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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-04
Ada county pemocratic Conyentlon..

s.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Democratic Coun
ty Convention of Ada County met at the Cour
House in Boise City on Wednesday, July 18th
1866, at u o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose OF nom
mating candidates for the various county offices q
be filed at the ensuing election August -, 1866
Mr.. John Duvali President Of the Convention.
in the Chair; Messrs. R. L. Gillespie, Secretar'
II. D. Harrington Asst Sec'y, and G. 81. Thomp
son Sergeant at Arms.
On motion, Messrs. T. Burmester, E. Williams
and DR.. Bcrge were appointed aCommittee on
Credentials. They appointed the following named
gentlemen entitled to seats as delegates IN this
Convention from the various precincts Boise
City precinct, t. Burmester, D. D. Drake by R. H.
Lindsay proxy, A. Wyatt, John Young, Thomas
Mooney by II. D. Harrington proxy, 9. Fl. Bailey,
Pctsr Stuvzenacker by II. D. Harrington proxy
Il. p. Gantes by John Duval proxy; Union pres
ciact, F. w. Brown and VIM. Richards Middle
ton precinct, P. Latham by j, D. Agnew proxy !;
Lower Boise precinct, John Mott and VIC. Boren
proxy; Payette precinct, DR.. Berge, John Dobins
by DR.. Berge proxy. t. Cahalin. NJ, Smith by 7.
Cahalin proxy; Dry Greek precinct. E. Williams
proxy.
On motion the report of the Committee was &C
copied aud adopted. ~ eETFE
On motion, the following named gentlemen
were nominated and declared the. choice Of the
Convention as candidates Tor the House Of Rep
lesentatives: John Cozad, of Payette; G. W.
Paul, Of Union precinct, and A. w. Flournoy, Of
Boise City, psafaeY seon ssg 30 $50
On motion, John L. Kline was put in nomina-
ton for Probate Judge, and was declared the
unanimous choice of the Convention
By vote, the rules were suspended and the fol-
lowing nominations declared the unanimous choice
If the Convention County Commissioners r. h.
Gillespie and L. +. Spanger; Coroner, II. B. Con
WAY; School Snpt. Thomas Graham; Public Ad
nii;iistFator, R. II. Lindsey. Ussi#4 1s8s -
Tue following persons were appointed Central
Committee for the County for the ensuing year
A. Haas, Chairman; r. Fl. Lindsay, A. Wyatt,
DR.. Berge and p Latham.
Adjourned. JOHN DUVALL, Chairman.
r. H. GILLESPIE. Secly. .f*g
ii. d. HARRINGTON, Assistant Sec'y.
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-Ad1ninistrator's Sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
i dersigned as administrator OF the estate OF
George B. Sheldon, deceased, under, and by vir-
tue of an order and decree of sale, made and en-
tered by the Honorable the Probate Court of Boise
County Idaho Territory, on the I'd day of July,
1866, will on Tuesday, the l4th day of August
1866. at IL o'clock NJ, in Idaho City. in front of
the Court House. sell atpublic auction to the high
est bidder for cash. all the right title and interest
of said diseased, in and to the following described
property, to.wit. The one eighth (undiVided) OF
the Centerville Ditch, situate ON the west side of
Grimes Greek, in Boise County, Idaho Territory,
diyerting the waters of said stream at point near
the junction of the Main and East forks of said
creek, and conducting the same along the hills
and gulches on The west side of said creek. for
mining purposes, together with the water right
belonging to the same. Also the undivided one
fifth of six placer bar mining claims, situate in
said Boise County on Gays bar, on the west side
of Grimes creek, said claims being known as the
Gay 4 Co. claims. Also one Colts revolver.
The sale of the above described real estate will
be made subject to the confirmation of the Pro-
bate Court. 8.
SIX. GOLDTRAP, Admir- of Estate of
George B. Sheldon, deceased.
July Goth, 1866. n39w4.
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SheriH's Sale.

ID Y virtue of judgment of foreclosure Of
D mortgage and order of sale issued out Of
the District Court in and for the county of Boise,
upon Judgment rendered in said Court, wherein
Alene Gender Charles is plaintiff and Charles
Goff, Elizabeth Godfrey and John Godfrey are de
PENDANTS for the sum Of Three Hundred Dollars
Judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the 9th
day of July. A. d. 1866, by which am conman-
ded to sell certain described premises to wit:
That certain lot or parcel of land situate on the
east side of Main street, in Idaho City, Boise
county. Idaho Territory, formerly known as the
:'Ice Cream Saloon" premises, fronting sixteen
feet and eight inches on said street, and running
back at right angles thereto easteYly, and with
the same width one hundred feet, together with
all and singular the tenements, heredilaments. APP
purtenances, imprC Vements and fixtures thereon
situate or thereto afixad or thereto in anywise
apperaining. Also all the right, title, claim and
interest therein which the mortgagor, j. W.
Mitchell, held or owned on the 29th day OF May,
1865, and all such that lie may have acquired
therein: -
Public notice is hereby given, in accordatce
with the requirements OF said order of sale, lnat
on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1866, at ~
o'clock NJ, will sell in front of the court mouse
door in Idaho city, at public auction, for cash.
the above described property to the highest Dio-
der, to satisfy said execution and all aecrnlnS
costs. j. ]. CRUTCHER, Sherln.
Idaho City, July q, 1866n40w3
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SheriHss sale.

ID virtue of an execution sued out of the
Id District Court. in and for the County of Boise
upon Judgment rendered in said Court whereas
n II. Fargo is plaintiff aud NJ. II. Kempner aud
6. w Lewis are defendants for the sum of two
hundred and twenty nine 4S.l00 dollars, Judg-
ment and Costs Of suit duly tested the 2lst day OF
July, ID. 1855 ] have seized and taken IN exc.
cut;on tie following described property, to.wit
lst, All that fractional part of lot No. seven CD
Block No two (2) on the east side of Main street
fronting sixteen T16j feet on Main street and
thence running easterly Of even width eighty 1901
feet bounded on the north by LangwOrtby Il Charl-
ton and on the south by the French Restaurant.
End All that certain piece or parcel of property
situate on the east side OF Main street fronting
fourteen ia feet on Main street and running
thence easterly of same width seventy five [75l
feet bounded oD the north by the property for
merly owned and occupied by Billy W ellen and on
the south by Wilson's Barber shop. Sd. a II that
other fractional part of lot situated on the north
side of Wall street in Idaho City, fronting fifteen
lis feet on Wall street and thence running north
ery thirty 30J feet. more or less, bounded on the
east by Freeman Lewis barber shop and on tie
west bv the vacant lot of Smith & Larue. 4th.
All that other fractional part OF lot on the north
side OF Wall street fronting twelve l2l feet on
Wall street and thence running north eighty 1901
feet. more or less, the same formerly owned by
r. B. Smelling, and conveyed by him to Smith IL
Larue, all of said four town lots being situate in
Idaho City, Boise County Idaho Territory
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day
of August, A. D. 1866 at II O'Clock NJ. will sell,
in front of the Court House door in Idaho City, at
Public Auction, for clean Boise Gold Dust the
above described property to the highest bidder to
satisfy said Execution and all accruing costs.
JAMES I. CRUTCHER. Sheriff. q
Dated Idaho CITY July 2Sth. lS66n40W3.
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Sberih,s sale.


ID Y virtue.of an execution issued out OF the
District Court in and for the county OF
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said Court,
wherein William Kavanaugh is plaintiff and
George F. Zimmerman is defendant, for the sum
of Two Hundred and Ninety-one $4,000 Dollars
judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the 18th
day of July, A. D. 1866, l have seized and taken
in execution the following described property
TO wit: Twenty-Five feet, undivided, in the dis
covery claims of the Keystone; 100 feet, undivided
in the discovery claims of the Northern Light
(tunnel); $50 feet, undivided, in the discovery
claims Of the Valley Forge; 228 feet, undivided,
in the discovery claims of the City OF Dublin: 228
feet, undivided, in the discovery claim OF the
Gloria Mundi; 228 feet in the discovery claim OF
the Pennsylvania; 1921 feet, undivided, IN the
discovery claim of Magma Charta; one building
lot, so feet 'front.' in Yreka City; one building lot
with some house logs in Banner City District, and
the undivided one-half of town lot situate IN
Forrest City and in Silver Mountain District:
Public notice is hereby given that on the tn
day of August, A. D. 1866, at II o'clock, NJ, Twill
sell, in front of the Court House door in Idaho
City. at Public Auction, for cash, the above de-
scrbed property, to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho City, July 10, 1866 n39w3
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AberiR,e sale.


ny virtue OF a judgment OF foreclosure OF
D mortgage and order Of sale ssued out Of the
District court 10 and for the county OF BOISE,
upon a tddglnt mt rendered in said Court. wherein
John Christie is plaintiff, and Moses q. henpher'
George W. Lewis Henry Mannheim aud U. .
Hall are defendants. for the sum of sixteen hum
dfed and forty l2-1O0 dollars, judgmentand costs
of suit, duly tested the 10th day OF April. A. ID
1866. by which am commanded tn sell the fol>
lowing described premises towiti The northerly
one half Of the two and half hill mining claims,
situate in Boise county, IDAHO Territory, on East
HILL east of Idaho City. and fronting two hundred
and fty feet on BaDnock Bar, the whole distance
between Wall and Commercial streets IN said Ida
no City, and running back OF even Wldth front To
the summit of the hill. Also one bal mining claini
situate on said Bannock Bar Idaho City, Boise
county. |. T.. including the whole OF Commercial
street Oh said Bannock Bar. III Idaho City, ads
joining the mining claims of Grow q Go. on the
south, and the claims of Haskell Il Co. on the
north Also, the undivided one>half of certain
hill claim On East Hill in said county and Terri
tory fronting on said BannOck Bar on Wall street
in said Idaho City sand claim having been known
as the Allison claim" Also that certain 1ume
for mining purposes leading and running from
the hill claims first hereD6efOre described, along
and through Commercial street In said Idaho City,
County and Territory aforesaid, over the bar claim
hereiubetore described to the Hat on Elk Creek.
Also the undivided one half of three hill mining
claims in Boise County Idaho, Territory, on the
south side Of Moore's Greek, commencing tor the
beginning at point three hundred feet and run
ming of even width with front to the summit of
bill. Also the undivided one half of bar mining
Claims lying in front of the said hill mining claims
together with the appurtenances and all the es-
tate title and interest that the said defendant
Moses H. Kempner had therein or thereto on the
said Sd day OF July, 1866 or at any time subse-
quent thereto may have acquired:
Public notice is hereby given in accordance with
The requirements of said decree and order OF sale
that OH
Saturday, august 11th, A. d. 1866,
Ut II O'Clock NJ | will sell i'm front of the court
house door in Idaho City, at Public Auction, for
Cash, tie above described property to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and all accrting
costs. JAS. L. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated idaho City, July 10, l866nS9wS.
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Election Notice.

I
/ MT Office is hereby given that on the Second
IN Monday in August (the I3th) A. D.. 1865
lii the County of Boise, /. T., an election will be
held for Territorial, County and Township off
GERS, t0-wit: .AA4 ~ f.ts1A = tat8
delegate to Congress.
| District Attorney. One member Territorial
Council. Eight members Territorial House OF
Representatives, Sheriff, Recorder and Auditor,
| Treasurer, Assessor, County Clerk, Coroner. SUI
| perinteident Public Schools two County Commits
sioners. Two Justices of the Peace and two Cen
| stables for each precinct, which election will be
open atgeight ES) o'clock in the morning and will
continue open until eight (S) O'Clock in the at
ternoon of the same day.
HENRI r. SAYRS, Clerk
of the Board of County Commissioners.
Dated this 9th day of July. A. D. 1866. 37tf.
/ The following are the appointments mado by
the Board Of County Commissioners of Judges OF
detection: a
PINE GRovE-At vogel's Hotel-H. Clifton,
jeff. Howell. Ben. Davis. ..... ..~o-
IDAHO Cry Court House--Enoch Peyton, Green
White, E. j. Butler.
BUENA VISTA BAR -Hodgdon's ofice-William
Nash, w. c. Hyland, s. B. Morrison. X
LAST CHANCE PRECINCT-RObert Danvers Sa-
loon--Jno Sheehan, - Eastman, NJ. McCauley
CEHTERvILLE-Matt Looney's-Jas. Duke, w;
Trichner, j. II. Van Pelt. :.
PLACERvILLE Washoe Saloon-H. Cushing,
jesse Bradford, G. Miner.
GRANITE CREEK-John Kely's-W. Clark, John
OIeary. James Murphy.
STAIRS RANCH-Douglas House. r. Doug
las, - Blair. w. L. Warriner
UPPER GRIMEL' CREEK-Frenchman' Store
Thomas Conway. F.. Foster, - Morton
PIONEER CIrY-Holand's Salcon-John e. Car.
roI, w. w. Chapman, H. D. Martin.
Toll GATE below Pioneer City-Toll House--
5. E. Hudgins, Vim. Kennedy. Steve Fennessy.
ILLINOIS GULCH PRECINCT Kelly's Saloon-R.
G. Combs S. S. Kelly, p. c. Larned.
UPPER MUDDY Precinct hos. Thebos Horse,
two miles above Pioneer-A. Sifers, Dave John.
son. Wade Cirter. -
WALLA WAhLA PRECINCT, Walla walla Flat
John Kinsella, P. j. Pagan, w. Bean
UPPER PAYETTe PREcISCT-C Charles Ostner's
House Charles Ostner. Alex. Art, G. Higdon.
SILVER HILL District Gold Hill Precinct
Butcher Shop-James Carr, j. II. Boyd, G. Miller
DEER CREEK PREcINCT-M iddIetons Mil-W.
s Middleton, e. Motze, Jim. Kane.
The following Precincts were then established
MINNEHAHA PRECINCT innehaha Ranch-G
W Russell. Frank CoOper, Chas. Sewers.
SQUAw CREEK PRECINCT-Gray's House--John
York. A. McQuaid, d. B. Mooney.
BosToN Precinct, below Centervile--Jno. Ly-
Ons Saloon-R. Spencer, Dir. Harris, r. Lyon. I38.
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Notice to ToI1-Road, Bridge and
Ferry Owners of Boise County.
A PETITION HAVING BEEN PRESENTED
N to the Board of County Commissioners of
Boise County, praying the reduction of Tolls on
all Roads, Bridges and Ferries throughout the
county, yon are hereby notified to appear before
the Board, by petition or otherwise. at their next
session to be held in Idaho City on Tuesday, Aug
ust 18th. 1866, and show cause W by prayer of pc.
titioners should not be granted.
HENRI +. SAYRS,
n39td Clerk Board Co. Com.
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We furnished an abstract last week Of the
official report Of the Investigating Committee
referring to the last Republican Board of
Commissioners ofsthis county. The. follow.
ing IS another chapter from the sam report
We publish it that the public may fully un-
derstand the character of those who are now,
leading the Republican party in this county
and trying again to get into the county
Offices: &C. 60 - to- ..a. = N
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Notice to Creditors,
Estate of william Jones. deceased.

IESIdtG OF W IIIIdIH JUHte, ucOOdoOU'
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
In administrator of the above named estate, TO
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said estate, to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers. within ten months from the
first publication OF this notice, to the undersigned
at his place of business in Pioneer City, Bose
County, Idaho Territory. 80
sas5F JOHN N. CANNADY, Administrator
of the Estate of VIM. Jones deceased. .
Idaho City, July 10th, 1866 .n39w4.
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WELL DoNE.-The Democracy of Idaho
have re. nominated their talented and very as
siduous young champion, Hon. E. D. Hol-
brook, for Delegate to Congress. He has, in
his single term of Office, proved himself one
of the most influential representatives of any
constituency in Congress, and richly merited
the renewable the confidence and support of
the Democracy of Idaho. OF his election.
we have not a doubt. The opposition have
pitted againsa him ]. M. kirkpatrick, who is
somewhat known here in Albany, and who
runs on sort of Omnibus platform, on which
all kinds opposed to Democracy-negroes
Chinamen, anti-Irish, and every other mon
grel or base class-can Ind footing. Mr..
Holbronk can and will beat his striped cpro-
nent.4-I Albany t0FcgCnl Democrat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-13
COLD COMFORT.

The Western Democratic press are
goring the renegade Chicago Times glo-
riously. That sterling paper, the Peoria
Democrat, goes In thus 1t must be
rather chilly to the feelings of the Times,
if it has any, to see how its attempted
leap into the Radical ranks is spurned
by those with whom it would associate.
Scarcely an editor inthe country who
advocates the Radical doctrines, but I'M
hesiiatingly refuses all fellowship with it
and its theories. The Times started out
with the proposition that the only way
to succeed is to get the negro out of pol
itics. To this end il proposed to advo-
cate what is called impartial suffrage
and universal amnesty, and this was its
famous flank movement. Now where is
the paper that does not laugh to scorn
such a proposition2 They all scout the
idea, and the Jacobins would no more
accept of such compromise than they
would consent to allow the Southern
States to come into the Union with all
their original rights.
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A Deer Jumps Over the Brow Of Lookout
Mountain and Becomes Venison.

All visitors to Lookout Mountain are
aware that Mr.. Linn the well known
photographer on the peak, has tame
doe, which is an object Of considerable
attention on the part of visitors. Yes
terday morning, Mr.. G. A. Wood, OF
this city, aud friend from Indiana,
Mr.. Cowden, together with Mr.. Roger
son, OF the Lookout Mountain House,
were walking along the road from the
hotel leading to the point They had
proceeded but short distance from the
hotel, when they discovered wild buck
deer coming down the road from the point.
1t came within few rods of the gentle
men, when suddenly becoming alarmed,
started for the edge Of the cliff, and,
strange TO say, jumped over the edge.
After falling about forty feet, it landed
on ledge Of rocks, with one leg broken.
The gentlemen, surprised to see it jump,
ran to the edge OF the cliff, and, locking
over, discovered it running up and down
the narrow ledge, evidently trying to find
some way to escape, but seeing none, it
took another leep Of about sixty feet,
and landed away down on the side of the
mountain, a short distance above the
spring on the side Of the road The last
leap injured il SO badly that il was un-
able to get away. and Mr.. Rogerson, who
had gone down the road in pursuit, man
aged to capture and kill it ChGftdHoO-
ga Union, NoU. 18th.
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REyoLUr1ONARY SOLDIERS.

There is now but one Revolutionary
soldier inscribed on the rolls Of the PEN
sion Ofice-SAMuEL DOWNING, who en-
listed from Carroll county, New Hamp-
shire, but who now resides at Edinburg,
in Saratoga county, New York. In 1861
there were sixty-three officers and SOL
diers of the Revolution on the pension
rolls, Of whom fourteen resided in the
Southern States and have not since been
heard from. In 1862 there were but
thirty survivors ofthe forty-nine residing
in the Northern States In 1863 there
were but eighteen; in 1864 but three.
But since then WILLIAM HuTcHEs, of
Maine, and LEMUEr. Cook, of New York,
have died, leaving but one survivor of
that patriotic host which WASHINGTON
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MEXICO.

The London Times has no doubt that
MAMMALIAN has abdicated, and looks for.
ward to the intervention of the Washing
ton Government as the next step. That
Intervention will be popular instead OF
unpopular, and cheap instead of costly.
Americans viii enter the country as
friends; they viii huntits enemies down,
and thus render civilization possible, and
transform that community into civilized
state. They viii have this advantage,
too, they will seem less like invaders
than their predecessors they will pre-
serve the name and form Of the Mexican
republic, and probably leave native
Mexican as its ostensible ruler
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BUSTED.

A Montgomery special to the New Or
leans Times, says Judge BusrEED' s
charge to the grand jury was an ex.
tremely ultra political harangue. The
Civil Rights bill was pronounced consti-
tutional. the adoption of the Constitu-
tional Amendment was urged, and Con-
gress declared to be magnanimous. The
Southern press, without exception, was
denounced as vicious and pernicious.
Judge BUSTED has decided that the pay.
ment of debts in Confederate money is
null and void, no matter when made dur
ing the war
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-13
THE SCHOOL FUND.

BRowSLow has sent message TO the
Legislature announcing tina. the school
fund of this State, a sum over six hun
dred thousand dollars, was deposited as
early as June last by the State Treasu-
rer in the Tennessee National Bank in
this city. In connection with this sub
ject, a special from Nashville to the
Louisville Courier says: 1t is reported
here, on what seems to be good author
ity, that the bonds in question were de-
posted by the Memphis bank with par
ties in New York as collateral security
for money borrowed; that the money has
been lost in speculation, and, Of course,
the. State Of Tennessee loses her school
fund,
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THE YOUNGER BENNETT.

A correspondent Of the New Orleans
PicdyuHe, speaking of JANIS GoRDoS
BENNETT, jr., says he now occupies the
chair in the Herald so long in the pos.
session of FRED. HUbsoS, who left the
paper some months ago. On his shout
ders, alone, so TO speak, rests the carry
ing on Of that immense establishment,
as the old gentleman does not visit the
Office more than twice week, aud
then only to remain for short period.
In LOOKS, the young NAPOLEON Of
the Press bears no resemblance Of his
father, and very little, if any, to his
mother. He is well and eonpactly
made, has rather a prominent nose,
sharp, quick eye, and what is better
than all in the manager Of large news
PAPER establishment, an apt qaicknessir
the dispatch of business, which, IN one
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SPICY.

Mrs. ELrzAsErH CADY STANTON being
p;qued by some remark of the Albany
Joarnal, made during the recent wo-
mans Rights Convention, sent the editor
bottle OF Mrs. WISsLow's soothing
syrup. The editor accepts, but gets
rather the better of the donor by remark
ing that his wife doesn't drug his babies,
as oratorical and strong minded women
frequently find Il necessary to do.
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VIRGINIA FINANCES.

The annual message of Governor
PIERPoSr, Of Virginia, has been trans
mitted to the Legislature of that State,
and from It we learn that the receipts of
Virginia for the year ending Sept 30,
1866, are estimated ct 81, 22s, 6793o, and
the expenditures for carrying on the
government, 100000. On Oct. !, 1865,
there were $334,6O7 sc in the treasury,
SO the surplus for the current year will
on the LIST Of next january amount to
$43, 1888 ,679 "a; Of this, $2,377,6sl 60 is
owned by the sinking and other funds,
thus leaving 81, 0O5, 1907 67 on which
interest is to be paid. The Governor
urges provision for the payment OF the
which will require the present
rate of taxation, IA cents on the 500,
to be increased to 60 cents on the 500.
The Governor vigorously combats the
idea of repudiating the Debtor any part
Of II