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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

TUX FIHag ca Arais~-Au Fools Day was inAurt,.
rated about half past 1910 clock: A. NJ, by some pistol
shots at White Il Douglas corner and messengers
dispatched after al the doctors in town notifying
them that certain individual dangerously hurt
and their services Required Immediately. Mr.. r. H.
Briticn was aroused from hs siumbcrs and told that
his Under sheriff. II. T. sayra, was shot; and Frank
astonishcd hmsef az the celebrity of his movements
in making good time down from East HILL regardless
Of sps aud falls. and after discovering the hoax he
ihc scat of his pants. well his temper somcwha.
RULED. The services Of our worthy Z. s. Marshal
were also called lnio rcquisiuon he was informed
that two Of our prominent ctzcns-peraonai friends
of his-had some trouble but Jo.. finding IL was not
stage time. shoathed his maiden sword in disrust
Dozens Of individuals rubbed their sleepy eyes and
left their comfortable beds horriaed at hearing Of
such tragedy. and "cnrscs loud and deep" signhca
their appreciation of the "selL" The Womb Office
was not forgotten. but the disturber of our sumbers
got away without having "a head put on him. much
TO our regret The remainder of the day was fully
occupied in paying up cid scores. and Francis and
few OF tho nocturnal visitors. got paid back in kind
John attempted 10 fiji bottle with turpentine and
deposited pint on the floor, as the bottom of the
bottle leaked. Our friends viii b. experimenting
at Bryant's underwent n similar experience losing
the profit on several gallons of whiskey: az did also
Mr.. Orchard. and others too numerous to mention |
The shades OF night closed the April Carnival though
the practical jokes will remain the theme of talk and
for days to come. |
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RADICAL County CONVENTION = This

RADICAL County CONVENTION - This
j Convention met at Centervills on Saturday
last, April I'd, aud was called to order by Jo'
mas w. Brown, Esq, whereupon S. b. Connolly
was elected temporary Chairman and G. ).
Cummings temporary Secretary. The usual
Committees were appointed and recess taken
till 2 p. NJ. At 2 o'clock the Convention reas-
sembled. NJ b. Moore was elected permanent
Chairman and j. J. Dooley, Secretary. The
number of delegates present including proxies,
was 80; three precincts not being represented.
The following nominations We're made:
For the C0uncl-H. A. Mattox of Placer
vile, and c. S. Kingsley of Idaho. Assembly
II. p. Landing, j. NJ. Jones and L. T. Lewis,
of Idaho; S. X. Goldtrap, of Centerville; NJ
b. Moore, of Horseshoe Bend; N. McCusick
of Squaw Creek; J. G. Hughes. of Placerville;
C. Cakes, Boston. For Sheriff-Dryden Nc
Clintock, of Idaho City. For Assessor-E. NJ.
Strong, of Placervie. For Auditor and Re-
corder-Sam. Is. Connolly, of Pioneer. For
Treasurer - John Brodbeck, of Idaho City.
For Probate Judged. b. Kinmel, of Idaho
City. For County Clerks c. Sillsby, of
Idaho City. For County Commissioner
II. Robbie, of Pioneer. For Superintendent of
Public Schools-G. w. Richards of Pioneer.
The Delegates TO the Territorial Convention
are: JAS A. Pinney, / p. Landing. 10. Pink.
ham. j. j. Dooley, j. w. Brown. r. Smythe,
ID. McClintock and A. &. Hamlin.
The County Central Committee is composed
of seven members, rs follows: j. w Brown,
Jas. 4. Pinney. /. p. Landing, S. b. Connolly,
A. G. Hamlin. j. X. Wicks and +. Burson.
On motion, the Central Committee was au-
thorized 10 fill any vacancy that may occur in
the nominations
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ANNEX THEM TO CANApA.-Iu the Lcgis.
ton was made and carried "that Canada should
purchase the Territory of Alaska and the State
of Maine" We should like TO see that motion
amended 80 as to include the balance of the
New England States, and If the question was
submitted to q popular vote of the American
people We would wager something that il would
be carried BY n large majority. The Canadians
could feel no uneasiness in regard to the price.
We think the United States could afford to
pay them few millions if they would agree to
accept the New England States rs n present,
as We would be getting rid of an intolcrable
nuisance and could afford to pay well fer it,
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| TliE ONEIDA DtSAsrgg.-This sad calamity
throughout the United States but also in
Europe The decision arrived at by the Cour.
of Inquiry-holdng the late officers 81 the
Oneida responsible for the collision. aad Inn.
posing the insignificant punishment, on Captain
Eyre, of the Bombay. of retiring him from
service or drpriving him of his command
for the term Of SIX mnnths.-is regarded as an
outrage and as adding nsul. 10 injury. The
testimony before the Court was contradictory.
and il Is even said that hard swearing was re.
sorted TO BY the friends Of Eyre. But the ey.
idence was conclusive upon the point that be
knew he had seriously damaged the Oneida by
the collision. One witness testified that on the
arrival OF the Bombay at Yokohama. he board.
ed the vessel for the purpose of getting the
English mail. aud Eyre remarked iha. be had
'cut the whole quarter of damned Yankee
frigate." Eyre testified at the examination
that he stopped his vessel after the collision
and waited ten minutes to look and listcn for
signals Of distress. that he saw no rockets. did
not hear the Oneida whistle or her guns fired
His statement is not supported by the weight
of the testimony. ns it was proven that three
guns were fred on board the Oneida and that
they were heard at Yokohama. some sixteen
or seventeen miles distant Had he immedi.
atcly gone "a the rescue of those on board the
sinking vessel, after hearing the guns, the pro-
liability is that all would have been saved; but
by bis inhuman conduct in keeping on his
course, he is morally, if not legally. RESPONSE.
bic for the loss of life which occurred. The |
Court 10 suspending him from service virtually
decided that he was not excusabe aud il is
evident that his inhupanity in not going to the
assistance of the disabled vessel was too ap.
parent for the Court to discharge him entirely.
We think he should be put on trial for murder
and be made to suffer tho extreme penalty of
The law for his cruel aud inhuman conduct.
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Tn Memoriam.

At a meeting of the Fenian Brotherhood OF Idaho
City, held April 0, 1870. the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. It has pleased Almighty God to remove
from our midst our worthy Brother, JOHN DoLAN,
esolred That in his death the Circle has met with
rreparable loss. and the country of his adoption
good citizen.
Resolved. That while we bow in humble submission
TO the will Of Him who tempers the winds to the
shorn lamb we cannot but express our sympathy for
the bereayed family Of the deceased they have met
with loss none but He who Ia husband to the Wild
ow and father TO the orphan can replace.
BY the Committee: j. j. DooLEY,
THos. FoYE,
VIM. FITZGERALD.
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ANOTHER RADICAL HUNGARY. judge
McAllister, of the Recorders Court in Chica.
60, on March 26th entered an order declaring
the Office Of Sheriff Of Cook county vacant,
whereupon the Coroner assumed charge of the
office. Il will be remembered that the Radi.
cal Sheriff, Gustave Fischer, absconded last
December. in company with prostitute, to
the great disgust Of his party, and to the grief
of his creditors and bondsmen. IF we are not
mistaken he was one Of the barnacle ring
and chum Of Solomon, recently confirmed as
Governor Of Washington Territory.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN OREGON
The Oregon State Democratic Convention met
at Albany, March 23d, aud made the following
nominations: For Congress, James Ii. Slater
Governor, l.. /. Grover; Secretary of State,
$. T. Chadwick; Treasurer, Lewis Fleschner
State Printer, I. Patterson. The platform we
have no doubt has the ring of the true metal.
but we have not yet bad time to read It, The
ticket nominated is a strong one.
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New STAGE FRM.--We learn from the
Statesmaa that c. NJ. Lockwood, an old hand
ut the stage business, has gone in partnership
with our much esteemed friend John HALEY
in the Overland and Oregon stage line, and even
if they don't have the mail contracts they will
make it warm for the individual or company
who has, and II they don't run 'em off the
track well quit prophesying.
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GRAVEYARD SwfSDLrNG.-The Boston cor
respondent of the Sacramento Union says that
Captain Winsor, Superintendent of the Mount
Auburn Cemetery, near that city, has been de.
tected in little scheme Of corruption BY which
he has been pocketing at least 81 500 per year
in addition to his salary, in the way of ICON.
missions" and percentages from contractors
who take jobs Of work in the Cemetery. What
a nice set these Radicals are! Specializing in
graveyard jobs, BY extortipg commissions, etc,
from contractors who dig graves, and do other
work in connection with cemeteries Wonder
IF he is any kin to Moulton
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate. March 2sth, confirmed
Jo Pinkham Of this city a. u. s. Marshal for Idaho
We have stated heretofore that this Is one of the best
appointments made for this Territory. II 10 one tina,
Is acceptable to both political parties and what 10 still
better, Jo is not carpetbagger, but bona fde res.
idant. We congratulate him on his good fortune
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BoLrEp.-rhe German Republicans at In-
dianapolis are dissatisfied with the way in
which they have been treated aud have bolted
the ticket. IT the Germans consult their owe
interests they will all Dol. the Radical party.
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IRELAND.-Cabe dispatches Of the 25th oil
March state that 1.-The London Post urges a
policy Of extreme rigor toward Ireland" II
any more rigorous policy could be pursued
than that covered BY the infamous bill which
has recently passed the British Parliament, it
would have to be something after the style OF
Col Bakers warfare against the Indians IN
Montana, as evidenced in the recent Picgan
Observation-Disclosures Seven hundred
years of political persecution has failed to &C.
complish the subsection of that gallant race,
and only by determination or a complete de-
population OF the Emerald Isle will England
ever be enabled to adopt the exclamation OF the
French Emperor that 1.-THE Empire ia Peace"
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A QUESTION IN ARIrnMETic.-We publish
the following by request. as il has stumped
many arithmeiicians:
AZ the State Teachers Institute. which held q,
Nashua. Prof Qalmby of Dartmouth College leciared
upon arithmetic. and In the Of his remarks he
gave out the following oxample for the teachers
work out: lIqaor agent 81 certain town held tic
otsce year and gave the following statement O.
his accounts.
Amount q. cash received u. the beginning
II the yeas. ...................e....... sa4iT
Amount Of liquor received 81 the time S. 81
CAsh received for sale Of liquor during the
year ........................ lu2 ~
Amount paid for liquors boas hl during the
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 81
Amount o. salary of asscu,................ IS 90
Value u liquor on hand al the cDd Of yuzr 81 81
How much does the town oao tAo agent If ANY.
thing or how much docs the agent owe the town ,
" hAg ia ihe pruat or loBs o. the townY
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CoSFiENEp,-The Senate has confirmed
Or. Samuel Bard rs Governor of Idaho.
Since the above was put in type We have re
ccived the Sacramento Union Of the LIST. which
states that Gor. ballard has been rc-sppoiuied
and confirmed rs Governor
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DEATH or CAPT. PoRTER.-Capt. Jas. w.
Porter, Private Secretary TO Gov. Ballard,
died Of consumption, March 10Th, at the Ex-
ecutive Office IN Boise City. Captain Porter
was man universally respected by all who
knew him. The funeral cortege was one Of
the largest thar was ever seen ir Boise City.
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fiease announce me as a candidate for d. -.
Assessor and ex-ofcio Tax collecto, !, - sas osa
subject to the decision of the pemo.~1 's ''ais
Convention. M. c@s
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hereby announce myself 4, card;s-.-- -
and Recorder Of Boise county. L +. ,n, : aaaahe
decision of the Democratic County oopys. ss' Y
49, HENRY Mc,r,,s.
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NOTICE.-U. S. ASSESSORS ADVERTISEMENT
IN All appeals TO the Assessor OF Internal Revenue
relative 10 excessive valuations
menis or enumerations made and taken by Assistant
Assessors in the division Of Idaho District, must be
made in writing ut my Office in Boise City or be-
fore the Goth day of April 1870 AUSTIN SAVAGE
March ~, ls7O-n22w2. u. s. Assessor Dist. Idaho.
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hereby announce myself as candu,.,.
Office of County Clerk of Boise county .ns' 10 d
decision Of the Democratic County Convsas sa
n.
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FUNERAL or Col HAYEs.-The funeral Of
Col. Thomas Hayes took piece in San Francis.
co op March 9th. The streets were thronged
with spectators and thousands joined in the
procession. The military companies were ont
in full force, and the city aud county officers
attended 10 body.
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hereby announce myself candidate ;. !.
70 Congress, Tor Idaho Territory. subject ,oa us
OF the Territorial Democratic conyen.,o. NE ata
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hereby announce myself candidate q,
of Treasurer of Boise county, subject n ,h..'s
of the Democratic County Convention.
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Chung MuSo.-Las. Monday. April 4th, was the
Chinese 9Th of March, which they call Chung Mung.
and which Is the day they furnish fcast for their
dead In accordance with their peculiar religious no.
tons the graveyard opposite town was visited by
large number OF Celestals who took with them plen
ty OF GRUB" for their deft,net brethren.
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hereby announce myself candidate n, a..
of Assessor and ex-oficio Tax cOlIeco, 80 80
county, l. T.. subject to the action Of tbers-r.~
cratic Convention of said county nv,.
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AcQriTTEp.-Thc High Court of Justice
acquitted Prince Bonapar;c of the murder Of
Victor Noir, but ordered him to pa, the family
OF The deceased 1000 francs.
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/ hereby announce myself candia,,. a..
and Recorder of Boise county l. r. ,Dh,. = Alais
decision Of the Democratic County conventn y
J..r
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hereby announce myself candida. .. (.
OF Boise county, l. T.. subject to the deci.,,, sa
Democratic County Convention. Jrpv .
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DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

At meeting of the Democratic Territorial Central
Committee of Idaho. held at Boise City on Tuesday.
March 18th, A. D., 1870. Il was
Resolved That the superintendent Of delegates from
the different counties Of Idaho Territory to the next
Territorial Democratic Convention be rs follows
One Delegate at large for each county, one for each
one hundred Democratic votes cast ut the election in
1868 for Hon. j. k Shafer for Delegate to Congress.
and one for each fraction of over fifty Democratic
votes cast ut the same election.
APPoRTIoNMENT:
Ada county. Delegates: AltufRs, 8; Boise Is: Nez
Perez, s. Idaho. 4: Owyhee, Z; Oneida l; Lemhi, i;
Shoshone 1. Total number OF Delegates. 40.
On motion. it was ordered that the Democratic Ter
rtorial Convention be held at Boise City. Ada county
I. T., on Monday. May .. 1870. for the purpose of
nominating Delegate to Congress. and for transact
ing such other business may properly come before
that body. twas also
Resolved, That We recommend the following test
for the qualification of persons voting at the pri
mary election. viz: All those who voted for the gem
era Democratic ticket at the last Territorial election
and who still continue to be Democrats, and all those
who oppose the policy OF the Republican party and
who pledge themselves TO vote for the Democratic
ticket at the ensuing Territorial election.
GEORGE AINSLlE. Chairman.
r. L. FoorE. Secretary
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THAsKs.-We return thanks 10 Mr.. John Runyan
for several copies Of the Pensacola Fiorida Comer.
cfai neat sixcolumn Democratic paper, containing
much news in regard to affairs In the South; also. 10
Mr. l. NJ. Hart for late Chicago papers
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ANNOUNCEMENT

l hereby announce myself as e..
Office Of Assessor and ex.oficio T.v oate ior i.
county T. subject 70 the decision !. |. boa
cratic County Convention. y The Dem
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hereby announce myself candidate to,s.,.
eff Auditor ard Recorder of Boise cOuptv ~
jet TO the decision Of the next Democrats. o..
Convention. wv NJ.
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OPENED AoArs.-our jolly old friend Thomas roye
has again opened his saloon next door to Codys
ner. on Wall street. Tom has repapered. repaired
and fttsd MP his place very neatly, and rendered Il
quito an attractive place OF public rseort
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SheriH''s Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out Of the District Court in and for Boise
county. Idaho Territory, upon Judgment rendered
in aaii Court wherein Duncan Cameron is the plain.
| tG and A. J. Moore and Thomas j. Thorpe are the
| defendants. for deficiency due under an order OF
| sale and foreclosure of mortgage. said deficiency
being for the sum Of Four Hundred and Fify.four
End a6-l0o Dollars ts454 a6l in gold coin of the
United States. with legal interest from the 9th day of
November A. ID. 1862 aud costs Of this action duly
tested the LIST day Of April. $50. have seized and
taken under execution the following described min.
ing ground. towit All Of the right title claim and
interest of the defendants either of them of in
and TO- the twothird "a undivided interest of that
certain parcel OF mining ground situated in Boise
county, Idaho Territory and described as follows
Being Eighteen Hundred [is00l feet located on
Wolf Creek, Placerville District the lower line Of
said claims commencing at the upper line Of DAILY
Co. claims aud running up said creek Eeighteen
Hundred t1soo feet; Also the two-third = undivided
interest in nine a bar and hill claims ls00l the
east side of said Wolf Creek commencing opposite the
and running up said creek Eighteen Hundred [1s00l
feet: ALSO the two-thrd n undivided interest Of
three gulch claims on the west side Of Wolf Greek.
In the first gulch below Lynch & Miners hume,
commencing at the mouth of said gulch and run
ming up Six Hundred t600 feet: alse, the two-third
l undivided interest In three claims In Wolf Creek
the head Of Grantzs Co.'s old ground and running
up said Wolf Creek Six Hundred 600l feet, with all
the rights and arpurtcnanccs belonging thereto;
Also the onc-half undivided interest in two creek
trict Boise county, Idaho Territory. about one mile
from the town of placerville also the one.haf III
undivided interest Of four Hill claims on the east
side Of Wolf Greek. and opposite the above described
creek elaims ALSO the onehalf t,sl undivided inter-
est of guch claim nearly opposite said creek claims
on the east side Of Wolf Greek; also, the one-haf
undivided interest of certain creek claims in Wolf
Creek, known M Stanton Co.. claims, and con-
sisting Of One Thousand 10000 feet. moro or less
also. onehalf M undivided interest Of all bitches.
water privileges, sluice boxes, tools. cabins, mining
&c. with all of the fixtures and appur-
enances belonging 10 any and all Of the above de-
.crbcd premiscs.-all Of said property being In
Boise county Idaho Territory: Public notice 10 here
~ given that will on
Wednesday, April n, ls70,
II O'Clock NJ, sell In front Of the Court House door
Idaho City, nj public auction, for cash, the above
cscrbed premises to the highest bidder 70 satisfy
aid execution, costa, and all accruing costs
+. B. BRITTEN, Sheriff 4
BY b. r. SAYRs, Undsr Sheriff q
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hereby announce myself capdio....
OF Assessor and ex-ofhcio Tax Coll. asoas
county. l. T., subject to the decision Nv, !. ss
cratic County Convention. " The Dem.
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VisrToR-our friend from Hog'em, H. McGuin.
ness, Esq, called on usduring the week. He has the
appearance of having reduced himself somewhat a
though he was In training for the race for County
Auditor.
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Notice is hereby given that the underuin., +.
candidate for the Office Of Assessor Of Bo;s. .,,
subject 70 the nomination Of the nert rsro--s.
County Convention. C.JFppnm
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REJEcrED.-Ben. Buffers negro cadet has
been rejected by tho War Department on the
around, 90 stated, that he wasn't old enough.
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As they may decide For information apply to any
Of our different contracting Offices.
CREIGHTON MrNno. Transfer Agents. corinne:
JHo. g. BUaDs. Agent 81 Clark ST.. Chicago:
". w CorrIASp. Agent cor. 10th and Farnham sts.
Omaha;
JAS. X DKMrNa. IIa Vine street Cincinnati:
f. W. SLAUGHTER Agent, I'd and Olive. 81. Louis
W. c. GRAHAM. Secretary,
apl !. isT0n3. 2s7 broadway. New York.
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Weiv Aapertisements.

G. WAGNER, M. d.,
r ATE BREvET Lr.-COLONEL AND SURGEON
IL u 8. Army. OFFIcE-Boise Drug Store. Main
Street, BOISE CITY. tapT, 70-f
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thereby announce myself candidate for q. a,
Of Treasurer Of Boise county. L T. subject to tsp
ton Of the Democratic Convention.
p E EowUSx
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30 II N

In Boise CITY, April 4th. to the Wife of JOHN WARD
q Daughter-thirteen pounds
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hereby announce myself as a candidate n b
Office Of Assessor and e1-ofhcio Tax CoIssrdBas
county. ]. T.. subject to the decision Of The la,
cratic County Convention. BELAu
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Notice is thereby given that the unasxaRs
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Beiss cunl
r.. subject 10 the decision Of the DenoG4itOzg
Convention Of said county. JoHy u Cl1n
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Notice Is hereby given that the undarsEf. Is
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Boise GgE1l
T.. subject 10 the decision Of the DemOcz&0E1
Convention of said county. GEO ". TEgE@
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idAho city, April 7, ls7o-ws,