
which passes inspection must be
stamped to that effect, with the date.
Fees to be collected are as follows:
For each nursery inspected, $40; for
each carload of nursery stock, $40,
or a proportionate sum for less quanti-
ties; for each box or package of fruit,
10 cents, with a maximum fee of IS for
each separate load or carload.
1t was also decided that to protect
Montana orchards it was very essen
tial to enforce the rule regarding the
destruction of all boxes, wrappings or
bales, in which fruit was shipped into
the state. It is hoped that consum-
ers and merchants will cooperate vol
unfairly in the fulfillment Of this por-
ton of the law. 1t is furthermore
urged that all sellers or shippers Of
fruit will have their names stamped
upon all boxes or packages in which
they pack their fruit, as in this way
those who handle good fruit will quick
ly attain a valuable reputation and
force those who would not be partic,l.
lar into becoming so if they wished to
find ready market for their products
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

For the working man we have goo,
substantial shoes we guarantee
Eagle Shoe Store.
The finest line of stationery an
papetries ever shown in the city Il
BrOderick & Walkers
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
K. |. c..
FLOUR.
KALISPELL BRIEFS.

Excavation for the sewer along
Fifth street and Third avenue west is
now completed to the connecting pipes
and over half the main has been Gov.
cred in. The ditch mas tapped run.
ming water nearly all along the alley
branch.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
NOTICE..

have sold my business in the EN-
ployment company in order to devot
my entire time to real estate and 10
eating. Anyone wishing to buy or sci
land or timber will save money b
calling on me at the city egineer's
office. in the Ford Block.
GEORGE w, BUSH.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

Gents, We have large line of Hats
in all the latest colors and styles in
Mems fine Derby's. Fedoras and
crushed. New York Store.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

Just received, a new line of the cele
brated Foster shoes for ladies'. TIL
best in America. Sold only by Kar
cher & Smithers.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

Ladies' have you seen those new
Taiior-Made Suits at the New Yorl
Store. Why.they are the talk of tn.
town.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

A nice line of the latest in Ladies
Neckwear at the New York Store.
is no trouble to show our goods
Come and see us.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

Now is the time to have your bike
cleaned and put in repair for the sprin
and summer season. We do it. and do
it right.
CURTIS & MAIN,
First avenue east
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18
Look At This.

Don't you need new spring suit
have fine line of imported and
domestic novelties for spring and
summer trade. Come in and see my
stock. and let me make you a spring
suit w. l.. Smith.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-18

I.alies when in need of a fina silk
or satin waist or a silk or satin skirt
You can find just what you want at
the New York Store