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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
PARTNERSHIP AFFAIR
IS SETTLED
CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT ARE
FOUND TO BE ENTIRELY
GRouNDLESs.

Definite announcement was made
partnership division Of the firm of
Singer 4 Campbell. reference to
which was made in The Missouiian
yesterday. MIR. Singer has instructed
his attorney To dismiss the suit which
had been started end the partners sep
arat.. MIR. Campbell takes the Grass
Valley ranch and Mr.. Singer receives
tho transfer business in the city.
Investigation convinced Mr.. Stinger
that Inc accusation was wrong that
Mr Campbell had used partnership
money for the purchase of any prop
erty whatever. The property in anes-
tinn, it was found, had been turned
over Ia MIR. Campbell az security for
h!s Endorsement of a note. Regarding
the allegation that Mr.. Campbell had
collected money due from til. Milwan-
kee and diverted ii IL his own use. IL
was discovered that this money had
been paid by til. court to Mr., Singer.
other developments were along sim
liar lines and the order which MIR.
StinGer gave To his attorney for the
the statement that the settlement Of
the suit IL Satisfactory to him and that
he III convinced that there has been no
fraud praetf..d. This clears NJ 4 mat
ter that had attracted considerable
local interest and avoids "A trial that
would have been unpleasant had IL fol-
lowed the lines laid down in the COM
pfairt
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

schemes and plans that will DC de-
vlsed would make an interesting study
in economy.
This post has been favored in the
past week by the presence Of Colonel
Naus,, chief surgeon Of the depart
ment of Dakota. and Major Miller in
snertor general of the department.
They We're both delighted with the
beautiful situation here for an army
post and expressed themselves as well
pleased with conditions rs they found
them Colonel Maus was here to look
over the ground for the site for the
new hospital that Will be built here in
the near future. and Major Miller Was
here IL make the regular annual in
spection of the post.
Mcssrs. MeInnis. Harrington x Co.
are rushing their work on the new
buildings in order to he under roof
when bad weather comes. The red
tile roof is nearly finished on one of
the barracks buildings and it looms up
an impressive sight as you approach
the host from the direction of the
city. The walls Of the Officers quar-
tiers are fast rising and by December
/. they will all he under roof. There
has been much criticism of the
iammel position Of the buildings and
the location of the quartermaster's
stables.
Both Lieutenant Gordon and Lieu
tenant Simpson leave next week and
will not return 10 the post, buzz Will
join the regiment at San Francisco or
Y,iare of enharknt ton.
Lieutenant Field Is again able to
be ON duty after two weeks expert
ence oa the sick list"
Lieutenant Gruhhs has returned
from his trip to the Big Hole battle
field where he went tn inspect the
monument and fence which the L. 5.
government has erected there.
MIR. RIount Tuiloss and Airs. Fannie
Franklin were married by the Chap
lain at his quarters Monday evening.
October 3.
Sergeant Stranger has been made
battalion sergeant major to succeed
Sergeant Egan who has been made
regimental color sergeant. Sergeant
Perlick of company * has been
made provost sergeant. Sergeant
Esan has been transferred to Fort
Harrison.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
WORK ON NEW BRIDGE
SHOWS GOOD PROGRESS

Work at the new bridge. according
IL Superintendent Grove, is progress
ing Us satisfactorily as can be eN-
pectea. The concrete work is noM be-
ing pushed from the south end. and
with matter of 400 feet or there
ahauts. Yet To be laid. this particular
branch of the work should come Ia
IA finish within the next four ar five
days. \ shipment of tar is now ON the
way. and as soon as it arrives. start
will be made on lie paving. All
things considered. the undertaking has
been attended with comparatively
few delays. and If things continue tn
run lis smoothly. and the weather
keeps good. as ii has been. Aissoalss
may look to have the bridge open
FOR traffic by Thanksgiving.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
Other Activity.

Foundations for new distributing
center and sub station for the Mis-
SCUBA Light 4 Water company are being
put in next to the compans's pres
ent station. the plans of which we're
drawn up by :. Il. Inch.
Down ut Woody and Railroad streets
]. NJ Keith has just about completed
"A three story red brick building. the
two upper floors of which he will put
into use as hotel He has 81
rooms altogether on these two floors,
and besides running the hsTel he will
conduct Il general store ut the corner
of the building. The second store
viii open up in Il few weeks rs Il
restaurant, while the third is at pres
ont occupied lay the Signal bar. AIR
Christie. the contractor Who put III
the building under the supervision III
Mr. Keith and according IL his de
signs. started work on il about the
middle of September. this year.
Eakke Bros. have been working
on Il two story red brick huilain. al
the corner of Stevens and Alder. ahst
has IA floor space of l1aysu feet. fht
basement and the ground floor are. II
is understood. IL he rented for laundry
purposes
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
WILL c. ( \. BUILD
TO COAST2
MOVEMENTS IN SOUTHERN PART
OF MONTANA LOOK LIKE s-HE
REAL GOODS.

That the Chicago & Northwestern
has Its eyes on n coast extension
long suspected faet-anpears more
evident than ever with n renewal of
the activities in the southern part of
the state The Northwestern at pres
ent terminates its line in South Da-
kctu. almost on the Montana line. IL
has long been rumored that the roaf
was planning to build 10 the coast
and when. last year, the Pittsburg a.
Gilmore road. admittedly under the
Northwestern control, began to build
from trmstead, Mont. a little town
20 miles south of Butte. across the
mountains to Salmon City, Idaho, the
report grew even stronger. The lit
tie road, running from nowhere to no
where. has ut last been finished and
several days ago the plats for 700
miles Of road. clear into Washington
for connection with the North Coast.
the mysterious road which has been
puzzling Washington people since it
was started. were filed. This seems
TO explain matters. The Northwest
ern. by use Of the two small roads
has secured coast terminals and a
mountain crossing. Now all that re-
mains for them to do Is tn build the
500 miles of road across Montana and
Wyoming and make the connections.
A dispatch to tho Spokesman Review
from Lewiston says. Ns
That the Chicago 4 Northwestern
Railroad company IA pushing west
ward to the Pacific coast hy. building
the Pittsburg & Gilmore and the
North Coast roads is the opinion Of
railroad men who have been watch
ing the steady progress made by these
two mysterious corporations The
Ielttsburg & Gilmore has recently
flied amended and revised plats with
Secretary of State Robert Lansdon
which show total proposed mileage
of almost 1000 miles in Idaho and
Washington. where the road viii make
connection with the North Coast.
The Pittsburg & Gilmore IL now be-
ing constructed from Armstead Mont,
10 Salmon City, Idaho, a distance of
10 miles. and II is believed that the
road will be completed early next
year rs far as salmon City. The com.
pany has bought property for yards
anu terminus At lhis remote ana iso~
lated town, which will probably be ON
the main line Of transcontinental
road in a few years. The Pittsburg
e. Gilmore is rushing work In the
Salmon river country with every in
dication OF Il determination To finish
tn. preliminary work before winter.
Crews are at work In the vicinity of
Whitebird and the residents of that
little town believe the road Will he
built II IL generally conceded that
the road will effect Il connection with
the North Coast somewhere west Of
Lewiston.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
FOREST SERVICE MEN
WILL TAKE THE FIELD

u. &. Kinney supervisor Of the Mis-
scuba national forest, IL. ii, Rnil.ase.
chief nf operations IN the district nf-
fices. and Forest Guard oral j. Berry
will leave tomorrow far Seeles lake.
From there they will make the trip
east IL the main divide With the oh
ieet of acunainting themselves with
the forest and also IL look over the
recommendations for the exclusion Of
national forest lands. as made BY the
officials who made the BOUNDARY sur
sess during the summer. They will
be i'll the field for about month.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
CRACkAJACK BILL !
A! GRAND THEATtR

The Grand thcater presents tn its
patrons this week an unusually classy
hill hirginia Lawrence X TO. in
II trio comedy sketch are On for the
hcadlmer act, The company hrs heen
showing in Helena at the Family thea
ter far 1hs. past week and the press
reports given ii there are most flat
tcrinG.
William shearer. a musical eonedian.
comes second IN the bill and Marian
NawkirS is billed for some clever vocal
limitations. Maxine Wells will round
out the bill with an attractive act and
there will lee the usual good hssort-
nlent of moving picture films.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
FORT MISSOUlA NOTES

No copy Of The Aissotsi.an ms
created 80 much excitement In TINS
post in the past three years as the
one Of Friday morning which brought
the news of the date ~ sailing of
this regiment for The Philtpslnes. In
five minutes after the paper Vas re
eeived the new was known from one
end of the post t. the other. Every
hals has haen hanging hs his eye
braws.e 50 IL speak. for some time
awaiting tine order. and when i came
there MAS Il general sigh u relief. and
everybody went At once u planning
how T. make the m"aeSs available
uaytE tbs. emergency rst*4rd ~ III"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
SALOON At CLINTON
DESTROYED BY FIRE

The salaan b. ildirg of Thomas
r,,k mt Clinton. was destroyed Thy fire
Yesterday morning. Nothing wsss saved
If thu contents and the loss .nn the
,ufldinw IL totaI The fire iStarted
,vhita AIR Coax WAS ut home eating
breakfast. aad when the b'azs vas dis
covered II had gained such Roadway
thai II was impossible to save the
structure.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
SUDDEN DEATH.

Trcffie Iacasse last night brought
news Of the sudden death of a man
named 0'Rrien. employed as an engi-
neer by the Kansas City Commercial
company at Cedar creek. D'Brien had
recently come to Montana from Sc
attic: Thursday h. was taken i'll and
a doctor WAS summoned: the sickness
was due To some stomach trouble and
death followed yesterday. Mr. La
casse was unable to furnish further
details.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
lANGFORD- BUTLER.

MIR. H bert Langford and Miss Ella,
Ann Butler. both nf Stsvenssiiie. Were
Joined in marriage at the hanse OF,
Saturday noon. G"v. ]. \. Aaessan
pastor of the Presbyterian church Of
fieiating. MIR. and Mrs Iaggtord
are children IL Merry England, Mr.
Iaagfsrd coming hut recently from
Washington. II g. 10 join her fortunes
ith those of her husband. They Will
4 axe their home al SteEeEssilt.-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

Smith. nj the rectury. Mr.. Hnflit is
the secretary of the sixth Missionary
district nf the Episcopal church. ana
will deliver an address ut the church
in this city Wednesday evening at 80
o'e.ock The public Is invited.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
OWNS 1T ALL.

~. faul. oct. Sc. H. Grasty,
who IA year ago purchased an interest
in the II. paul Dispatch from Gnprs.
Thompson. announced eaitorially in
the dispatch today the sale OF his in
terest and those of his associates i'll
the st. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer
Press to MIR, Thompson. Air Thomp-
son thus becomes the sole owner of
the Dispatch and Pioneer Press.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

A GHOST PARTY.

THE young people Of Glenwo"a park
were pleasantly entertained FRIDAY
night at the home of Miss Gretchen
Phelps III IA ghost party. The affair
was thoroughly enjoyed hy al! pres
ent
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
SUBMITS REPORT.

Helena. oct 3o.-State Treasur II
Esselstyn today submitted his report
for October 10 Governor Norris. 1t
shows "A cash balance Of siti.iT2 ana
bond Investments of approximately
two and one half millions
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
WILL BE BURIED WEDNESDAY,

The funeral IF James kenneS, THE
nnn who died Friday afternoon al
the Northern Pacific hospital, will bo
held Wednesday. Word Ia that effr"'
was received from William Morl2" I!
.Anaconda, "A cousin of the dead man.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
Will SPEAK.

Rev. {. C. Rollit II Minneapolis who
is touring the state. viii be in Mis-
sor1a Wednesday. November ). the
stcst al tht fseE ahd Airs Lenuis-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

WASTED-AT ONCE. GIRL FOR
general housework: small family:
good wages Mrs Snyel"r saS :
Sixth stree. West
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
Bull DING ACTIVITY
IS GREAT
WEATHER CONDi.
T!OkS HELP WORK OF CON-
STRuCTiON IN CITY.

The building industry has been spc-
ci4llv favored by the weather man.
with the result that good progress has
been made lately. The new court
house is Well along and Mr.. Gibson.
the architect. confidently expects it tn
be ready for occupancy b. the .irst of
MAY. The plaster work is pretty Wen
on and the work on the tower las been
started This win have height of
81 feet and 6 inches from the roof
line and will give the building 4 ma
icstic appearance. The dome viii have
plaster and art glass panels, and the
staircases and wainscoting will be Of
white italian marble. All the interior
and woodwork win be IF oak. While
the Railways and public spaces will
have tile floors. The freproofing Is
of reinforced concrete. while sand
stone has been used in the general
construction Of the building. The viii
liam Oliver company of Spokane. which
had the court house work In hand. il
also erecting the new west side
school house. the brick work of which
will II. finished in Il week or two. and
the school house itself viii he ready fer
use by the first Of the year. Pressed
brick has been used in the building.
and as proof of the dispatch with
which the wor ks1as gon. on. ii may be
stated that operations were only start
ed in September
A Skyscrarsr.
4 real acquisition To Missoula and
!.
pearancc III Higgins avenue viii be
the cowail- Dixon building at the cor
ncr Of Cedar street. which viii be 4
six story gireproof office building of
tho first order and as near an APP
proach to a skyscrapcr MS Missoula
can yet boast There has been no
attempt to economi2e in detail and all
the plumbing and other accessories
will be of the very best description
The staircases and steps will be Of
marble. and the, partitions are to be Of
hollow tile. The work has been going
on now for about seven weeks and
the contractors. Olson Il Johnson. ex
poet to finish about the first Of next
August From indications. the prob
able total cost will amount To about
$4,000. on the first floor there
In accommodation for six stores. and
the five upper floors will probably he
rented as general offices. The floor
space is i0xl1a feet. The elevator will
he supplied by the Otis Elevator com
pans and is to be one of that COM
panN's newest type of electric lifts
Link a. Haire arc the architects.
on Higgins avenue ut the south end
of the new bridge the Pcnwell build
ing, being built to the order of the
Bitter Root Butlaing company. is rap
idly approaching completion and Mir
Ambrose. the contractor, expects to
finish work on ii by the first of the
year. There are three stories to the
building and seGfral af tile stores on
the ground ffloof have already been
rented. The corner store will prob
ably be opened up as drug store,
another as IA hardware and a third
as mems furnishings store. The up
stairs viii. In alt likelihood he .occu-
pied as a rooming house. The white
pressed brick used in the construction
of this building has been supplied by
the Helena Pressed Brick company.
! The plans were supplied by j. II. Ken
/ nedN
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
A DIVORCE SUIT.

Ethel Larson flied suit in the dis
sfiet court yesterday against Peter
Larson, asking for legat separation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
NEW ENGLAND FISH
CO., SELLS TO RIVAL
CANADIAN CONCERN TO CON-
TR0L HALIBUT BUSINESS
United States Enterprise Will Have
Supremacy and Its Associate
House Will Be Subsldi-
ary Corporation

VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. 5.-The
entire Canadian assets of thu New Eng
land Fish company, valued at $1,000
900, were transferred today to the
Canadian Fish company of Vancouver.
The latter has been a business rival of
the New England concern for several
years and owns two fishing steamers
in the halibut fleet operating out of
Vancouver.
The New England company, a
wealthy American corporation with
stores in Boston, New York and many
other cities, has been fighting hard for
several wears to maintain its place as
the principal halibut fishery concern
of the coast.
For years the American steamers of
the New England company have been
onerating out of Vancouver under a
suspended customs law, their fish being
sent through in bond. Lately hot
fire has been directed against the COM
pany in political circles, and the change
of ownership announced today was
probably a direct result of the conten-
ton that Canadian control of the hall
but business must go into effect
1t is expected the Canadian Fish com
pany hereafter will be a corporation
subsidiary to the New England Fish
company of the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
ers; one-story three room store build
ing 1900
The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-standard copper was
easy on the New York Metal exchange today
although prices were a shade higher No
business was reported All positions closed
at S12 50Q12.65. The London market closed
quiet at a slight advance; spot, EOS rs 3D.
and n5on futures snot at sales 0S were 500 tons and
futures 1900 tons Local dealers reported that
the re dmetal was unchanged; lake. SlS oog @
10 25; electrolytic. S1275Q13.oo; casting N262Ha
Q12S71a.
Tin advanced FIVE points on a quiet market.
spot, $40 6Od3O. rs; October, s3O6593o.75; No
vember $50. No sales were reported The
London market closed quiet and firm at at ad-
vance of 19s; spot, 914O; futures, el41 Is I'd.
Lead was quiet and little sitter on IN
side quotations. Spot New York, closed at
S4 S2Iaa4 371a. and East ST. Louis at A2og
4371a. The London market advanced IS Sd to
e13 6s Cd.
spelter ruled firm but quiet at 10 points ad-
vance New York spot s5.S545.95; St Louis
So 75a5 So London was unchanged at 932 bs.
Iron declined I'D for Cleveland warrants IN
London, closing at 52s Sd. Locally the mar
ket continues very firm. with No. l foundry,
northern, No. l, foundry southern, and No: l.,
foundry, soft, at s19.25Q1975; No. foundry,
northern, SIS. 7531925.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Oct. 5.-steamship President
arrived tonight from Seattle via Eureka and
San Francisco with large freight and pas
senge rlist. She will clear tomorro" tor san
After discharginf part cargo Of lumber at
San Diego steamer Bowdoin. Captain Johnson
arrived with 425,OOO feet of lumber for various
consignees. She will clear tomorrow for Fort
Los Angeles - ,-. 49,
limited States torpedo boat destroyer Law
renee cleared today for Santa Barbara
passenger and freight steamship st. Croix,
Captain Warner arrived today from san
Francisco and way ports. She clears on re-
turn trip tomorrow.
steamer Whittier. Captain Seamens, cleared
today for San Francisco. carrying 10000 par
reIs of oil for the Union Oil company.
steamer Chehals, Captain Kittleson, is due
tomorrow from GTay's Harbor Via Redondo
with part cargo Of lumber.
departures wednesday will include steamers
Ialkme Captain Dahlquist, for Eureka, and
the San Gabriel, Captain Green. for umpqua
River,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06

pertinent station which was established
by the government at Pittsburg, to de-
wise means by which disastrous coal
mine accidents may be avoided. The
congress appropriated $150,000 to carry
on these experiments, the conduct of
which is fraught with some danger.
James p. Harvey, general manager
of the Magistral-Ameca copper mines
in the state Of Jalisco, Mexico, is in the
city from the mines.
B. L. Vaughn, a prominent operator
of Calzona, Cal, new camp near the
Arizona line in which Carl Schader OF
Los Angeles is interested, Is registered
at the Hollenbeck.
w. L. Clark. general manager Of
the United Verde mines at Jerome,
Ariz. and w. A. Clark, jr., and
Charles w. Clark, sons of the ex-
senator, who owns the mine, are at
the Van Nuys.
ID. Leedy, the locator of the Ruth
mine at Gold Roads, Ariz., accom-
panied by his wife. is stopping at the
Hayward.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-06
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Bond trading
was exceptionally heavy this morning and
was fairly well distributed along the list.
A block Of $125,OOO Los Angeles Gas and
Electric corporation 5s (recently listed
changed to 1Oo% Q1Ooh. Key Route second
refunding As, Peoples Water 5s, United Rail
way As and Los Angeles Railway 5s were all
active and held firm to previous quotations
Among the stock Alaska Packers advanced
To 7S@ Pacific Telephone common was dull
and neglected at SO asked, and the preferred
had takers at 99%c. After small sale at
S6h a big block of Associated OIL was Of
merciai Sugar had heavy buying at "a Is.
city Electric made a partial recovery to
AZ IA Pacific Gas and Electric stocks were
quite slow, with the common at 6lq62' ana
the preferred at 9O691, after selling at 80 II.