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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

STRAIGHT bona hde bargain; depeuda bIe
splendldly located modern house: must
be gold Immediately; . sunny rooms: will be
sold very cheap III Carl St. Haight-st ca
transfer at Masonic ave.
NEW cottages. houses and fats for sale ON
Pierce and Waller SITS. near Haght: over 90
houses sold In same block. Terms 10 suit by
+. NELSON. builder
FOR sale-Cheap. new 2-story houses: 7 rooms.
latest improvements; Noe and Hin sts; near
Castro-st. cars: patent sidewalk.
FIRST-CLASS bpsness lot: cheap II sold this
week. Box 1854. Call
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Cau
is pages. In wranper for mailing 81 ner wear
REAL E-COUNTRY-For saIe
A BARGAIN - Any wishing 70 start in
Dairy business can secure complete outnt
consisting OF II head OF cattle horse "a
goats. pigeons. chickens and hogs: also dwell
Ing house and clubhouse. including furniture
tculars address box 1863 Call
fl20O-COTTAGE: rooms and basement. IN
Berkeiey' near station: lot 35xS0: 500 down SIS
monthly. - w.
ssoO-Rough house: rooms; lot 2s1i2s; 40
down. $40 monthly.
CHAS. A BAILEY. owner.
20 Montgomery ST
A-REMOvAL NOTICE -
Another fne move: don't FORGET my new ad-
uress' nrest offices and unequaled list
N ID. SfCKELS. THE LAND AGENT
~ Ieary ST. opp Chronicle building. s. f.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
CLEANING COMPOUNDS.

UTICA Cleaning and Toilet Compounds and
Compound Paste. a household blessing: a sure
cure FOR poison oak. SAMUEL SEYMOUR.
Agent ofice and factory. p Spear 81
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

ratfcns are being made by tens OF thou
gands to land In the metropolis at ths
same time the admiral does, go an to
help in the cheering The New York
Central, the Pennsylvania, the Erie.
the Lehigh Valley, the New England
New York Is hustIing for cars and ar
ranging to get freight traffic off its
tracks so as to be able to handle the
days enormous passenger business.
Not less than a million people Will be
brought into New York from the sur
rounding country according to tho es
innate Of the general passenger agent
OF the New York Central.
Hundreds OF thousands of people will
be disappointed In their efforts to sac
the admiral as he passes along the line
Of march. The arrangements for stands
are not as complete as 1t was hoped
they would be. Mayor Van Wyck'i
private secretary, Mr.. Downs, who haIJ
had much to do with the arrangements
for the celebration, says that not moro
than two million people will be able to
see the parade if every inch Of space
along the line is occupied. "At least
twice that number will try to-" he
added. Windows from which the show
may be seen are Of course in great de-
mand.
The great feature of New York's
arch and colonnade on Fifth avenue.
where it will be flanked by the famous
Madison square and the Fifth avenue
Hotel. This is the outgrowth OF patriot
ism pure and simple. The idea was put
forward by c. r. Lamb. well-known
decorator. He told of 1t to J. O. A.
Ward, the famous sculptor.
THE city will furnish the money II
the sculptors will do the work" said
Mr.. Lamb. But l don't suppose the
sculptors will do the work"
The sculptors will do the work. said
Mr.. Ward, but the city will not fur
nish the money. I'll talk to the sculp-
tors about it if you will start the money
end Of the plan"
Mr.. Ward did suggest the plan to the
Sculpture Society. They took it UP
with a good will that carried 1t through
in one night. The city government was
scarcely less prompt in appropriating
the money for materials and workmen
There was hitch in the issuance Of
the bonds, but 1t was caused by a COM
piicztton and cid not indicate lack Of
enthusiasm ever tho arch project
Tia Sculpture sootety had to make
their general plans for the work tn enc
night. Ne sssch colossal task was ever
psrfsrmsd BY artists IN % short O tiuae.
They selected the arok Of Titus, shzhxSy
modified, as the sch eme for the rnatn
feature. This arch haA 70 aide e.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17
V vN HEN George Dewey, admiral

" = HEN George Dewey, admiral
Niss5s' TIN: 5ns' month s;r h. york ~ e.res b: es
most talked OF man in the
world and the best loved man
in America. Only Dreyfus has occupied
SO large e share of public thought dur
Ing the months since Dewey left Ma
Mia, and Dreyfus' prominence has been
that Of notoriety, not fame
II tho money that is to be spent on
Dewey's reception should be weighed
up in silver" said a statistical f1end
1t would be pretty nearly as heavy as
the aggregate weight Of the shot he
fired at the Spanish ships"
Whether this is true or not Is Of no
possible consequence, but 1t is certain
~ fact that America has never so
nearly approached q national fiji Of af-
fectionate hysteria as she Will on the
day the hero of the Philippines comes
home. 1t viii be like the meeting of a
sweetheart with her lover after a long
separation. Miss Columbia's arms are
widely spread and she will hug George
Dewey fervently.
l have been in New York off and on
for good many years, and 1t has
been my business to see its big events.
There has never been a celebration in
honor Of any one man approaching the
ready almost three weeks before the
admiral is scheduled to arrive. his
name is the word heard in every group
Of men from the stevedores on the
docks to the millionaires in the Union
League Club; already the novelty MAX
ers are putting their Dewey badges on
sale on the streets and getting their
Dewey bunting ready to fly from every
place in town which can offer holding
room for a waving, colOred rag. Bare
and ugly timbers hide the fronts Of
scores Of houses and business buildings
before which the great parade will pass;
small spectators have staked their all
in renting space. Streetcar companies
are figuring out ways by which they
can keep their cars away from certain
crowded streets and still transport the
crowds; cabmen are reckoning on
great harvest In the glorious twenty
four hours Of Dewey's day; hotels are
furnishing up their rooms and restau-
rants are buying food supplies long in
advance; all New York Is getting ready
to receive the admiral.
Ana what New yeYk In doing IN only
part Of what 10 hskng Gone. Every
railroad leaving from New York DO
eAAs6 weeEa ago b reduce its passep-
9S1 rates b. the big 0tsy ca the day
II Eke ceaOAwasjsa. and tE ssMae cases
e. kAvs SAA reAsss$tsn cever Q period OF
sS%see4 &Ays. The Gsstaece over whsah
SAces raAe reA&c<sssas ressnh varies KreSt-
y, bot xhsy -. nst llisait the scope sf
aAs sesst*eey tArszaAssss whsoA PrePe-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-17

Csas&naeA ca Pass rwcaty-thrs
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Standard Pullman, first class, and Tourist
Sleepers to Portland, St Paul Omaha and ST.
Louis without change. Trains Nos 3 and run
solid via
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The following road supervisors were
appointed in each road district of the
county, to hold office until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified:
District No. Thomas Irvine, su-
perVisOr.
District No. 2-George Hubb super
visor.
District No. s-Jesse Miller, super
visor.
District No tx. Carr, supervisor
District No. ga. Hendrickson, su-
pervisor.
District No 6--W. NJ. Davis, super
visor.
District No. w. j. Hilbert, super
visor.
District No. Sd. NJ. Bales, super
visor.
District No. 9-Thomas Jones, SUI
pervisOr.
District No. 1o-A. Hendrickson, SUI
pervisor.
District No. 11-Thomas Jones. su-
pervisor
District No 12--W. ]. Hilbert, super
visor.
District No 1s-George Hubb, super
visor.
District No. II
District No. 15-Jesse Miller. super
visor
District No. 16-John Fl. Clark, su-
pervisor.
District No. 17-George II. Kessinger
supervisor.
District No. IS - James McGivray,
supervisor
District No. 19-W. NJ. Davis, SUPER
visor
The following accounts were disa.-
lowed:
Henry Norman, work for cX-
county superintendent of
schools ............... ........S 90
+. l.. st. Jean, medical attend
ance and medicine at jail. 10
j. J. McGuinness. services spe-
cal deputy sheriff ........ 90
John Mcclure, election ex-
VIM. J. Hilbert, posting election
notices ....-...-...,..... ..... 3 90
George W. Burnham. deputy
sheriff, 3 nights charge of
jury .........-...... .......... 10 90
j. j. Walsh, deputy sheriff. 5
nights charge of jury ....... 10 co
j. Merrill, clock for sheriff's Of
ice ...-............. | W
George f. Hoyt. putting up
Ft,,,,
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Via Ogden and the Southern Pacific for
California.
Via Huntington and the O. r. G. N for
Portland ana California.
Train for east and west leaves Butte Z
p. m. daily.
Train from east and west arrives at
Butte lao a. m. daily. Occupants of the
sleeping cars may remain in their berths
until breakfast time.
For tickets. sleeping car reservations
and further particulars, call on or address
No. 10 East Broadway, Butte, Montana.
n. 0. WILSON, General Agent. ,
D. E. Burnley, G. p. e. r. A.,ent
Salt Lake, Utah.
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the Sixth legislative assembly of the
state of Montana. providing for the
election of road supervisors, the board
divided the county into 10 road districts
and established the boundaries in ac-
cordance with the boundaries hereto
fore established and contained in the
road map of the county. The polling
places and judges of election for each
road district are named and designated
as follows:
District No.. Judges. NJ. Menard,
Ben D. Leon, F. II. Albee. Polling
place, school house. Deer Lodge.
District No. Judges. ]. K. Uhl, W.
F. Piper. John McHugh. Polling place
school house, Pioneer.
District No. 3-Judges Thomas Ford
VIM. PARROT, B. F. Notes.-The. Polling
place. school house, Stuart
District No. 4-Judges, b. +. Brown
w. B. Cline, A. Rippingale. Polling
place school house. Garrison.
District No. 5-Judges. L. Beck
Thomas Elliott, P. II. Meagher. Polling
place, school house, west side, Race
Track.
District No. 6-Jndges. J. Jacobson, II.
Harrison. ]. Magnussen. Polling place.
school house. Douglas creek.
District No. Judges, p. LeVcngood.
B. Vincent, B. ellison. Polling place,
school house, Levensood's.
District No. S-Judges, John Hogle, I.
Hoyt, Samuel Com. Polling place,
school house. Sunset.
District No. Judges. d. NJ. Hun
seeker. Con Kelly, H. C. McNally. Poll
+ ing place, school house. Ovando.
District No. l0-Judges, A. Beckstead,
Hugh Magone, John Hoffman. Polling
place, school house, east side, Race
Track.
District No. 11-Judges, Thomas b.
Bryan, j. T. Evans. A. F. Guinan. Poll
ing place, school house, Clearwater.
District No. 12-Judges, John Roach.
w. S. Turner. Nal Sheehan. Polling
place. school house. Gold Coin.
District No 13-Judges. James Cough,
David Hogan, Daniel Dunnigan. Poll
ing place, school house, Gold creek.
District No. 14-Lincoln.
District No. 15-Judges, Clint Vim
cent, Eph Staffanson, L. E. Cousens.
Polling place, Lost creek school house.
District No. 16-Judges, Erick Hill.
Frank wye. Thomas w. Jones. Polling
place, school house, Elliston.
District No. 17-Judges, John Fitzpat-
rick, M. Kelly, r. N. Tibbetts. Polling
place, school house, Washington gulch.
District No. 1S-Judges, A. X. kim
merly, A. T. Echols, Lee Davis. Polling
place. school house, Avon.
District No. 19-Judges. NJ. McCor-
ing place, school house, Helmvile.
The form of ballot shall be as fol-
lows:
......,...... .....-.....,.....,..
For Road Supervisor, District No
...'..'.....- ...............,. ..,.......
.'..''.'.'..' .,-.-.'.....
............- -............... ..........:
...-........
Write in the name of person
| you wish to vote for.
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account poor NORTHUMBERLAND. IA 90
D.. F. Hallahan. office expenses
for quarter Observation-Disclosures. SO
d. +. Hallahan, express
charges on court house bonds 80 10
D. f. Hallahan, road tax re-
funded, duplicate assessment. 3 90
d. F. Hallahan. cash advanced
account poor for transporta-
ton ................. ........ 1853 40
D. F. Hallahan, poor taxes re-
funded .......... ............. 4 GO
j. L. Hamilton, supplies for
sheriffs Office ................. IL 80
John N. Welton was appointed con-
stable at Race Track Cottonwood
township, in place of Harry Quinlan,
resigned.
On petition of John Geary and others
T. b. Mannix was appointed justice Of
the peace at Helmville. Lincoln town
ship. in place of NJ. c. MCFadden, re-
signed.
Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
a. IN. March 9th, 1899.
Apnroved:
A. M WALKER Chairman.
Attest: NJ. MARTIN, County Clerk.
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&C. ssIi|z;S / EiII;i |}
Montana Central Ry.

New fast time between st. Paul, Min.
neapolis, Helena, Butte. Anaconda. Spo-
kane. Seattle and Portland. Close con-
neCtiOns for Kootenai country, Oregon
and California points, Alaska. Japan and
China Connections at Twin Cities for all
points Easl and South.
Leaves Butte--Great Northern
Flyer. daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 p m
Leaves Rutle-LoCal for Great
Falls. daily Observation-Disclosures. 9:45 m
Arrives Butte-GrGat Northern
Flyer. daily .......... ........... so p m
Arrives Buttc-LoCal from Great
Falls, daily .......... ........... 4;5o p m
Through sleepers going East
City Ticket Office, No. Al North Main
ST. Butte. j. L. Dawson. General Agent
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Travellers Guide
BUTTE, ANACONDA & PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
TIME TABLE,

Trains Leave Butte for Anaconda as
Follows:
$50 a.. NIB, A. & p local.
800 p. NIB, a. & 2. local.
1910 p. m.-Great Northern through train
The Northern Pacific through train from the
East leaves Northern Pacific depot at SIS p. m.
duly.
Trains Leave Union Passenger Station,
Anaconda. as Follows:
$40 a. m.,.......9:00 p. m.........T:20 p. m.
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ton into sanity II. McCotter. 90
). f. Spelman, NJ. D., examina-4
tlon into sanity D. Thompson 90
Wm. Ray. NJ. D.. examination
INTO sanity II. McCotter ..... 90
". Z. Evans, NJ. D., examination
into sanity S. N. Edmunson. 90
r. Gattan, NJ. D., examination
into sanity d. Thompson co
Houck q DUANE, rent for Mrs.
Murphy November 80, 1898, to
March 6. 1899 ....... 25 GO
Eugene kinerk, taking tcsti-
mony Inquest of John Boyd. 90
NJ. NJ. Leahy. NJ. D., examina-
ton into sanity of John GIee-
son -.-.-.-........... .....,, 5 90
James Beaton, transportation of
patients to hospital, Deer
Lodge .......... ............... S 50
r. w. Wanzer, typewriting
jury list ................... 10 90
+. w. Wanzer, taking testi-
mony for county ............. 5 So
r. w. Wanzer, taking testi-
X. w. Wanzer taking testi-
mony for county ............. 26 90
mony coroners court. ETC.. l. 60
Charles L. Sackett. preparing
transcript state cases .... II 80
Montana Hotel Assoc, meals
and lodging for Jurors. ...... 1870 90
+. Barry, meals for jurors. .. 6 80
Mrs. George Elphison, care of
William Jones. March, 1899. 10 90
Henry w. Evans, constable
fees for quarter ........... "A 50
David Sheffield, constable fees
for January and February
1899 ................ ......... 40 10
M. j. Kraker, Interpreter Bo-
lands court, state VS.. Budo-
wen ................ .......... 1 so
Ordered that deputy be allowed the
assessor for the period of three months
at a salary of 800.
Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
a. m. March Sth, 1899.
Approved:
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OF DEER LODGE COUNTY, MONTANA

MATCH IN, 1889.
Board met in regular session at 10
o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment
All members present with county clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
The following accounts were allowed:
The account of John Conley,
sheriff, for mileage for Janu-
airy and February. 1899 ...$ 113 40
And disallowed in the sum Of "a SO
G. W. Burnham. deputy sher-
iff. mileage January and Feb
ruary .............. .......... 81 20
And disallowed in the sum Of. 20 90
Joseph DAILY, deputy sheriff,
mileage January and Febru-
airy .................... ....... 1875 so
D. H. Morgan, under sheriff,
mileage January and Febru-
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Great Northern Train Leaves Anaconda
$40 a. m.-Great Falls and Helena local.
via Butte.
I:2O p. m-Atlantic Express. for st. Paul
and all points East
Northern Pacific Trains Leave Anaconda,
1919 a. m.-Pacific Express for Portland
and all points West
l2:2o p. m.-Atlantic Express for St Paul
and all points East
I:55 p. m.-Atlantic Express for ST paul
and all points East
Oregon Short Line Train Leaves Anaconda
300 p. m.-For all points East, West and
South
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TO THE EAST
TO THE WEST

Via Salt Lake, Denver. Omaha or Kansas
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Continued on Page Five.)
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
a Ne~.so,.. rr,..rA.

pretty young lady dropped her
dainty iac~ handkerchief AT State
strssAt corner the other afternoon a
dapis,r young man sud newslsoy 10th
saw Il drop and simultaneously made II
grab Tor Il. and each sot a corner.
Let su. I've got It." whispered the
FELLOW Co tt,. t-ey.
LET ge yearsclfr- shouted th..
new'sy. I've got it,
Whihc the usan Was apqSpentiy whis-
rersas = hsi,., to the boy The latter sud,
denh iers,~i the handkerchief on, of
hts hsusis and hsp,,ed II to the smiling
girl. with the remark;
-l,st guy wsntei TO make q usash.
Ss,eSS bat c-sush, De suaHer arst--
Tbs crowd lseghrd and the guy
so1dealy uaev,i oa.-Catcaso NcwA
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
Chicago M.d~.sy.

Chicago beats the world" announc.
ed the tall. slim travelling man after
hc had taken "a late lunch Tn the hotel
cafe. 1t claims everything and con.
c,.i,'s nothing. \ novi,c would hc
made to think over therr that Chicago
exploited tie universe. stocked II. WA
tered the stock. Issued half dozen
series Of bonds aud ran II ever since.
What do you think went up
against In that town last winter.
WIS couiing ont OF one OF the theatcrs
when n cadaverous looking genius with,
ten inch hair asked me II wns law.
yer, humorvd him to learn what his
game WAS, Well. SIR he continued.
YOU have a chance TO make fortune
You have seen this riay. strong on the
STACY and stroas In the box Office. It's
superb, yet It's hald faced. unriti-
gated. cold bioo,iri plagiarism, wrote.
II. every word OF IT, Not n situation.
climax or sentencc is els,ngeSi. TO
after the author for damages. and IN
give YOU ha,f,'
i dcdsei through the crowd ahead
OF US aud made my escape"
What was the playy"
The Rivals - Detroit Frcc Press.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
,,nc .nm,.. a.. w.m s,,rr,.

The hprt-Sy. R.usly peddier who
staads n the strcr, corner selling hrass
SHIRT htUds fDi cents ap!gc. ana
shouting tigt he 'guafantess' thcu
To bc gold catches many wandering
fool. The guarantee" Is given by q
man who never expects TO see Ills Gus
toners again, and the customers never
cNrcct TO trade with him II second
time. Hut the word guarantee car.
rles weight with Il. and the foo! and
his money. now as ever are soon
parted
Evgry days mail hrings me letters OF
Inquiry r. gardlng the stability OF set
OF Wall street sharks who offer TO
guarantee" profits ranging from 10
10 leo per cent per month to all who
viii give up their good u.cney and
trust the sharpcrs to invest II in thu
maelstrom OF speculation Scarcely
week passes without the report In tbs
newspapers OF the exposure. the fight
ur arrest Of one Of these sharks.
Bot the race OF fools seems TO BE-
eternal, aud II appears to bt only nee.
cssary for the Wall street bunko man
tn take new nnuic and To hire desk.
room In Wall street or one OF It's
lhtcraii 10 reap new crop from new
line OF customers. -Lcslie's Weekly.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
A FISH Ms.,rry.

One strange feature ~ this sea life OF
the tropics is the regular recurrence OF
migratory svsrms of fish Of very small
size that return Ia huge numbers year
after year with such absolute regular,
lty that the natives calculate un the
event ON certain day IN each year
aud even within m hour or two OF the
day. one such swarm OF fish forms
the occasion OF an annual holiday and
feast at Samon. The fish Is not unlike
the whiteha.t for which the English
Thames has so long been celebrated
aud each year II arrives nj Samoa on
the same day In the month of October
remains for II day. or II the most two
days. aud then disappears entirely till
the same day OF the following year
Why II comes or whence no curious
naturalist has yet discovered. nor has
anybody traced lis onward course
when 1t leaves the Samoan group. but
the fnct Is unqucstionablc that sudden.
ly, withou, notice. the still waters OF
the lagoon which surround each island
within the frinying reef become alive
with millions of dishes. passing through
them Tor a single day and night and
then disappearing for year as though
they had never come. -Lippincott'sL
The Holly chieftain., 1899-08-11
nist oss Steksesa-

Te PySss~ute successfully municipal
sanitation four Important things should
t-c srI's l. sasals Fisss. the ciroaIlon
xaa ca-osN>gaJisa ~ the naSssSs il al
taS, g<vtAtaS 10 peease hsstes,s Gntil
the ls'ty better appreciate the eesa~Srs
resulting sS0sa wiilsaS an. inscslSs<u,
eS~>dseacc - nSrare1s Sws es how to
live Sal svNSsd dlsexssA aaiil they eSs-
ter gVal,ze that 4 ss-Sa ,s~s aot tNe 20
take cs0s ~ Ills Ins4l,h. he, TIA, he
tskos care ~ Ms Nrsl;A tszs, Ae s-ssy
hSe. szR rAey s~e ;hSr wiss~a; ,selr
sssisSssscs tsre Nsez-s ~ the Ssasrsstsr
~ c0asrV2 cysatassaa snd ~ l4sos er,
ssrSO<vss AS sSse dominant ezss>s> ss
s~s<TsN S~a suffering srv - lisshe avail
toward .S,<<l2EatsAsrs F-eSasssezt ssss-
pr>sNcS2cStss ssscsss>s. aaeaNSral e.sy>-
gacat AL sSiSsassatsea ~ carTy car
rSNasyS sAn!tatsoSs se2-. sssiSs orai.
s.ssSxs> S-Ses 4-4 sS1s,a.atssS.s sse exc