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Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Ten mprfe &aicfpGrniabrif

Napnet poa en- ,Snbrtf 1 9trrhcoen a.
aoIeiul0. iom ON fort StN ifal lpt.
teH / Crit. Mefnuisnen blir iorar.
beioet al Stebeitnal, iao anPrnene
blir meget bolobar. On norif /
Nnlerifa % europa ~patertcret Spfin.
belle onpenoeS peo Sabrifattonen
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Soaruct MN 8linlr

Saarnct pau alipIcu airfc pe0
aoloinq er ida ioriol0ert. at oets
SpboS nipiper en- hel Dteter ira i'm
loorctte Sinie. Get oil blioc nsooets
htat al nc0rlpe belle Eddrnet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22

S%iaeobnsser Siaclano er fommei
tilbage ira jim Stiibiereile i 6~ranfrige
os @nelano, % lGgger Tor Sioen lio'
ite Sonno poa lin Warmorbuite al
gigrnitierne 9iernion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Stur Sfuleipo

StOr Sfuleipanina. Gc itsrrr sol.
ltolcr % 2ou0brugsitoIer bar upitcn
ollie hout iou itor IiIitremntna al
GIeocr iii DC ms beguuote &utcr
%filriita. at &c CT itlot optd9nc ia
Here Sfoler bur erooGiaa mauttct al
oiie oe ieneit inofommc AnmcIocIlcr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22

Gicnoumsialg. Solbaffe peo Mar.
mes er iolgt meo etoel Ipling %
Ssssre til grbefoer Safob Olien /
ariitiunio for ca. 5000 &ronei.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Granb / Nrcnoal

meobelcs oert 5te 9top.: ! Sormio-
Dag itramtc &ranoihtO Spen OF.
,SIb bar inbrltot / opcrite @tuae /
@aoOeS Srrhua / &eitergooe, SUI
iets gicr % bans NuitrI, lom be8gc
er garle % ipngelige. mnatte gien'
mem Slo % 9isg bprea no, % Higelt
gif no al Ginollet, bportil Der | Sars
ten Tar reiit Ell Stige. Suis Sloelt
bar uo6rllot ON Hatten, oiloe rtme.
ligpis her ppre fleet en- itsrre lllpffe.
9ronoprienet fom itrnr tilltebc %
fit illiffet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Sill Irreitrum / Sbba har lluel

Gil NrrcItrum Abba hor llIells.
paltgs S~erreositpre beutlget tnotl
800 Ser. % bentpnbtaet Sensmailo
Sobannes 9. Iga til at fipbe Soilef.
lens Slls paa Oobn 4lmenning %,
foriaapibt &iebet iluttes, at be'srge
Den forneoue SubreOning al Irreltelt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Hprtibsminbcrnc

1urtiSsminScrnc. gn Siliol al
6oreningen for norife 6ortio@nin.
oesmerfers geparing trnfes opret'
tet / Ssnsberg iPrlla meo 1efl.
blif paa llberapning al DC garnle
8ropbouae / Imtet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Ieniiun til Nes's Gnfc. @eo Stor.

tlnA$ItpoetS Nubnlng Den 2oen Mop,
boIot TrP1i0enten. Sr. &crner, en-
MinoctaIe ppcr Bernhard @cB. iomt
SorIanTlln9en pnubrste. ltdaenoe.
Trriioenten rcicrcrcoc oereiter ct
6orilna ira TrGTiOentifubet, tiltradot
al Observation-Disclosures Sugerltp, Der
&c, 9shn % 9iuie ON 9epiIqning
al 1000 aroucr / aarIig Rell'ton I'll
Urn E>ohonne @et ira Nonoeua
Geosoug al re9ne. 6orilaget neOto-
geS cltltemmlat Oh uoen Tebat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
g. 8. Saacn g. 81. / ariitiunia lei.

=. y. SugtH q w. @ilitu'i'u y
reoe iorleoen 6orretningens 90
Aarsilbil9im meo n tSelt / Sdano'
pprts- og Snouitriforeningen lam.
1900 meo line 20 Irbeloere % Sl,1t.
tionGrer, bporai enfelte bar pGret
25-36 Mar / Sirmaets Sienelte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Snapc Strife / Soan, Der eicoes a

Saauc Strife / Sogn, Der eieoes al
grfiteft Ycter u. 9lir, off peo bans
Seo oper til hans Srohcr, Soren.
~lfriper 9lir puo aongsptnQcr. Zen.
ne bur mt ifirllfct airfen meo Snoen.
tar - lloifuarne G9gbpnte. 0ehe.
font, oiperic Spietroner Al Sern %
Bronco iant Stager, en- iGrbeles
pGroiiuIo NIteroug 8l~epanoaiar Tor.
lloen iprifielliqc &irfefar al SsIp iii
Ell Gpgt al 16t 600, enoel Sepper
III. NJ. NJ. - til Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
aercr Slap sauSe paa 9eifona

Carer Slap Sanoe paa Seifanger
ioreilooes al Negjeringen ogiaa laar
tilitaaet ct Siorag ltort 500 Str. ri
3ortipttelie al lit Irbeioe meo Snos
iomling al gamle Solfemelnoier og
GSoIfepiier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Sblens Silitane. On al pore @erl

Sbicns SilitanS. Gu al pore Sen-
ner. lfriper "S. o." ailagoe iorleoen
Gag ct 9eisg hos Or. Setrif SSbien
og bapoe Den 8l9oe at tlnlte meoOele
os, at Gigtcren par / goot Sumer 90
.lulocrholot iig meo ban fife blot
meb jim gomie GlifpGroigbeo, mei,
meo Ell Sigsr, iom pier. at ban
iremoeles er / 600 9eorng. 0igte.
rem iiboer Tor Sioelr for 9iaeobugger
8iaelnnO. Der mooelerer bans Butte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Sra Uoree.
Hlifens Npt ira bet pitra., oeiten- %
noroenficlofc Norse.
smaanpt fra Epao % Sp.

Sanoefjoros npc airfe, iom er be.
regnet til at ifrtae foite ca. i25,000
SIR, triifes paabeennot i Yai nrite
Iar, meloer "0eitfolo."
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
SauS Ranicn.

Sans Hanicu. &ilIe0hlgQer
Rroroitrtps mpgtiae butte al 9ora
melter Suns Sanien iom @roMerer
SpenD Nfariboc bar itipntei hi Nle
b~cnhGullS Rnlohua, or / 0ISle Guac
blepet iproia ira 0oimetaIitsbcr Rds
mtsien1 Stpberi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22

Hanleifugen bar mango Steoer
bapt en- lem CONNER taar. Zen itoo
opermadoe ircolg cs pofseoe ltGrtt /
ben isrite Del al Sommeren, men
ioa fif iiGr @ranen efterbanuoen et
ipaeligt lloieenoe. % @~ranterten
greb / mango Stoge ON Jig / Ell Tor
uroligenoe @rao. Yisielig er Oct
iaa. al itGrf Sugit / DC ioregaaen6e
War bar ppret Den bpppiaite Iariag
til 8ranterfels Sptrroein. men ben
nor pGret ilem / Sfoae. bpor benne
@ruun life for ifisnnes n hupe
peret tiliteoe. ~ oa maa oct autages.
at Serfen bar glort Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Irn Nriitinnsinuh firm,

Tra 9~riitiansiauS ~ifriOea Acn 5te
9top. Slommen blep ocSnrrrc al for
fort Garigbeh til. at oen belt futbe
t~ilfreositinc acknowledgements 9e.
hop. Nh or after. effer Zen iioite
llgeS Spholo@peir gielptnc nriten
terre iaien. oa 8~anoitan0en / Sopeo.
eluene er iom ,Sslge oerai itcrft inl-
oen0e.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
T.arm ~tiliaigs.

rcarn tiliai9s. r. 49, Acres SIC
~ Nhl Spoueit ira Cartwright % 2le gPll
CT ira ono Greet; 100 Aeres 6e.o, ReIteu
5tou gpoe Sdrmhuie % luot SGno. Getle
CT en- uea,t irugtbur Sdgm b~eitaeeuoe I Ct
%ltanolnapui Settlement. oa oil iRlaes Tor
So on I'm SuIa fan lie inoen the Tee 1901.
Scr nGrmere uuoertetnag ooresiey n nj
Griflpn. Cartwright Nts. t1bs
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
spe,n NerreS er peo fonaelio NC.

SDeen Serreo er peo tnngeIia nc
foiiition beitelnt oeit | 10 0erreoer,
Green % Gifebpgo, efter nrrnlerc
9eitemnelie al amtrnonoet Dc npe
Serreoer iparer ri Soanenc Al INN.
me Hapn % bapoe pea 6olterrqm.
gen 1900 benholbspis 1898 % 1868
.SSn0hnaarre
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Nnrlis gca. Nogle Gutter inno

Tnrlis geo. Nogle Gutter innot
iorleocn Ga9 ! en- SisboO poa 9soro.
mes i @ersen Ell tom Ser3mbehoIoer.
Otter at hapc %ficrret WCtoIipuniert
boiot Ell n Dem Ell Spritit lornn ben.
ne. 8aien antpnoteS mc0 poIoiomt
&nuIo, 9eholoercn ~erplphercoe, ion.
oerrep % orpbte en- Is Gors @ltt,
nle0ens Ell anocn blep llpngct Iongt
bort nleo N Sitl / Souebct,
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22

Sptpicr / 6rimitnb. GroeI al
Nrbeihcruc pep SoSieloolcna Sern.
iffbsbnqQeri foiteoc forlcoat Ins
Iormanoen poo lSorten ~ bar barr
unber Npl giennem 9pel Der hdr
lPnge berifet CT lpGnbt ,Sorholh mel.
lem Arbeioerne og Sormanocm ionl
nplig er aniut. Npite DAG "lfoiteoc"
nae oisie Nrbei0ere, % &rrrlteoet
itaar uanlfe title.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Stort 0ootfjob paa
SouO.

llopriet OF upoprtet gaHo Ntunelotn,
8ntotaerne o. SSlsconiiu Ytan beHueRee
ltg III
pEDERSON LAND CO.,
Nmbpu, Ntun.
SRI Sernbaueretie ior alebere. 1872
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
weroens oompf;bshaaor lem >

Sftober mar par iiase ~9eraens
Sfibsliite" belturet al Iiaponenter %
Hcoere | Bergen % | Sort i67 iterre
Soitc0ampere til 1862 Cons 9rliito
net 9crgenifc Tnmpifibslelifob cier
hesroen 20 Tosinacr bg 2diteboaoe
til 1880 Cons gritto.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Sra Danmarf.
Zen mic airfelop | Riasoaacn.
Snoremisiipnsns Erpteit.
S~onoeripoernes cora.

altltlismrnntpr Ghrrtenlen@5taot
nrootoa ben loe Nop. en- Icputation
ira ,Ntoremisiionen i Anleoniua nj.
neiterets sSorllog PM Oprcttclie al
Nenigbeosroro, hpiIfet bar poft tort
Here honht SlloremisiioncnS Trp.
tier. Sroiererer,, Solitem. ooIiteiu.
borg. irenbGpeoe Ntisiiunens aufer
moo sSorllaaet, Der paa Stenet bleu
beinret al Nmtiteren. san iait.
bnlSt @erettiaelien al iii 6orilog,
ltisut ban inoremmcoe. at Winore.
tnlletS S~noilpoelie puu ajrfeuS an.
%lieaen6er fife tuloc foloee ubetirqet
iitret pco bette. Son onto9 ooa. az
Sorbrl0eie plloe nrte liz looleoes. al
Misiioncu funoe befttoe liz pei ! Sol'
fefirfcn
Zen 5te 9topNnber belunote Den
Itorc 0ebot ! Solfetmaet on airfe.
Ionenc. SiifuoIionen3 ,sntere8ie
~ianller liz iipr ON SpersSmnaIet an.
aaoenoe Nteni9heOSrao0ei, lom iuneS
at bile fremtaloe ooifiui9 OtsierS %
FOR eittelte YllHfter9 TeofomnHrloe at
ifule brpbe Dc polltiifc Ydrtl9rpn.
Ter. llnoer Sililumiit9 al ganle
Ssgsbro ~ arabbe anbne0c Sardo
Solm %(mooernt) Ct hpait An9reb puo
Yterighe0Srauoenc me0 betinaet Gil,
llutning al Socialiiten 8orabjerq,
Scire faitilo9 meo Giueicn ioin Sr6.
fsrer i'm oppolitioneIle StiIlIna MOD
airfernaoene. Ssires Nteuiu1 / ,~Solfc.
tinaet er naturiigpiS betpOringslsS.
men Oct er ingen S~enumcllghco, at
9anSstingeto &eirc oil berlptte otsle
Sopforllag til iottiite Malusprer moo
Wilriitcriet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
EARN %tilialns.

Scarm t~ilialGs. Gn 6orm puu
y 50 Hcres. . Yhl CIT ira GaaueabL ga.
go Ncres uuper 6,ps heiteu 4aitars. @eot
Scboellesbns 90 llehule 9ieoy &duo pGd
3 Steosr. Npr z o,ehus on sire Strtu
I'll Geter Ncuorltl on Gnauoabl ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
A GREAT NEWSPAPER BEAT.

The Atlanta Journal was the first
paper in the world to announce the
attempted assassination of President
McKiBley.
Within twenty minutes after the shot
was fred the Journal had an extra on
the sire cts aud notable feature Of this
extra vas that from its contents the
news was telephoned to New York and
Wall street thus secured its first infor
nation regarding the unfortunate fair.
This was the greatest newspaper
beat" within the memory Of the writer
extending over Newspaper period of
twenty years. II was the greatest pisce
of newspaper work from the standpoint
of enterprise the United States reading
public has known in years and the men
who are responsible for it can justly
feel that they are above the average
when it comes TO that "git up and git"
which all Americans SO much admire.
We feel proud OF the Journal boys
for demo monstrating "way down sourh"
that push snd enterprise which makes
it possible to beat the entire world on
the greatest piece OF news this ooun ry
has known in many years.
Hearst and his many millions. Pulitzer
and his millions and James Gordon
Bennett aud his millions and all that the
combined millions that these giants of
metropolitan journalism control could
not beat Jack Cohen, Tom Loyless, B.
Lee Smith, and Il at Gro Nd OF all round
hustlers who have made the Journal
famous.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

The old fable Of the wolf and the
lamb comes up practically very often in
human affairs 90 an illustration.
just now, Lord Kitchener is making
official complaint that the Boers are
killing some British prisoners. But,
as has bean pertinently suggested, who
is this Lord Kitchener who is complain
ing Of the shooting Of prisoners' He is
the "hero Of Omdurman" who, after the
slaughter Of the Mshdi.s half naked but
intrepid soldiers, ordered a detachment
to traverse the battlefield and slay all
OF the wounded foemep, as a matter of
expediency, and because it was alleged
that prost, ate but not dead Arab was
dangerous and might only simulate
death.
Some people think that Kitchener
thought, as General Sherman did about
the Indians, that only dead ones were
good, and so he made q clean sweep
even Of the wounded. Other people
4hink that Kitchener did not want TO be
bothered with prison.rs because OF lick
Of facilities ior caring FOR them.
View it ia what light you will,
KitoheneI's record doesn't furnish
anything, but ground az basis fer
complaint agsinst others.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
MR. BRYAN MIsREPREsENTED.

During the past week or so state,
ment has been going the rounds Of the
newspapers declaring that William j,
Bryan had bought stock in oil lands In
Wyoming, was about to become a
magnate, and would move his paper to
Chicago.
In this weeks issue of the COmmoner
Mr.. Bryan says; both items are
entirely without foundation. AS to the
first, Mr.. Bryan not only has no invest
ments in oil lands, but has never cons
templated investing in oil lands, HE
only business enterprise is the Com
moner and he has no intention of taking
stock or interest in any thing else. AS
to leaving n N-brasks," continues Mr..
Bryan, "he Las no thought of such u
thing He is now pre- pairing to build a
cottage upon his farm, three miles
southeast of Lincoln, and expects to
spend the renal . der of his days iAere,'
IL it not singula that correspondents
will not palm off fake stories OF this
kind on newspapers about a public man
who is quietly pursuiug the even tenor
of bis way. and giving no cause or ex>
cuse for such romancesp
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
THIS WILL INTEREST MANY.

To quickly Introduce r, B. b, Botanic Blood
Balm, the famous Southern blood cure into
new homes, we will send absolutely free 10,-
b. b. quickly cares old ulcers, scrofula, itch
ing skin, and hnmors, cancer, eating fostering
sores, boils, carbuncles, pimples, or offensive
or any blood or skin trouble Botanic Blood
Balm, b. B. b. heals every sore or pimple,
makes the blood pure and rich and stops all
b. thoroughly tested for 80 years in hospital and
private practice and has cured thousands Of
case given up as hopeless, Sold at drug stores
81 per large bottle. For free treatment write to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta Ga. Medicine sent at
opce prepaid. Describe trouble and free medi-
cal advice given. Botanic Blood Balm B. B.
b, gives life and vigor and strength to the
blood, the finest blood purifier made. Botanic
Blood Balm gives a healthy blood supply to
he skin and entire system
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

Call on Hoyt Bros, for
lowest prices on plumbing.
We use only first-class mate
rial and do our own work, so
therefore we can guarantee
all our work. We make a
speciality of repair work.
Give us a trial and be con-
vinced. Don't forget the
place--207 Grant street..
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

Solicitor Colson, Of the city court,
has been doing good work and he can
now turn h q attention to the denizens Q
Of "a Street Lane" This notorious
locality is as bad as "Hells Half Acre, "
and the city court can break 1t up.
judge Sparks will do his part and the
people OF this community will sustain
all the court officials who try to make
infested localities too hot for the old
time babitues.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
A SUPERB GRIP CURE.

Johnson's Tonic Is 3 superb grip cure
Drives out every trace Of grip poison
from the system Does itquick. With.
in m hour it enters the blood and be-
girs 70 nsutrSliEe the effects of the
poison. Within q day it places q grip
victim beyond the point Of dan ger.
Within Q week. rudy cheeks attest
return Of perfect health Price so
cents IL it cures. Ask for Johrscn'e
Chill and Fever Tonic. Take nothing
else.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

"Our little girl was unconscious from
strangulation during sudden and ter
rible attack of Group, quickly secured q
bottle OF One Minute Caught Cure, giving
her three doses. The croup was mastered
and our little darling speedy recovered
So writes A. L.. Spafford, Chester, Mich
WI. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

u had running sore ON my breast for over
year, !" says Henry r. Richards Of Willseyville,
N, Y, sand tried great many remedies but
got no relief until used Banner sslve. After
using one.half box I, was perfectly cured.
can'treeommend it too highly" WI. Butts,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

You Eye much more liabale to desease
whep : Jur liver and bowels do not act
prop ~. Dewitt's Little Early Risers re
mo because of disease. w ]. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

The least in quantity and most in gun
ty describes Dewitt's Little Early Risers
the famous pills for constipation, and liver
complaints. w. J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

The Times Call Will be delivered by carrier
or mail per year, $500; per week 15 cents. Cor
respondents on live subjects solicited. Real
name of writer should accompany same. Sub
scriptions payable in advance. Failure to re-
ceive paper should be reported to the business
ofice. Address all communications to.
THE TIMES-CALLs
Brunswick, Ga.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
CITATION.
GEoRGIA-Glynn County.

NhOAN NOuhVy'
James s. Wright, administrator upon the
estate OF G. w, Wright, senior, late of said
county, deceased, having fled his petition for
to show cause against the granting Of his dis
charge, at the regular term of the court of
Ordinary for said county, to be held on the
first Monday in December, A. d. 1901.
This September end, 1901.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10

Tbs 10o Store to ]. h, Heller l. Rrc.
frcr now on. You know what that
eneans, bargains in that line.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
TO SUBSCRIBERS:

subssribersIare requested TO notify the ONCE
whsa they fail to get any issue OF the Times
Gall Attention to this matter will be apprs-
Q atsd by the publishers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-10
OYSTERS
Open Fresh Every D0y.
Fresh Fish
Always on Hand
P. A. Segui,
iO7 Monk Street.
PILES OF PEOPLE

PILES OF PEOPLE
testify to ths merit of Banner Sslvs Is cur
ing piles 1t immediately relieves and
quickly cures. No other sslvs 80 healing
W. J, ButtA
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-01
GAVE THEM A "FLOATER."
John J. Mason Will Have to Get Out of
Town to Avoid Jail.

John ]. Mason, who was convicted Of
holding up the Reception roadhouse and
sentenced to 20 years in the peniten-
tiary, but who gained his freedom by
virtue of a second trial granted by the
supreme court, was arrested on charge
of vagrancy in company with five other
men by Officers Leyden, McGrath and
McQueeney last night.
Later on the charge Of vagrancy
against Mason was scratched off from
the book and it was decided to give him
a 'floater'-that is. allow him a stip-
ulated number Of hours to get out Of
town and stay out. While there is
probably nothing in the statutes Of
Montana which delegates this authority
to the police. they have a persuasive
way about them that is hard to resist.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-01
To PROHIBIT
GAMBLING
A BILL DRAWN UP IN BUTTE TO
BE PRESENTED TO THE NEXT
LEGISLATURES,
THE SEDUCTIVE SLOT
MACHINES INCLUDED.
Horse Racing and Pool Selling on
Races Also Must Go-Church
People Back of the Law.

The church people of Butte have start
ed Il movement to prohibit gambling in
the state and have employed an attorney
to draw up a bill with its provisions so
strict that no one will care to violate
them, providing of course, that the bill
becomes Il law.
1t is the intention to present the bill
immediately after the organization of
the Legislature and there will be a strong
lobby present to assist in its passage.
The attorney employed to draw up the
bill has concluded his work and it is
masterpieces from prohibitive point of
view.
1t forbids all kinds of gambling-slot
machines. horse facing and pool selling
on races. 1t makes the first otfense pun
ishable by fine of not less than $50 nor
more than $500 and imprisonment of not
less than SO days nor more than six
months in the county Jail. The bill pro-
vides that the second offense shall! con-
stitute 4 felony and be punishable by
fine of not less than $500 nor more than
$1,000 and imprisonment in the state pen
itentiary not less than one year nor more
than five years.
The bill provides that any outsider
losing money at any of the prohibited
games may recover tEtCe times the
amount lost from the proprietor of such
game or house Wherein it is conducted or
from the owner of the building if he has
oWledge that any prohibited game is
conducted in his house.
1t provides that any officer refusing
or negiecting to enforce the provisions
of the act is guilty of d misdemeanor,
and. in addition must 10 removed from
off l,y-t n,,,ic nd
they are authorized to employ special
counsel to prosecute such officers
The bin provides that one-third of
every fine collected shall go to the per-
son successful in procuring a conviction
of an offender under the act. The bal
ance of the fine will go to the county
school fund.
The consensus of opinion seems to be
that some action will be taken by the
next legislature in regard to gambling,
but whether it will be licensed or abol-
ished is a question that only the future
can determine. Many people are of the
opinion that no law could be passed that
would entirely stop gambling in this
state, particularly in Butte. and they
favor the license system, where it would
be under the supervision of the police.
They claim that the license system
would do away with the sure thing
games, for the license of a gambling
house keeper would be revoked at the
will of the council or the body that
would have it under control.
The provision in the proposed bill in
regard to horse racing will undoubtedly
be met with great opposition if it is
presented, for the reason unat many of
the best horses in the country are being
shipped to Butte, and it is generally
understood that racing will once more
be q popular sport in the state.
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San Francisco. This will prevent the
Pacific coast from doing the business in
the Orient that it aspires to do. The Pa
cine coast will be. to considera BILE de-
gree in the same position relatively to
New York for Oriental trade that the in
terror will be with New York for Pacific
coast trade.
1T seems to ME that the Nicaragua ca
nal bill should be entitled: An Act to
Build Up and Foster the Commerce OF
the Cities Along the Atlantic Sea Coast
and the Gulf of Mexico These places
are certainly going to be the chief bene-
fciaries. although foreign ship-owncrs-.
over 20 per cent of all the business; that
Will pass through the canal estimated
as being in foreign bottoms-will come in
for very large benefit from the con.
struction of the canal by American
capital
The Pecos Valley and Northwest torn
railroad running from Pecos to ANA
rllla. Texas, has just been purchased by
the Santa Fe company. This increases
the mileage of the system by 1863 miles
and makes its total length over $500
miles. The Santa Fc company nracti-
cally has owned the Pecos Valley and
Northwestern railroad since its was sold
under foreclosure on April 49, 1898. The
purchase has just been formally made,
however.
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SCRAPPED THE OLD YEAR OUT.
Quinn Awarded Decision at Walker
ville-Ward Found Manning's
Chin.

Mike Quinn. who is known as the
colored heavyweight; met at Walkerville
last night for a 15-round glove contest
and at the end of the fourth round it was
awarded to Quinn as Hayes had broken
his right hand.
Neither of the men We're in good condi-
ton but they succeeded in putting up Il
lively fight while it lasted In the first
round both men We're cautious but in the
second got into many miX-ups and the
exchange was about even. Quinn SEEM
ed to be exhausted but got his second
wind in the third and made it very inter-
esting for his opponent. In the fourth
Hayes took the aggressive and at its
close honors were about even. When
time was called for the fifth Hayes did
not answer the bell and it was announc-
ed that he had broken his right hand
The contest was awarded to Quinn and
the crowd that had assembled to wit
ness an interesting set-to went away
disappointed.
The preliminary exhibition was be-
tween Jerry Mccarthy of Wa,kerville
and Jack Dacey. 1t was 70: four rounds
without Il decision and the men did some
very clever work.
1t was given out last night that there
was too be a fight to a finish between
Jack Manning and Jack Ward at one of
the concert halls and large crowd col
lected to see it. When the second round
was only four seconds old Ward found
Manning's chin with a stiff right and the
latter went down and out.