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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81

Grass in the matter Of raising funds for
binding the home. At 6 o'clock ban
Duet was rendered visiting brothers by the
local lodges, Lafayette aud Washington,
The sessions during the day were well
attendt d and at the Banquet there was
such a crush that second table was filled.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02

td3rge nelds, with an unusually large con-
SS.Egnment OF strangers. For a time
iOtn VIII be simply guesswork, as eli
IInauc changes sometime play havoc with
Eastern dope" The entries are as fol-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02
FlN-KEEL YACHT
WILL BE TESTED
CrowninshieId Boat of the
independence Type Is to
Try for Challenge Cup

Despite the heavy rain which fell last
Saturday night the dance of the San
francisco Yacht Club at Sausalito was
quite successful and well attended 1t was
the last social event of the yachting sea
son. The fleet Of the San Francisco Yacht
Club is now scattered in various places
in winter quarters, Commodore w N. Nc
Carthy'S schooner Ramona being almost
the only boat now at anchor off the club
house.
The Crowninshield-d designed yacht which
is being built for the San Francisco Yachf
Club was to have been completed on Octo
Der 26, but the builders asked for twenty
more days, in which time it is expected
that she will be launched. Her sails have
been in this city for some weeks and will
be bent as soon s the boat is ready. a
crew of members of the San Francisco
Yacht Club will then be made up TO trv
the sailing qualities of the boat. She is Of
a type almost new to this bay, the sloons
Doris II and Discovery being the only
ffnkeel, craft here. She is of the same
general type as Crowninshield's Independ .
ence and is expected to win the Perpetual
Challence cup, now held by the Corir-
THAN sloop Presto, next year After she
has been tried she will be laid up for the
winter, either to the north of the ferry
slip, on the ways at Benicia or on the
beach at Old Sausalito.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02

cess can be predicted for the meeting.
With the hundreds of thoroughbreds
that have been ready for the government
test full week or more at the track over
the bay, ii was fully expected the card
for the opening day would be stunning
one. There is no disappointment on that
score, for it surpasses all predecessors.
BY dropping down the scale of weights in
the rich Opening handicap J. W. Brooks
has furnished an exceedingly perpIexing
problem Between fast workouts and
ngures that never lie the mysterious
students Of the midnight oil'' were divided
last night between Autolight, Nones, Fa-
Nonius, Obia, Sir Hampton, Hagerdon and
makes it look an easy thing to guess
FOR a time there will be one temporary
SelDdck, ana one that will be impossible
10 remedy until the close of the Eastern
racing season. Jockeys viii be a scarcer
arucle than automobiles on the park
,3se PeeS1,%Sy.1nat Is. fashionable ones. Win
NE y Connor IS due to arrive on Tuesday
next DE viii be followed by Bullman
spencer Cochran, Wonderly, WINFIELD,
turner and others Of the smart set. Until
tnen Rulz, Hoar, Romero, See, Burlin-
game, Johnny Woods ]. T. Woods. J
Ransch and Stuart will shine as stars of
the slIken colors. All are good riders,
especially Johnny Woods and J. Ransch,
but as yet have failed to hit the SIS OO0
notch. RanSch was considered about fhe
best lightweight on the Chicago tracks.
1CNNA-AS nOIO6ILully improved
st is claimed
In the judges stand Joseph A. Murphy
of St Louis will preside, but his associate
z. c. Hopper, will not be here until nexf
week. Jake Hoffman, whose work bor-
oered on the marvellous at the Chicago
tracks, viii occupy the starters box
yielding TO the wishes Of both the public
and horsemen in general, the Jockey cluh
ofhcia1s decided to abolish the recall flag
{. H. Petungtn, presiding steward of
the New California Jockey Club. arrived
from New York last night. The veteran
turfman is deservedly popular with horse
men the country over and his presence
sport
According to the present outlool, Il
would look as If fully fifteen bookmakers
Will display prices in the betting ring. he
sides two field and a combination book
In turf quarters last night the following
firms were mentioned as almost sure 10
cut in: Caesar Young. Jim Davis, Willie
Sink, 2. 7. Martin, Barnett & Co. d
Mitchell, Jack Atkin, Joe Rose, JOHNNY
Coleman and Hughey Jones.
Jack Newman, the well-known ST
Louis plunger and owner, got off the
overland at Oakland mole. Jack saws
Herman Hoffman will be out this way in
Rbout a week to book. Paul Hoffman
goes to try the game at New Orleans.
General Manager Price said yesterday
that bids for the field book privilege
would be received for one week In the
interim the association will run the
books.
Nearly all six Of the events present
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02
FAST GREYH0UNDS
May BE MATCHED
D. }. Hea|ey Endeavoring to
Bring Sisquoc and Beacon
Together at Union Park

D. ]. Healey, the Petaluma coursing
man, thinks he has in Sisquoc the fastest
greyhound in America. He makes this
declal alton, having in mind the defeat of
the crack from his kennel by A. R. Cur
tis' great blue dog Beacon in the John
Grace cup stakes. He offers to place $100
In a sweepstakes, the owner of Beacon TO
put up a like amount The management
Of Union Coursing Park has offered to add
S9U IT only remains for Mr.. Curtis to de-
clare himself in and the match will be
complete.
In the John Grace cup, which Beacon
won, Sisquoc ran like a champion until
just before the semi-finals. In this he
and Charta were slipped to hare which
ran them for over three minutes. Sisquoc
won by a score of % to Il. In the next
round he met Beacon and suffered defeat.
1t is to wipe out this, If possible, that his
owner seeks the proposed match. If ar
ranged 1t will be best two out of three
James Sweeney has returned with the
Pasha Kennel dogs from the meetings at
Madison, S. D., St. Louis, Mo-, and
Friend, Nebr. Rural Artist and Rocker
are in good shape and will start this week.
The open stake will be run down once
to-day at Union Park, leaving the re-
naming rounds and all the special stake
for to-morrow's card.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02
OLYMPIC TO MEET
RELIANCE ELEVEN
Athletic Club Teams Will
Play Thanksgiving Day on
Sixteenth Street Grounds

The Thanksgiving day football game
this year will be between the teams rep
resenting Olympic and Reliance Athletic
clubs.
For a time it seemed there would be no
game on the day which for many years
past has been marked by the annual meet
ing of the rival college teams in this city
Tie Olympic Club directors clinched the
matter last night and the men will resume
practice at once. The choice of the Olyrn-
plans lay between the Oregon Indians and
Reliance. They wisely cnoSe the latter
and more formidable team.
1t is expected each team will be
strengthened by the addition of some of
the men who will represent Berkeley and
Stanford one week from to-day in the in
tercollegiate game.
For the first time since 1896 the OLYMPIC
Club assumes the expenses of the team
flying the winged 90" The colleges, find
ing it necessary to have outside teams
which will afford their men practice be-
fore the big game, have guaranteed the
expenses each year of two teams The
necessary practice having been obtained.
the guarantee lapses. The Olympic direc-
tors at their meeting last night assumed
these. obligations when the collegians
abandoned them.
Both teams have played some good
games this year and much interest cen
ters around their meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02
Special Rates

For side rides to points on the Santa Fe.
Open to holders of Episcopal Church Con-
vention tickets, friends accompanying
and holders of nine months excursion
tickets, Dates Of sale, September q to
For timetables, descriptive Iiterat1re and
Iull information call at Santa Fe offices,
641 Market ST., and ferry depot.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02
JOCKEYS WILL SPORT SILK AT THE OPENING TO-DAY OF THE WINTER Sc
GREAT FIELD
IN HANDICAP
Cracks of the East Will
Measure Strides With
the Local SpTinters

6T HE fall and winter racing season
Of I9O1-o2 will be inaugurated at
Oakland track this afternoon
Il under the regime of the New Cali
fornia Jockey Club Turfmen
from every point Of the universe are here;
the greatest stables Of America will be
represented; a fortnight more and all of
the crack jockeys Of the East and West
will be sporting colors. Layers of odds
tnere are in plenty. and nothing but sue
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02

ERKELEY, Nov. with but
weeks time before the intercoi-
\ legiate game California's eleven
is still in an unsatisfactory con-
dition. The work of the team as
le has not come up to the expecta-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02
handicap, three-year-
Sixth -Three-year-olds and up. one ana
Probable Winners.

First race--Tower Of Candles, School for
Scandal, Icicle.
Second race-Bedner, Vantine. Panamint
Third race-Magi, Landseer Homestead.
Fourth race-Eonic. Goldone. Impromptu.
Fifth race-Favonius Ryan stable.
Sixth race-Miss Vera, Castake, MzzelIa
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-02

GATELY HELD TO ANSWER.-WiIliam
Gately, boatman and ex-Assemblyman. was
held yesterday to answer, by United States
Commissioner Manley. for boarding the ship
Lady Wentworth without permission of the
Federal quarantine officer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
First Publication Nov. rs. 1aeo.a IN

NOTICE CT MGRTGAGESALE
Notice is hereby given that that certain
executed and deliveredh y w &c. Best
and Laura Z. Best his wife, mprtgaEors, 10
Edward o. Taylor dated the twenty
eighth dayof July, 1853, and filed for record IN
the office oftEe register Of deeds Of tlie#county
OF BnTleisgh, and state of North Dakora on.
iyVentysniath day OF July, 1899, and recorded in
book AZ OF mortgages at page will be FORE
closed by a sale of the promises. In such mort.
gage and hereinafter described at the front door
of the coarthouse in the county of Burleirh.
and state of North Dakota at the, hour Of ten
O'Clock a. m. IN the tenth dayiof January. 1901,
to satisfy the mauntdue upon such mortgage
such mortgage and which Will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows All those
tractsDr parcels ofland lying and being IN the
county OF Burlelgh and state of North Dakota,
and described as follows. to-wit: Lots NUN
beredi twentyliye4 ta25l, tWenty-six asl, and
tWenty-seven (yI1, in block number sixty-fwo
l62l, in Mckenzie and Collins Addition fo the
City OF Bismarck, according to the plat on file
in the. othceo of the Register of Deeds in and for
said Burleigh County, S19f
There VIII be due on such mortssape at the
date OF sale the sum OF enc thonsana and nine
ty,four dollars and ninety-eigh cents E&SS
W Dated November IS, 1900 f5
"a F# Edward c. Taylor. Mortgage.
alien and Cochrane, Attorneys for Mortgage.
Bismarck, Ne 4fg#% @#43% s%ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
REDUCED SALARIES.

The capitol commission, which has
charge OF the maintenance of the capitol
building, and which consists Of the gov
ernor, auditor and treasurer. held its
first meeting yesterday and among other
interesting things cutsdoWnSSthe salaries
Of the employees from s. to SIS per
month. This action is id line with the
economical policy outlined in Gov.
Whites inaugural address,
Allathe old employees at the capitol,
being D Me- ellis, Frank Burt. VIM,
Laist,, S. N: Howard, John Wallace,
john a. Carlson and NJ. o.
Common, were reappointed. In addition
the following extra men were employed:
Sherman Newcomer, 81. Parker, and
.H.Hinckley, the extra men being made
necessary for tho night ard day service
during the session of the legislature.
The cigar counter privilege was let to
+. .. Hoskins and the lunch counter
privilege was awarded to Charles e.
Pierce, who will open up for business
next Monday atsthe head Of the stairs
on the third door.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

Inaugural Bali Committee Makes Ar.
rangements for a Fine Orchestra for.
the Occasion.
AT the meeting of the executive com-
nittee for the inaugural ball last night,
the committee onmusic reported that it
had s%ecured.theD Observation-Disclosures
the inaugural. This orchestra had8a
date in JamestoWna few days ago and;
the Alert says:
Mr.. Fisk the manager and proompter,.
made the dancers nscomeEto time. He
gave new figures for the qluadrilles, a big
cake walk etc. Those present caught
onavery readily. The dance was q s',go's,
from the start. The two-steps and
Waltzes charmed every lover . i the.
round dance. 5S4@
The orchestra is from Baraboo, Wis.
and makes a speciality Of furnishing
modern dance music. Tt sets the feet
of spectators as we'll as$$dancers going,
:andSatnrday night createdan enthusi-
asms seldom seen in dancing parties here.
The instruments played arr: Violin
bass Viol, harp, flute, cornet, clarionet,
slide trombone and drums. Mi. Gregg
is the cornetist and deserves mention for
his good work. Mr.. Martin, the drum.
mer and zylophone performer, IS special
" fine, and his work with drums and
various Instruments adds greatly to the
effect OF the quadrille changes the
musicians supplementary the instruments
with vocal accompaniment il the
chornses of popular melodies and songs
The executive committee alsoldecided
to admit spectators to the dance5or
tickets to be sold at the hall, atthree, rate
Of 81 couple. Tickets viii admit
spectators to the house gallery only.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

EE

Thetemperature for the past twenty
four hours endingla three o'clock was:
Maximum q: Minimum -I2. the minus
signindicatess aastemperature below zero
MXirs.M[arce is IL Of nervous pros
tration.
The order -. DIN have relinquishedi
their leaseof the A.O.U hall.
The newspaperSboys il the city are til
meet soon and arrange for the state
press meatingg,8
The FortnighhltlysC Club will meet q the
home of Mrs. VIII "Wednesday aaftearrnoc.o1,na
at o'clock.
Attorney cochrane who has been
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
CANNOT EXIST.
Investigation win only Strengthen the
Proof we Give in the Dakotas.

-- 111TF7 ES-1-T- T1-1- 1T-1-1N- - Z-I-I@-- -
mere mere must must be something stronger
IMAM IMAM imagination behind expressions
Of such representative citizens OF
Fargo as 81 MT. Harry Reed, a3gentleman
well knoWn5 not only in Fargo but in
the surrounding country Anyone is
At: liberty 4 to write e him e about the sub
lect q discusses, when minute par
tlculars can be obtained =
MI. Harry Reed, living four miles
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

This season there is large death
rate among children from Group and
lung troubles. Prompt action will
save the aittle ones from these terrible
diseases. We know Of nothing so
certain e to give instant relief as One
Minute Cough Cure. It can also be
relied upon in grippe and all throat
and lung troubles of adults: Pleasant
70 take F. Beardsley, Fourth
street. @s5 5#
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
STATES JOB.
MI. Allen Thinks that in View Of the.
Developments il the Patterson Case,
They May Let Him Have It Again.

T3SE~S~ S@SSy
They May Let Him lave Il Again.
States Attorney Allen was seen id the
corridors Of the Northwest last night.
and thinks perhaps now they viii let
him have his lob again. Mr. lien.
while holding that HIS rights and duties
were iinfringed upon BY the attorney.
general and the court,still is well salts
fed thhathedid notify the action against
MrsPatterson, as those who institutedsit,
seemed to have no evidence. Mr.. Allen
states that had the action been first
brought to his attention instead Of that;
Ut the court'sheSwouId not have ordered
the arrest Mayor Patterson unless he
had evidence Warranting and the
costs of prosecuting d case without evil
dence would have been avoided MI.
Allen thinks that Il the prosecutions Ia
Burleigh county are left 70 the proper
andsduIy elected officers Of the county,
and instituted throughsthe regularehan-s
nals, law breaking Will be at leastla 81 well
prosecuted and atmuch less cost To the
eounty
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

An effort win be made by Phlladel-
phia people to preserve the old monas
tary near Wissahkicton. The monas-
'tary was constructed by the Seventh-Day
Baptists when they were an order, and
dates back a century and a half. IL is
OF great historic interest, but has fallen
into decay siace the decline 81 the order
by which it Massinhabited
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
prosecuntiinnggst the Pattersonscas e returned
t Grand ForksIast night.

W Ne ~ ~ OfhS ldSb3
A. q. Bestiicscam il from Fargo last
night II
s&P..Schmidt was an arrival fromsMoor-
head last night.
Geo: A WEIGH IS chairman Of the new
board Of county commissioners. q
Leave your ordersSfor Gut Flowers for.
the inaugural ball today at Webb
Bros
There viii be a meeting Of the floor
committee for the inangural ball tonight
at 8 O'clock at DR.. Matchan's Office.
Company A will give their annual
ball February IS All members request
ed to meets at Armory tonight.
The committee has decided that those
WhoSdesire to goito the inaugural ball
Friday---but who do not dance, may
secure aseatin the gallery and take3in
h e#5concert and--look on-for SO cents
and3may secure q supper ticket at the
t ~ lulidE price, l. 5#F4S&$ 5S$
The residents along the aineSof@the
Washburn, Coal Harbor and Bismarck
stage route 7as well as the drivers-are
glad to see the reformation III the con.
ldition of the horsas-insthe way Of new
blankets, proper shoeing. etcssince
Mrs. Holleyy, a a., took the
oWnerainshand. NJ
Aspecial meeting Of Bismarck apter
O..E.S. No.M will beEheld in Masonic
hall Thursday evening, Jan. 10. pm.
to greet the Grand w Worthy Patron, John
Me Donald. A cordial Invitation IS ex.
tended to all visiting members ofs The
order. Matilda Edick, w NJ. Minnie
B.aDayidson, Sec.
b Tribune issadvised by one of the
good deacons Of the$chnrch that there is
q little misunderstanding j regard te
the election Of Judge Winchester az
superintendentIo Of the Sunday School d
the Presbyterian church. He says that
former superintendent with
many others, are very much pleased with
Observation-Disclosures position inprosecut,
ngthegamblingS cases5in our city -and5
because of the assurance that heintends
to continue these prosecutions until ali
Yiolators the law are . thing 81 the
past, II is thought, may account for Thu
almost unanimous vote being cast fol
him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

There q nopoison so Neutrality-suspicious.
10 deceptive and SO destructive Don't be
too sure b are cured becausealI external
signs off the disease have disappeared, and
thGadoctor says yorSare well, ManySper-
sons have been dosedwith Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro-
nounced cured-to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
Like B8g61s Like. s a,rsen . s hls ane'
5outagai1, andto their sorrow and mortif-
cation find those nearest and dearest To
them have been infected by this 1oattlh-5
some disease, o no other poison Isl So
surely transmitted from parent TO child
as this. Oftena bad caseaof Rheumatism,
Catarrh,, Scrofu1a or severe skin disease,
4anao1d8sore oru1cer developing iii middle
life, can be traced III blood poison On
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Life, for it remains srno1dering ID the sys-
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driven ont in the beginning. is
theonly antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come it andadrive it out the blood, and
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

Il troubled with weak digestion,
Sberching, sour stomach, or il you feel
sdIaIl after eating, try Chamherladnss
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price. %
Samples free at Beardsley's
drug store 25
Such little pills as Dewitt's Little
EARLY Risers : very easily taken, and
they are wonderfully effective in
cleaning the liver and bowels. +. s.
Beardsley, Fourth street
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09
EDWIN C.SWASHBuRN sgs
General Manager, Bismarck, n.
THROGHSnWIRE

telephone Mne8connecting Washbulrrnr2
and Wilton WithNBismlarck is now ready
for buslIess..SS s1Messagesm ay be sent d
receiyed,Ssors conversation held, at tn OPP
tionSof patrons. @E#a
arrangements with the Western Union
Telegraph Co,#permit$ the handling OF bus
mess from or to any point reached by tele-
graph or cable lines. S%433SS#S d;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-09

The navy department at Washington
has received a letter from G. D Long,
serving with the marines in China, in
which it was stated that the American
m~arines6were the first to enter the for
hidden city. The Americans, be says,
forced the fourth gate and entered over
the protest Of japanese sentineis.