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The evening times., 1899-03-28

WANTED-Wiil pay $50 cash to anyone securing
me Government position. Address c. A. C..
this Office. masS-2t -eln
The evening times., 1899-03-28

FOR SALE-Superior furniture OF Groom fiat; |
excellent lease; owner leaving city. Address |
FLATS, this Office. mhS6-Se
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
will he inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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FOR RENT-FARMs.

FOR RENT-Farm of 20 acres, under cultivation:
Groom house; good cellar, and all outbuild
ings; "a mile from station; rent, $l2 per month.
Address A. BROWN, Springfield Md. ma2S Stem
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FOR SALE-Before April 1. gents wheel SIS
Call or address c. t., l4l3 Fla. NV.
,,1hsS-3 -3t
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wANTED-By reliable cclored man and wife.
places TO work in house or take charge of
place in or out OF city. Address ]. It. w., this
o1hce. mh2S-2t
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MANTED-Good business man to take charge OF
the sale OF Rex Light in the District NOR
IRIS BRICK, Manager, $40 18th st, mas7 -2t-em
NANTED-Young man with one or two years
experience in drug store. Address, with ref,
DRI GS this office. mh27-2t
WANTFD-Ten frst-ciass coatrnakers J. ID.
BURNS a. CO.. 9th and C sta. NV. mhlS-H
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l WOULD LIKE To SAY to nv friends and The
public generally that | am located at Nc :
I'd ST. ne, and am prepared TO DO all kinds Of
furniture repairing. furniture packing mattress
and furniture renovatng; carpets taken up.
cleaned, moth-proofed, and stored; carpets laid;
card will bring me with estimate: furniture
bought and sold. ". T. Bl RDETTE. 2d ST. ne
ma2S-3: EN-
The evening times., 1899-03-28
FOR sALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Three high-grade bicycles; cheap
for cash at onee HOTEL ENRICH, Pa ave
mh9s-3t
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

way Company temporary writ enjoin-
ing Tax Collector Sheehan and Auditor
Wells from entering any penalty on their
books for the company's delinquency in
the payment Of taxes for the current
year. The object of the suit is 10 test the
right of the Assessor to arbitrarily assess
the franchise of a company the tracks of
whose railway are laid in as many as
three counties.
Judge Dunno sent Frank Mcguire. who
pleaded guilty 10 q charge of grand lar
ceny, to San Quentin yesterday for a term
of four years.
Walter J. Andrews, who was subpoe-
naed as witness in the a renna trial but
who failed TO appear until brought into
court, was sentenced to pay a fine of IS
yesterday morning. He said that he was
out OF town and consequently could not
obey the summons.
jeremiah Whelan has sued the Market
Street Railway Company TO recover $40 900
damages for personal injuries. Plaintiff
alleges that through the negligence of de-
fendant's employees he was thrown from
a car at Fourth and Bryant streets on
July p and severely injured.
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corey, however, occupied the hour Of his
Nlslt ny experimenting his education Re-
gardlng algebra the court asked the young
man as 10 his knowledge of the unknown
quantity in attorneys fees and which
Caesar II was that founded Rome as a
Slty OF marble and left IL a gold brick
1oung Bulkeley looked weary and his
WEAKNESS increased as the court dragged d
MN through the length of his guardian 8
account and called for quotations from
edch Dook OF the account which were
there by the hundred. After an hour $
questioning Judge Coffey determined that
past ana was 10 he congratulated on the
extent n his library. The account was
then settled and next week the fees of
the guar 1ian and his attorney will be
nXed. The account shows that Young
Buikeley afill has some $4,000 standing TO
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for men

Glass tobacco jar, German
silver top.
Smoking set. briar wood pipe.
Dainty celluloid necktie
boxes.
Silk suspenders in individual
boxes.
Suit of wool underwear.
II d som ely embroid-
cred night shirts.
2 pair linen mesh socks.
3 pair striped Isle socks.
Black surah silk hemstitched
muftlers.
Heavy lambskin driving
gloves.
Sterling silver white bristle
hat brush.
Sterling silver, scroll design
match box.
Sterling silver pen holder.
Gold trimmed, hand painted
handkerchief boxes.
Fancy embossed celluloid
necktie boxes.
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Christmas millinery
dress lengths i'm boxes

of State Curry. Governor Gage and Attor-
ney General Ford. TO recover 5000 alleged
TO be due as attorneys fees in the case
of the People on the relation of Attorney
Genera! George A. Johnson for the pur-
pose Of forfeiting the franchise Of the
American Sugar Refining Company. and
for 5000 damages Sullivan * Sullivan
We're retained as special counsel on be-
half OF the State. and after the conclu-
sion of the litigation, which was COM
menced i'm 1855 the Legislature made an
appropriation for the payment OF 5000 to
the attorneys. Up TO date the demand
has not been paid and suit is filed 20 COM
pei its ALLOWANCE
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An Undesirable IMMIGRANT.

United States immigration Commits
sioner North has called the Special Board
OF Inquiry TO examine into the case OF
Bridget Brannan. an immigrant on the
Umatiila from Victoria. Mr. North had
been notified that the woman had been
confined for two weeks i'm an asylum for
the insane in New South Wales She had
more than $500 in her possession when she
arrived here.
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what dollar will buy at HaIe's
for ladies

Hale's famous II. 3. kid
gloves.
Comb and brush set. German
silver.
y dozen Roger Bros. silver
plated teaspoons.
Beautiful embossed celluloid
handkerchief box.
Dainty eiderdown dressing
sack.
Rustling cotton moreen un-
der skirt.
Fine white and colored cro-
cheted shawls.
All-wool fancy shoulder
shawls.
Well made black sateen un-
derskirts.
Box of lace edged handker-
chiefs.
Lace and spangled hand
painted fans.
2 clasp real Mocha gloves.
Swell studded dog collar
belt.
Liberty silk jabots and i'm
ported scarfs.
The famous Arnold flannel
dressing sack.
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BUlKElEY'S LEARNING
JUDICIALLY TESTED
JUDGE CoFFEY QUIZZES THE
LOUD YOUNG MAN.
He Appeared in Court With His Bot
tle-Green Fringed Clothes and
Saw His Guardians Ac-
count Settled.

Lewis F. Bulkeley. the young man VINO
recently stampeded the tenderloin by ap-
pearing with his clothes. from the collar
Of his coat TO the bottom OF his pants.
fringed with bottle-green velvet. arrived
in Judge Coffey's court yesterday with the
selfsame clothes and proceeded TO super
intend the settlement OF the account Of
his guardian, Aylett r. Cotton. Judge
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Their Efforts Appreciated.

The Chamber of Commerce yesterday
sent the following dispatch 10 Senator
Perkins IN Washington:
we heartily appreciate the efforts OF
yourself and others Of California deleCa-
tion 20 maintain present tariff on citrus
fruits IN Jamaica treaty anc hope for
success"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Monoerammed Stationery.

II would be difficult TO imagine a more
appropriate Christmas gift than box Of
assorted note papers with the initials IL
Illuminated in the various fashionable col
ors. Cooper & Co. the Art Station. rs
give particular attention 10 this branch
and their productions cannot be equal,ds .
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Christmas stock in3S

prettly packed in haIf-6ozs1 lots for gifts. nsr-
chandIse orders payable at any of Hdiss California
stores If you don't know the SIZE.
Linen feet stockings; fast black elastic maco
cotton tops. double Irish linen spliced soles.
heels and toes. An elegant stocking for
Christmas gift. y dozen in bOx.......S 40 box
dozen In bON .......-....-........... : 20 boN
Ladies' imported fancy cotton hose black boots
with striped plain colored tops. splendid
value and appropriate gift. y dozen In
DON ...'......'..'.'...... III 10 oox
Ladies' imported lace Isle hose, tan or black
some exceedingly new designs In Partisan
lace patterns, y dozen in box ........$2 70 box
The newest thing in hosiery. nercerized cotton:
IL has the appearance Of the finest silk plain
black or fancy rembrandt rib, u dozen in
DoA ~ 20 ooX
Stockings for school. fine ribbed maco cotton
school hose. full finish French toes and heels
extra long and elastic. One half dozen In box
for children ............................ 90
dress lengths i'm boxes
The most appropriate gift for a lady we know
Of would be dress pattern length An ele-
CANT mohair stripe for sl3 so or a suit Of broad
cloth, or a venetian a covert cloth for a
tailor garment or a cheviot serge for a street
dress or black crepOn for calling suit
full assortment Of all that is new in dress
goods Every dress put up il so desired in an
individual gift day box.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

he's out n
he
n dovvn o
Every one a-th al knO
nj
He he crew
BY their from the mana dOVvn
he store is is
From ton Christmas
brfn your mann all sights
While s
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more notices from Santa's store

coUrse the viii night until Christmas
deliver Then
the of
made
a
exhibited
aH wH invited
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
CHILDREN'S HOME RECEIVES.
Friends of the Institution Inspect the
New Quarters on Twenty
Fifth Street

Yesterday Afternoon and evening the san
Francisco Chrdren's Home for Homeless
Children gave an entertainment TO cele-
brate the establishment of the home In
its new quarters at 40i5 Twenty-nith
street
The many friends of the home were re-
ceived by Mrs A. NJ. Christ. the matron,
and entertained with solos by Miss Maud
Pettee and Miss Bertha Wadham and
choruses by the Mckenzie Singing So
cietV
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
fire! fire I!
steel wheel coasters

Probably more coasters used in San
Francisco than in any other city in America
a 32-inch coaster with brake waiting for
Hale's handy tricycle. wagon; works with
pedals like tricycle. and can be used as
wagon; one of the most popular novelties last
year and an increased popularity for the
Christmas TO come. Better buy them early.
S3 75 each
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for children

Sterling silver pen holder.
81 25 comb and brush set.
81 so plain Nethersole brace
let's.
2 clasp lambskin gloves.
The popular onita union
suits.
Box Of six pair school hose.
Dainty little white lawn
apron.
Sterling silver napkin ring.
Good school umbrella.
Box OF 1 dozen school hand
kerchiefs.
Regular violin. 81 in. long.
Upright steam engine. 10 in.
high.
Buck and saw with steel
blade.
Dainty gold celluloid hand
kerchief box.
Silver plated drinking cup.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
a talk on Arnold knit goods

graduate nurse. Mrs. Reynodso OF New York
is giving valuable lectures daily on baby dress
ing and the celebrated Arnold knit wear She
presents many interestingly novel ideas on ba by
dressing abounding in valuable hints to mothers
Ladies are invited to visit her and question her
and profit by her visit here in our store in San
francisco. Mrs. Reynolds will depart shortly
so we would advise consulting her this week
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
COURT NOTES.

Judge Seawel has granted the San
Francisco and San Mateo Electric Rail-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.

The annual reports of the nine savings
banks OF this city have been turned inf,
the office OF the Bank Commission. and the
footinCs show remarkable increase IN
business According 10 comparisons ma J.,
by Secretary Dinsmore. the gain In az
sets during the past three months was
SslosS2 Is. and In the same period fhs
gain I'm deposits was s23941s1 81. Thsvs
figures demonstrate that times In xener,l
are prosperous In San Francisco and tla.
more people have a Few dollars 10 Ic,-
aside for a rainy day than there nave
been Tor years past. The reports OF the
ny city banks are as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Organ Recital at St. Dominic's.

The next organ recital by Franklin
Palmer will be given in ST. DominiCs
Church this evening after the regular
service Robert Lloyd will sing the cele-
brated 20 Salutaris." by Felicien David.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
for children

6 hemstitched initial hand
kerchiefs in box.
3 white pure linen handker-
chiefs.
60c ebony back brush set.
Decorated enamel wood work
box.
Decorated enamel wood writ
ing desk.
One suit natural merino un-
derwear.
A dainty flannelette night
gown.
Square or round yoke lawn
apron.
2 pair of fine school stock
ings.
Fine boys Windsor tie.
Sterling silver handle button
hook.
Sterling silver handle nail
brush.
An engraved silver napkin
ring.
Money saving iron combina-
tion bank.
Beautiful celluloid autograph
album.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
mems Christmas neckwear

Neckwear for gentlemen in individual boxes.
The latest neckwear is the English square. made
TO be tied in puff. but preferred by many as
a four-in- hand.
English squares puffs. four-in- hands. tecks.
the predomnating style Of which are stripes are
here in abundance. Put up IL so desired in in
dividual gift day boxes. Your pick from the
largest stock we have ever presented at Christ
mas tine SOC each
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Christmas fancy work

nothing Sdlntisr could be suggested than novelty
in fancy work-DincgsbioaS bureau scGrfs, for m
stance.
SILK hand embroidered pin cushion. AKA or 2ieX6
prettily trimmed with bows Of narrow ribbon,
also the same in sun flower and heart shape
designs daintily delicate, for Christmas gifts
ready tomorrow Observation-Disclosures. soc each
Satin pincushions, s inches square with lace and
hand painted silk tops edged with 4-inch
cream silk lace rufiles. Similar cushions
trimmed with bows Of satin ribbon and S-lnch
lace and satin ruffie. your choice from many
beautiful designs Observation-Disclosures. 81 30 each
3 piece silk toilet sets, appropriate for lady's
toilet table-hand painted pin cushion and
bottles prettily tri mined with narrow ribbon
and 3-inch silk ruffie; sets in red. pink, blue,
yellow, nile, lavender and white ..S2 80 set
Art phot ograph frames. 10 by l2iz inches. gilt
and white effects. with metal corners neat as
Gentlemens suspender mountings a goodiy
assortment in black and colors an acceptable
gift for gentleman ...............-45c. a pair
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
for men


Lead pencil. sterling silver
top.
Match holder with cigar
rest.
Regular 75c collar box.
Plain hemsutched pure linen
handkerchiefs
Hemstitched silk initial
handkerchiefs.
Heavy twill silk handker-
chiefs.
New pun and teck ties.
Suspenders made OF neck
ware silks.
Fancy trimmed and twill
niRhtshirts.
Celluloid cigar and match
holder.
Fancy enameled opal smok-
ing sets.
Sterling silver valise tags.
Vest pocket comb and mir
ror set.
Sterling silver tooth brush.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
Santa Claus is boss at Hale's.

Mister Santa is boss Hale's week,
S
For Santa, knows his 'biz"
m and do that"
joins the fun
on, great sport Jolly old chap
He's round and jolly and slow
They bump him and cause he's so fat,
And he mad, know
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
STATE OFFICIALS SUED.

Sullivan & Sullivan Seek to Recover
Fees Due and Unpaid.
The firm Of Sullivan & Sullivan. attor-
neys at law, filed suit yesterday against
State Controller F.. 2. Colgan, Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

Santa's automobile route Tomorrow
a. NJ.
p. NJ.
TO
TO TO
Saatass veyOurst sreadyw Santa comeyo
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what fifty cents will buy at HaIe's


A beautiful pure linen ker-
chief.
Hand painted gauze empire
fan.
Black silk pattern veil.
Sterling silver roller blotter.
Handpainted opal brush tray.
Decorated celluloid glove
box.
Pair of fine English hose.
Pair of Mercerized silk hose.
Zephyr fascinator. new shad-
ings.
Fancy tucked tea apron.
White crocheted shawl.
All wool shoulder shawl.
Pretty steel belt buckle.
Stock collar with bow.
Black and colored silk gloves.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
capes and Jackets

common-sense Christmas gift-sometbing which
can be warn. merchandise orders payable at any of
Haies California stores If you don know the size
Moire astrakhan fur capes, made from whole
skins selected lined with heavy satin, high
rolling collars; elegant shoulder cape,
most appropriate gift TO any lady, price from
$l2 80 to $25 each.
Fur collars in stone marten and possum furs,
tails heads. of the very newest shapes
on the market at Hales for Christmas SO so ca.
New plaids in golf capes, some of the new ef-
fects show tendency to lag. The stock cut
TO make speedy exit. The S25 90 golf capes'
beginning Tomorrow SIC 80.
$40 capes ..................s14 so
SlS capeS ................'. 10 0O
SIS capeS ..........-....... II 0O
and prices down to 81 80 each. Here's chance
to save.
Look at the automobile route for tomorrow.
Santa don't go if IL rains.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-02
1t Is Dlfacult Problem.

Ia
r,,, Inicasp. DEC. Ia special to the
t,iuuiis rom Masnlngton says: IN
9uns uesetopes the Iaet tnat the open
. uooi pa'ies OF the aaminlstration mas
tsceiySu soillethlhg OF check from
tns Haiopsan powers Who WISH 70
u,4ts snarp bargain with respect
~ 'te aisipplnes. lhey were asked
- t,a ,.a,4;.. assurances that LII eass
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-02
BUTTE NEWS,
IN THE POLICE COURT
Dan Agoa and His Wife Patch Up
Their Quarrel.
ANGER TURNED TO AMITY
They Took the Statutory Time in Which
to Plead-Judge Sullivan Had q q
Light Docket-Too Much
Thanksgiving.
ANGER TURNED TO AMITY

Dan Agoa, THE Montana Kid" and
his wife, who We're arrested Thanksgiv-
ing day, each on complaint of the'other,
on a charge of larceny for each having
stolen a trunk belonging to the wife,
were before Justice Sullivan in the po-
lice court yesterday to plead to the
charges against them. The community
of action which got them into Jail was
not allowed to be broken, as each asked
for the statutory time, "a hours, to
plead. Since getting one another ar
rested the couple appear to have patch
ed up their differences, as the husband,
who got out on bonds, spent much of
his time in front of the bars which sep
arated him from his other half and at
fectionately carried her meals from a
nearby restaurant.
For the day following holiday Judge
Sullivan's docket was light one. An
drew Maneton, e. Engberg and
Shorty Burns, all of whom were
charged with disturbance of the peace
and quiet of the national day of
thanksgiving, We're assessed IS each for
their foolishness.
John Hayes, who had too much wine
with his Thanksgiving dinner, and be-
cause Of the fact sought to enforce his
unWelcome attentions upon family in
the southern part of the city, was
charged IS.
John KnowIton and Fred Fugett
We're assessed the usual SIS for indulging
their appetites for liquor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-02
1t Was n Hummer.

Great Falls, Dec. 1.-The Thanksgiving
shoot at Belt was a hummer, say the
shooters who attended it from this city.
Gus Frazier, James Gaunt, Pat Gala
CHER, DR. Stephens and Nabaugh repre-
scented the Great Falls club. The threat
ening weather and turkey dinners kept
many from attending. The Great Falls
boys took a large slice of the prizes DIT.
Stephens won the event Of the day. carry
ing off tho first prize. 8. 4-year-old mare.
The doctor also tied with W. Cummings
Of Sand Coulee for the first prize in the
live-bird shoot, and they divided. The
second prize in this shoot was taken by
Pearson OF Sand Coulee, while Gus Fra
zier and Pat Gallagher of this city and
Mat Richardson and John Gillin of Belt
tied for the third prize. The shoot was
for 10 birds and the scores were g. S and 7
for the three prizes mentioned.
Gus Frazier was first in the fourth
event, killing IS birds straight, the only
straight score made during the day. Ma
baugh also carried off three prizes. The
day was blustery and the birds hard to
hit, but the Belt club made the visiting
members so much at home that every one
had the best time of the year regardless.
The black mare which DR.. stephens won
is still feeding on the range and the doc
tor Is thinking of having her halter broken
some time next fall.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-02
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Great Falls, Dec. 1.--During the absence
of City Clerk G. H. Clark in California for
his health his place will be filled by City
Attorney H. II, Ewing
C. w. Gorham OF Minneapolis spent
Thanksgiving in Great Falls
F. G. Owens and Oscar Robinson are in
from Milligan on legal business.
Ed I.ippincott is rejoicing in the arrival
of a 12-pound girl at his residence last
night.
James McDevitt. the Conrad stockman,
came in from that place Thursday on a
business visit.
A marriage license was to-day granted
Charles Johnson and Mary Anderson,
both of Great Falls.
A Swedish lodge of the Templars of
Temperance was organized in the city this
week with goodly number OF members.
Ike Boyer came in from the West
Thursday and enjoyed a pleasant Thanks
giving dinner on one Of Jim Hills dining
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Derosier and daugh-
ters also Mrs. Martin, from Missoula. are
on q visit to their mother, Mrs Eugene
Thibodeau.s who is residing with her
daughter, Mrs. D. r. Goodreau, on Thir-
teenth street north.
Robert J. Shores, jr. has discontinued
the publication Of the Patriot with the
present issue and will so East In JANUARY
to attend school. In his closing editorial
he thanks the many friends who have as.
sisted him and bids Farewell, a long
farewell, to all my greatness.
Lieutenant Z. A. Foster of Company l.,
LewiStown, arrived in Great Falls on
Thursday on his way to his home in the
Judith valley. When the regiment left
Manila Foster did not accompany it, but
came home in slower stages by way of
the Suez canal and various points of in
terest on the journey.
J. III. Hall is in the city for few days
visit from Washington and Idaho. Mr..
Hall says Southern Idaho and Eastern
Washington are experiencing a mining
boom such as that country has never felt.
People are crowdiHg in from all directions
and in the towns of Weiser, Sumpter and
the Seven Devils district erything is
humming. Houses are going upon every
hand. mines are working and everything
is rushing day and night and the outlook
is as good as could possibly be wished.
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Headed for Great Falls.

Great Falls, Dec. 1.-The police of
Great Falls are looking for a man af-
t1icted with smallpox, and looking live
~ at that. The man is not in the city
as yet, but at last accounts he was
headed this way. 1t seems that he was
on a Great Northern train. and was put
off or got off at Benton, but his condi-
ton being such that he was not desired
at that place, he was passed on, and at
last accounts was catching freights
headed for Great Falls. Just where he
is cannot be stated. but he is not vet
in the city, and the police are watch
ing every avenue of entrance so that
when he does arrive the poor fellow
will be at once taken to the pesthouse,
where, by the way, DR.. Weitman is