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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Nearly all handlers are reporting an improving
demand for butter and eggs and the tendency
in prices for both is decidedly upward. AS the
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New York Stock List

EF Hutton & Co.. 400 California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nsh the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Eastern Livestock Market


KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4.-Cattle- Receipts.
y J. @ 600, Market steady 10 weak. Native steers,
sSa5eern n,x steers eows ana beTs ss
@s5S; 90. calves ,ys wsste5n o steers
Hogs Receipts. 5000 Market strong to 70. sc sc
higher Bulk of sales. s6.5o@676; heavy, S. 20
M G6 80; packers and butchers, $660@6.so; hght'
oSs & Mrkst s5 stead Ta6ge wefb Ma5
ers, s5.75@4.40; fed ewes. $3.25@4.25
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Cattle-Receipts, about
s,o0O. Market steady to 10c lower westerns,
$3.70@590; stockers and feeders 81. 40@ 40;
COWS COWS and heifers, $1.5o@5.6o; calves, $500
Hogs-Receipts, about 1000 Market steady
to a shade higher. Lights, $6.15@6. So; mixed.
Sc. 2o96 921s; heavy, s6.15@6921z; rough.
pigs, S5.35@6.15; bulk Of sales, Sc: 6:45@6.75.
Sheep-Receipts, about 10000 Market weak.
yearnss. s. 5o@5io; lambs, s45o@s75; vest
erns, S4.75@6.25.
OMAHA. Aug 9MAaA aMoattle-Receipts $500.
Market slow and a shade lower. Native steers,
S4.2o@725; cows and heifers, s3@4.s5; west
stes5S and Refers
calves, s25o@5.5o; bulls and stays, 81 25@4 25.
Heavy. $6.40@66o; mixed, S6.35@6.40; light,
$$6.Soge 40; pigs. $5.5o@6.10; bulk of sales
Yearlings, $4,25@7 20; wethers, $S.75@4.25;
ewes, $3.25g4; lambs, S6G6.50.
Los Angeles Markets
Los ANGELES, Aug. 4.-The egg market
opened frm this morning on the produce ex-
change. On receipts of 142 no changes
were made in prices by the egg committee.
No eggs were sold the exchange and bid
ding was 12c below the lowest offering. Beans
and cheese attracted the most attention and
although neither were sold offerings were large
and bidding active. No potatoes or onions were
offered. Vegetables sold well on the street and
but few changes were made in prices. Some
extra fancy cauli6ower arrived from the north
and sold at 81 .40@1.5o a dozen. Fancy as
paraguS sold actively, but the supply the
market was ,,j light and prices were firm at zoe
a fair demand caused prices TO advance to 10q
12c. Cucumbers were in better condition and
quotations were set at 35c lug box for the
Produce receipts-Eggs, 142 cases; butter
| 81 ,297 pounds; cheese, 1,600 pounds; potatoes
2,4o0 sacks; beans, 36 sacks; apples, 500 boxes
onions. sacks.
Butter-Creamery extras, soc; creamery frsts
soc: eastern extras, not quoted frsts, 25c
cooking butter, 221sc.
Eggs-Local ranch. candled, 25@3oc; selected
22c count. 261c northern case count, no
quoted eastern fresh. 25@26c.
I5c; anchor Y. A.. Ice; hand cheese, anchor
| brand, 15e; eastern singles, 15@16c; eastern
/ twins, 151a@16c; eastern cheddars lie; eastern
| Swiss, imported, 2s@30c; Swiss. domestic, 1Sc
! brick cheese, cream, 1Sc; limburger, 1Sc; Tu
lare. lac; imported Roquefort. 44c; Edam, 36
! 81 size, German breakfast, $1.10 box; Neuf
chatel. $12o box; Sierra, $1.10 box; Canadi
cream, / doz to box. 95c; Schlosskase, 81 box
Camembert, $120 box.
Pouitry-Buying prices, alive: Broilers. IL t,
lbs, lie per ID; fryers, 17c; roasters, 14115c
stays, Sc hens, lbs and up lie; under 3 lbs
| not wanted. Selling prices, dressed: Broilers
23c per lb; fryers, 25c; roasters, Sc; hens, 14c
ducks, frozen, loc; live ducks, l2hc; geese
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LOCAL MARKETS
san Francisco Money Market
Loans, Excbange and silver

Rates for loans remain unchanged. Silver is
CSC higher and Hongkong exchange Hc higher.
Other exchange rates stand the same.
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Butter. cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-on the produce excnange
touay ,o tne butter market was steady. Creamel
mark, Gases included 141h @15c; frsts, 1715c;
prime hrsts, zoe. Cheese firm, 1l@13c.
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.s6O5.4SS.05

=. $ooo' 500. 10
Of July, 1907. show an increase Of about f8 per
seni' or $s4O94. the collections year ago being
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FIour and Farinaceous Goods

All quotations remain Unchanged, with the
different markets quiet.
Flour-Calfornia family extras, s.. 1905 net
without discount; bakers extra, $5.4045 65
superhne, $4.20@450; Oregon and Washington,
per Dbl. 4.90@5. 40 for family. bakers and pat
ents and s4.65@515 for cut on Kansas patents.
Dakota patents. S6.55; straight. $3.50 per bpl.
Farnaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net
cash, discount, are as follows: Graham -four,
So per 100 lbs rye -four, So. 40; rye meal. So 20:
rice -four, $6.S0@7 corn meal, S3.o5@3. %; ex-
ira cream do, s3;55@S:75; oat meal, S4.3o@45o;
buckwheat -four. S4.0564.25; cracked wheat,
$3.30@3.50; farina, S464.20; whole wheat -four.
$500; rolled oats, bbls, S667.50. in sacks
$4.3o@6.50; rolled wheat, bbls $4d43o. in
sacks S3.30@3.5o; pearl barley, $5.2O@540;
split peas, boxes, SIS so per 100 lbs
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Steady 24asd per ounce.
Money-15@% of 1 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is IA al 7-16 per cent and for three
months bills Il az of 1 per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
TIUrpDnnT
Boston wool Market

BOSTON, Aug. 4.-Samplng continues to be
the feature OF the local wool market Prices
however. held steady and slight increase
in the demand for medium fleece is reported
Manufacturers said to be waiting on the
mems wearing situation, which has not de-
veloped satisfactorily yet. Receipts from
the west continue heavy. Michigan quarter blood
and Oregon staples are the market leaders. The
leading domestic prices range as follows:
Missouri three-eighths blood, 26@27c; quarter
blood, 24625c
Secured values-Texas fine IL months 52@5Sc:
fine to months 45@4Tc; fine all, 42G43c
Califonia-Northen, 4S@45c; middle coun-
3Tc; Oregon eastern No. staple, 6s@60c:
eastern No. clothing, 47@50c; valley No. /,
43@45c
Territory-Fine staple 5T@60c; fine medium
staple, 65@56c; fine clothing, 4SQ5oc; fine me-
dunn clothing, 45@4Sc; half blood bo055c;
three -eighths. 49Q5Oc; quarter, 43@45c.
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Wheat and Otber Crains

tfhfu NfHfhS
W neat-futures were several fractions lower.
ionoWing decline at Chicago. A wire from
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Hons in London

PORTLAND, Aug 4.-Butter-Extras, 271ac
fancy 25c; choice, 20c; store, 1Sc.
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Internal Revenue Collections

In July the collections of internal revenue In
the first district of California; which includes
San Francisco, were as follows:
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he Calls Page Of Commercial News

vacation season is nearing end and the schools
are opening, large numbers of people return
ing 10 town and as result the consumption Is
aany becoming larger. This, together with the
seasonal decrease in receipts, makes for firm
market. and the pressure to sell which eharac-
terlzed the market for both butter and eggs some
time back has disappeared altogether. The best
eggs advanced another cent to 81 &c dozen yes
terday, and holders Of extra butter were asking
an advance of lie a pound on the exchange.
Ihere was nothing new in cheese, that depart
ment being quiet.
Sales the exchange were confined to extra
eggs, OF which two 10 case lots were sold, one
going at 32c and the other at S1lac dozen
Receipts were 30, 200 lbs butter, 300 lbs
cheese and 53S cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1ae to &c higher. owing to the vari-
Butter-Fresh creamery sextras. 23c per ID
firm; do hrsts, 221sc, firm; do seconds, 2O1@e,
at 19he for No. 1 and 1s15c for No. 2.
Cheese-California: Fancy fats, IL nc per H.,
steady; fancy Young Americas. 13c arm; do
frsts, 121ac. firm Oregon: Fancy fats, 13c,
weak; fancy Young Americas, 141Sc. weak.
Eggs (per dozen. cases included l-California
do seconds. 2a15c, firm; do thirds. zoe. firm;
eastern selected, 24e. firm; do hrsts. 22c, firm;
do seconds, 20c, hrm-
Egg Market in Nearby Counties
PETALUMA. Aug "A lively interest was
manifested today among local egg buyers. as
evidenced by the various prices offered to pro
dueers. The general price 2913c. The
, Petaluma division OF the Sonoma cooperative
association offered 30c Dodge, Sweeney & Co.
paid 3015c. The supply is exceedingly short
and delivery slow. The demand is good. Prices
for feed remain high, with upward ten
dency.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug Eggs advanced again
today, going from 27c TO Sic, and merchants
are selling at Soc. Greatly increased demand
has caused jump and local producers are un
able to cope with the situation. In consequence
outside shipments being received tC
supply the markets.
SANTA ROSA, Aug. 4.-The top quotations fol
| the season were made today for eggs in the loca
market. The regular buyers offered 291ze for No
and 261ac for No ., while the cooperative as
sociation is paying soc and &c straight for tbs
same grades Prices are to go higher
right along as the hens moulting and greer
feed Is scarce, while large reduction has already
been made in the fOeks and greater reduction:
| are likely before the selling is checked.
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Chicago said "Black rust is developing in all
three of the big states, wheat raisers and ex-
jured the crop in certain sections all the way
from 10 to so per cent we look Ior the
row and il the present kind of news keeps
coming everybody will want to buy wheat be-
fore we get through with it, 49,, n..., -
This market was steady ar the general ad-
vance Of Monday, though the demand was
lighter.
California club, $1.671a @1.To; do milling. 81 90
@1.721a; California white Australian, SlI5@
1.s0; lower grades Of California, Sl;4og l.oO;
$1.75@IT71a; northern red, Sl.6o; turkey red,
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
p. m. Session
Barley-Ocean freights continue firm at 23s Cd.
usual European options. The chartered gram
tonnage in port is 643 TONS against Soos IONS on
15s. .e2s tons, against se2, 200.
day weakened the market for both spot grain
and futures There were some sales OF feed at
the decline.
Good to choice feed, spot $13215 g1;Soi
common to fair SlSo per et brewing an and shl2
10:2O a. m. Session
december sfss SpsR si.ss aiss sl.SGH LST slss Gss
2 p. m. Session
December sf epsa ss slss Hiss 81 Ley ss SiGss
oats-There is continued demand for choice
red for seed at full figures. Ordinary feed lots
are quiet. White and gray descriptions are mol
active.
Choice white, s1.47h@1.55; No. do, 81. .421s
common COM =, DO go q gag gray 1Ss s4S@ eS
for good and $1.45@1.4715 for common; black
$1.750l2. 25 per ctl.
Corn-Continues dull and nominal. with stocks
amounting to nothing.
California small round yellow. nominal; larg'
yellow, nominal; white; nominal; western states
sacked, S1.900l1 .95; in bulk, San Francisco
track yellow. S1.S9; white. $1.S9; mixed 81. .S4
Egyptian. nominal.
Rye-The market is wholly nominal Dealers
quote round about $1.4o@1.4215 per ctl, with NJ
business.
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HNOPH IJVHUVhk
LIVERPOOL, Aug 4.-Hops in London (Pa
ci6c coast), steady, FL 18s@f2 Ss.
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wbeat Market

20Q27e.
Northern Wheat Market
OREGON
PORTLAND, Aug. 4.-Wheat-Club SSc;
forty fold, soc; red, SEC; bluestem. 91c; val.
ley, SSc.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Aug. .-Wheat-Unchanged. Blue
stem, sec; club, SIC; red s5c.
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st. Louis wool Market

ST LOUIS, Aug Wool-Firm. Medium
grades, combing and clothing. 19@20c light fine
l6@1e13c; heavy fine, 11@12c; tub washed
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Total... $50, ,OOO, 600 239. 900 451 900 900
Average per
y'r for the
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Receipts of Produce

wheat. etls ................... I. .ssl
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GOOD PROGRAM IS
PROMISED AT FAMILY
ANNE STUART WILL APPEAR AT
SUNDAY EVENING SHOW.

&N%s%LHN a. NN
What promises to-be an excellent
list. Of specialties and novelties will
open at the Family theater with the
usual matinee tomorrow afternoon.
The bill is headed by futile and
May, in a Dream Sketch" an original
idea Of these truly clever people and
performed by them only.
Bert Page, acrobatic comedian, who
has been q hit all over the western
circuit, will make his first appearance
in Billings, as will also Miss Peggy
Dougherty, q very charming vocalist.
Harry Neal, monologuist and charac.
ter singer, will also be on the pro.
gram. Miss Bessie -Bernhardt will
sing a new illustrated song, "Nobody's
Little Girl" while the moving pictures
will depict life in the early days and
the Inevitable conflicts between the
cowboys and their always bitter foes,
the renegade Indians.
Manager Enright announces Miss
Anne Stuart will be a special attrac.
ton, for today only. This is the anna.
teur who has created such q sensa.
ton the past few Saturday evenings,
during the regular amateur perform.
ance. She viii be heard in new songs
and dandes, and Is specially engaged
to give those who have not had the
opportunity to visit the theater on
Saturday nights to see her.
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"MICHAEL STROGOfF"
AT THE ThEATORlUM
JULES vERNE's FAMOUS NOVEL
IN ANIMATED PICTURES.

From Sundays Daily.
The feature Of the program at tbs
Theatorium beginning with the matt.
nee this afternoon will be the dram.
~atization of Jules verne's famous
novel, Michael strogon."
The story Is laid In Russia about
SO years ago at q time when cruelty
to political prisoners was even more
frequent than at the present.
Michael strogo6 wal Q native Of 81.
IBERIA and at the time Of the story
was captain Of the czar's picked cour.
iers. He was q man of great intelli-
gence as we'll as Of great courage, or.
to use the czar's own words. "a man
Of heart and hand"
The first scene Is the ballroom in
the cars palace, when a message
comes from the grand duke telling Of
an uprising in q province in Siberia
and asking for help. strogon Is given
a message and sent with royal papers
to the grand duke. Trouble follows;
he is spied upon, captured and impris'
oned, his papers stolen and his eyes
burned out with hot irons.
Newspaper men and friends at last
come to his rescue. In q hand-to-hand
fight with knives he Stays Ivan, the
man who acted az spy. and gets the
papers to the grand duke. The story
is told in four scenes.
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New DEPOT
LOCATION
\. 2. WILL BUILD STATION sE
TWEEN TWENTY.THlRD AND
TWENTY.FoURrH STREETS.
PETITION is FILED
Railway Company Asks City Council
to Close Few Unused Streets and
offers to Open Twenty-Eiohth
Street and Build Subway Under
Twenty-seeond.

street sna 6u''o subway onue'
TWenty-second.
From Saturdays Daily.
billings, new $4,000 denot will &c
,aao+aa nan+ 49,
. 3,
81 snt1u suee@ - VIZ noi'1
SIDE OF me rallroad track according &c
9 petition and plans for the structure
and trackage filed with the city clerk
Yesterday
: 'AA
tnat tne stfeets = 70
Twenty-sixth streets, but n OF which
is at the present time open to traffic,
be closed and in consideration Of this
offers - raonan Twantv.aigbtb street
ana mid ] subway a. Twantv.second
street.
II tha netition ID granted tho con,
nany will ,,ndouhtedlv -
work on the new denot ;mmad,a+a,v
and besides the subway Rillinps w,l1
have three n,actica,lv safe crossings
IN the heart a. the c;tv wboroos IN.
der tha nrasant conditions tboro -
hut two Il tho ,b,,sinoss district 90
Roth ara more - lass dorooro,,s =
the nnb1ic5
Little nann.r - cro..;rns
H u said that most - ~ n,seon.
ger switch;no wb;cb q dona ~ no.
ent i the vicini+v ors n+v.sava
ara Twon+v.n,n+h st.aat a,aaa;-~.
viii he done in tne three sh1ocls oaa,
AZ Twen+v.savan+h straa+ .nd +h.+ "a
Of thu freight switch,np will ho dom
III the new wards whfch havo haan
r-ecant1v cons +r,,c+ad &, The oor,non !,
vest Of the c,tv
Following Il tha natit;on wh;oh !
signed hv General s,,nar;n+ordon,
Goodell in hehalf az the Northarn %,
c,f,c. and Il addressad q eTba non,
orable mavor and memhars ~ tho cit,
cn,,nc;, a. tha ci+v of R,,,;ras.,
-. p.+;+,a,
Your netitioner the Northarn %,
c,Ac Railway comnanv rosnactfn,,v
represents.
That for more than % voors -
railroad has baan onor,tod thro,,ah
vo,,r citv and IT, n-aseongor dono+ "a.
haan located otwao two nnan araaa
street crossirgs ~ nn,on+,, ,as,a..h
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varv h,,s,nas. 600. ),
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crosa,r. c,ra,+,ons :, -, as-..
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and = 10, ,,nder oo,;.;aa..+,.. s,sa
t,on ha+u,aan Tn,a.4v.a.-4.
Twan+v.tb,rd etroats al'
r. located tharo oo.uo ~
cheney and SAFETY I, ono.at,aa p,a..,,
demand a1,La a. +ho $780,. - ~
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tha fo,,ow,ns straat arass,nas -.
right ~ wav.
Twantv.afth ruo,
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cross,np q rwon+v.aaaona a.-sa !
vh,ch tha l.ttar .o,,. s.,.,.Sas !.
yVNA POSASlOAVI COu1t
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WINS A c

Defeata Stanford ii Exciting Boat
Race on Placid Water.
sausalito, Cal, April 25.-By two
and o half lengths the crew Of the Uni
versity Of California defeated the
Stanford university In the annual meet
here today. The race was favored by
the weather, there not being a ripple
on the water.
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|ORphEUM GROWING
IN ITS POPULARITY
MANAGER KLEIN PRESENTS Elk.
cELLENT ATTRACTIONS.

From Sundays Daily.
Macbeth" the great shakespearean
drama AZ played by Modjeska aid
MacClean, will be presented in ami
mated pictures tonight and tomorrow
at the Orpheum theater. It is said to
be one of the finest pictures eve
shown on an animated picture screen.
The story Of Macbeth" is well
known. When many of the most pop.
ular Of modern dramas Will have been
forgotten it will still be presented,
but It will be d long time before such
clever artists will beaseen on the
American stage presenting it. So life.
liks is the picture said to be that IL
almost speaks. al
Manager Klein will have several
other feature pictures at the Orpheum
as part Of the all-feature program.
One Of them will be a comic picture,
another scenes in foreign parts and
another q hand-colored work by Pathe
Bros. the worlds greatest manufac
turers Of animated pictures.
During the week that Klein &
Bailey have controlled the Orpheum
theater the house has grown wonder.
fully in popularity. The same class OF
productions are given there that have
made the Theatorium popular and
consequently it is but q question Of a
short time till the Orpheum will have
the s. R. o. sign out all the time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-28
LOOMS SUCCEEDS BALDWIN.
Appointed eeperaI Solicitor Of unlor
Pacific System.

Omaha. April 25.-N B. .oomis war
today appointed general solicitor Of
the Union Pacific system, vice John
Baldwin, who died last week. Mr.
Loomis has been general solicitor Of
the Union Pacific in Kansas for sew.
eral years and has been connected
with that road for rs years. He will
make his headquarters at Omaha.
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abroad and alleged to be misbrandedi
under the American pure food laws
hereafter will be allowed to come
into the country, after which It will
be subject to the adjudication Of the
courts under that law. This ruling is
q reversal Of the former regulation,
which made 1t possible to hold up
such shipments before they entered
into the markets Of this country.
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Time CHANGED ID NAY .

Rochester, N. r., April 25.-Attor.
neys for II. X. Thaw secured today an
amendment to the ehabeas corpus ID
sued In Thaw's favor. making It re-
turnable on May 4. instead Of May 9.
The change was made to suit, the con-
.venience Of witnesses.
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NEW LAW ON WHISKY.
imported Booze Will 'se Subject Il
Courts.

washington. April 25.-By . ruling
which has been arranged between the
departments Of state. treasury and
agriculture, whisky ' manufactured.
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Calling cards Ct The oas4tts omos,
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MUNICIPAL SYSTEM
WANTED AT HELENA
TAXPAYERS FAVOR IssuAhcE,oF
WATER AND SEWER BONDS.
Especial to The Gazette.)

Helena. April 25.-The taxpayers Of
Helena today went on record by a
majority Of 4 to / in endorsing the
municipal waterworks system and the
extension of the present sewerage
system. The proposition submitted
at this special election was the issu-
ance of $500, 900 worth of water bonds
and $4,000 in sewer bonds.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-28
HRYANs ARRIVE AT LINCOLN

Party Met at Station by Friends and
Relatives.
Lincoln, April 25.-William J. Bryan,
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Ruth Lavitt ar
rived here this afternoon and went i'm.
mediately to Fairview. A large crowd
composed Of relatives and close
friends met the party at the station,
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MONUMENT TO GEN. coNNoR.
Senate Passes eili For Ito Erection
In Salt Lake.

Washington, April 25.-The senate
today passed bills Al follows: For
the erection Of q monument to the
memory Of Gen. Patrick Edward Con.
nor ct Salt Lake City; for the cree.
ton Of . public building at Everett,
Wash.