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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

The ladie. of the Presbyterian church
propose giving, one week from next
Thursday, at the ~. Charles hotel. an
Old Folks Concert en ccsi,uas. They
will be assisted by our best vocal artists,
aud we have no doubt that il will be- a
grand affair
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

In order to guard against the spread Of
small pox. would respectfully suggest,
that all persons who have not already
becn.vaccinated, and are pecuniarily able
so to do. to be vaccinated at once those
who are not able to pay for the same to
call Immediately on the city clerk, and
procuc vaccination tickets. emitting the
holder to free vaccination.
II. WINTER. Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Ladies' Furnishing Store.

4 ladies' furnishing store ha-,been opened
in the Theatre building, and stocked with
full line ofeyerything pertaining to ladies'
wear - ready-mads dresses, underwear,
etc. all Of the latest styles, and will be sold
at lower figures than ever before offered in
Cairo. These goods were purchased in
New York, are Of the best material. and
will be sold very reasonable. Also Mill
merry goods OF all kinds. 36.i-30-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Obstacles TO Mariana.

Happy relief for young men from the ef.
fects Of errors and abuses in early ufe.
Manhood restored. Impediinents to mar.
riagc removed. New method Of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l9
n. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam insti.
tuition having high re putation for honor.
al lie conduct and professional skill.
slid & w.3m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

The well-known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and commodious, and those wishing
for anything artistic in the way Of fashion.
ablc hair cutting, smooth shavos, etc., will
10 well to call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. 7l-3-l3-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
NOtiee-Lumber.

Having again established myself In the
Lumber business, at the Wall Il Ent Mill,
l an prepared to sell lumber Of all kinds,
lsths and shingles at Wholesale and retail,
and to offer extra Inducements 1t all times,
guaranteeing tho lowest possible prices.
l03.5.ll.lm. Us, MCGAuEY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Fine S1airis.

MARX, IS Ohio Levee. has the latest
styles in SHIRTS-"The Favorite," and
several other styles of the best in the
country-excellent in make and superior
in material. MARX is the only dealer in
the city who has these styles, and makes
his figures conform TO the lowest prices
current. 5-2-2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Cairo aud ~. Louis Railroad.

On aud after May 9th the Passenger
Train on this road will leave from The cor
ncr OF Commercial aveuue and Second
street at 7;l5 d m. The train will always
stop at the platform OF the Freight House,
foot OF Fourth street near the Mississippi
levce, where passengers can obtain tickets
TO St. Louis and all informed iate points.
CAIRO, May 4, 1875.
O-6.2w. JOHN fOGGITr, Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
observation-disclosures

Fred Teichman, at his cigar and toba zoo
store on Eighth street, has just received
large and complete assortment of pipes, etc.
and large stock Of the best brands OF smo-
king and chewing tobacco. +. IT'S stand.
ard cigar always on hand. Give him call,
i0l.S-y-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

Mrs. Honnard offers her services - sick
nurse. She is experienced in all kinds OF
nur,ing. Public patronage respectfully So
licited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be.
tween Twenty.1hird and Twenty-Fourth
streets, in the Porter House, or p. o. Box
2s4. b.s-im.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Piano and Orrnn Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires Ne to say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or.
gan tuning, and repairing musical iustru-
ments. Orders may be left at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or +. o.
Box G66, and will receive promp. attention.
Sl.a- 10. am.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

A full and complete stock OF 6ne and com.
mon buggy harness, single or double, AT
ST. LOUIS PRICES, ut the new shop next
door to Theatre los Commercial avenue.
b.l-2w. Il. ID. AKIN " co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

The regular meeting of Cairo Encamp-
ment, !. .. o. f., takes place this Tues
day evening. The members are all re-
qucs,cd to attend. Visiting Patriarchs
are cordially invited to meet with Us.
r. A. BuUSETT, scribe.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

II. Block, boot and shoemaker. on Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
eisl avenues, has Just received new style
OF last, and is now prepared to make boot
tnat, for eatness and comfort, csunot be
excelled. Give him a call and examine
this new style of last. 8i-i-l5-lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Wautesl-lIOllse.

Cottage or two story, with good accom-
modations. Address or apply to d. F.
Bennett, Howe Sewing Machine Office.
J2l-5-li-tf
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LOOK HERE
LOOK HERE!
Bass Halls OF Every Descriptions
Ar
PHIL ii. SAUP'S.
4-l-tf.


On antafter June LIST, 1878. all dogs rum
ming at large, on which tax hss not been
paid will be disposed Of. Call ct the City
Clerks office aud pay tax.
o-e-td. VIM. N. WILLIAMS.
Citv sysh.l
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
FRESH supply.

Mr.. j. Fitzgerald has Just received and
has on sale at his .ales room large stock
II English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors OF all kinds. which
b. viii dispose Of at reasonable prices.
a-O-g-ol-ff
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

Mr.. Adolph swoboda has commenced
the erection of neat and substantial cot
tage OH Eighteenth street, between Pop
lar and Commercial ayenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Lunch! Lunch !

The bigges. lunch ever set in Cairo, will
be spread every morning at the Planters
House. Wiener beer Is the great attrac-
ton. ltpays to visit the Planters House
and try drink of this, the finest beer ever
offered in this city. 4l6.5-l3-3w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
For Sale.

Engine aud Boiler; also Saw Mill fix.
lures, if wanted. particulars enquire
oil I. X. woodward. j-l-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

Circuit Court commenced yesterday.
but beyond empannelling the grand aud
petet luries there was nothing done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
LOCAL NOTICES.
Stuart E. Gholson

Respectfully announce that
they will remove to the elegant
store room adjoining Rockwell
& Co.'S Book Store, on Com
meroiaI avenue, between 9TH
and 9th Sts., on Monday, May
oath.
Gratefully acknowledging the
patronage Of our friends In past
years, we hope, in our new To-
cation, to be able to serve our
friends quite as faithfully as
before, and to their greater
convenience.
We shall offer q more com.
pIete stock in all departments,
and at the usual low and uni
form range Of prices which
have rendered our house so
popular. In order to open
with q clean stock we shall of.
fer during this week such bar
gains as will ensure a cleaning
out Of stock.
STUART & GHOLSON.
i.7-i.ls-st
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
D MAY PICNIC.

SVNO VIM VIVVtO.
no DE GIVEN ny THE
CAIRO TURNER SOCIETY,
On Sunday. May ~, 1878.
At the Beautiful and Romantic Hills Of Ken.
lucky, Near Fort jefferson.
The well-known Steamer "Three Ststes''
has been chartered for the occasion, and
VIII convey the party to the grounds. The
boat will leave the foot of Fourth street, a.
follows; First trip,o a. m. return, ~
M. secondtrip i;3o p. m. return, !. p.
m. The excellent Delta City Cornet Band,
and splendid string band have been en-.
gagged to furnish music. Rc,re shmen,s of
all kinds will be on the grounds. A good
time Is anticipated.
Tickets for round trip, 30 eeuts children.
% cents.
Tickets can be obtained at the following
places:
T.. w. Budor, Louis Herbert, WIN.
Alba, y. u. schuh. Chas. SchoeDemeyer,
Ed. Huefner. +. VI. stockHe,h, Amandus
Jacket, City Brewery.
i2o-j-l6-1t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Notice OF Removal.

AURORA BUCK BEER at Louis
L.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

TwO.HOrsc Wagon For Sale.
A new wagon for sale at bargain. Ap.
ply at the BULLETIN counting.room. IT,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
CAIRO MARKET WHOLESALE.
Corrected Daily by +. NJ, stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary Of the CAIRO Board OF
Trade

winters Gallery.
Open every day of the week;
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18

THOMAS JONES, serst. =. s., L. $. A.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-18
Ihe Bulletin.
CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY. MAY ~, 1875.
Local weather Report.

CAIRO. Ill. May u ISIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
STATENEKS.

Brick made of Blue River clay pro.
nounced equal to the celebrated Mil
waukee brick are 70 be manufactured
next spring by the Cretans
Lead ore, a specimen Of which is
said to have sssayed 924 per cen, Of
lead, has been discovered in. Valley
county.
They claim . vein Of coal two feet
thick io Burt county, precise location
still kept . profound mys,ery.-E.
Adams county proposes to attach to
itself all that portion Of Hall south of
the Platte. 1t makes about three
townships.
They also urge General Ord to con-
tinue in his efforts to obtain the issu-
ance Of army ~rasions and seed BY the
government.
A copy of this testimonial and petit
ton has been forwarded to Congress
man Crounse.-RepsLlieus.
West Point expects 70 have . fax
mill, . wagon and agricultural imple-
ment factor, and Touring mill with
40 run Of some when spring opens.
l. w. Miner Ct the Omaha Repsbli-
caa recently received the nomination
for council man Of the :bird ward in
Omaha.
pickle" Butler has been heard
from via the Chief Of Police in Louis.
vile. Ky. But his Lincou creditors
do nos want TO see him bad enough to
send for him.
The Testimonial retu,ms the u,rmest
thanks to the SAte Relief Society, fsr
p. eriions aud clothing already receiv-
ed. The extreme destitu.ioa Of the
county IS shown from the fact that It's
settlers have to depead entirely up,n
supplies received through the state
aid society.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17

that which is not bread, and your Ia.
Dor for that which sati.ieth not. Turn
now your fields into wheat and corn,
and put these evil things far from you,
and be separate and dedle not your.
selves any more, and | will bless you,
aud cause my face to shine upon you,
and prosper you" But many exclsim-
ed. I'VE cannot, for our systems are SO
saturated with what we have used Ina,
it Graves their filthy afinities." And
Satan said, evil done ye bad and faith
full servants, enter into to the expert.
ence Of all the ills it is 10 my power Ia
grant. and your doings will surely
bring upon you And there was
weeping and w~ailing even on earth.
And to those who sell their souls, and
trade in license to do iniquity, what
shall be the measure Of their remors
for the ills they have caused and done,
that shall burn As q FIRE forever and
ever. c. L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
SUPPOSED MURDER.
4 Woman Found Outside Of Her Hosss
With Her Threat Cut.

We. are informed that Mrs. Philip
Kleinberger was found outside OF the
door, with her throat cut, and dead.
She resided 2 miles from Fontenelle,
She was a young woman, and had
been married but a short time, bay.
ing lived with her husband in a most
loving manner since her marriage.
There was no knife neal the de.
seased when found, and it is suppcs-
ed that some one had attempted to
violate her person, and having failed
in that, they then killed their victim.
The husband of the lady who was
found dead, had gone to Bell Greek
to transact some business.
The officers are now working up the
case, and will give further particulars
as o as received.-Eemont Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
State Fair Premium for 1875.

The Nebraska State Board Of Agricul
ture will hold its annual fa;r at Omaha
in September next, the exact days yet
I % be fixed an l announced. The premi-
list has been greatly enlarged in. every
respect, in number and price of pre-.
mum.
Two premiums of $500 cash each
for the largest flock Of pure blood long
and short wool sheep brought into the
state is offered.
One hundred dollars ID offered for
the best one acre of sugar beets +; fifty
dollars for the best half acre ; twenty
five dollars for the best fourth of an
acre, and ten dollars for the best tenth
Of an acre.
Arbor day is Fixed on the third
Wednesday Of April next. Seventy
Ave dollars is offered to the individual
putting out the greatest humber oil
trees on that day, to include fruit, for
est and evergreens, and of any and al
varieties. Fifty dollars for the great
est number Of hardwood forest trees,
and ten dollars for the greatest mum
Of tree cuttings. Nursery planters
cannot compete.
Forty dollars for the best acre Of
corn; thirty dollars for the best acre
of fall wheat; the same for spring
wheat ; twenty five dollars for the best
acre Of oats; twenty-five dollars for the
best acre Of barley; twenty-five dollars
for the best acre of fax, and twenty
dollars for the best yield of potatoes.
Fifty dollars each for each essay on
fencing, roads, power for farm opera.
tions, one hundred dollars each fol
essay on wool growing, and sugar beet
culture.
On speed, twenty one hundred dol.
lars are offered. the principal purs:
eleven hundred dollars.
For particulars address the society,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
MARTIN DUNHAN, Act'g Pres
D. II. WHEELER, Sec.
- Omaha Republican.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
4 LETTER FROM GUIDE socK.
GUIDE Rock, NEB. !
III ro.l 100

GUIDE Rock, NEB.
Feb. 18th, rs.
Lately Discovered Parable Contiaue.l
from last Week
ED. CHIEF:-And Satan also fur
nished drink for his followers but it
quenched not their thirst? the more
they drank the more they craved. 1t
was a sort Of liquid fire, and besides
that q filthy stuff that might be called
swill Though doubtful whether swine
would driL. III and men also prostitu.
ted heaven s best blessing to the vilest
Uses, so that it Was q great curse, and
this curse was found where there was
tobacco and whiskey. And men pass
ed laws las they ssidl to regulate these
things. And they sold license to sa-
looms aud houses Of il-fame, to traffic
in these same things. And Satan said
unto his angels and agents: Fear ye
not! lhave pulled a binder over the
minds Of men SO that they have pass
ed laws to protect instead Of to punish
crime. Thus have l made them bid
defiance to the laws &c heaven. And
the universe was witness to CHASTITY
horrid demon;acal yell Of triumph.
Aud the mothers and the virtuous Of
the land AROSE with one accord, re-
moustrated and protested against
these things, and besOught that those
laws might be rebersed. But those
who were clothed with authority, and
b ID charge Of these things, sneered At
Vowas's rights and needed them not.
And the somen seeing no hope in the
chivalry Of the sxe. and he seemingly
~poweriess Inactivity Of nah in the
nigh, direction. and in the courts Of
earth. they have gathered in bands
and vith faith 10 the business Of their
cause; they have entered into these
very dens Of iniamy, and rebuked and
expossulsted with the dealers in de
stxucion, AMI when that failed, they
have appealed to the court Of heaven.
And the opposes quoted Paul, saying,
These woman are out oftheii places
Then their place . to see bead taken
from the mouths Of their children, the
clothing from their bodies, and kuow.-
edre from ,hei. minds. and themselves
suffering for the -ncecssar.es Of life, IN
furnish n,eaus with which to buy to-
bsrco asa stisksy; and to receive tie
stop If men .made brutal by the nse
thereof Aad the Lord xss greatly
oispls sscd thsnuitA. aai said.
Ntessiore d. - spcad mooey to-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
LETTER Taox MAPLE grove rAsu.
MAPLE GROVE FARM.
Wehszer Ia Neh Ech ls,-s

"eoster 10. Neb., Feb. ID 15l
ED. CHIEF I'm your last weeks is
Eue l saw an article on the aid question,
and as this aid seems to be the gcDer-
al topic IF the day, l don't know but
/ shall say q word or Two on the sub
ject 10 reply to the communication, as
there is no name 10 the article except
Farmer, | am at a loss to know who
to address; however | shall call him
or her farmer for the present.
Now Mr.. Farmer | don't know any
thing about this stock taking business
-we have a Road Dict. Aid Society
in DOR road district, (of five miles
Fquarc) with about one hundred and
fourty persons. We have sent out
two agents who represent our district
rs aid solicitors for seed, feed and
provisions. Now Nj. Farmer this is
no joint stock company or speculative
movement, but simply a protection
against starvation and nakedness. /
think such organizations in every
township or road district would be
very appropriate, and then there
would be less discord. Now Mr..
Farmer you say if you have bread
don't dabble in this aid, now that is a
mistake, | have a few neighbors who
have bread to eat and plenty of water
to wash it down with, but how long
can q man subsist on bread and water,
besides you say go out and chop wood,
l should like to see just such a man as
yoS sent out TO chop wood and the
only food you had to be bread and
water, or any other person who would
misrepreseut L;ngs 10 the grasshop.
per regions 20 as to stop the flow oil
aid to u suffering honesteaders
Our friends in the East have not been
imposed upon, they say 60 and get
your share of the aid, it is sem fol-
you. ! have. already received a smal
amount, but | needed it, and l shall
ask for it again as soon as l need it
and l consider it no disgrace to asl
for aid if a person needs it.
You say there lis no need Of men
suffering if they will only work. ]
beg leave to differ with you, if yor
will show me a man that will hirt
those destitute men, and give then
any more than their board for theil
work at resent. l will consider you
haze done more for the suffering o.
Nebraska than any other person in tn.
United States, and you will hear Of
less suffering. l am furnishing worI
for two of those destitute men at fit,
cents per day and board, aud the!
are glad to put in every day the.
possibly can ; they both have familie
TO support, and they prefer fifty cent
per day and board to living on breat
and water. And now Mr.. Farmer
shall leave you for the present, as
have said about all that is necessary
on the aid question.
At the bottom Of this article 70,
will find no num-de- plume, but NJ,
real name. Hopeing you will not re
offended at what have said l remain
Yours most respectfully
d. S. HELvEhM
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
.gE ?.:e.-'- eA.-..
.ae cssa,ss: .~s~sysrsr II 10 Ts..s
rAe rntrS ~ eisesississ in ~. Cis,

ruE CHICAGO POST t>n MAI. =.
auiversaiiy son-egc3 e. b. the hsslt~ss.
sptes.st. nas, satsrpFtsinx and rasaFsst
afteraseu ue~sssPsf r~ebisksjtu the North
west. Ia 10 ksenhltesn IN poi3sses. Ia. ~
latest sni k~ss If special snd pres t1pstshs.
reports sre raaglete. cemsFshsnsivc. ant
reliable The aim Of the management a..
IA, been. rnt gill be. 20 make q isssh. vt7t-
our, sst spicy newspaper vita ia rsss In q
condensed shass. s.sly real and remember
sa. sad invl lash.s {, csty sst ssaatU ssI
srrtieTs IL 10 one ct tho bet Of fsm,iy
papers and has . e~oastaatly iacEsassas ssr
calafioa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-02-17
TUE WEEKLY Posr AND MAIL

THE WEEKLY Psi AND ANlI
IA. been enlarged - an eight colasnn sa<ss
- the sise 81 ths Dsiif. = ~reatsias al tie
carrrnt general and loea. news sfthe s~ss
vtth valuable teresEa AMI defnesiie csrrs
spabdence. the best stories 81 the day. pvt.t-
cal G. shiaa. soeisty. aad ether s~rticiss, snt
s.th masksi reparts prepared ssefvssly fr
lie country readers. ana .fehalls Tsvfsi a. =
% the hssr OF e0inT 10 prcss- IheuEa is tn.
errase IL sac makes IL eae The Target ~sss
lies Ia the eounsrY a. tssasins n hsfstct1x3
one Of the cheapest. the anaaAi sabscssF,soS
price being eIiy
oSs pottas AND stxrr cESTs.
10 which mus, be aided aSsea cents po.tsC
TO be prepaid. after January !, % the re~
itsher. "a aacsrisaes With the lac zach x.os
into operation at that date. kxtrssrdtnafE
iads em.nt- are offered 10 snbscr hsrs -, .
prefer e. ayil Ih ~tussive af car etab fstsa
ss- itesaittapss may he make sithsr ~
dr=n. express. Post saee order. OF -.si'iersi
letter. al eur rias
an letters shoeii be Aiirsssei q" Tho
CHICAGO poSf AND MAIL CO. - aal ~
Dcafbarn street.
IMPORTANT bat brisfnews letters are solicit
sd tfcn all parts a the country. y" nnttcs~
will be tsksa oi synonymous communication
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-07-30
THE Gold Hill hosting works com
menced operations last Monday.

OATMEAL AS FooD.-n powerful COM
petition for the patronage of the dys-
peptic is oatmeal. This, however, is
popular with classes not likely to he
afflicted with indigestion. 1t is, and
has been for years, used extensively
by the Scotch and Irish. I.aborers
drink it freely with water in the sum-
mer. But of late years the use of this
food has greatly increased among fam
lilies reasonably wealthy, and many a
breakfast table Of this class Of people
would be incomplete without steam
ing mess of this humble but whole
some article. The advantages of oat-
meal as an article of food are getting
to be tolerably well understood, and
all persons who have commenced It's
regular use will agree that its nutri-
tious and heaith.giving properties
have not been overrated. Chemical
ANALYSIS shows that oatmeal is richer
than wheat in starch and the nitroge.
nous compounds, the first being fat
forming and the latter hesh-forming
AS compared with bar
ley and corn, oatmeal is found To be
still richer in these elements
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-07-30
Segregation Of Mineral and An.
cultural Lands,

+OALi. MnoM 1T MAY CONCERN Te IT,
dersianed. \ citizen OF the United saia
whose postofsice address is Idaho Gilt. BOISE cGl.
~. Idaho Territory. having located and rprr-
and on the frst day Of duly, A. b. 1876, h'rd u a'
4. S. Land Office. in Boise City, Idaho Ie'rl'a3!
the sou'h-exe quarter Of The south west erf''
add the southwest quarter OF the sosittas aal;
ter Of section No. II: and the northwest qaG'e:G
the northeast quarter. and the northeast suifs
o! the north west qusr,sr Of section Ne u. nH.
ship No. SIX l6l north Of range No h~ asa
the l,ossc Meridian. As agricultural iis04 ~
whereas. said lands We been returned " th W
veyor General OF Idaho Territory as niafsa wv
Now, therefore. this ~ TO notify ~ pens@ ~
upon the l4ih day Of August A. D. n,a WIZ
Once Of the Clerk OF the District Courtso'ne Ss
judicial District. a, Idaho City. Boise esaS9 !"
ii two O'Clock. p. NJ. TESTIMONY vii = anl
fore said Clerk OF the District Court = 1
cral or nor. mineral character Of saao ~ ="
DUQuEH
Idaho City. July 7th. 1878, jus