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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-24

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WALL ABLE
kEAl, ESTATE.

CONMISSlONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
The undcrsi gncd. commissioners, arp|t:.
under decree Of the County C"lr 81 h"I
George couhty, entered IL the Marc" term l'"'
of, 1875 il the cha'ccry cai'sc 81 Hoe < H'.o
us. W. GrymcS, adm r., a A., WI! "H'r
sale, ut public suction, IL front u! ,h' Co.,
House of King G""rgn CO.. on THU krnA!
May lst, 1873 that being Court d"y. TWO
the M 1T desirable TRACTS or LAND "isf'.
for sale IN thi: county since the wnr-:Ae ~
known rs FAIR uAVEN,' and other .
"BELLE VIEW"
Fair haven contains l31 acres Of land, !: We.
wooded ard watrrcf and : located mm"Ilai":
on the banks a.; the Potomac river, about -
milc from Matthias Point wharf, and seven;
miivs below Washington city. The sol, !. go.
aud admirably adapted to Tic lroduc:l,a
fruits, vegetables, Nc Bui!dinss on Far L.
ven ordinary, and water good "rdnhund"o,
Belle View contains about 81 aces - II.
All level well wooded, and with M ahHna"i
of water 1t is located ilnmcdiatcT"n IN" nt"N
OF the Potomac and rdjulHS Fs.T hnTcI -
View is Immediately opposite III" teE;;'1'",
the Baltimore and Potomac hutr''a' ",''
consequently Of cy>y access t" BAt'I'n'F", i -,
andra and Washit g:on. There j. On re
Il small, bat new Al! neat - w hLil y" s.;
HOUSE and MI necessary out bull iI"s''.s?t4
situated within thirty feet OF the bank u -
river. The water view from the hoIsr !, g''
the finest on the river The sol! Is kid ALL w.
adapted to the production q, fruits IA 'r-
bles. Boh or either Of these plar', c',n D" -
chased ut a great sacrifice.
Terms: Th-er hun'lrcd and fifty io''hf' E',"
the residue In one, two and three year "
cash, ut the option of the purchaser
For further tnlormn"t,Vn apply u IN" I ,'""'.
sioncrs, JU LllS }. VI AHDS'
ComOrn Post flee, Virgins, "
Oak Grove Po:totiicc N'-.1'%
King Gcorg" county. NH N-e't>
DRANCII OFFICE OF TIE RlCNNj%%'
~ STEAM DIE WORKS, kIchm..d'
Mrs B. DRElFUS, Agent for AlcxHn4:lt
lDU King street. Our agent will reo"iy.c
liver all kinds Of DYEING and CLEAHl!
of GENTS and LADIES GAKMEN1>.
charg. 20 cxprassagc. Cali for pArtIc..!'',
" Mrs b. DEEIFCS, 49,.
NH 24-3m ID. II BLASC"W, F'r
SALT SALT, s"'.
To arrive and in st,re FOUR ", EJs.S:'l,:
SACKS MARSHALL and NEkDlA ~
80 " ~ W. A. SMOor
NH 24-1w Smoot ~"
MONDAY, March 2i-We have !, yu.s
4Sl day choic: article OF NJ"
". F. BaooKES s BE1
VACCINE VIKUS-Wr hsvc .-:, -.
' another supply Of fresh nE.i re''"'''
cine Virus. ...,..pry
nh "A E.S. LhADDEATEE y ".''
~ +. LEE, Junior,
Manufacturer and Desc III
GROUND PLASlEh'
PRINCESS STREET =.
(3ct. w alter and Union) AlcNhf'. 'I''+ r.. .
GUANO and BONE DCSI NJ ~ Esn,t,UAL E
Agent forlbe sale Of GU NJ BEk LAH H., '
mined By the American Coat Co., " ,nI Il~
boat load. /
$50 BUSHELS ccndicE SEED o., /
for sale by ,>.,rov ( BIZ" +
NH 20 WASH Nv
NEW GOODS FOR GENTLENH''
English Half Hose.
Linen Shirt Collars.
PAPER Collars AMI Gun,
New style Linen Hrl-ib"h'1'
ucmmed uaE4kcrrL!%iis., WOODS,
~ h0D 10. ~ King ::;.',
A LIClNT MATS in store "''''
~ \, IA A King s''e Il, F. BRooHESS HS0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-24

WASHINGTON NEWS Two lawyers had a
fight IN the presence Of the Court uu FRIDAY
last
Charles NJ. Matthews, of Georgetown has
been appointed Trustee of the Corcoran Art
Gallery in place of Col: j. &. Bcrrct resigned.
Owing to a glut in the market here oysters
are selling at the wharf to-day tJr l3a3O cents
per bushel.
Mrs Fanny Hyde, who killed Watson in
Brooklyn, Janury is, IS122, was arrested here
to-day by Detective Miller. She was tried soon
after the homiside when the jury disagreed and
she gave SIO,0 900 bail. She lett Brook w some
mouths since. and the New York detectives
have been looking Tor her ever since.
FROM PRIsoN TO THE ALTAR.-Ou Thurs
day evening Jesse W. Uppercu, whose name
has figured so prominently before the public
for the past year in connection with his two
trials in the criminal court, aud tlnal acqulttal,
was married to Miss Laura Hildcbrandt, at her
parents residence. After the ceremony, the
large company present We're handsomely enter
taincd, and several toasts of a congratuiatory
character were proposed. and elected happy re-
sponses from Judge Inglis, Mr. Poe, aud 9TH
ers The bride was tastetully astlrcd III silk
of light shade, and wore wreath Of orange
blossoms and flowing veil of lace while the
groom wore suit Of conventional black. Last
evening Mr. Uppercu and his wife visited
Washington. where, after remaining day or
two, they will so on direct to New York,
where they will complete their bridal tour,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

Nxw GOLD MlNEs.-It is reported that ex.
tensise placer diggings have been discovered
lately in Wyoming Territory. near the head.
waters Of the Big Laramie river and its tribu.
taries. Parties in FROM the new discoveries,
at Laramie City. report forty or fifty miles OF
gulches. which they are satisfied will pay $40
per day to the hand. The new mines are said
10 be only forty miles isom Laramie City. and
parties are leaving that place daily for the
new discoveries.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

In Idaho City. T.. Tuesday. June "a. 1874 to thu
Wife Of HATnAx NARx. . Son.
We eongrssulsss our friend Nathan and hia est
msbls wife on this valuable addition to their domes
&c eirclA rs boy. sure. and no mistake. We a.
ways thossht Haths would make his Marx In the
world, and from the wreath Of smiles which have
stamped his countenance since The happening OF the
suspicous even. no one ever felt proadcr Of biz new
sstle IT 70 than does our friend Dr.. Marx. We Up
easscs and wish long lie - the happy parents and
the young druggist
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

AWoxAx HANGEp-Aw woman named Mrs.
WOrkmao. who VAS convicted Of AOnia, Can.
ada, Of the murder Of her husband. last Winter,
was hanged At that place on June 10Th When
the drop fell her neck was broken and she
died without struggle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26
city and COunty~

c.,rr.A4poR AZ WAN oR1Uo4-Tho oo1ooea&3o0
y. rourth q July q warn apeaa0s u gsane 70 b
,.r,.r scale than many Aavs imagined. Af.
$3.50 ~. ENLARGED his daneing hall. built Ans
,..,. .rbor. and put up . swing for he ehildrsn.
~. r.c,.rssion Of Indspsndencs WIN b rad b
100. " Brown, Esq. and G. 9. xinsalsy. 1sq. Aaa
...,t.a 10 deliver tAs osstioa; aad ffeo he veil.
..ovp ability - pahas spsaAse. ~ predict a ora
~. -.n worthy Of The ooeasioo. 1rspasaEieos are
..,,. made foe I'll the school children % b IN a.
..,a.nea In body. and for that purpose. In order
~. N. little folks may have jolly tms. ~ suggest
~, come ono take up . subscription to dsfray the
.,r.n.es. which viii amount 70 but . sman sum.
.tvsly, among 20 many Who generally rejoice
:. -. Tho children enjoy thsmsslvss Mr.. and Ars.
coonsr .re making extensive preparations TOR Tie
.oMsort and enjoyment Of al Who may attend. and
..,,.hmants Of Ill kinds win b provided in abund.
.,.. Al xr. and Nrs. coopsr know how 70 keep .
no..l they intend 70 get up dinner not 70 b *.
..,l.d in the Territory. and Ill who wish to spend
n,s..sut oM.time Fourth. away from the cares Of
hn.;ns.s and the heat and dust can do % BY going
:, Warm Springs on that day. The best music 70 BE-
h.a in the Basin will be In attendance, and those
vho delight in tripping the light fAntasssc' can do
20 to their hearts content
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

MISSIONARIES NEEDRp.-Thc Christian city
Of Chicago 10 said to have saloon for every
lao inhabitants, including women and children.
4 GOOD Geld to send missionaries to. that!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26
Ny Variety Stock is Endless

% Hauing determined to stay and
help to develop Aas country, 1 shall keep
a Full Sock Of Goods, to sell al Fair
Living Prices, and shall be glad to see or
hear from all in ,oant of goods in my
line. Orders ,ciN be promptly PILED and
on Just as good terms as II the buyers
,cere present. and all packages Of to 10
pounds ] ,ciU detirer Free at Cente''rille
and Plaoerr,le.
Idaho City. May a. ls'3u
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

Decentralization 10 called 70 The uew sdvs.
u'emens Of M. Fred Dsngel In this Issue Of tho
WORLD Fred formerly resided In this city and u
ven known throughout the Bssin. He hss Ane
sssao'hmsnt in Boise City and supplies hat pasos
WIN bread and crackers. Having I'll he nscsssssy
machinery. ovens. &C.. be u prepared 70 furnish %
mort notice. al kinds Of crackers Of quality thss
cannot b ezeellsd Read hts "a and ssad him yoss
orders u oncs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

An IxxxxsI SrocK.-For several days past our
str.ess have been thronged With 'prairis scheonsrs
Of huge dimensions haiins direct ffo0 the railroad.
and on inquirins. Ne learned that they were laden
With merchandise for our Old pionsse merchant 1r.
G. w. Crans. Several large trains have arrived. and
others are still on the road. Mr. Crafts has now on
hand the most extensive stock Of goods, wares aud
GENERAL merchandise ever brought TO the Basin. His
stock Of family groceries and provisions. both staple
and fancy is one Of the most eomplsts and best ~
lec,ed We have seen In Idaho. In the line Of canned
goods such - vegetables fuit jams. jelsa ETC.. be
has An immense supply and his stock comprises. In
tscs, everything required in the market Wines. u.
quors tobacco and cigars. all OF the best brands and
full line OF gents clothing. boots. shoes. hats. sec
With the most complete assortment Of paper collars
ever brought TO Idaho For the especial uss Of cpl.
cures be has laid in . 6ns lot a whitAAker's and
Ames sugarcursd hams. that have the reputation In
California Of being the finest brought 70 the coast:
and the way Of miners supplies hs bas about every.
thing that can be called for picks. pans. shovals.
sluce forks, quicksilver. gum clothing. boots. etc.
For anything you want 1t lowest market rates. cs
Uncle Crafts. 1t the old corner.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

Cor HIx sRo1TED.-Tommy Bolaod. The teller
what runs Uncle Sans mail wagon between Piscsr.
vile ADD Halk's store. was In town . few days ego
with cargo OF about the largest and most luscious
strawberries ws have seen. The berries came from
Judge xoores ranch. on Shale creek. and Tom die
psnsed them around town With such lavish hand.
ws think be must have nippsd thsm. But they vses
good. nevertheless. and II yoa1l just drop IN and
leave another big box. Tom. ven not ~ anything
about how you got the last batch. Do yos moind
that moo!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

Medicinal Poisons On the Wane.
|. The pssriarehs took no nrsufy. no bismuth. no
iodine, no bromide Of potassium. no strychorss no
quinins. Happy old sent,emeni they did not even
know a ~ existence Of thess "specthcs" and YET
they lived until Il seemed - II Death had forgotten
than Their medicines were herbs and roots. They
have Len his net On record, and the world seems TO
b now taking note OF II and returning to the hrst
princtplss Of mediation. Hostettsrs Stomach bi-
ters. the purest and most efcacious vegetable re-
storssvs Of the day. II also the most popular Thou
sands Of persons who only . few years ago believed
,npascy IN Ill the poisons which nsars In the phAz'
maoopia. now pronounce this pslstsble tonic and
s,ssrsssvs IN all-suncient remedy for dyspepsia
n>rvous debility. constipation, bilious compaanss
hsadachs Intermittent Ssvers and Ill tho ordinary
disturbances Of The stomach. the liver. the dischars
in~ onsans anA ~ bsain. The time - not fAr dis
taas vhan most Of the powerful and vsnomous drugs
No. "a rsekIessly administered BY practitioners Of
- "heroic school, IN cases that might easily b
eooArcaisd b. mijdsr treatment win b utterly ais
esrdsd b. I'll philosophical physicians A. is, the
thinnipg public, Who srs generally ahead Of the pro-
fsea;eoals havs alssedy put The dangerous prepare
noa aeads and sdoptsd Hoststtsrs Bittsrs IN their
sHa.A a . sals and excellent housshold medicine
$1,000 % almost every almsnt except the organic
"a Aned1y CONTAGIOUS diseases. For more Sthan
&ve.tv vaars this famous restorative end prsventavs
- - asnuayly Strengthening it, hold upon the
nhaie eoeAdsues, and u now tAkss The LEAD Of every
sAvarteed nsdisins manulActursd - this country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

AGExERAL AssoR1xKxr.-Ncsars. Zpf 4 xarx. u
the City Drug Store have just received large adj
tons 10 their stock Of dTuss eAemicals ETC.. coaets
ing in part Of dne wines. whisky and brandy. fos
medicinal purposes. fancy toilet soaps. brushes,
combs. toilet artcles perfumey Of Ill kinds. trussss
fresh drugs patent medicines. paints. oils and dye
ssufs, al soda. washing powders. blnsins. starch.
lamp chmneya and general assortment Of goods.
articles ard merchandise usually kept In Arstelsss
Drugs store which they offer u cheaper rssss than
The can be obtained elsewhere In The Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

VET SocA1x 1EAL-Whsn any Of our Basin
trends Are on visit 70 The Capital and desire ssod
square meal With al the dslicscsss Of tAs ssssoe,
" refer them 10 that prince Of ressssrsGss Harry
o0toon Of the Capital Restaurant Harry y jovial.
.e'ef gentleman. knows Just exactly what u boys
''0 me mountains like 70 ea& and en- ester 70 tAs
'ppeo'e o. the most fastidtous spicsEs. Give him
ou when you visit The CAPITAL: hen treat yeu vel.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

UPPKx PAYrrrE-Nick wetxel wss In from the
Upper Payesss few days ago. and reports the crops
in that Valley looking ane He has one OF the finest
ranches In the Valley and II veritabls rustler.
- hs made trade for span Of mules before he had
been In town IN hour.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

6u1v4YMo.-While In Boise City few days ago,
we met Mr.. Al Thompson. Who 10 connected with the
Surveyor Generals Department and he informed u
thst he about starting for Eastsrn Idaho 70 COM
psts some work In that section. and after running
meridian hns up through Lemhi valley. he stated
that hs would return this Fall and run the meridian
line through the Basin and then survey such quarts
and placer claims - parties might desire.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

"a T. Psr1sxouA o.. 10 staas Street. Boz
IA. - P,sk How. Msw Yosk, and 70l Chestnut sersst
phisasapaia - our Agents for procuring advsress
.ensa spr II IpAxo won1D IN The shove etiAa. and
e-1hiaad = eoaassct 1se sAvsetaing u our lowest
eo1oD.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

TzAxxa-ws return thanks to our old friend. Mr..
Thomas Sutton for valuable services rendered U.s.
sditofially during our temporary absence from our
post We needed little recreation. and Mr.. Sutton.
Who 10 able concise and spicy writer kindly nled
our place during Absence for the past two weeks
and vs could not have LEFT matters better or ADLER
ha1Aa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

AMMO Acc1DksT.-A bank eavsd, - ~ nioano
@s Of Iompkins 1 Lambang shove town. O ~
~'oFdsy. catching sH Kingmaa aaA two olAses u
10 me claim. injuring I'll thrss a thso ssvses-
~ oo' nos dangsrously. "a islimplng around VIII
=, MN IN shns. and. though bsvissd Up eooAidses'
y" VIZ b III right IN few days. Hone d ~ tAsss,
We are informed had any honne hrokan.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

PoszxAsrx1 We understand that Mr.. g. C. Silsby.
proprietor Of the Postofcs Bookstore. has received
notice Of his appointment . Postnaster In this
city 70 succeed James L. Pinney. resigned. II 10 .
good appointment - Mr.. Silsby il well qualified.
and viii make an excellent postmaster
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

A1UsssD.-1f. Joseph Branses1t9. eos Of N
p''nees' OF The Basin returned o lAst Friday With
~ VIE and child, alsss a sbssaes q aboos nins
.'otns visiting rslaaivss ~ GisaAs n wiseessla.
~ ms spent % many ysars n . mining eosstsy
A' % feels more = homo Ases tAaa - doss n ths
~. .'e' We welcome thsm baek anA - I'D 70 know
@as hey ars ~ ssjoytns exeelIest haanA.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

EoUn11 OF JuLx.-There Will be : grand celebra-
ton Of the Fourth Of July 1t the Twelve House,
below 1iacervie - will be observed by the adver.
tisemsnt Of our old ftiend Bill Paxton in this morn.
ins's issue He has put up new dancing hall espe.
caly Tor tho occasion Of ne Dimensions Of 20 by 20
sese and has secured good music to be ON hand The
Declaration win b Rad and IN GRAFTON delived. but
~ hilsd 70 receive the name Of the orator Of the
DAY. Every preparation i being made BY Mr.. and
MA Paxton for the comfort Of their guests and
sons who attend can rely upon sitting down for once
their lives to square meal with every decacy OF the
season on the table. Mrs. Paxton has the reputa-
don o( setting the bet table to Be found in the Tef
tory. Our friends here. and the other side Of the
Basin. who desire 10 pass their Fourth In regular old
eASoed syls ata most plaasant place IN the country
would DO wsu - ssee0hle q the Twelve Mile House.
W1A1111 1eoo1c.-The weather this Spring has
oean such - has 1evsr before been experienced By
IL oldest inhabltant The record Of previous years
aords no parallel. and ~ bslive We may safely a.
ssrt has this win prove the best mining season We
Asvs had In The Basin for years. During the past
week ~ have had I'll kinds Of weather. On last Sat.
urday night and Sunday ~ had rain In Idaho City,
while The adjacent mountain ranges were covered
With frssh coating Of snow. Since then the days
have been moderately cool With frosty nights Such
wsAthsr u . 0odsend 20 our miners.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26
BANKING HOUSE
And ASSAY OFFICE Of
C. w. MOORE & CO.,
Successors to B. II. DuRsll 4 CO..
Agency OF the
First National Bank of Idaho,
Main street. Cor. Commereial.
Directly Opposite Wells, Fargo f. Co.'S Office,
IDAHO CITY. f
Will Do a General Banking Business
Oo111SPoNDENTS:
Donnell. lawson L Co.. No. Wall Street. New York
California Trust Company. San Francisco
Messrs. Ladd Ttlton.. Portland, Oregon
First National Bank Of Idaho. ...... Boise City
We also draw direct on
London, Bremen, Amsterdam,
Dublin, Hamburg, Hanover,
Paris, Berlin, Montreal,
~

Aoo VsooS AooAA08 6u1Vp0oo C4SAeUs
We purchase Gold Dust. Gold and silver Bullion,
Quartsrmasters' checks and vouchsrs and Drafts or
Certificates Of deposit issued BY Eastern. California
or Oregon Banks;
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue stamps for sale;
Make collections all points In the United States;
and all business connected with general Banking viii
receive prompt attention. 1.3
We agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool. Bremen. Hamburg. Havre and
Antwerp.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending for friends In any part
Of Europe procure tickets Of u.s. and secure their
passage to New York. thus saving the expense and
risk Of sending money for that purpose.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars
either in Coin or Currency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

~. -oaeas John oilsao, 6esptts ~ variable soese
weather. stin makes Nc rossAs Win ~ -
Ua'sse b y moro xbsally yaGsooissA thaa
w sh' 60 lase sumnse. Il vili quit fsraisAise
s afsse THE season. A -. ton bsine 90 q ~
. ".' has become a,moss oas q ~ nsosssasisa
M dasias - sultzy ssan~ noaSha, or ~
aad bssinsss 1sa sAouN eneousaeo ~ ID
s~osnaa b esGatng rsGular supoaiae neu ~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-27
Brookvllle n NouPnlag.

EDITORS JOURNAL: This 10 indeed sad day
in our young city. On Wednesday evening
Of last week our friend and neighbor, E. II.
Impson, left for Milton, Pa. for the purpose
Of bringing his family (who have been spend
ing the winter therr) back to their residence
in BroOkville. He had no sooner arrived at
Milton than we received kilograms Of his Ill
ness. ApopIcxy made sure Of its victim, and
at five O'Clock yesterday afternoon the spirit
of him who but few days before left US in all
the vigor Of health and happiness, took wings
and returned to Him who gave it.
Mr.. ImpsOn was known only to be loved: a
kind and devoted husband and affectionate
father; always ready to extend the hand Of
charity to the poor, and q man Of enterprise,
public spirit and undoubted integrity. His de-
parture leaves q vacuum in our society that
cannot well BE- filed. For several years he has
been in the employ Of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road Company. rs Passenger Conductor. and
has filed the position with unlimited satisfac-
ton to the company and acceptabiity to the
travelling public. Thorough in all business
Transactions. yet gentlemanly and accommO-
dating 10 oil. no traveller could ride upon his
train without being favorably impressed with
the corteous aud genial Harry Impson.
But Harry has gone. and we are sad. The
Grand Master. IN His infinite wisdom, has
summoned our beloved Brother from labor to
rest, and we bow In humble submission.
SNIP.
Brookville. February IA. 1873.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-27

The proclamation submitting the proposition
for bonds for new school house to an election
has been made by the school board Of this dis
trict. Quite number Of the voters object to
appropriating so large an amount as 81. 900 for
this purpose. 1t seems to US that while We
are at II We might rs well erect building suf-
ficiently large and ornate to meet the wants
of the city for many years to come. We hope
the bonds will carry.