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Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
Pil,ntia
SARAH HARRIS.
,cfend ln,s

 Action brought in the District Co,rr. of the rJst judicial District of fhe Territory or Ali. rona m and for the county of Cochise and the conpsini fled in the said county Of Cochise in he otlce O! the clerk ot sad District Court, Int Territory Of Arizona sends greeting ,e Sarah HaTns.
 fot are hereby required to appear in an act ,r orougN against yol by the above nance Piaint fl in the District Court of the Firs, Juli- gal District of the Territory of Arizona, :. anf. or thi' ounty cf Cochise. and 10 answer th. complaint filed therein. within ten days (exciu- sIve oi the day of service after the service oI you of this summons if served within t,is ,ount,- or if served out of this county. but in this cistriot within twenty days; otherwise with m thirty daysl; or judgment by default will be taken against you according 10 the prayer 0; aid complaint.
 The said action is brought to obt in decree Of divorce from the bonds of matrirn,,ny and for all general. equitable and proper reli,f Given under my hand and the seal of the
 Court oi the First Judicial District
 oi the Territc of Arzona, in and tsEAL for the County of CoctIse; this 9th
 day of Nov. in the year of our
 Lord one thousand eight hundre,
 and ninety nine.
 A. H. EMANUEL. Now. Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
Alder Dinner.
 To assis, digestion, relieve distress after eating or drinking too heartily, to prevent eonsiip .iior, take HODyS PMS
 Sold cveryw aere. . cents.
Sold everywhere. . cents.

l-,is Is Your Cp,soT; unity.
 Or receipt Of ten ceLts cash or stamps, cca, -ous sample will mailed of the most F pular Ca,aFrir and Hay Fever Cure ,Ely's Crea=i Balm sufficient ic demoo, ttrxie the great merits of the remedy.
 LLl BROTHERS,
 E6 Na-rca L.. New York City Rev. John Reil. ..'t C-sa: I-a'is, iont-, recommended Eiy's Cream lam 10 E.e. l san emphasizo Lis s.a;en,. nt, 1t is a Posi- tive c'!re for ca:arrh ii g@ed as directed '-- lev. Francis ". Poole. Pastor Central Pres. Gnu >h, Helena, sfoD-.
 Fiy's CreaT, Da'r. k fine acknowledged ~.re for ca:arrh n,d con airs no n.ercarz aor any in;uyioGT jTae .s % cents.
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Persistent reports ot the death ci General Joubert continue to come from British sources in South Africa bus it is not likely that they are cor rect. Tue wish is so evidently father to the thought in this case that Inore than the usual grain of sal; can be al- lowed in siz:ag up the reports.
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 Plaintiff. FRANCESCA ANNENTA MAUKGN.
 Defendant. Acton brought in the District oolrt of the First judicial distict Of the T rriiory Of An- Eora - and fo- the County of Cochise and the Gomplainl 1'ed in the said County of Cochise in the office ct the clerk ot slid Disiric; Court. The Territc-y of Arizonl sends greeting 10 Francisca Annrn:a Mdu-in.
 You are hereby required = appear in an ac Plaintiff n tLe District Court Of the Firs; luGi cial s,rct Of thhe Territory of Arzonl, in md for the County oi Cochise, and to ap swer the complaint hlei therein. within ten days exc!GSye of ;he day Of serSicej after ihr service on you of is summons (f served W thin this C iunty; or if served ou. ot this coiir W but in tl::s district, within twenty day, otherwise within tE,ity days, or judgmen; y default will be hsen againsi you according 'o tLe prayer Of said complaint.
 The sai action is brough' 10 obtain decree )f divorce from the bcnds oi Elatrimony and for the sole custody of the miner child.
 Given u..3er r.y hand and the
 seal oi the Di 'tric, Court of
 tn. FiTs, Iuitci l District of the SEAL. Tcrritoiy of Arzona. i1 and for
 tie County this 10th day If
 Cc;oSer. in the year of our
 Lord one thousand eight hun
 dt-d a-d ninety nine.
 A. H. EMANUEL Sov.-4. Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06

simon lite. cabin, lot 2I, block 2. bisbec. .................... 2f E Sanchez ' of section l. township I3: range Io. i6o acres land, Lower San Pedro. ...... I2 g. Refugia Saise ranch improvements. 3 horses, wagon and harness Lower san Pedro. ....... IS SC Tounsite Mining and Milling Co, Townsiie mine, No s4. i5 g acres: Metalic Acciden, mire, Nc ss. 1893 acres. 42 H Terry. southwest <. section B. township 20. range 3o Ioo acres Lower San Pedro. .. 3I Se Joe Veroelina. rame house. furniture blsDee 70 Mrs M L Williams, Frame house: frame houses on lots 5 and 6 block r.. Bisbee. ...... ... I9 os Dan Waughtal. adobe and frame house. furniture. sewing machine work horses. 200 goats, wagon harness. bicycle. Dos Cabezas.. 20 oc James VI aters, lot IS, bicck B, Willcox. .............. 6O
 M. C BENTON FRANK HARE Chairman Pro tenn Clerk
 JAMES F. DUNCAN
 Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE.

All persons working on CT fnrr isb- ing supplies for the $ and P and Can on mines are hereby notified that the owners of the above popery hold themselves snd property free of any and all debt co acted thereon dur ing term of bond. Said mines are situa. ted in South Pass TuTqr ois Mining District and are now under bond to P H Clark.
 Jw swAYzzz,
 EERYpEs Mrox roxssr~x. N'-. 20 1899
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A Como ct;cut farmer has discov r. ed that there are male and female pumpkins and that only the latter arr good for pies. He probably bases his bslie' upon the general sweetness Of the female sex,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
CITY AND CESTY OFFICIAL PAPER FREE COINAGE 10 to-.

Mir Hobart le { fortune of 8 800 : Oc0, m 3s, of which he didr't make a. Nicc President.
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Esaafy n a51od Deep

Cican blood mean a clean skin, NA ,eauty without 1t. Iascarets, Candy Cathar ;Ic clean your blood and keep it clean. by tirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm 9uTitics from the bod7. Degin to-day to ,a?ish pimples, boiis, plctches, blackheads 5nd that sickiy bilious complexion by taking asearets,-beauty for ten cents. All dru1 ,ssts satisfac.inn auarante~i. Ja~ a<~ sac
 "A ssSAzzs..: Ssss s.sG 'x 4r 2 M.EE. EE.ss. ss:..d1s d1s
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Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST | Judicial District. of the Terr.tory Of Arizona Tn and f1r the County of Cochise. ENRIQUE M.URIN,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-06
SUMMONS

In he District Court, First Ju!icial Distric of the Territory ot Arizona in and for tle county of Co ;hise. WILL LAM HARRIS
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NOTICE. The Taxes of C3ch; C C .lnty Du. and Payab.e

Notice is hereby given tiat ire duplicate assessn,ent roll Of ihe County of Coehise IS now my possession for the ccllec;iOn Ui t.Aes lev ed for ,heyear lsg9 in said Ccun'y
 Taxes VII ttoome GtLTquoit tn ihs sd Monday in De emHer IsS9 sid GIle-s pad before that date Ptnal,y Ci iiye 'ti o,ni will be added thereto.
 Payment may be madc atny fl ce in he county court house al TCmb>tcn during oIi Ct hou:s-9 m to Is m and to pm.
 A. WENTA OkTH Treasurer and Ex -Om io Tax Collector Coo ise county
 Tombstone. Septcutsr I2. 1,ee
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NOTICE OF SALE
erritOrial Tax Title
 Property.

OFFICE or THE Board or SUPERVISORS.
 Tombstone. Nov IS. IS93. NoI!cE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI N the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County will sell al private sa'e the followed descnoed real estate situate in sail county. the same having been duly sold and by tax deed convey ed 10 the Territory of Arizona by the Tax Collector of said county to recover the unpaid tax anA charges against each tract or parcel as the same appears of record ia the office of the Tax Collector and Recorder of said county. to- wit
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PANAMA CANAL BOBs ".
New Company Appears before House
Committee on Commerce.

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE new
Panama Canal Company war gsFfn
hearing today before the house committee
on commerce. The hearing was In accord
ance with A recent determination OF the
committee to hear all persons sofc"tttsa
in an fsthuian canal.
The delegation Included Gen. Henry l.
Abbott United States corps OF engineers.
retired Louis Choron. chief engineer 90
the company. Air. Bayard. commercial
representative and 1eSars- Cromwell.
Curtis and Brown, as well "a NUMBER
Of technical experts OF the company.
Pref Haupt. 81 the Niearssnan canal
commission. was also present
IN the oyening statement Ar- IrofnE
summed Up the Panama project as ios-
lows:
.sAs nearly oae-haGf the work ~ excava-
t{or IL actually completed. the harisHTS
al the terrntri are natural open and free
20 entry hy vessels of the largest dram
there is an existing railroad ga the canal.
the concessions. Titles ard solVeBny OF
the company are ufsqNaHfsofsNble- over
Z sRss men with force Of over IN cnEI<
r,ssrs. have been for four years and ave
rsaw actually engaged on tbs canal ~@Fk
the United Stairs had by treaty ~sth
Colombia entered 3nto special GS@nFaHsts's
Respecting thE canal across tb@ iSfhm9z
of Para fsa ard ~ All this work has
been dome a ua will ~ cuFnaiefed 49, hnut
the cost ~ a penny IN 3ne people 90 tbe
United States have right t1 as
sumo th&t 70. FaHsf ga - usf - a nrcss-
@xrw IL not the controlling. factor In The
solution % tse isfhrsisn "a pAi problem.
He particularly ssEwiea isaf the neg e0fa~
ttanv Wae under the eaatro3 o{ tha FTsas h
z~usfrnxneat ar zras tnfi1crcei hy any
American railway infertsts T'A.s company
US not 8pptf'ifss - H1y government far
money. sr1a ia faE'.c2alar was nor asking
ss~K frs rttas assistance from the UNITED
@gs7s=s although being conducted ursfey an
American treaty. the company Placed it
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
Naval officer. Rewarded for Merito-
rfous Conduct.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE president
today sent these nominations to the ser.-
ate:
Interior~E. n Jones. O.tunlw4 Ia. to
De commissioner tn exsfn'u e and cIasgify.
the lands within she iand grant and in
demnity land grants OF The Northern Pa
in Montana.
Navy-Ths following named officers in
the navy TO ~ advanced soE eminent an 1
conspicuous conduct IN battle: Comma I'd
ers Frederick Singer. IehY ". Briggs
George y. GolyoCovess and john A. Nor
rss, to - advanced FIVE nagsAsrs 81 rank
etc. Lieut.. z NJ. HuEnes r. - adsfa need
FIVE numbers In rank and 10 sse made
cownss nder etc. Lieut. t'orwi9 p bees
Ia ~ aaya need Ave NUMBERS N rank str .
f.hies Engineers John p. Ford. Richard
Inch, George II Ransom, Frank II Bales
and Reynolds T. Hall, 70 I've sivances.
thrRe numbers IL YAnk. etc.
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HONOR TO mLusTRIoUs DEAD.
Rema ins of Ambassador Romero Ar
rive fn Mexico's Capital.

CITY OF MH.XtCo. Jan. f..-Thousands
Of people witnessed with respectful ST.
ienee the arrival here az the funeral car
bearing the remains Of Ambassador Ma
tiaS Romero. President niax Anhassa-
dor Clayton the Mexican cabinet, con-
sressmen officials and srients crowded
the Mexican Central depot as the train
entered trailing the dafksnsd Pullman
car containing the caskst.
The remains were identified by Prest-
dent Diaz and his suite and transferred
IT, ii magnificent black hcars,. The cas-
ket was buried amid flowers, 1reathS aud
tokens from Washington. st. Louis. New
Orleans ard San Antonio and from ali the
Mexican cities
Senior Romero's body rested In state Viz
IN the funeral ceremonies this afternoon
upon which occasion an address was made
hy Minister Nariscai.
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"HE THAT WORKS EASILY WORKS SUCCESSFULLY" IT'S
VERY EASY TO CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOL 10

work subject ia the yall inspection of the
United States authorizes.
The hearing took Oh a very spir.
tied turn a. the afternoon session py sfle
lire Of questioning conducted by Chairman
Hepburn and MrssrS. Mann. Stewart.
Asismsson and Davis. Gee, Abbott said tho
Panama route could b. completed Tor aiHg.-
pst0n. From the standpoint Of the gov
ernment. he said that before any canal
was built the government enssht 10 have
an Impair tLti commission ~ irnsarera for~x-
anime all routes chief Engineer Crhorae
followed with the details of The project II
was after these statements fhi; the sfa ~
crcss questioning began. Mr.. Stewart
wanted 10 know what the popr people CT
France had paid into the old Panama ca
nal company under DE IsesHsps e. Son, be
fore its collapse. The amount wax stated
to be- about S25.sa.oc
DO yeu expect 70 give these poor penpls
something for their vast contribution -.
asked MIR Stewart.
II was explained by several Of the canal
representatives present that a lra cent 81
the surplus income would 40 TO these old
contributors.
TTRST-CT.ASS table d'hote luncheon a,
RaInier-f3ran hotel served In main Mn
ing room. 1870 to- o'clock. daily. h0c.
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Rawlius Amendment Defeated

-Thn RagIgas amendment wax defeated
by decisive ms 3srsty. yeas 9. naga ~.
The vote in detail follows.
Yeas Bate Lindsay. Aci4aurin. Mantle.
peftigrew. Eawlins. Teller. TURKEY. Vest,
total ?
Nays-Aidrich. AlIison. Barry, Carter.
cRl!ton. Gag. Davis. Desso~. F}kjns.
Faulkner Foraker. fSat1i0geT. German
Hanna Harris HAwiry. Heiffetd. Hosr,
Jones az Arkanas@. keaney Lodge. No
Enery. Mcmillan Morgan. Nelson Per-
kins pett0s. Plat of t-3Etnecssegsi. Piatt
mon. Spoonsr. Turner, Warren. Hhste.
Wolcotg. total. .
Sullivan cf MssSisSipps offered an aEns nd
.rseug limiting - Ssfssl fsss the amount 20
r. paid the Maritime Canal Company in
the WAY ~ compensation FOR it< conces-
saoa and TeInour segs1eEss FOR 80 work
Morgan opposed the amendment as Ilke-
- 10 hamper action GFssSar tire aiH.
f'ettsgFsw said ne vas satisfied ffsat 10
canal would ae huslf. even = Ehe nili acre
PASSED and fAat tsae oFiY thing tkas ua1sd
y, ACCOMPLISHED would - tAS payment II
g. ssss 40 to the promoters ~ fAs S1bAg8s
he declared taat aO4a4ng practical Rad
s@seis accesa1ss shed ~ :ise Maritime Canal
.SeraVaay and Ene members had 1nas
e, pay them n isssTnsuse as1ED o. money
foT nothing aW said TE&t 81 ouEat - be
provided II the country Hs@ t0 a. cu With
tss. project tszzf III. United States should
s@cssre 9rors fAs canal company tt& Prop
grsy az fair va}aaiiou IN CASH. arb rot
"A eeut more Should - pad
TIE amendment wAs adopted Without d.
vsssen. Morgan withdrawing h4s oe5ee-
tses 10 81
s.a~ery ~ flsszssssrss then offered as 81
aryzeFas.zs@rs 10 1ssa Morgan asA. Azs osg
eoT Ike coaztrssction Q. is.s cAaA! - -.
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MONTHLY MAILS FOR ALASKA.
Governments Lets Contract to Pacific
steam Whaling Company.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE postofilce
department today made a contract with
tbs. Pacific Steam Whaling Company. with
offices at San Francisco. for mail service
along the Southern Alaskan coast from
Sttka To Tnalaska including all inter
mediate points. The distance between
these points is go miles, and every
point ia the stretch Will now have a
usanthfv service during the entire year
The present contract Is supplementary
10 existing service not now applicable 70
all points and is extremely important In
view OF the possibility OF securing IN con-
nectlou with Il an overland ruate to the
Yukon wholly within United States terri
tssr
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morrow In joint session. Quay's total
strength In both houses was liz votes, 10
.esss than the number necessary to elect Ola
joint ballot. assuming that the full MEM
bership OF "a is present, condition that
does not seem possible. as there are several
on the sick list now.
The result Of the vote today was no Sur
prise TO those familiar with the situation
The first ballot shows THAI there Is prac-
t!caiy no break IN the line Of either Of the
Republican factions. The TWO ballots were:
L.
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CABINET IN SESSION.
Personnel Of the Philippine Commits
sion Announced.

WASHINGTON Jan fat tosay.a
y.artin@ Of tie cabinet aAsicsS we're re-
Ce3ved frsr1 Manila that the situation an
the island IS very quiet Al lios4o affairs
are progressing satisfactorily. PreSg-
dent Mckinley announced during tSn sss-
sion that he had finAlIy passed on ths,
personnel 90 the commission 10 visit ard
report on the Philippines as follows:
Scsurrnan Dewey. Otis, Isenby and Wor-
cszFer. An official announcement short
IL will follow
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CARSON Jan fs.~~Tae principal eveat
81 tae 6&y IN She senatorial saoRsrst ~$s a
~ ass gaes.. * tCn cat. ~ wascA fg8nk -
NewS azsss 81 81 rSSrG nAs candidacy. che sssa-
seszcs srssS,szSzaE tie sExase legislative <cTfe
- hSe& Acxsss May wye91ss sse s4losk
a. 4 rssssz. nf the ranSs &z@s ~ Mason ara
Clark each - xassya e3Atrn ts3e pezsaoNTsxtss-
xEzse. TIE veSs test cf strength between
S<ewz<s AID Ne @las.1s w1.s &c ever Ia a.
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WASHINGTON. Jan- ii-~Tha tnsnt
American ard Canadian commission vas
Ia session during the afternoon tr5zv
and after she commission pro@er adjourn
81 ths- xtlt-ssuys.r s.;t@ss oR ths Alaskan
boundary and Of bonding privileges weEr
tnEN $~aG=sar
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MATT QUAY LACKS IS
VOTES Of ELECTION
He Is Given a Total of liz
on the First Ballot
Taken.
DEADLOCK SURE TO LAST.
No Indications of Yielding BY
Either of the Republican
Factions in the State
Of Pennsylvania.
DEADLOCK SURE TO LAST.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE end of
the first days fight In the battle for Uni
ted States senator leaves the result very
much in doubt II Is Senator Quay against
the reld. and the indications are that there
viii be a deadlock lasting some days a,
least TIE Republicans are divided between
Quay and eight ''favorite sors," and the
Democrats are united on George A. jerks.
The senate and house voted separately
this afternoon, and will take q ballot to-
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SENATORS ELECTED.
Henry Cabot Lodge.

BOSTON Jan. t7.--Each branch OF the
legislature falloted for United States
senator today. and Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, the Republican nominee received
heavy majorities in both houses.
Senate House. Totals.
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GOVERNORS INAUGURATED,

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. Nv A.
Stone was today tnaugurated governor
AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. 17.--tiov. Sayres
Was inaugurated at noon.
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CHARLESTON. Jan. 1.-THE situation
in the legislature continues complicated
The house although in the sixth days ses-
si2n. - stia working On contests. aud there
Is TO telling when senatorial vote may
bs had.
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AUGUSTA, Me-. Jan E.-Eugene Hale
was reelected by concurrent vote OF the
two branches OF the legislature this even
ing and tomorrow at noon a joint conven-
ton will formally confirm the election.
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posntmen. % q committee - decide the
contested legislative seats. An ai-efnr.
vas made this Afternoon 30 select the cor1-
r,sstee, hu. both the Stewart and Newtznds
factions favored delay.
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SAN FRANCISCO Jan f--Tse steam
srnu~as.xF &oTa wA4ra wNas ashore ~,
Ifzgxessz~y reef rsr.h - tsxls city. Wa
ss1w%l .zss psr- fAts ssss~~0ys ga a water-
i1srSazT condition. e. Is Ess 1asss9ss ta4.
xa@ IL badly 1Axaarra
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Many Republicans were no. present and
quite a large number refrained from vot-
Ing as an expression OF their disapproval
OF Mr. Hale's course on expansion and In
regard TO the peace treaty. Several ex-
planned that they voted for Mr.. Hale only
because he was the party nominee.
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Della " are.

DOVER. Del. Jan. IA separate bal-
.sss was taken for t7aited states senator in
Use sasersste aud keElse 81 ncen to-day. Tae
results were.
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United States, one feature OF which Is
the direction TO the president 10 secure the
abrogation OF tne Clayton Balwer treaty.
Then. AT IA n. m on mofloK OF Car
ter the senate went into executive season.
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wFASHI NGToS. Jan. fT.-~'rhe executive
s.sason OF ,hs. senate today was devoted
10 tbs. discussion ~ the advancement Of
Adm!raIs Sampson ard Schey and other
naval officers because Of gallant conaust
i'm battle over those Of officers who We're
not actively engaged in the war
1-ns. proceedings were based upon a res
olfl,ioa of inquiry which Butter introduced
asking the president 10 supply the senate
with his reasons for the proinouon .,
.heza officers The resolution VAS opposed
tv Chandler and other members or tie
naval committee and the matter went
over until the return Of Hale. cbaIf man Oh
the committee
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North D.kota.

BISMARCK, Jan f..--Ths results of To-
days senatorial eaisots were:
uesYSS TaYAiS
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~- T'aAay's senatorial

HELENA, Jan i1.-~Ta4ay's senatorial
AsiBot Was IS follows,
Conrad ..... 49,. = re-1le ..-.. .....-..
St}srk .--..s.s.- a
I.ensoerass ard SILVER Republican votes
VIE ScatteEs1E.
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ALBANY Jan. 1.-THE senate and as
ssmhly. In their respective chambers to-
day voted for United States senator.
The results were:
Assem-
Senate. bly,. Totals
Depew, $50. 49, II ~ III
Murphy. ID .--...--.-. - 81 IS
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VIENNA Jan zT.-Tfze re4GhratA re-
assemblies sa1Ay.
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lows.
Grant, tr. ......... Is Bs2sla 49,. .........
Burns -. ........ "a Scattering go. -. IL
BARNES W
In the investigation of the charges made
by the san Francisco cali against How
ara T. Wright, speaker OF the assembly
tonight, ". = Leaks. manager Of the Call.
testified that the statement n the inter-
viaws attributed In the Cali 10 Wrigh, and
10 Milton Green. manager OF L. ;. Grants
campaign were irue. stated. ana were
made 10 and held by him ti<eake4 personally
lie told OF Wright having confessed 10 him
thst he had received 1850 from Green
while y candidate for the assembly. nut
that as circumstances had keen such that
he could nos vote for Grant. he felt that no
ought IL return THE money. and would so%on
he IN a condition 10 do SO Being compelled
70 answer II Wright had tod him Of money
given 10 ether members of the legislature
for their campaign expenses. I.-ake said
Yes Wright hssd claimed '3af money
had aoeen paid by Green 10 Senator Gutter
snd 20 AsSens5lyfnen Raw ard jisSon. On
beng questioned closely as Ia HIS kT9oal-
edge Of any improper methods used by
other candidates Tor the United States sen
sforsbIp. Iseaks aserred that Be- positively
knew of uone Whrsl asked II II. NJ Burns
HAD 10 his kr5v leEsEe used improper meth
cxis 10 influence Wright or any ore else
To vote for him he sad Nc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-18

SALT LAKE, Jan. Is--The first ballot
fer Unite: States senator resulted: