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New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NaU-York. December D 1901
.Fnsa dfec sa Sales Is portsd sd p
Ses S5S aFfssso s es}Ted quoted selling
ioo per b. The Antia the West Indies to-day
CALv z Receipts all for market were ls9 head
making carried over t from and yg5sTs{i 5s al six
et-s Te ruled quiet with M xes5 . sene H4e at at
$s&s7 & s. ARGg s5s@Ia4 40 nsa saiYs m
country dressed slow at 5a1oc dressed gTasseFs and leu
ss per 100 n $ o. h 81 IS: do 1877 b. at 81;
son i ysals Is l57 NJ at 81 So do 100
81 - do So go NJ al ssbs s. At Sass;
ed calves and yeariings 452 n at 50 sS ?, 10 .s n
at s. s2is; do 40 81 25: do. 1s7 10 at s''
Judd & CO: CO. Pennsylvania veals n. at So so
s d santeTs: veal at Sc: fed calves, 800 ~
sEEp all , for ,ns the stoo gsTs3 eaf
yesterday total OF 20 cars 10 @ ne 5n
and easier lambs 4Get ~R the bo P% q cars Of stock
e StSe' nscId at the finish s2Gss IS per Se
fsw reasha &c e % s. : SG e1s alt Sc s oasa Dressed
5a6}tc per 10: dressed lambs 7gse ,.ron. 20 n
avssse. sag at 5aa s. ss; l5s do n ls
s. So u call d. a. - ~ O At at So 81 n a Pennsylvania Ssp %
al II u Hume Bro lambs y 70 at s. 20 %
g. ss % q O cuiIs sheep Sc 0 at 49,
D harrington 200 state lambs. Il ~ at s. 'o' State
Sewt5n 0' Co" - Kentucky lambs n 81 so *
sheep n. sa 1872 do 100 10 at 81 20; 40 Gull do
4. a 81 ~. %. 400 t,o,,
s sandere lambs. 81 ~ at - io o pern Fs m
n at sheep % at - "o
!. panrsviyana Gull sheep an lambs 65 10. at 81 - -
Andrew Mullen: 2OI Pennsylvania lambs. % n. at - =
2 sheep Jos 10. at So so Gull sheep and lambs al ID
al So r,,..t. ,,,,bs q.
Kerns Commission Company: - Pennsylvania ianns Oh
NJ nj s. TO- sheep 81 10. at 50 20 10 ONO co 80 IT,
Il -. g
state cheer 80 10 21f Ohio do % rn at 80 a,s
yesterday III lambs, 81 n. at 81 7o sheep '2
II. at 81 80 CO. ,, 40 =, a. s5 ,oi,
% do &c ~ at S5: ~ sheep - 70 at 3 - -.
FOCS-Keceips 2,63o head: ABOUT Cas IL
soa Tbe market firm state sold at So per 100 m;
car Of Western dressed dull at 6gs2c
Y, for weights.
SaIes@J H. Hume & Bro g. state hogs lio 10 aver ro
at So per 100 ID " coughs "'' i' O. go '
10. 81 100 -, -. q, 70. late
s Judd & III Western hogs l2S ~ al % H. ~, ar
hoE ea ~ E al ~ date Yesterday: Is State hogs 53 10
a So "a state pigs ID Sc: roughs 2es ID az 30
! stag. 30 n 50 80. - ,..- 49, ,Ss =, AZ
90 ~ Sreson nate Yesterday: hogs 152 n,
A. sG az. do $50 10 at So pigs, % fo at 80 10
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
LIvERrooL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. ), 2. m.-Coton-Spot in fair de-
mand prices 1-32dl 64d lower american mfddling
mdding. 19 32d: middling. 4Iad; low
midding. + l3 32d; good ordinary 0 32d: ordinary
1924. The sales of the day 10000 bales of which
500 for speculation and export and included 400
receipts $1,000 bales including $500
Futures opened easier and closed barely steady
American middliug. December 2G-G4d+ - 64d
December and January. Is 6id sellers January
and February. 2S-6i64 2464d sellers February and
March. Z 80 tf4T4 23-Gid buyers. March and April
- CID buyers; April and May. p 640i 226id buyers
May June. 1-64d4 22e4d sellers; and July
21-6id sellers: 1 f-6td sell
els; August and September. Is sid4 16-e4d value
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH,

Chicago Dec e. 5SSsS SS "a acSs poor @H 10
medium s4gsG 90 stoekers and feeders so ~ 30
81 30: bulls 10as4 20: calves 81 5a 70 90 IeMas @
Hogs-Receipts to-day. o".Ooo ~"
a. 600. left over 600: excitejy higher show hogs sold
Al So So mixed butchers 81 I3dS6 20 good 10 ch3
heavy. 50 .'pSo ia lRht - "a
ass 80. bulk OF sales So 7oIS6 Is Sheep-ecepts =
900 sheen active steady lower lambs strong
IA I0c higher: good choice wethers S}I3qS 10 west
S3GS4: native lambs y 'o1S" ~ "e7'ei'' u
lambs. S3Gs4 %. ., ,fh s,0se .,
cattle active higher a0qs5 10 Sheep active strong
s n5GS3 Lambs strong, $3 231Si 40
tast f3nfaio pee 5GCattle-Receips light: steady
yaaa-iooI to choice s7Gs7 to fairly good
e. 506sG "a Iogs-Receipts 5000 head: fairly active and
Stronger for good grades Workers s. Io9$5 So light do
e. 559ls5 a. mixed packers s. 90dS6; medium choice
heavy SO o5d$6 load choice brought Sc 80 pigs
e. 6os5 65 roughs S5dsJ 40; stays So I5nSi % sheep
and 500 head fair demand without de
lambs. 50 i5mSI % good TO choice
81 sG6s5 10: cuils fair SO 3ogS4 75 choice handy
yetbers So 6ols$3 -; vearlings. 81 I5QSi
Esst Liberty pee 5-Cate steady: choice. s. 756S6:
prIme IS 5oas5 20: good s. 1895 40 HogsaAStive:
prine heavies 2OdS6 -; heavy mediums $6aS6 10;
ght do s. s5s heavy Workers s. sog$3 s. light d.
s. oG$5 10 Sheep-DuI best wether 81 5oGS3 So Gulls
ana common S1dS2 yearngs, s. 30uSS 10 Veal calves
S66Si.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, 5.-The offerings auction
to-day numbered Il. Al attendance good
competition spirited. crossbreds
in demand home and Suit
able lots of mernos taken for America Inferior
grades continued weak. spes being fat Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal grades were in request Following are
the sales in detail: New South Wales bales
5l4dG1s I'D greasy, 312da1112d- Queensland 3.0C0
bales: secured 4d@ts 6i2d; 5d6g1ed Victoria
2200 bales secured. 2dG1s Cd; 44d610d West
Australia. bales: greasy. 41sdGTsd. New-Zealand
$500 bales: secured. 2dGfs 3Isd greasy. 21.d1o1zd
Cape of Good Hope and Natal 400 bales secured 6d9
is sd: 3t2dHIAd
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
HOLIDAY

.>gTToN-Cott,n had sharp setback to-day closing st
figures q under profit taking ano an
To market Waicf 10 reitao ~
ding operators opened steady with near
r.onrhs of points and far months up 10 points
sNter which became firm and the trading OASIS
General h4vap by Wall Street bulls weak
F,rCiish cables bearish private Liverpool aaFlces
the market fo- time Room
sentiment hullshy inclined hrmness IN southern
huisa estimates IF receipts curing tie
aance of the mon and good trade reports ABOUT the
cotton sales offered by commission houses
profits within easy reach ana We're
their cotton could ne purclaed al coi
si5eraty le<el before pronounced frther Iis
rad acjise, with wan street n
rr s7arp and buyer on weak spots Al
and everything pointed TO a
steady cose with prices with last night
f5v There we're buying orders ior January
and these not onN reid t1e mar
discourage bear selling IN tfe lds
gradually apiedse0 WIN
result that furry Of proht taking set IN AZ
market rapidly. sellr z on 70 4"
few minutes Leading room
decline rck up cotton soid
Yesterday January and some ol me cor
Ssrattve hears used break opportunity 10 p9
themselves further loss short selling was
rot e1rarea N eZ,arev on decline. and the
impression the decline was bnt nati
rpu. aroaainE would be foilowoed by another
u buying and Sub-antlal luftHet
Southern spot all exhibited hnness VIZ
high- and de nsnd very active az
rates The lquicating movement continued 70 the
close market finally 10 10 ioihts io"ei
srG barely steady I'm tCne-
The range q contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

srot closed quiet. with quotations unchanseo sn
TIE basis >asc iddling upland and ssc for mdalhg
GU sales 81 bales Southern spot ma seIe
ieieeraphed Orleans quiet ana STACY
uncsange6 AZ ~ lGc; Mobile quiet &c higher al
80 savannah steady unchanged RI sAc; Whining
"a in and unchanged nc; Norfolk steady and IIo
az l3lcc; Baltimore nominal and ane,anseu "a sc
= = AuSnF;a steady 12c lower at fisHf 10 iec
:. Louis quiet unchanged 7%c Estimated re
tlls Al Now Orleans are 1900 10 l4eS
2aes compared with bales actual last week ana
Ito asifs actual year ago: Houston for 10 morrow
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Dec s-Cotton firm; middling. Tsc low
mddng 1-16c; good ordinary. 6Asc: receipts, 1s2
bales; exports the Continent lc49; coastwse. 496
sales, 1.e6s: stock, l62, So@-
Savannah Dec. Cotton steady: miidling 7Ac: low
mddng 516c: receipts. GAO bales sales 1io5;
Memphis Dec. Cotton firm: middIing. I1-16c: low
r1dd 1-I6c: ordinary 1-16c; receipts.
251 bales: 2.I2i; shipments, 26Is sales $500,
stock l0S.5Si.
New-Orleans 5-Cottcn quiet; middiing.
receipts a32 bales; exports Great Britain $3.50;
coastwise, 2OS; sales 1000, stock, a9004s
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
Rdilrndcs.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTT-THIRD sTREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
xr The leaving time from De.bros.es and
CortIandt streets is nve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted
100 A.. Vi. FAST MAIL--Limited to two Buffet Parior
York Pittsburg- Sleeping Car Pitsours 70
sss RSsT ss1s1sf csveaaa
"S cSparten, seeSns pinns smoking and
tion Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati
FnSisS AD zS L9'
encag@ as s. IsSs RginE Gar r.our
SIS ?. II. WESTERN ExPFEss.-FOT chicago For
SaesPP S9iFTSax ssury y,is1 And
Route Connects for Cleveland excsns sasyEdsy
" GIgyEANp Pis,yr9 revsSna AS sn SsHnat
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
300 dining caI o5s dining carr a % Streets lSs'
ing a SaI2 10 1pesoTossfS @ ana an PaTior and Dining
Ss5s sDlang P,n.9s ca1 - as as sDlR9s Io S
DINING cs) IS dining CAP: g. Sso 'GSn G5,n
ing Carr 4.25 Dining Carr. ASS Dining Car'' s--S
souTTERN R4ILwAY.-ESpress BIS. 425 p m. IL 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express. 9-25 m and s2S
Me,ropolitan Limited 1885 daily Express
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cEsiPEaR aPa MsEPrIsaa' OHIO I p pRRrLWRr-55 a. m
FoR OLD I1 PofNr s9n n CoIFoRr and NoRFoLK-755
weekdays and s.55 p m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-e.55 a m. and 255 2. m Vees-days
Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-12.5S y m. weekdays.
For points and Long Branch Railroad IRON
WeSt Tventy-third Station)- $50 m II 4F-
s,25. ass. II 25 p Sundays. 30 a m. 80
. Desbrosses and CCrtiandt Streets). 600
a. fa5o. $40. ard 1l3O p. m su1dsys O. As
a H. SIS p n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
60 Dssbroses aHd G9Ttlsndt Streets 6 ~ :s5o.s So
CortIardt Streets. 1O2N Dining Carr 1O35 Dining
Carr 1i55 m Dining Car. 2 10 (Desorosses
ard Cortlandt Streets 200 255 325 Dining Carl 30
g. a5 % Dining Carr ass Dining carr. 500 CD1inS
Carr - s25. s55. 925 m ~ % night Snnaays- Seg
e. 10 755 ccaches). Se5 $50. 30. 955 tIin1ftsI
955. 1055 Dining Ca-l m r. Dining carr @ I2S
Dining Ca-J 325 Dining Carr. 355. 423 (in1nE Csr
Dining Carr SIS Dining Carr. T55 %. s55. .
T. II 10 night.
1s2 Fifth Avenu, below 23d Stl Astnr House; West
Twenty-thrd Staten. and st-tions foot or
hrosses CortIandt Court Street. $50 Fu
ton Street. % Broadway and Pennsylvania annex sta
ton. Brooklyn: Station Jersey City The New YORK
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage rom
hotels and residences through 70 destination Telsphne
914 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad CAP
Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. P WOOD.
General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

Corn No 2 cash 66sc; December. e6sc May. e9i4 .
69ssc. oats cash. 4sc; December. 4sc; May 47se;
No white, 49l.c.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

1000 1056e bales with 1892 bales actual
1T3
Receipts the norts and interior points to-day.
compared with day week year:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
s.ios $500 s9O0 1000 'I1.3O A NJ. 81 90. FlSp.
a. . 40 a 90 Ss4 90 45O 800. '7OO t73O $500.
'' BAITIMORE AND WASHINGTON
~. 20 A NJ. 'lO0. fl3O. $40. 800,
p. s1s.55 mdt.
f3OO 1854 Bway 9TH i3I 9th Ave- - Union sd
West, 1873 f2Jth 2T3 West 133h ST. 245 Colunl-
hus New Court St, 344 $50 Fulton St.
Rrookivn eS Broadway williamsburg New York Transfer
"a calf. for and checks baggage 20 destination
sFronr Liberty only "Day. daily except Sunday
o-Iv
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bunalo Dec 5-Flour strong. Wheat nothing doing
corn dull: No . yellow, I212c: No : do. I1isc; No ,
No Jii2C. Oats unsettled No white. of
fered AT sc No 3 do 81 nc: No mixed i9i=c; No do
4ac Barley sales. Rye higher No l. 6S2C. in store
ed
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

slightly buyers favor is quiet and there
transit; Choice jersey potatoes firm; ysinas
c are Pe95 hd about ma Of ead Csuowers in fsr supply
and with duh trade prices rule lower and WeaK
change NeN-orieans quiet. be
tables and scattering lots arriving
Mrnn 6 per rs bas s @ do
large choice es p 5ss % s. SO z. DC o 5 Iss sFss
Iion pPime psg so Pf Bag ~ 81 soasi
s asass IS q sood P5ims 8 sSass s. Do
Jersey good to prime per 5 o6 & 8 sSsst pc Tne
land cloth heads 50 5oG$3 %; do South jersey. per
9a 9as s Ss % Do neo ea nso
sF sS M ssSs % sf to f6od s.
cabbages Long Island. 100 s3gSo do state per ton
Sa 1SGss per sssS sG1 Rzs1
Norfa % per- half bb BASKET socas % Florida SO
s5 o @ % SSh ct ond2s Gs52na S9
prime Sass e DO yeli9w n h fair to
Ted Secticnt red per bbi Sas yellow So 259ss so
Do sr vss sss g g 'gs S r do ss $ ds aad ~ do
3Haqs 6s ca2fcr Rfr ~ ssa pspe ForGs per carrier
81 per b9 $3gs4 & peas ss a1o6s 6
crate or basket s5@Ss; Hubbard per bb s. 5g
'sS SOC .oTSt2 Yn @ ioday was reported
as only fair better swing of demand Is soon ex.
I'D & sna Prices ss can Of local erenerts aerly
has been good many nn Of Of he Clover adeg Prices
quite sharp as they We're put % mere IS @ no
GaIa0 Gas n S5Gsk f6g per In 95e Ia" M No
. 77l5@S214c: No 3, 60dT2lac clover unchanged sns
bales hay 212c per than large SrRAW-as
by will diminish with the closing paFSs
supplies prices long at '9usoc tor sood
fright to prime of hay and straw IN tons
rported al the Produce Exchange at noon to-day were
as follows Hudson River Railroad. 300; PennsyIvannia
800 Erie 60; Delaware Lackawanna and western 4oc'
Shore 1870; Valley 1Io Baltimore ana ONO
90: Central ersey 80; river boats 6o total
Receipts straw by river 30 by ral tota Ioo
NAVAL sTSREs.
The spirits turpent continues dull ana un
changed. Rosin. and pitch ruled quiet ont ABOUT
TAR-Reguiars 81 s.: do oil bbls, 50 30.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;-31'2a3sc - - :, 90 y
ROSIN-Common : good strained 81 DO - 81 %,
81 s5; F 81 %: G. 81 75 H. 81 so; X, 81 80; NJ
So; y, So e5 W G, 81; W w. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin ms
Spirits turpentne '-'-' ttis
----'
Savannah Dec 5.-spirits turpentine firm 32lzc re-
ceips s5S bbls 1899. Rosin firm receipts 90,
bs; saies 15s4 Quoted; A. B. G. D, r. 81 iYaSl g. X
81 Ia; NJ So s. y SO % " G. SO 90: W ". 50 80 -,
Charleston 5.-Turpentine firm. unchanged Rosin
firm. unchanged. >-..;- 5,t,--
wilmington Dec. 5.-Sprits turpentine-Nothing DONG
receipts - bbs Rosn firm, 95c1s1; receipts 1863 bns
firm 81 90: receipts. 33S hbs Crude turpenhe quiet
81 1od$2; receipts, 40 bbls
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
A nd = NJ. Daily, except Sundays TO Pits
Sundays only. 9-20 a. NJ
all through trains
Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices 113 PSI. AS ard 1915 Broadway. .
So 2T5 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th 3.
18th 13sh ST. Ststiors. New York S3s and I23
and 100 Rroadvay F. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 3sth Street fo= New York Central Can
checked from hotel residences oy
Fsxnre=< Company
P BIoDGETT GEORGE H DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

Cash quotations follows: Flour nrn NO .
sprinG wheat T4@4c; No red. S212c. No oats 46ts9
1S5sc: No white 949c: white. A a3Sc NO Z
rye 61@6ll4c Fair choice mailing barley 6oaS4 &c
No haxseed, 81 43aS1 a.; No Northwestern 81 a.
Prime timothy seed Sc 4oas6 so Glover contract grade
so hbl. SIS 50GS16 60 Lard. per 100
IN 50 75qs9 II Short sides 0oose), IS 40dSS 90
Ty salted shoulders boxed IA lsc Short clear sides
fhoxed) Whiskey, basis OF high wines.
sl the Produce Hxchange .oday the butter mar
Eet creameries f4G2iisc; dairies 13q20c
cheese steady; 9I4d10t.c. Eggs hrm; fresh 24c
Duluth Dec. 5.-Close Wheat-Cash. No hard re;
No Northern IL i7c; No Northern, I4c December t4c
May. 77is. Corn. e4c. Oats 451sc
Milwaukee. Dec. 5-Wheat higher Close No l North
ern 761sc: No. Northern. I4A4'51ac May L9tsc Rye
higher e2g62lzc. Barley Arm; No 2 61qe3c; sam
pie. 50G51isc. Corn. May. 6Isc
Minneapolis. 5.-Close: Wheat-Cash. Io>sc: De-
cennber I3saIsiac: May, 74NG74Esc; track. No, !
hard. 7IHc; No Northern. 74%c; No Northern q *g
73l.c. Four-Frst patents 81 soGs4: second patents
So 75sj >; first clears 81 second cieas' e oo
0So 60 Bran higher; bulk. Sia9s2o
St Louis. Close: Wheat. No red cash $50
sohc; December Sic; May. s2is4e24c; No hard 1Sc
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

c-oFee cables: Santos: coffee markets steady Good
Everase Saros 5s30o receipts 1000 bags stock i4N+
aa hscs rIanhu-g-,offee market opened a pig lover
90 n m was net unchanged = pfg lower sales
! 600 bags Hax-e-CnTee market opened rely stealy
<-sr~ lover At II m unchanged At ; r m uil-
|chaneeI 80 = franc higher $50 declined =
|tranc. Total sales. $1,000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
.TAIJORy STEAMSHIP LINES.

NA From New-York wednesdsys Fridays S1a Saturdays
STRAIGHT and RoUSD TRIP Ticket. issued 70 al
,nts in Texas Colorado Arizona. California. Mexico.
&c. Georgia. Florida, Sc pelghtfui Excursions;
Write for 60-page Pocket Guide smailed freesx
c. Il MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Asts-. Pier 20. E. R.. NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
NAVAL. sr6RES.

The market for spirits turpent continues dull ana un-
changed Rosin. tar pitch ruled quiet out aoou
steady. We quote:
TAR-Reguiars. 81 s.: do oil bbls 50 go
SPIRITS TURPENTINES- - - % -
ROSIN-Common 20 good strained 81 90 - 81 81 %. ~
81 60 F 10: 81 T5 H. 81 40; l, 81 ~ r. - 'o' VI
So; N SO e5; W G, 81; w w. 81 10
STOCK HAND.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
WHITE STAR LINE.

"A. NEW EENsTOwN-LIvERPooL-
r,r,ric Dec TO- A. NJ. Ciermanc Dec. -. moor
Oceanic Dec II. A Celtic Dec 81 10 A M
tror massage freight general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
North River Office 2 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
OLD DOMlEl0ORI l1ME

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Pfnner's
Point and Newport News. Va Petersburg
Richmond Beach, Washington D. c..
West
and Passenger steamers &c,
N r. foot of Beach St, every day at p NJ.
II r. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS TO-DAY

-ew-York. December 5. 1901
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-11
OENouNCE ANARCHY
BUTTE MINERS SCORE WoULD-BE
SLAYER OF PRESIDENT.
DECLARE FOR ORDER AND LAW
Resolutions Passed by Miners Union
Excoriating Czolgosz-Eradi-
cation OF Anarchists
Demanded.

Today the officers of the Miners union
Of Butte gave out resolutions which had
been prepared by committee. The res
buttons are concerning the attack upon
the chief executive last Friday. The
document drawn up by the laboring men
Of Butte breathes the loftiest sentiments
Of patriotism and are an index to the
loyalty and fidelity to American
ideals entertained by the laboring men
Of this city and state.
The resolutions are signed by Presi-
dent Edward Hughes and Secretary
Frank O'Connor Of the union, and the
names of Charles O'Brien, Joseph Gallo
way and Frank Reber as committee
on resolutions, indicate in some meas
ure the source from when the language
of the well-penned resolutions came.
Wisely the resolutions point out the
madness of attempting to change the
course Of government by removing the
chosen servant of the people by assassl-
nation. The statement made that the
power to undo governmental wrongs
rests with the people displays clear
knowledge of the spirit of the American
people and the plan under which the
nation operates. The resolutions in full
are as follows:
Whereas, An infamous attempt has
been made upon the life of President
Mckinley, the executive of the American
republic; and
Whereas, There is no justification for
the existence of the "red-handed assas-
sim in that form of government which
has for it's basic purpose the equality
of opportunity" and where the rectifi
cation of any unjust conditions that may
exist is directly in the hands of the peo-
pie, and
Whereas, The purpose of assassination
as exemplified in the attempt upon the
life of President Mckinley is OF de-
depraved, degenerate and unspeakable
character, and
Whereas, The Butte Miners union Is
q firm and steadfast advocate of that
which Is law-abiding; therefore, be it
Resolved, BY this union, that 1t de-
nounces IN unmeasured terms the spirit
Of outlawry as illustrated by the at
tempt o. Cxolgosz on the life of Presi-
dent Mckinley; and be 1t further
Resolved, That this union will sustain
any effort upon the part Of the properly
constituted authorities Tor the extermi-
nataon and eradication Of al suoh un-
American characters and purposes that
IRE In AaGrant violation Of every prin-
Eiple Of constitutional government; also
Resolved That this union sends greet
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-11

his left hand and poured the stuff down
his throat, while his right hand grabbed
the whiskbroom. Then he made rum
for the corner of the room. and with
the whisk broom swept a clean place
on the sawdust covered floor, and. lying
down. had a fit. Mind you, he drank
the best in the town. I need not tell
you that I did not iEss
well, you will now!" came from tbs
bunch in chorus. "At least you will buy
it for US, We said we would stand for
anything not too old. but you went the
limit" OF
And all adjourned to drink and laugh
at the expense of Hoober. :. .-
'They were blufing," said Hoober
later. 'aThey never heard that before.
Simply wanted to be funny and appear
wise" :.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-11

undesirable class of citizens have be-
come more or less emboldened through
comparative immunity, and the mandate
to leave will have the effect of reducing
this sort of thieving to the minimum,
while checking in large measure any
Of the smaller fry, who may be similarly
disposed.
Several cases, mostly of small calibre,
were up before the court at the morn
ings session.
Nellie Brooks, colored, East Mercury
street, charged with prostitution. was
fined 500, sentence suspended with or
der to leave town by Saturday night.
Nellie was up some time ago on $40
theft, and has the reputation of a no.
torious thief, hailirg from Chicago.
John Cullen, Jailed on a charge Of
using abusive and indecent language to
an officer at Front and Utah street, en-
tered q plea of not guilty, and was
booked for trial Friday afternoon. John
endeavored to have the trial set for Sat-
urday on the rather original plea that
Friday was unlucky. The court, how
ever. while admitting his point of view.
declined to grant the request on any
such basis.
Pat Nugent imbibed too freely of corn
juice and was held for disturbing the
peace at $50 East Granite this morning.
His wife, who complained that he had
offered abuse to herself and children,
did not wish to push the case, however,
withdrawing the charge, and this morn
ing Pats sentence was suspended for "a
hours, while he Went to the hospital on
sick leave to so-er w.
Ruth Holmes, arrested for the robbery
of $40 from a patron of her house of pros
titution, 80 East Granite street. was dis
missed, the evidence not warranting the
court in committing her.
Charles Hansen, up for stealing Sec
ton of stove pipe from the rear of a
Park street hardware store, was dismiss
ed, with the charge by the court that
If remanded again for a similar offense,
he would be given the limit.
Charles O'Connor. James McHenry,
L.,arles St. Clair. William Donnelly.
James Logan and Ed Smith were given
a hearing on the charge of vagrancy.
Donnelly and Logan pleaded guilty and
were sentenced to 30 days, sentence sus-
pended conditionally that they make
tracks for some other cline. The rest
pleaded not gully. and will be given
a hearing Friday afternoon.