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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
BILLINGS news,

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ococscecoccSccccecScac
John Berkheimer on the ground of ex-
teme cruelty. This was the quickest
divorce ever granted in the district
court of Yellowstone county. The COM
plant was filed January H. and only
II days later the petition of the plain
tiff! was granted. Court adjourned
Monday evening for the term.
Thos. w. Humphrey, who has been in
the jewelry business in Billings several
years, sold his entire stock Monday to
J. Forester, and possession has already
been given. Mr.. Forester will remove his
stock from the Belknap block to the To-
cation which Mr.. Humphrey has held,
consolidating the two stocks. Mr..
Humphrey has not yet decided what he
will do but he will remain in Billings
for the present. w. e. George has
rented the room to be vacated by Mr..
Forester 1t will be remodeled. but
what business will occupy it Mr.. George
refuses to divulge.
DR.. o. B. Prickett. president of the
state association of Osteopaths, went to
Helena Sunday to assist in seeing that
his bill, introduced by Representative
Hedges. to recognize the practice of
osteopathy. does not fall by the way
side. Since the bill was introduced DR..
Erickett has received letters from menu
hers of the state medical board request
ing that he amend the bill so as to COM
bine the two boards, the medical and the
osteopath The bill specifically states
that the members of the osteopath board
stall not draw any salary from the
state. Under the law governing TIL,
state medical board, the members of
that board receive salary. But Dr.
Prickett is not in favor of an amend
ment to his bill.
c. II. Sharp. the railroad contractor.
has opened an office in the upstairs of
the First National bank block. Mr.
Sharp has contract for q miles CT
grading on the TOluca Cody branch CT
the Burlington and is employing nearly
$50 men and % teams. All the business
connected with the work is transacted
through the office in this city.
j. c. Maring, cashier for the Butte,
Anaconda & Pacific railway in Ana
conda. is spending a few days in the
city. Mr. Alaring was formely connected
with the Northern Pacific in Billings as
cashier in the freight Office and has
many friends here
Mrs. s. r. Miller is Very i'll at her
home on Second avenue north. Hsr
condition has become SO serious that
all members of the family have been
summoned to her bedside
Drs. Chapple and Armstrong were
called to Roundup Sunday to perform
an operation upon Will F. Strait, Who
has been quite i'll for a few weeks with
pneumonia.
Under Sheriff ]. Il. Sayles left Monday
for Deer Lodge accompanied by Mark
Thompson. who will serve two years in
the state penitentiary for grand larceny.
Geo. l.. Ravens has returned to Bill
lings and accepted position in the local
telegraph Office. He has been acting as
night operator at Logan for several
weeks
Billings is soon to have new meat
market. j. f. Taylor of Omaha. having
decided to open first class establish
ment and he has already secured To-
cation.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
THE RAILROADS.

The new rate of three cents per mile
on the Great Northern and Northern Pa
citc railroads in the state of Montana
went into effect today. Tickets from here
to Helena are now worth So, which is a
reduction of 81 on the old rate, but the
railroad will make no lower rate than
this for the round trip The fares to
points in the state are as follows: Great
Falls, $685.; Boulder, $140: Basin, $l.lo;
and Havre, 1910. To all eastern points
outside of the state the reduction in fares
is $3.50.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
YOUR HEALTH

depends upon the condition of your stom-
ach. If you suffer from dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, constipation, biliousness torpid
liver or weak kidneys, you'll find a sure
cure in Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It
will also prevent insomnia and nervous
ness by keeping the stomach in healthy
condition. Don't fail to give it a trial
See that Our Private Revenue Stamp
covers the neck of the bottle.
Be Sure AOSTETTERS'
You Get u STOMACH
The Genuine BlTTERS
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

1t is practically settled. according to
reports surrent that the Canadian gov
erhment has decided to purchase the
Northern Pacific lines in Manitoba for
about $6,OOO.o0o and lease them to anoth-
er company in consideration of low
grain rate
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

most in half, and at all other points pro-
portionatey.
Mr.. Hill will find it easier to apply his
principles of railroading successfully to
the. Erie than he did in the case of the
Baltimore & Ohio, because trunk line
conditions are much better now than
they We're then.
The Burlington has announced a round
trip rate of SO between st. Paul and
Chicago for the inauguration of Presi-
dent Mckinley. The lines east of Chicago
will make a rate of 1 cent a mile for the
round trip. AS yet the transcontinental
lines have made no concessions.
The Great Northern is carrying large
shipments of cotton destined for oriental
ports. The cotton is shipped from the
south via the Twin Cities. Over 100, 900
bales were carried through Spokane last
season by the Great Northern, and it is
expected that the business will be DON
bled this year
In former years all this cotton was
carried by the southern roads to the
coast and shipped to the orient, but the
FAST boats Nippon, Yusen Kaisha, the
Japanese steamship company operating
in connection with the Great Northern
makes it possible to give as good SER
vice via the northern route, which is
longer.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

The interstate commerce commission
has just issued the following statement
concerning the operation of the safety
appliance law that went into effect last
August:
THE law having been in full operation
only about four months. its beneht IN
preserving the life and limb of employees
can not vet be determined with much ac-
curacy. From such of the public prints
as were accessible it is found that up
10 December / there We're S64 casualties,
ol5 of which We're fatal. OF the total
number it would appear that 6lS were
either purely accidental or resulted from
apparent carelessness.
1.-Two hundred and twentynine were
caused by defective appliances, and in Il
the causes were not indicated by the
statements made; 4S2 occurred in the
yards and 341 upon the road. OF these
80 occurred in switching and 234 in the
operation of coupling.
These, of course, are only portion
OF the accidents which have occurred
throughout the country, and it is hoped
that the publication of these facts will
impress upon railroad employees the me-
cessty of exercising due caution in per-
forming their work."
Commencing a short distance west of
Washington, S. d., is what is probably
the longest piece of absolutely straight
railroad track in the world. For G. miles
the Northwestern road reaches away
across the prairie without curve. For
over so miles Of this distance there Is not
a bridge and only a few culverts.
Soon after Messrs. Hill. Armour and
Rcam became directors Of the Baltimore
& Ohio the first named gentleman under
took to show the management how 1t
could save s.. OO0.O 900 in operating ex-
penses without impairing efficiency, says
the Spokesman Review. His experiment
was successful. And for this reason there
is CONSERVATION in the ranks of the
Erie employees.
Mr. Hills policy of retrenchment is
about to take effect on that system,
which means that hundreds of men not
needed must resign and thousands will
have their salaries cut. 1t is said that
| the clerical forces of the Erie in New
| York and New Jersey are to be cut all
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01
ANNUAL. MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
Frs

Notice is hereby given that regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Salmon River Mining company will
be held February 4th 1901. at their office
10 West Granite street Butte Montana.
E. S. SHIELDS Secy.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-01

John Berkhemer on the ground of ex-
t,eme cruelty. This was the quickest
divorce ever granted in the district
court of Yellowstone county. The COM
plant was filed January H. and only
II days later the petition of the plain
tiff was granted Court adjourned
Monday evening for the term.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 16 (SpeciaD.-Corn advanced cent
and neld of it. Grain traders were affected by
the strength in securities London and New
York. That the potent factor. Corn was in
iuenced by the appearance of cold weather north
and by the prediction of light frost for the North
west tomorrow. December opened from 57hc 10
573sc. sold between 571tc and 5Sc, and closed at
5l1sc; September closed at SIC; May. 5S1sc. There
Improvement in the shipping demand; sales
$4,000 bushels. Liverpool lad higher. The
visible supply decreased 600 bushels and there
decrease passage of 1.56o. 600 bushels. The
local stock increased only 60ooo bushels. Worlds
shipments $685. 600. The old local bull crowd
did son,e buying; outsiders took very little part
There probably some further Cudahy selling
The inspection was 1865 cars, the estimate for to-
morrow 500 1t is uncertain how much damage frost
could do.
Wheat as we'll influenced by the i'm
proved tone of securities everywhere At its best
the wheat market showed an advance over Fri
day of &c lc: it closed 1ac sc over December
opened at 7o7sc TO 7olac sold between 7oAc and Ike
md closed 70Mc sellers; September closed at
esssc; May, 7fhc. The partial reaction on the
large in the visible supply bushels
There was a large decrease passage of 23Go 900
bushels. The English visible supply increased
10000 bushels. Worlds shipments were 2S1 ON
bushels. Liverpool Ad lower: Paris was up
about lc bushel. The Western movement was
naturally large. The clearances for two davs
/ 43s coo bushels liberal The buying of futures
was led by local bulls. The advance was made in
spite of the absence of outside speculation not
withstanding the lack of shipping demand The
sea aboard reported 2l loads for export. Oats fol-
lowed the lead of wheat and corn, closing PC to
&C over Friday; the September 34sac and the May,
ssIsc There Patten buying The
ket is kept firm by the continued existence of
few large holdines-Patten and others. The visible
increased 1,os7, 900 bushels, and the Chicago stock
increased 1s7 900 bushels. There lss cars. with
l7s for tomorrow. No round lots reported
for shipment
Flax strong, &c higher here and SC to l0c high
er at one time at Duluth Cash closed at 81 IS
s. S. September. 81 81 October 81 A. Oil is at 6oc,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

Haven & HARTFORD. Observation-Disclosures.
oswego Syracuse p. c. (gtd. by Delaware
Lackawanna e. Westerly ).............
Peoria Bureau Valley p c. (gtd. by Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific). .............
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne Chicago p. c. (gtd
= by Pennsylvania). Observation-Disclosures.
Pitts. hckeesport & Youghiogheny D. c.
lgtd- Jointly by Pittsburg e. Lake Erie and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern) 49,.
Providence Worcester 10 p. c. (gtd by "
" n. II. & H.. .-...........-........
Rensselaer, & Saratoga p. c. (gtd. by De!a
war ware A HudsoD ;.c..;..;...:.-..-.
by n. Y. C. & II. r. R. RI. )..............,
Saratoga 6, Schenectady p. c. (gtd. by Della
ware & Hudson)
Southwest of Georgia p. c. (gtd. by Centra
ri, Seorsia c..i - N =
(gtd by Pennsylvania. )....................
Utica, Chenango & Susquehanna Valley
p. C. (gtd by Delaware. Lack. & Western)
Utica & Black River p. C. (gtd. by Rome
Watertown e. ogdensburg).
Valley OF New-York p. C. (gtd. by Della
ware, I.ackawanna & Western). .-.........,
Warren On J) p. c. Cgtd. by D.. L. & W..
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

A DvERTIsEMENrS and suhseriptions for rhe Tribune
"A received their Uptown once. No. .242
2d door OF Slstst. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch Offices
once until o'clock wiz 2S4 Srh-ave.. e.
cor 23d-st: l52 6tn-ave l2thst Macy's.
West 4cdst near 6thave: 90 East l4th-st. Isl West
7th and Srh l69 East
Sdaye.. between 18th and 77th sta; 1.02e ad-ava.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

compared with 42c week ago. Receipts at the
three points. 134 cars. against 219 last year
Provisions were higher under the lead of Sep
tember ribs and lard. The list closed 2ac to l2f2c
higher Armour was a buyer of September rios'
Cudahy of lard. Hogs sc higher Stocks keep
small. There is evidently a short interest IN the
September ribs and September lard.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A NJ. 3.c5 P NJ Daily. except Sundays.
Pittsfeld and North Adams Saturdays only. 245
p. NJ; Sundays only at 9.2J A NJ
Pullman Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with PntSch Light
Ticket Offices at 11s 2s1. Az and 1915 Broadway es
Union So. W.. 2.5 Columbus Ave. 1SS West 125th St.
iSSth ST Stations New York: S3S 126
Fulton ST. and Jog Broadway e. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sth Street for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
p. s. BLODGETT GEORGE H. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

MEATS. MANHATTAN STATE HOSPITALS
proposals furnishing Fresh and Sat Meats or
the Manhattan State Hospitals a period OF six months
list, 1901 be sent by man OF ,a,
in person UP three 2. A. Friday September "a ieoi
undersigned the Office of the Hospitals NO.
Madison Avenue City (where full specneatlons
obtained which time and place ,he soaa h9 9I
Managers receive and open all proposals no ous
shall he considered except parties who actual
dealers in the which they submit pro
posals Each hid be accompanied by certihed
check for five the full amount as guarantee
bat a contract will be into II awarded A bond
OF some approved surety company Tor onenrd OF tne
will required award for the faith
i nsrforanca Of the The Board OF Managers
reserves the reject and all BIDS as IT may
Deem for best of the State. HENRY F..
ROWLAND President Board of Managers
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. New York as fol-
lows. and 42d ST. N r.:
'I:1O A. M.-For Intern. points Albany & Month.
t103o A. M.-Saratoga and Buffalo Express.
III 30 A ND Lake Mohonk and Catsiu Mtn Express.
P. M--Chicago Express
'cc5 p. M.-Cont Linn Detroit. Chi. &. ST Louis
f345 7. ND For Hudson River Points &
'615 r M--F'or ROch.. Buffalo. C1eved &
t145 +. M.-FOr Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit &
'9;15 P. M.-For Syra, Roeh., Mag. Falls De q Chi
"Daily- tDaily. except Sunday BROOKLYN An
mex. No. at flo:45 A. NJ; at 1906 p. NJ Leave
Jersey City. Z. r. r. sta No /. at I'll 90 A. NJ; No.
at 1885 p NJ Time tables at principal orices
Baggage checked from hotel residence by Wescot
P. s. BLODGFTT, e IAMRFRT
Gsn'l Superintendent. CenI Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York. foot OF Chambers ST.
as follows and minutes earlier from W 23d ST.
900 a. Uay.-SOlid train for Buffalo ART. D.
WaverIy. Elrnira and Bradford Coaches
parior cafe dining TO Buffalo.
O.15 a. m--Daily except Sundays. to Biaghamton.
Owego, waverly. Einra and Delaware Valley Points.
Daily Port Jervis Monticello.
Pullman Parlor Cars
2.3O m Daily-Chicago Iimited-Fase Maf-Soiid
train to Chicago arriving $50 m ATT Cleveland 40
Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining Car
7.3O p. Daily-BurYalo and Cleveland F,xpress-Arr.
Buffalo 7O5 Bradford T20 Jamestown 100 Youngstown
a. Cleveland 1890 D. m. Sleepers to Buffalo.
OIL City and Cleveland. Cafe
Daily.-Sold train for Binghamton. waveriy
Enlra Chicago Seepers Buffalo, Chicago. Cincinnati
Dining Car.
YIyICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. IFS. 261. 500 and 1889
Broadway. 15I East 125th St and 2IS West 1csth ST.
and West 23d ST. ferries. New York 333 and
$50 Fulton 9s Broadway. Brooklyn: 122 River 81.
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co calls FOR and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
Ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William T. Bon
bright & Co. of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ received az Uptown Office No 1242 Broadway.
% door north OF 3fst-st. until o'clock advertise
mens received al following branch ofiees at regular
eretes until clock o. co4 Sn-ave e.
cor 23dst I52 eth-ere. 18th ST.. Macys. 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
Proposals.


pbiIa Depot O. NJ Dept. 1923 Arch Street. Phia..
Pa Sept 9th l90i.-Sealed proposals. in rplicate. VIII
received here IL o'clock A. NJ, Thursday. sept
furnishing this depot with 5000 Helmet Sords
Helmet Hair Plumes,
Is 600 Helmet Eagles Artillery; 30 000 Helmet Spikes D.
Helmet Top % 600 pairs Helmet Side Buttons
Artillery dark blue Shirt Buttons. All 10
conform standard samples to be at Schuykill Ar
Government reserves the right to elect
nccs pt any proposals thereof Prefer
ence given domestic production manufact-
ure conditions quality and price ncluding in the price
NJ production manufacture the duty thereoh]
being equal GUARANTEE in 10 cent. of the value
OF advertised Tor accompany proposals
UNGUARANTEBD BIDS and bids based upon samples
considered. Blanks for proposals VIII oe u
application Envelopes containing proposals
to be ndorsed Proposals Military Supplies and ad
dressed Colonel JOHN V. FUREY. Asst Or MI "eh-
eral
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

DvERIisEAENrS ana .ueseriDsions for Tns rrsSuns
ID door north of 3istst p M advertiss-
ments received the following branch oces
once rates until clock p. "a Sth-ave q q
2Sdst-: 1s3 ethavA. coz l2th-ss: Macy 6h-ev0
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
GUARANTEED STOCKS.


'auoations furnished by Joseph Walker Sons No. ss
wall-st)
Albany susquehanna .. Cgtd by Della %,
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line p {. 0etd by
sI;,8s Tss Sl6sny p isid by n Y. c. a,,s a,s
s.sioa \. Y Air Line pr ?. c. Cetd by
NJ y y. H. & Observation-Disclosures. 1o1
Se.ien ss. & Lowell ?. gtd by Boston .,o
B,ssoa & froyid.noe 10 p. c tsid by n y
Beach Greek -: + c ietd by X Y c Hnd- -.
c,,swlssa R R Co. p. e pr stock igtd
csuls y rhisesphis y RssSnE ,,,a ~ ,ei, ii'
xss LaeEs%shhn mestern5 e e5'a os clo
N.yslsna ,ysn Pttsburg tgtd by Penn 20, ..su
oegy.ssi;cut gacu River 10 p G te,d by Boston &
cQnnecticui q Passumpsic River p c ietd
r Sy Boston & LoweD ................-..... 1eo
Columbus Ssn,h g Xenia p c. Cstd by rennsyl-
o,g5osTd g.;5 q Montreal p c cxtd by Boston
De si,s 8 BOuna Brook p. c. cstd by PhiladeI-
Detroit H.Isdaie & Southwestern ! p c. istd
xry 1 s. Michigan southern). 49,. lo6
p ga % 3 sg.ss sg Rn9sy,ssn,' MAMIE, 1ss. 1ss ,5
Lake saSs esog. T. Jsst,9n Ms,a. 81 p e pf etd by -.
,s, % Gssa coast s i La. p Of st'e ey 10 ass
I9ls Ii,l Central Leased Line p. tg.d by
Jo,e.h ii.h2is Central lo2 1861
gs ga p stock siS % By g chs C s1ts a nltfn f.s. isi
lifh,e'r shers g Michigan southsrn). ..,..... 27r
@ scSags savisseny $50 BY r FsnR'yis'es r. ess, 2a' 2a
hs a s sehSyeii sss x phs maseS RsAsns ga = us
hdrla hdgrnalaoelphia Resdinel. ..............-..- 100
~ xf : = Haslep i p com, and Df ssta BY 100
Nssszrork Lsckawsnna & western s y 40 Hs
= s'fasaek aik 10 p. c. 'std by n. 4. n. H.
-sss',sh s Worcester II. p c. ietd BY zSs
.ess phi. rsepssylxsnia g c. dsid by phll.dei
- Colony o. e fStd hy 10 y
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
Bing Gas lst mtg SIS. 1898

A-AAAt = -
do stock
.Buff c G LIST mtg 5s. 1e47.
do stock. --.--.--..--
.Colum Gas Co list SIS. 1882.
Sd G & E c lst Con 5s. 1919
do stock ck--.-.-..-...---.
Fl " Gas Co 1st 6s, 1925
&c Rap G L Co list 5s, 1915.
&C Rap G L co LIST 5s, 1918.
Haverstraw Light & F Gas
Co Gen'l Mtg 5s, 1919. -.
Indianap Gas LIST 6s. 1920 &.
jackson Gas Co stock ...-
do SIS G. 1887
Lafayette Gas list 6s, 1924.
L& " V Gas LIST 6s. 1925.
do stock
Mad G & z CO list 6s. 1925
'N E G & c LIST mtg 5s. 1926
90 stock. k...--.-....--.--
NY& Q E L & P Co stock
do preferred ..--
Ohio g. ! @ LIST mtg 6s, 1925
do p c (new)-
Syracuse G 1st mtg 5s, 1876
do steel cE.-----..-.----..-
'St Joseph Gas LIST 5s, 1881.
do stock. =
81 Paul Gas Con 5s, 1914 -
90 stock
West @ Of Milwaukee 6 p c.
90 5s.------.--..----- -.---
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s'430. tI.30 $500. 300 1000. '11.3O A. NJ 100
.13o taoo. '3.4o 400 ss4oo t43o 800. 100 IL 80
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
ys4.3o $780, 1000. '11.30 A. NJ. t1.Oc Il 30 30
800 200 z. NJ, '1215 mdt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Rector st.
Through Point Pleasant. 1000 A IL. 100. 45. 40
p. NJ Through to Long Branch. 500 P M SUNDAYS
through Point Pleasant. 1000 a. NJ 100 500 P. NJ.
Offices: Liberty st. Ferry. South Ferry.
1900 1854 Bway sc 5th Av I37 9th Av.. 25 Union So
West 1873 East l23th ST. 213 West 125h St. 245 Colum
bus Av., Fulton 81
Brooklyn: ss Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans.
fsr calls for and checks baggage destination
eFrom Liberty St only 'Daily tDaily excep, Sun
sSundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay CHRISTOPHER Sta
IeoO A M.-For Bnghamton, Syracuse and Utica.
900 A. M--For Buffalo and ST. =
.l2 Noon-For Utica. Oswego and Buffalo.
1890 p. M.-For Water Gap Pocono
y 40 p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago. =.
1900 p. M--For Scranton Piymouth-RuNe,
s6-10 p M--For Buffalo Chicago.
45 p M-For Utica. oswego. Ithaca and BuYaIA
200 A M-For Buffalo and Chicago Throu1h
sieepers. open p. NJ. ~0~s.
Tickets at A29. 1lsS. 1f3 Broadway. SO Iafaye,te P
20 5th Ave- iSS w l25 ST.. IL Park P... N. r.. as6
'paily- Except Sunday ,saturday only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
FERRY COMPANIES.

Bklyn F stock. k.--..-I
Hob F LIST 5s-..-.
NY & E r Ferry Co stock.
do Ist mtg 5s. 1922. ..
Ny & HF 1st gn ng SIS, 1896
10th & % ST LIST ing 6s, 1919.
union r OF y Y & B stock.
NJ G. NJ F LIST mtg SIS. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
sAn6 interest.

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Furnished by William E. Nichols. IS waII-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17
BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & Co.. No. 40 wall-st)

Open. close j High.l Low.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-17

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEW-YoRK.
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols is wall-st1
Alaska forum., 1901-08-01

EDITORIAL.
 Stalking claims by power of att orney is legal; but 1t Is hardly to be supposed that tie abuse of this priv ilege will be upheld. Law is bas- ed on cemmon,sense and if one man will stake a;creek sby7 power of9at- torney for, people liriug4 thousands of miles. away; the claims So staked and held are practically the proper. ty of the stalker, to all interts and purposes: we think tue. courts will not protect the nonresident who lends his: name for tl1is> purpose.
 The ,skeptic, who is of the opin-. ion that Alaska Is failure, from all agricultnral standpoint, should pay visit to the government exper1- mental station across the river. Farmer Jones will show him rye, barley, oats, wheat, buckwheat, and a large v4riety of vegetables; all thriving and doing we'll. The grain especially is luxurient in growth, the rye measuring five ft, six inches above the ground.
 It is to be hoped that work Oil the claims ill the new district will npt end with the staking,. Every claim holder should go to work and. prospect his ground; if he. is not satisfied, cut his name off the stalk esq q. e some tler man try his iu4k.