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She Is Again Executrix.

OAKLAND, Jan. 21-Judge Hall to-day
set aside the order revoking the letters
testamentary issued to Hannah Mahoney
as executrix of the estate of the late Cor
nelius Mahoney. The revocation was or
dered on the 18th inst, because tie exec
utrix refused TO sell certain real estate,
the proceeds of which were to be used
in paying off a mortgage on lot which
had been bequeathed to Timothy Maho-
ney, nephew of the testator. Since then
Mrs. Mahoney has concluded to change
her mind and has expressed a Willingness
TO comply with the order of sale Hence
Judge Hail to-day set aside the order re-
voking the letters, and Mrs. Mahoney is
again directed to administer the estate.
shay's Creditors Act.
OAKLAND, Jan. 21-The creditors of
John NJ Shay, the fire engine house con-
tractor, who disappeared a month ago,
have assigned their various claims to G.
w. Fisher of the Puget Sound Lumber
Company. There is SS247 due Shay from
the city and steps will be taken TO have
this turned over to the credito:s The
total amount of claims against the miss :.
ing contractor filed with the Board of
Public Works is S4943 SO. Thus there will
be $1696 SO to be met after the city pays.
Burglary Charges Reduced.
OAKLAND. Jan 21-Johnny Streuber
and Frank Humphred, aged II and 13 re-
spectively, who were arrested last night
on charge of burglarizing the Frame
residence, 92S Magnolia street, appeared
in the Police Court to-day. The charges
of burglary were reduced to petty lar
ceny, to which they pleaded guilty. SEN
tence was suspended Tor one month pend
ing good behavior.
Oakland News Items.
OAKLAND, Jan. 21.-Helen E. Hankins
to-day commenced suit for divorce from
John F. Hankins.
The Teachers Amity and Retirement
Fund Commissioners met to-day and pre-
pared a report to the Supervisors showing
that 225 teachers are at present contrib
uting 81 each per month to the fund in
this county and that there is now 1851
in the fund.
r. h O'Beirne was arrested to-day on
a charge Of stealing a bicycle from F. F.
Solomon of Twelfth and Franklin streets
on the 18th inst.
Rev. William Kelley of Philadelphia has
lish Lutheran Church of this city. He is
said to be an eloquent speaker, and comes
from the Board of Home Missions, con-
Quoted by the Lutheran church in the
United States.
Henry Michl of New York has written
nation concerning his brother, Jacob
Michl who came West in April. 1896 The
latter is wanted in order that his father S
estate might be settled.
Morris Unger, the stove-polish peddler,
who if rich would be called a kleptoma-
MAC. was convicted in the Police Court
to-day of petty larceny. He will be SEN
fenced next Monday.
Coroner Mehrmann was handicapped in
the Captain Woodruff Durham inquest
last evening, owing to the absence of all
the witnesses who knew anything about
the deceased falling into a hatchway on
the ship Indiana. Their absence was due
to the fact that they had sailed away, and
the jury found therefore that death had
been caused by lung troubles.
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WOULD NOT FIGHT
FOR UNCLE SAM
Therefore John Ludwig Eneman, Swede,
Cannot Acquire Citizenship.

n AKLANJD Jan Beuse he did not believe in war and would
by occupation tailor denied admission to citizenship by Judge
before
his first papers Yesterday Enean again appeared
finishing the prnar of admission to American citizen
passed remarkably rigid examination answering Intelligent
of Uncle Sans form of
disqualification however consisted of his
which Ensworths
court asked:
between
take against native land in defense
your adopted country"
puzzled 1t the question
his
do dat Ay would fate
partie would again
Sweden. Note much"
Pierce noted the Judges
wig his
frstpa Citizenship denied"
evidently ndeavoing
x < Z < = Z Z Y < < = Z 4 x y
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
!; HUNTERS OVERDUE
Search Is Made for Two
Berkeley Boys.

II sRKEEY 21Wiiam Edward j. Finn two ooy
hunting AS late as
/
their
The school well known IN the
firm friends
o
The which started had been planned for days
tied Bath
made the fol-
with
to Richmond watch
had had experience
before When
fatality had the
stuck
impossible They doubtless
Waiin n on
Berkeley morning
Pablo and possible that boys
of a the described
, 90 0 o o o o
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
mem
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FIVE DAYS TRIAL TREATMENT
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NO 0. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME
NO C. 0. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME.

The only preparation known to science which really
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The Won Moh1 Company invites ali suffering
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This will prove the wonderful yalizng powers
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It doesn't make difference what caused the weak
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Feb 5. and every fifth day thereafter; change ss
at Seattle TO this companys steamers N 3 no Iot
at Vancouver to c. P. Ry
For Eureka SHumo Snd ey Sgy} Attn daV there
after. 4 - c.
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For San Diego stopping only at Port Har-
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fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz, santa kosdlta
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Mar. Q. Apr. 6.
For further information obtain folder.
The company reserves the right TO change
without previous notice, steamers. sailing dates
and hours Of sailing.
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery
street palace HoteD.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Gen. Agts..
10 Market st. San Francisco.
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Alameda News Notes.

Alameda News Notes.
ALAMEDA, Jan. 21-The Verein Ger
mania will give an entertainment to-mor-
row evening. A mixed chorus will sing
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf, San Francisco;
For Alaskan ports. 10 a. m,
Jan. IL, 16, q, &c. 81; Feb. 8;
change at Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver, Oh.
c., Port Townsend, Seattle,
Tacoma, Everett. Anacortes
and New Whatcon (Wash),
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does nelp arm paid n
THE Won MOHL COMPANY 500 B. Cincinnati o.
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COmpagnie Generate TranSailaniiqus.

TTGnCIl LTn6T
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS -
FRANCE). Sailing every Saturday 81 TxA
at 10 a. N. from Pier 49, North <ezszssggszaazs
River, foot Of Morton street.
LA NORMANDIE .........................J %
La GASCOGNE ...--......-..........-...Feb
LA CHAMPAGNE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Feb II
LA BRETAGNE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Feb IL
LA TOURAINE Observation-Disclosures Feb q
First class to Havre. Sos and upward per
cent reduction on round trip. Second class to
Havre, S45, 10 per ceTh reduction round trip
GENERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES
AND CANADA, Bowling Green New York
J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific Coast Agents,
Montgomery ave-, San Francisco.
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C.. E. Trescott. Publisher.
Fifty-Sixth Congress.

Washington, March 4--The
Fifty sixth congress comes tito
existence today, and when the final
senatorial elections have been an
nounced fifty~flve new members of
the upper house will be republicans,
26 democrats, 4 populists, silver
party, 2 independent and l fusion
lst. In the house of representa-
tives the republicans number 1876,
the democrats 1853, the populists Z,
and the siIverites 2.
In the senate many new faces
will appear, Including many we'll
known men, such as Chauncey
Eepew, and w. A. Clark Senator
Clark is exciting considerable in>
terest here, Ge is reputed to be
among the richest men in the
United States and promises to
eclipse all social records If reports
are correct, for his entertaining
will be 90 a lavish scale, Accord
ing to the stories here he has little
education. But by travel and
reading since he became million
aire he has made himself mas ter of
three languages, au art expert and
lover of books. He hasn't even
that western aggressiveness that
shocks easterners so much. Toda.
one might think him a man of th
world, so glibly does he talk cf
pictures or horses or finances O,
politics.
One Of the unique cl aracters
the senate will! be Nathali Sas
5 oft, of Nest Virginia. For five
years he was West Virginia's S
member of the repl blican patton;
committee, ard for the entire tim
he was member of the executive
committee. In the campaign o
1896 he was selected by Presiden
Mckinley to serve with Genera
Powell Clayton and Vice Presiden,
Hobart at the headquar ters, at
New York City. Leader.
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serious thing for the guilty par
ties that not manv gan blerS will
take tn risk II ihey have not been
assured in advance of immunity, /,
and tha' means a guilty c, mpl city
on the part Of the law guardians
with its violaters.
The governor puts nis veto on
the ground that the Tierney law
Will produce no revenue to the
state, but will only afford con~
venient method of raising black
mail from the gamblers He
might have put it on even better
grounds it seems to US, but as it is,
We believe he did right in vetoing
the bill, not because the ! rovisions
Of the bill itself are particularly
jectionabIe, but because there IS
plenty Of evidence at band that
there was an intention in some
cities at least to make those pro-
visions take the place of a licensed
gambling bill by means of guilty
compact between the ,amb.ers and
the police authorities. Great
Falls Tribune.
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Contest Notice.
United States Land Office

Helena Mont. Fep. s, 1899
A sUtficientaffidavit having been
med IN this ofiice by Charles e.
Prescott 0! Teton County, Mont
contestant, against homestead en-
l'y No 1888, made July 29tb.
1892 for 2 SCI, sec 23 and NJ sw4
sec -. 'p 28a range 6w., by ].
Howard Barnum contestee, in
which it is alleged that said Bar
mum has wholly abandoned said
tract, and changed his residence
'heretrom for more than six mon tbs
since making said entry, and next
prior to date herein and for mora
than SIX months prior to tho ex-
plratlon of five years from date at
entry, that said tract is not settled
upon and cultivated by SAID party
as required by law and that said
claimants absence from said tract
was not due to his employment in
The service OF the United States nj
The war with Spain,
Said parties are hereby notified
tc appear, respond and offer evid
1nre ouching said allegation at 10
o'clock "a. m, on March 9th, 1899
oefo'e Carl Harris, Notary Public
at hs office at Dupuyer, Mont,
md tha' final hearing win he held
I IN O'Clock a: =, on March 31st
1899 before the Register and Re-
'"ived at the United States
Iand 0 lie, Helena, Montana.
Fhs said cor tes rant having, ia
proper affidavit, fled Feb. 8, 1899,
ct forth facts which show that
ft"r due diligence sonal service
# this notice can not be made. it is
ereby ordered and directed that
uch notice be given by due aud
roper publication.
GEORGE D. GREEN.
Register.
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The Gambling Bill Vetoed.

Gov. Smith has vetoed the Tier
1ey gambling bill, and there will
be mourning among the gamblers,
This Tierney gambling bill did not
license gambling any more than
the old law did. 1t simply chang
ed the otfense from felony to a
mlsdemeanor, and provided a fine
instead of Imprisonment as the
penalty for violating the law
The singular feature about the bill
which was suggestive of licensed
gambling was the fact that a fine
of $500 for each conviction was
fixed for gambling carried on the
ground floor while just half this
amount was fixed on as the fine
for upstairs gambling. Of course
the active enforcement of the pro
visions of the Tierney bill would
prevent gambling just as effectuaI-
ly as the old law would do 1t. In
deed the Tierney bill got votes
from men who were opposed to
gambling, on the ground that it
would be more effective for the
suppression of gambling than the
old law, inasmuch as it was difficult
to get jury to convict when the
penalty was so severe as 10 be DIS
proportiOnate TO the crime ia the
eyes of the average juryman Be
that as it may there can be little
doubt that in Helena, Butte and
Anaconda, the gamblers expected
to be able to make a deal with the
officers of the law whereby they
would be allowed TO tun gambling
houses upstairs, and be arrested
and fiued only at stated intervals,
so as to make the law operate
practically as license. Possibly
similar projects were thought of it
in Grea Falls. The veto OF the
Tierney bill ~ the governor will
upset these plans. There are only
two courses left open now to the
guardians of the law, One is to
deliberately shut their eyes to its
violation and permit gambling to
go on unmolested, and the other IS
to arrest law breakers under a
statue that makes CONVICTION SO
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Con5olidatedi
United States Land Office Helena. Mont

(Con5olidatedt
United States Land Office Helena. Mont.
February, 27th, 1880.
Notice is hert by given that James L. Coll
ilnS OF raymond, Montana, has filed notice
of>Atention to make final proof before G.
Il. Irc&cott, U. S. Commissioner at his office
III Dupuyer, Mont, on Saturday the sth day
OF april 1899 ON timber culture application
NO I'O0 for nequarter of section No. 20 in
township No 26 n, range sw.
Also that Samuel J Bean, Of RAYMOND
Mont has filed notice Of intention to make
hhal proof before Q. E. Prescott. o. 5. Com
missioner at his Office in Dupuyer, Mont. on
saturday the Sth day of April, 1899 on timber
culture application No 2723 ior the n2 sw4
se4 sW4, anu sea, nw4, sec s, in tp 26n. rsw,
Also That Abraham l.. Hoy, of RAYMOND
montana, has filed notice of intention to
ma ina proof before G Z Trescott, U a
commissioner at his Office in Dupuyer, Mont,
on saturday the 6th day of April 1899, on
tlmoer culture application No. 279I for the
81 he4' ana VIZ SEA of sec 4, In tp 26 n, r8w.
They name as Witnesses; SamuefJ. Bean.
q Hoy. W Wright and James 1. Collins
All or Raymond, Montana.
George d. Greene, Register.
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Dissolution Notice,

Notice is hereby that the firm of
Cray q Hyde, doing business at
Robare, Teton County, Montana is
this day dissolved. All accounts
OF said firm are payable to Pat
Gray, who will pay all Indebtedness
of said firm.
p Grav
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Land Script,

| have a limited amount of
Soldiers Additional Homestead
Script for sale. Price per acre
So Is for sos AID l20 5, So 90 for
4O's. Can be located on any sur
yeyed government land IN this dis
trict, c. F. Trescott.
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~
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office Helena, Mont,
February, e7 1899.
NOTICE Is here by given that Alfred Van
buSklrk OF Dupuyer, Teton County, Mont
mas filed notice OF intention to make proof on
MS desert land claim No 2ga9, for lots na !
ana the So. ne4, sec s, t I'm, isw., before Q, Il
prescott, U. S, Commissioner ut Dupuyer.
1899.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ehe complete irrigation and reclamation OF
sald land; Timothy Cannor, William J.
hennedy, Joseph f, Bean, and Benson Eng,
lish al of Dupuyer, Montana,
George D. Greene, Register,
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30 head stock cattle for salo,
Address or apply to Q. B. Perkins,
Dgpuyer,
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Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Helena, Mont.
"a. ,r1,.r,, D- tsno

NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim.
ana thatsaid proof viii be made before q. e.
lreScott, U. >, COMMISSIONS at Dupuyer.
Mont;, on April 10th, 1899. viz.
George W. Magee on his homestead entry
no. 167l for TIC lot 3, sec q and lots liz, and &.
sec 25, tp 20 ,r8w,
lie names the following witnessest to prove
ms continuous residence upon and :cultiva
OF said land viz, Charles Thomas, Carl
Harris William oowgllI and c. b. Perkins III
Of Dupuyer, Mont,
George D, Greene,
Register
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Fighting Expected.

Washington, March 6 -Th ere is
some reason to expect inportar t
news from Manila within the next
fortnight. 1t has developed that
General O is has practically COM
pIetPd his plans for d grand OF
aughl ol the insurgents which is
expected to deprive them off offen>
sivc power 1T least. II is probable
that he will form large part of
his FORGE into columns as soon as
his rc,ntor tements arrive and will
pu.h these in parallel lines straight
through he jua-0es, clearing nut
the Insurgents In every dircvtIon
as the troops move forward. The
American !roaps are getting rest.
less aud nervous under the petty
buf enjoying sharpshooiing Of the
Fitpinoa aud d { 50 auxiou, o pat
a stop To this that General . s
has yielded to their desires.
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Robare News.

oecn seriously III Tor wo or thr q
weeks, is recos. h,l. Dr. Martin
has been attending her,
Those Of US who live on the north
side nad our tickets changed at
the old agency last saturday and
are now fixed for the next quarter
Chas, Thomas returned from
Benton last week having spent a
very pleasant time with old friends
there. His son expects to move
Up here this spring, tringirg his
stock and will IKE this his home
Thos. McGovern announces that
as soon as the ground is in con
ditlon To work he Will begin opera,
tons on the Conrad dltch He ex-
pects'to commo nce where the dnch
'nnes out Of Birch ere k.
1t is run.ored that job lie MitcK
ell is taking the measure of Aren't
Fullers shoes to 20 il they will
fit. For th- oenetiI of him and a
dozen others We might remark tha.
the Major is becon mighty
econo meal and is not thuwtng
away any old shoes at present.
Dan Faust has accumulated an
enormous quantity of ice on bis
ranch this winter aud he has come
to the happy concluSion that he
will bui d a Louse ever "a eouI e OF
acres and use as col retreat
during the hot suune sras N.
Since the last dance at Birch
creek MIR, Pat Cray has co. cluded
to organize an opera troop. The
mean feathers will be singing anu
high kicking, Mr.. Gray. VIII be
the general manag { ana c sh
receiver. Ee expects to leave.
town With his troop Immediately
after the performance for fear thai
the people will want him 10 stav
longer. We wish him al! r, ,asonab,.
success.
by the powers of st. Patrick If
we do not celebrate on the savens
teenth of March it won't be our
FAULT r Morgan has announced
NJ mtentioh d giving / all The
date and the name of The rA ost is
enough TO warrant il I'd le Ter
cav. Shamro ks, greco ribb1ols
aud I"ish ho p3tart,! Erin 90
6raughl We can scarcely wa,t.
The witnesses in the No Goa
S'abb'pg "asc who expected TO go
to Helena las week did not o..
there being no aw on he statues
10 prosecute an Indian for assault
upon another Indian unless death
results. Here is an opportuni Y
tor some congressman TO introduce
= bill embodying "Leeded re.
,orm.
We most humbly beg the pardon
If the Chronicles Browning cor,
'e' ponden.. Beng novice ia the
Irt OF newspaper writing we are
liable to mistakes, and were trv;no
o Ieara all we could from the
nature experience of the triple
awbuck. He accuses us OF plap,
rlsm. We thought ~ apt plag-
rist was better than AN inap,
rigi3aIitY, but when we saw the
notation in print we took
olrmn oath yer to be guilty of
sing such an expression again,
We will quote that fish diet gag of
is; that's new. Such unimpeach
'le veracity as his warrants him
seat on the righthand of the
Ibrlcati0as and if We erred il was
The laudaole effort to acquire 5
X notriety; but since we have |
Tended his acquired dignity We
ust needs retire from that field
1d repent in shower baths and
'tal abstenancc.
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March 0, 1899
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tbs
firm OF st Denis & Viau, general
hIa"k mithS, doirg business at
bupuyer, Teton county, Montana,
is his day dissolved by mutual
consent, Victor Wan retiring from
the business, All accounts are
payable to P, F. St, Denis.
P. F. ST, DENIS,
Victor VIAU,
pnpuyer, Mont, Feb. 1899.
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Fnr Sale.

pupuyer. Mont, Feb. 1 1899.
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p. GRAY.
]. Hyde,