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PULLED AND
LIGHTS GO OUT
coLoRED cLusmEA MIX AND
HARDWARE IS DISPLAYED.
THOMAS samms and q. webster, two,

Thomas Stmms and r. Webster, two
colored men auarreled early Sunday
evening and there was something do
Ing until Officer Lavelle arrived.
It is said that Webster intruded
upon the members Of the club and
was told to keep out several times by
Simms. When finally pushed out OF
the place. Webster drew q gun and
began shooting at the lights. At that
time there was q display Of hardware
and simms drew q gun as well g
Harry Ford. who tried to bring peace
Before Oficer Lavelle arrived, several
shots had been fred.
The participants in the affair were
before Judge Mann yesterday and
their case was continued until today,
Webster is the only man in jail
Simms is out on bonds.
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MANY MiOURNERS
ON THE BENCH
MONDAY MORNING CLASS LARGE
IN JUDGE MAhN's COURT.

The mourners' bench was nlled yes
terday morning when Judge Mann
called his court to order. John g.
johnson was intoxicated Sunday and
decided the best thing to do was to
plead guilty. He consequently was
fined IS and will work the time out
for the city. as he did not have the
wherewithal.
Chester Badboy an Indian strolled
away from his ancestral tepee Satur.
day and came to the city by the class
ic Yellowstone. After coming here he
did not camp on the banks Of the river
but came to the south side and Tapped
up much red liquor. He tried to blame
his predicament on q white man and
his case was taken under advisement
until this morning when sentence will
be passed.
Turin Adolph was found guilty OF
being an italian secretary in the twi.
light zone. He wat fined SO and or
dered out OF town.
Pat Sweeney and James Reid were
still under the spell when their names
were called and they will come up to
day.
otto Frank was fned . golden ter
buck piece for assisting the distiller
les to distribute their product.
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Sumner county, Tennessee, Novem-
Der s, 1858. He had an academic edur
cation, studied law, practiced in Co
lumbia, Tenn, and vas ! member of5
the legislature 10 1884.
He was q delegate to the national
Democratic convention Of 1896, and
member Of congress 1Ss7-1so1, from
the Tenth congressional district 81
Tennessee. He served with distinc-
ton in the United States senate for
six years. being defeated for re-elec-
ton in the primary . little over 9 year
ago by Former Governor Robert Tayr
loE Senator Carmack then resumed
Till practice Of law n this city. which
Wits then his home, but within few
months removed to Nashville.
Last spring he opposed Governor
Patterson for the Democratic guber
Material, nomination, c~hampioning the
cause Of statewide prohibition. He
was defeated.
Shortly after his defeat MT. Car
mack was offered the editorship IN
the Nashville Tennesseean. He e
cepted and since then has been at the
head Of that paper. is
Senator Carmack's newspaper ca
reer began in 1886. as a member Of
the editorial stan OF. the Nashville
American. He founded the Nashville
Democrat in 1889 and when It merged
into the American, became editoFstnn-
chief Of the latter paper. n 1892 shs
became editor Of the Commercial Ap-
peal, at Memphis. He was marrded.ih
April 1890 to Miss Elizabeth Cooley
Huntington OF Columbia, Tenn.
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phil CRElN| SELLS
BREWERY INTEREST
.. coLLks WEST WILL BE VICE
PRECEDENT.

Phil Grein, who has been connected
with the Billings brewery for many
years, yesterday disposed Of his inter
ests In the brewery to "A. H. Mueller,
of Butte. son OF the late Henry Muel-
Ter, one Of the leading stockholders Of
the brewery. It is understood that IS
. result OF the sale All. Mueller will
become president. ]. Collins West, the
present manager, will, become vice
president and manager and Raymond
Wise vii. become secretary and treas
urea
Failing health was given as the req
son for retiring by. Mr. Grein,. when
seen by . representative Of The
Gazette last night. He said that %
con a. Mrs. Gredns comes homo from
Chicago. he will leave with her for .
visit Ia Seattle and possibly may 80 TO
California to spend the winter, but he
expects to return TO- Billings, and en-
bark in some other business.
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a FEARLESS NAN.
III the Senate He Was considsred !
Brilliant Speaker.

WI VIZ
$# Brilliant spsaDsr.
WASHINGTON, NOV. 9.--Senator
Carmack during his senatorial career
from 1901 to 1907 made q number Of
brilliant speeches. Although In
clined to be sarcastic In some of his
utterances, he had made many friends
IN congress among both Democrats
and Republicans, who admitted his
fearlessness and his intellectual stain
ments. 5s7 :St
Perhaps the most notable speech
during his four years in tho hover
house. was his brilliant effort IN his
own defense when Josiah Patterson.
fsther OF the present governor OF
Tennessee. contested CArmack's seat.
During his congressional#caTesr -
constantly attacked the Republican
administration. notably In connections
With 1ndianola. Brownsville and Paa-
ANA revolutioa incidents and execu-
tive encroachments. Insthe senate
he VA . minority member %. thesscon
mittes on Philippino islands
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snL,aos MERCHANTS NAVE 4
GRANGE At NEW TRADE.
DISPUTE OVER WAGES
BUSINESS WILL BOOM


The freight rates 81. the Billings q
Northern nifEoea were given put yes-
terday. They srssrefy advantageous
70 the bnsinsss msa Of BilBnss. - II
givss them : cAAaoe . get trade With
81 g miles x oreakad4lls With better
feasAt rakssI &xa ~ Msectftc city
mescAantS can secure.
From Bi,ltagIss' 10 Stamford on the
line the distance 10 a1s5 miles. The
freight rate Oh snr6t class commodi-
ties varies from ~ cents 70 50 cents
Per 100 hundred. 4ccordins to the dis.
lance shipped. Stamford i the fstth!
est point where goods can be shipped
from this city q a-cheaper yatc han
Crest Fails. Dry Eoods, shoes. drugs.
fruits and liquors are included In tho
arst class. The rats on second Glars
shipments, which includes some kinds
OF hardware 10 fromsl4-to IS cents Per
hundred. Machinery is under the head
OF third class commodities. Canned
goods. sugar and other groceries are
under class No. a. The rate is from
10 to Al cents.
Distributing Rates.
Billings has Just been given the spe-
cial distributing freight. rates which
Butte, Helena, Great Falls and Kali
ispell have, always enjoyed. These
rates give the merchants of this city
a chance at the trade of the Judith
basin. Billings gets 9 lower rate on
goods shipped from the east while It
enjoys the same schedule as the other
Montana cities on shipments from
western and southern points:
The merchants here will endeavor
to win some, OF the Lewistown trade.
The transfer point will be at Judith
Gap 113 miles from Billings. Although
there are no accommodations at this
point, it Is the intention of the com.
pany to have q local agent at the
Gap in q short time
Travelling men will be sent out at
once by a number Of local firms, who
hope to get into the virgin territory
first and corral the trade. Two men
started out yesterday to look over the
field and report to their firms.
Freight Office Here.
The freight business Of the Grea1
Northern and Billings 81 Northern vii
be- handled In the same Office where
the Northern Pacific and Burlington
are located. Four new clerks have
been added to the force to handle the
business. This makes a total of q
people in all to handle the clerica
work of the freight business in Bill
ings. AS business increases the force
will be increased. This is the freigh'
terminal for all four OF the roads.
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WATER RIGHT APPROPRIATION.

Aaron G. Bennett yesterday hled no
tioe In the county recorders Office that
he had appropriated 100 inches, Mon
tana measurement. Of two!and ons-halfI
feet Of water from the Mil ditch, Tor
the purpose Of irrigating 20 acrea sit-
uated in northwest quarter Of south
east quarter. lot g. section 50. town
ship q south. range q east. The Land
Is about two miles southwest o1sLAu-
rel. 5.!
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supeR,nrENoEnr OF y. N. 8. 4.
ID. u. Bridges viii Have Charge ., the
Club Building.

7. =. Bridges arrived in. the city
Sunday night from Denver to become
superintendent Of the 7. NJ. G. A.
building. This is a lea position. no
person having had charge of the club
house heretofore. The duty Of TAX
ing care of the building fell upon Sec
rotary G. e. Steele and other officers.
Mr.. Bridges will have entire charge
and will see that everything is kept
in ship shape order.
MI. Bridges has had much expert
ence in this line having done similar
work In Denver and other cities for
some years.
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From Saturdays Daily.
w. q. Hogan 10 in town from Red
Lodge.
James Leach Is in the city from
Hardin.
o. N. Best Of Dillon is . visitor In
Billings.
j. II. Bierbauer is in the city from
Livingston.
Arch H. Taylor is ! visitor in town
from Laurel.
e. ". Adams came in from Big Tim.
Der last night.
r. H. Barclay Of Helena raj in Bill.
tngs yesterday.
Mr. and Mn. T.. j. Westcott are here
from Columbus.
G. l. Heren OF Custer spent yester-
day In billings.
Mrs. N. Quinn Of Columbus is . Wis
ttor Ia Billinsa.
On. w. 4. Sudduth 1s IN ne CITY
from Broaduew.
Jos. Korintz Of Bozeman is In the
city on business.
Herman Lehfelt has gone to his
ranch nea Lavina.
Attorney Fred Hathhorn has re-
turned from Forsyth.
George H. Savage has returned
from q visit to Butte.
VIII. Kelley and T. F. Sherman are
in the city from Butte.
Senator w. +. Meyer Of Red Lodge
10 In Billings on business.
J. H. Thompson left yesterday fol
Helena N q business trip.
Mrs. j.. c. Spencer OF Cody, Wyo-
Is visiting Billings friends.
Mrs. II. T. Edwards Of Powell. Wyo.
10 the guest Of Billings friends.
Lee simonson left for Omaha and
other eastern cities last evening.
George H. Brown. ! druggist Q!
Sheridan, Wyo.. 10 In the city on bus
meas.
G. A. Murphy Who has been In Bill
inss for some time left for his hom,
In Chicago lat night.
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

The board OF education held q short
session last evening to discuss u
tine matters and allow the usual bills.
Nothing but the regular business was
transacted.
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MRS. caE,N

The many friends Of Mrs. Phil
Gretn. who has been In the Hahneman
hospital in Chicago undergoing an
operation, will be glad to learn that
she has been able to leave the hospit-
al and is now visiting friends In Chi
cago. She expects to return home Sat
urday.
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mss. cAaaAck naosraArEn

wife - Murdsrsd Man sLeavss Fsv
Naetvtlls.
COLUMBIA, Tenn; Nov. s.---Mrs. y.
". Carmack left hers Tor NASHVILLE, -
s O'Clock this afternoon. She app6Area
on the verge Of prostration. Han
mother, Mrs. Ellen DunpinEtoA. via
hes been seriously III, Vas ovsrcomA.
and physicians were called n. Fears
IRE entertained for her. The body q
Mr.. Carmack win. reach here At e,
O'Clock tomorrow and the funeral viii!
probably 30 arranged for Wednesday.
It is thought that Bishop E.M. Hoss.
OF the NJ. Z. church will ohiciate.
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I 10 RECOVERING.

B. r. Afbin Of the Hart-Albin compa-
ny, who has been sick ct the Sisters
hospital with typhoid fever. has been
pronounced out Of danger by his ply
sicians aud 1t Re expected that he will
be able to sit up the last Of this week.
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Il. ". MAHAhEv MURDERED At
ROUNDUP w ELMER HINTON.
Murdsssr Eseapss ~ Victims fesse,
Lssvts,o osaa tDsn Lying vvhsrs He
Fs,l-psDss n psssvit u Fleeing
Ansgma-knsysa ID BiNlnsa.

a. ". A4aanDy, U0eAeT N tn Aus-
selsaeu valley, wes instantly killed ct
iRoundap. Just over tho line In Fergus
couaty1;, late saturday night ~ Elmer
Hiaton dunas : quarrel over wages,
watch Hinton alleged Mahaney owed
him. The slayer y = large.
While CONFIRMED detailA Of the trag-
edy are lacking. 1t = understood that
Hinton met Mahaney for whom he had
worked on. . ranch On the Billings
bench and demanded that he pay him
large sum. alleged 20 be due for
wages. "A quarrel followed. IN which
Il II said Mahaney refused e pay and
Hinton seized . neckyoke, lying near
", and struck Aahaney over the head,
Instantly killing him. The mans skull
was crushed. b:
Hinton left his victim lying where
he had been felled and taking the dead
mans horse, secured q rife and SIX.
shooter and started down the river.
Deputy Sheriff Lew Nsco was notified
Of the murder and with in an hour
from the time it occurred started on
trail Of Hinton, following him for sev-
eral miles, but turning back to secure
assistance. Posses were organized at
Roundup and a systematic search was
commenced.
News OF the crime was telegraphed
throughout the state and officers were
asked to be on the lookout for Hinton,
who Is described a. being dark com
plexioned and about i've feet nine
inches tall. He is known to have
friends near Billings.
Sheriff Herford first learned Of the
killing Sunday morning about 8
o'clock in a telegram sent to Miles
City over the Milwaukee railroad tel
egraph lines and relayed to Billings
n the Northern Pacific telegraph
lines.
Coroner Smith and A. j. Mitchell Of
the county attorney Office started Tor
the scene of the crime early Sunday
morning, it being understood that 1t
had occurred in this county. Arriving
at the Buckeye ranch they received 9
telephone message to return to Bill.
ings as the killing had taken place in
near Roundup, just over the line. On
their way out Coroner Smith and Mr.
Mitchell met several members of one
OF the posses searching for Hinton.
The dead man was at one, time
resident of Billings, having conduct
ed a huckster's wagon. Later he
moved to a farm on the Billings bench
and then removed to the farm on the
Musselshell, where he was living
when the deed was committed.
Hinton is also known in Billings and
bears the reputation Of a peaceful cit
izen. His partner, who is said to have
witnessed the tragedy has been hell
by the Fergus county authorities.
Sheriff Herford and his deputie,
took every precautton to capture. Hin
ton should he come this way. a guart
was placed on the bridge at Huntle.
and officials throughout the count.
we're notified, Up to last night. how
ever, so far. as they had been inform
Led, the man was still ct. large.
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From Sundays paiiy.

From Sundays paify.
H. n. Griffith o. Bosesnna In h tie
city.
o. q. Hamtltou Is IN ths city fsom
sAvncstpn.
Miss Leona Keai = visiting frtsads
Ia Fromberx.
D. 9. Maxwell eans II frun Glen.
dive yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. q. +. Wilson ma fam
liy arc - town.
Clarence F1elden Of Park City 10 in.
town on business. 4
Mr.. and Mrs.. nd. Schroeder are In
town from Lodge Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott Of Gus.
ter were ID the city yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs. r. w. Westbrook Of
Laurel yer in Billings yesterday.
Clarence Tilden Of Park City spent
yesterday in Billings on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Westbrook Of
Laurel visited IN the city yesterday.
DR.. A. c. Hose is spending the day
on tho Durland ranch on Pryor Greek.
Mrs. 3. e. Esselstyn went to Red
Lodge yesterday morning to visit rel
atives.
MI. and Mrs. Ed. Schroeder of
Lodge Grass, are the guests OF Billings
friends.
j. W. Goshen is in the city from
Butte.
W. G. Ballinger Of Columbus is in
town.
Frank Page who is connected with: a
sheep company at Park City, is in
Billings.
Joe Hanlonl expects to 60 to his
former home in Philadelphia for a Wis
1t today.
Mrs. F. B. Dickerson of Livingston
is the guest Of her mother Mrs. F. A.
|Bigelow. be.
M. f. Trogdon, a sheep owner OF
the Lake Basin country, was in Bill
ings yesterday.
M. Muzzy who came to Billings from
North Dakota some time age will 10
cate in Broadview.
Miss Ethel Mcbride, accompanied
by her mother, left Thursday for
Arizona to spend the winter.
George Brock superintendent of the
stage lines in the Yellowstone Park
is in the Sugar City on business.
James Ryan, who is doing work
for the Burlington on the Grow Agen-
cy, was in the city from Lockwood
yesterday.
Ernest H. Tartar OF the Advertisers
league Of New York was in Billings
yesterday on his way to Cody, Wyo.
Ito look over the Big Horn Basin coun.
try.
e. B. Kingman Of Lavina, accom-
panied by a brother from North Da'
kota, was in Billings yesterday, leav,
ing by automobile In the afternoon
for his home in Lavina.
!. Guy Stapleton, owner OF the Staple
ton block, who has been in Billings
the past few days looking over his
property interests here, expects to re
turn to his home in Butte today.
MI. and Mrs. II. e. Reckard Of Co
lumbus were in Billings yesterday
MI. Reckard, who was one Of the sec
retaries of the Republican county con
vention, was delighted at the Repub
lican landslide.
Louis Gonyea, sheriff Of Poll
county, Minnesota, Is In town again Of
ter ! visit to Twin Falls. Idaho, where
he has property interests. sherif
Gonyea will return to his home Il
Crookston from Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Bailey expect K
return to Billings today from theil
former home in Cleveland, Ohio, ant
MI. Bailey will again manage the The
atorium, while Manager Sam Kleil
will take charge OF the Lyric.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

LvIhL HlvU
r. =. Kemp 10 in the city from
Butte.
l.. R. Smith is over from Great
Falls.
j. 4. Custer vas in from Custer yes
terday. .s
Dr. strip d Laurel wss in the city
yesterday.
T. j. Nolan is in Billings from Mus
selshell.
Robert Price Of Absoraxee Is: a Wis
flor in town.
i. "A. Nutting Of Laurel spent yester
day ID Billings.
j. r. Robinson Of Bosemaa is here
on business.
B. 3. Matthews is. over from the
Capital city.
J. H. Ellison is in Billings nom the
Garden city.
T. W. Marshall was IN from Hunt
ley yesterday.
F. e. Ball OF Miles City was in Bill
tngs yesterday.
j. F. Henry. Jr., of Glendive is in
the Sugar City.
]. w. Robinson Of Boseman was in
Billings yesterday.
e. L. Fenton, mayor Of Laurel, was
IN town yesterday.
Mrs. Herman Goner is In town from
her home at Custer.
Raymond Hough Of Bridger was in
Billings last night.
Sam Holmes and James Holmes are
here from Coalville.
Mrs. IS. w. Rankin Of Bridger is Wis
iting Billings friends.
d. e. Brown came in from the town
Of Hobson last night.
w. Francis Melvin was in Ballan.
tine Sunday evening.
w. B. Hill is q visitor in the city
from Lewistown, Idaho. If
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Chapman arrived
last night from Roberts.
Attorney L. B. Merrill Of Bridser i,
in the city on business.
Attorney Fred H. Hathhorn has
gone to st. Paul on business.
Lloyd "A. Green went TO Ltyinxstor
yesterday on , business trip.
Roy d. Bushnell Of Roundup va.
In billings yesterday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Ehler Meyer Of Jolie'
are spending the day in Billings.
Nj. and Mrs. r. Al Cassiday o
Joliet were in the city yesterday.
A. r. schwick Of the coal town o
Washoe near Red Lodge Is in Bill
lngs.
Earl Talcott went to Carbon county
on yesterday mornings Rod Lodst
train.
Rev. j. A. barnes Of the Children,
Homo In Helena, was in Billings yes
terday.
w. B. George has returned from
Butte where he was located durini
the campaign.
@. l. Blaisdell. travelling freish
agent Of the Great Northern, is in tn
city from Helena.
George straub is In the city from
his ranch on the ceded portion Of TIL
Grow reservation.
County Commissioner g. r. Burla Q
Hardin is ID the city attending to tn
duties Of his OFFICE.
Frank Connolly, jr., left yesterda.
morning for q trip through the north
ern section Of the state.
Charles r. Schlappi returned to hi
home in Anaconda yesterday after
business visit in this city.
George M. Town was q passenger o
the branch train yesterday mornini
for his home in Bridger.
Travelling Auditor Smith Of tn
Great Northern with headquarters /
Great Falls is in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. sande .
Columbus-were the guests Of Mr.. An
Mrs. Charles Sande Sunday.
Mrs. q. M. Fletcher has returne
with, her little daughter from IN q
tended visit with relatives in Illinois
Mrs. A. b. Bronstadt, will retur
today from . three months visit Wit
~rsattves and friends at Nencmine'
Wiz.
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cARmAcKs' CAREER.

MEMPE1s, Nov. s.-Former United
states Senator Edward w. Carmack,
vas born near Castillian Springs.
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Postmaster Shields OF Buffalo was
in Billings yesterday. Mr.. Shields al
50 has large ranching interests near
Bu6alo.
g. L. mig" Ramsey left last night
for Carthage Mo, for q two months
visit. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Ramsey.
Job White, q Salt Lake commercial
traveller who has made Billings for
many years, was here yesterday talk
ing business.
g. L. Blaisdell, travelling freight
agent for the Great Northern, Is in
town from Helena where he makes
his headquarters.
G. J.. Prescott, a contractor and
builder Of Belgrade. spent yesterday
in the city attending to business and
returned home last night.
Mrs. J. w. Horrocks and daughter,
Miss Musette, OF 511 North Thirtieth
street, departed for Bear Creek where
they will visit. for q month.
Mrs. Sydney Fox, wife OF Judge Fox
and her little daughter. Virginia, are
In the city from Red Lodge, visiting
with Judge Fox, who is holding court
here.
M. A. B%ecklinger Of Duluth, Mimi.
travelling manager Of the H. ]. Thomp'
son Furniture COM any Of Duluth, was
III Billings the past week visiting his
old friend H. j.. Thompson.
w. "A. Mullins, manager Of the Ala,
mo Drilling company Of Tulsa, Okla.
spent yesterday In the city and left
last night for Park City, where his
company has contracts for drilling
over 200 wells.
M. f. Reid Of st. Paul, who was sta
toned in Billings Is engineer in con
struction OF the Billings and Northern
from Billings to Judith Gap. passed
through here yesterday morning for
trip OF inspection on the new road.
Jacob weinsteiner, who recently re
turned from Kendall, has again take,
charge OF the grocery department o
the sYegen Bros store. Mr.. Vein
steiner held the position for IS years
N. w. Cramer is in town from Lau
rel.