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DAYTON Letter

DArIos, W. T., August II, 1875.
Editor Statesman:
The wheat crop in this part of the county.
II Is estimated, will average from tu enty-five
to thirty bushels to the acre.
Samuel Galbrsith, Esq, who left last sptino
with his family 10 seek ia New Mexico. or
farlher south, better locality than this
valley, has returned to become ona of the fly
tures of the Touchet valley. He is one o.
the first and mcst enterpr;sino, ,i,iza,s oE
this part of the county, and the entire eom-
munIty are gratiffed 10 have him with them
again. The representations of Mr. C..Ibr,i;b
and the experience Of men fr,f, other actions
MONIES win ns Is etfectually curing
o"T ola settlers OF disposition 10 migrate.
Iorrence Il Co. have just put up fine
establishment here for the manufacture of
Carriages and wagons and general black.
smI'hIng purposes. The enterprise WIS sup
posed TO be IN advance of the times, but four
or five skilled workmen are unable 10 keep
up with the work and orders coming in.
D NJ. Wait, Ed, has breome cole proprie-
tor OF the fine Touring mill here, and Wm.
Matzger, E>q Is the sole PROPRIETOR of the
planning mill and fine water power and two
acres Of laud below the Touring mill. Mr..
Aa'zser has bad extensive experience with
machinery of all kinds, and is taking steps
to have bis fine water power used for manu-
featuring purposes.
Wm. Hendershott has been appointed JUS
tice Of the peace, TO fill the vacancy Ccca-
stoned hy E-qnire Ma'zger's resignation.
The muddle in your city atEAira induced
our citizens TO forego the luxury of living III
an incorporated Town. j. NJ II.
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conveying TO me the LANDS hereinafter described,
trust fOT the several and benefit of the inhaI-
tants of sand City, according their respective inter
cts as provided BY the /" Act of COugrrss OF March
Sd 1867, for the Relief of the Inhabitants Of Cities
and Towns upon the Public Lands - and also, tie
" Act of Congress OF the 2ith OF April, 1870"
AND WHEREAS, The legislature of the Terri
Plotting and Disposal Of the Land in the City Of
Lewiston NeZ Perce County, Idaho Territory ,pursu-
ant To the United States Statutes made AMI Pro
viied' approved January sth, A. D., 1873, pre-
scritei the manner IN which said trust shall be
executed
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of and by virtue Of
SAID Statutes hereby notify and require AL persons
claiming Land within the bountarles designated IN
said patent IN present their claims therefor, in
ofce the sai City OF lewiston, within sixty days
OF the publication of this notice.
The Land described III said Patent - as follows: I:
The Lots numbered three and four Of n-cton SIX, IN
Township thirty hge North OF Range five West and
Lots numbered one and two of Section one II. Town
ship thirty five, North Of Range six West; an the
South half of the Southwest quarter and the Lots
numbered five and seven Of Section tLirty-one in
Township .hirJy-Six, North OF Range five West
Lots numbered one and two, except the grant To the
heirs Of Robert Newell dectls OF hveacreS ani FIVE
huudreftlIs Of an acre. three AMI four OF Section
thlrty-six, IN Township tlIrty-sN, North Of Range
sIN West in the District al Lands subject to sale at
Lewiston. Idaho Territory, tt,iuiaE tyr hundred
and sIXty-One acres and twenty y-one-lundTeitLs Of
acre, according the otcisi pnts Of the Survey
~ Sad Lands.
Published this 18th day of june A d 1873.
HENRY W. STANTON.
Mayor IF tie City OF Lewi-i,.n,
e7-f Territory OF 1iah'-
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A COKisECIION.

EDITOR STATESMAN For the benefit Of
those who were misrepresented in the Union.
dated July l7rh, where that paper stated
that four men belonging 20 the detachment,
Lient. Garvry commanding, while on the
way to F"rt Col,ille, Jnly Sth, were under
the influence of liquor n al of sun strike.
They w-r,. to nv own knowledge almost be-
y"nd the reach of human aid, and but for
the assistance Of the wife of Mr.. Lyons. at
PrlUuse Ferry, one OF our number would
have passed 70 ano'her world
1t would be well for The quill driver of the
Un,o,. to make true statements ON all occa-
sions, rather than misrepresent o'h'rs-
JAMES LEWIS.
Co. n, lst U S Cavalry.
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Invalias, by nervous debility, desirous Of again
feeling the vIgor of health and ru Of system, should
take n few bottles of DR. HESLEY's CFLsBRATED |.
Y /. BITrERs B FIRE one bottle Is { ken thes VII!
feel the dawn Of restoration, o returning health.
No case u dysp-psiL indgestI n, less OF appetite,
rheuusJism kidney liver disease has ever resisted
.s rstnr7,tIve power Every part OF the human sys-
fem requires and should receive sustenane and sup
mort from the stomach. regnl itei by the IiVer II
the stomach cannot supply the aliment required the
,yhoie system languishes- Fortify your organs OF
lie with these tiers and few days yon Will feel
,so,,r EOle system iuyi yOratei for every disease
.r,siug f.om dsordeIed liver, somsch or bowels, II
:; Invaluable; Il Will revive your shattered system
n,,entics and persons OF bilious habit sLouid keep
- within reach if they value heslth and eise sZ-m
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CHANGE OF FIRM.--The drug store
found the corner" has changed hands,
and III. T.. Holmes becomes owner, and DIS
penser Of pills. plaisters and physic. Nj
Holmes has lad several years experience as
druggist, aud brings good and rei'ahie
ref.rancss and recommendations as TO his ca
Dacitv as n business man and his competency
~ n druggist and compounder of medicines
He proposes 10 stay with this store, and, by
cIose atr.urieu to business, try and change
the luck Of the house.
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CoLvIIL.a ErKMs.-Our special correspond
ent at Colville, @ritIng ander date Of August
ID. furnishes the following items Last
Friday serious accident happened to two
rnen while working in The Surprise mine,
rome seventeen miles from this place. John
jackson. while ramping charge, cut the
fuse, setting it on fire at the same time. Ii
was not noticed by hem until it WAS too late
TO get beyond the reach OF danger jackson,
being he nearest. WAS injured seriously, and
died in eight hours Alvan NOys, the other
man, had cut over the eye and one rib
broken 80. Mr.. Jos Openheimer and family
wife and two dnughTers-are On q visit To
this place, and will remniu until the summer
is over; but VIII return TO their home in
Portland when frost makes its appearance.
80. Mr Geo. kempt will soon led to the
hymenial altar one Of The fairrst maidens of
this valley. K has been talked of for some
time, bnt for reasons unknown has been post
poned until fall -. The contract Of furnish
ing hay for this post by MIR. Openheimer will
be completed in II week OF ten days. :. There
are from 100 to f25 Cinnamon engaged in
mining within a scope OF forty miles on the
Pen Orirlle aud Columbia rivers . The
Farmers' Protective Union Of Colyills will
hold n meeting on Friday, August 9Th, for
some special business.
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STOLEN MAIL BAG.-A few weeks since
til. STATESMAN copied from Portland paper
An account of stolen mail bag, with which
the name of Tom II. Cox, mail agent, was
uufavOrably mentioned. In connection with
this charge Mr.. Andrew MUAlley. of this
city, has exhibited to US number of letters,
written by prominent and reliable gentlemen
living III different parts of Oregon. all OF
them exJnerating Mr.. Cox from all blame in
the matter, and vouching for his integri y
aud high character. Que Of these letters
states that a clue has been eb,ained TO the
real thief, and that when all the facts come
cut Tom Cox will stand higher than eve- IN
the estim .iion of his friends and the public
generally. Having published the original
charge, il atforGB us great pleasure TO say
that Mr. Cox stands vlUdicared, and that,
having passed through fiery ordeal, he
comes oat pore gold.
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HEADQUAETERs.- have 1t on comp :
tent authority that walla Waila will very
soon be made the headquarters of the I't
cavalry. The change would he made with
out delay, but for the reason that Co., VII
liam is about to be retired, and II ls dtslr -
ble not to make The change until the maine Oh
his successor is announced. Wih the head
quarters will come the regimentai eand' ana
we need not say how pleasant II Will Dc 10
have full military band to discourse ihusi0
ut our balls. parties, etc.
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S. L. GALBRAITH, ESQ long leading
citizen of this coun:y, started out seveeal
months since 10 find better country than
Walla WalIa In the course of his travels
Ia visited Nevada, Utah, Arizona. New
,te1ico and Colorado, inqniring into the ad-
vautages u:ld inducements they offered to
persons seeking new homes; and after Il
thorough scrutiny, he has returned 10 Waiia
Walla, satisfied that, in porlt Of climate,
fertility of soil, and all that can mike conn
try desirable, this valley posseS+tss ndVan-
tapes over all the locnliries named. At the
time we were sorry 10 loss Mr., Giibraith, and
we ar. NOR than glad 10 welcome him back
TO his old home
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WATERwoRks.-Her the officers
and soldiers stationed at Fort Walla Walla
have depended upon tank propelled by
mules for their supply of water used for cul-
mary and other purposes. This is an incon-
venient as well as expensive way Of provid-
ing water, and accordingly it was deter
mined at the time the post was reoccupied 10
provide a regular system of wa,erworks
This is now being done, and in few weeks
pare mountain water will lie flowing all over
the bench on which is located the dwellings
for the officers and soldiers. The water will
be taken from Garrison creek, which will lie
tapped about three-quarters of a mile above
the military quarters, and thence the water
will he conveyed by means of water-pipes to
all parts of the military grounds. The exca-
vations are nearly complete. and he pipes
are already bored aud ready to be- put down.
With an abundant supply of water, the
health OF the post. always good, will be i'm
proved.
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,.n.,yL-Mr Jor HeImuth was among
i, .,,....srrr, who came up from the Land
-, Srplay :, stage. Mr, Helmu'h drove
,of horses to Nevada early last fall.
-;;-,sr~5 in the ueighborhooi of Winnie
.r,,, Ia the spring horses were dull SALE
81, 1. wss detained away down TO July
/. .ncoeedei in di.posiug of his band.
r.. % ,,,mmon with hundreds of oth' r., are
,.!,, $50 loe back sgaia, aud trust thai he
~. l7pg remain one ot Us.
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WHITMAN SEMINARY, IN charge OF Pref
Mariner, and an able assistant, Is an excel
lent school for boys, and d.s'rv~s The patron
aye of those who would have their chi!dIeR
or wards talorouxhy educated.
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.n.,r LapcEs1.-A lady reader >,
hns'''' -. Ios. Of her pet " "iaekass, "
il d'''i'o.Ds .,.Is to aIch from Pope and to
d ''i ,,.,. ,,,r. rO,ss mu,ilated the extract,
n'i' ,a,.,.i 'as,.s,5 imposition was bad enough
81 then 70 ~. III ,hs offence still worse
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JupGE 6. c. WISGAED is expected t" ar
rive by Sundays boat He will be accom-
panied by his family, and will occupy the
ABBOTT taansion, corner of Second and Pop
lar streets.
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LOVERS OF TIE WEED will find at the San
eSsosouo oocg 04z3 &Ssar - 0ossDsss1S
Sasx> saze xvY &3o6Ee SssSNss, ~SSe~"'ed
genuine, ami inst The thing for suckers ~h0
are tired of the usual cabbage cigar. Also
the finest brands Of tobacco, snufi' e,o.' I'll
nut OF Ia q style TO sais The nc-. fSS'ldious'
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GRAIN MAKKET.-Latest San Francisco
dispatches quote wheat nt S2-2o per c1n'al
At this fgure there is an ro'ive demand. i.
Portland quotations. Sl.90 per Genital, and a
firm market.
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4 BROKEN LFG, - Tuesday afternoon,
'''U' = O'clock, Mr John Dovel, Of H.,
'''" planning mil, met with an aecis,n,
,-'' 'a'y cripple him for life. At the time
-' vas Engaged With the pIaner in dressing
:, ) ,o' OF lumber. When one Of the knives Of
S''h'F became loose. and striking the
an unusual manner drove it back
= NY 1',as back the board struck Mr.. Dovell,.
,.s', I'E' shout three inches above the knee,
yeI ,,I.pS The bone and brui-lus the aesb.
=. '''oling The force OF the blow and
,.:.,'y ''''y Of his injuries, Mr. DoveIl re-
s.s ,.' as G h'oicnsae--, rnd Wills. lying on
49,, .,' un''l' to move, gave directions in
NJ, ,PP'ns the machinery. Immedi-
-, ',''' ''s sociden'. he was removed to
:, ''sl''ee OF Birch street, where DR.. Bla,
a, ~. .ss'''d and set the broken leg. At
y, '''',as lhe patient is progressing favor
pss;, :; md sa.. bis friends are confident of his
p.,s! ~! i iisStSveFy. Mr. DovelI has the - svm. M.
0Oih'nu UNITY in has affection.
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uorx,ss. lately appointed U. S,
',rL' =. Nv, nr.ps-ing to enter upon the dn-
N''l'ti H., e ottss, and to tbss end is about to
~ '' ",' :, s.s,,le. where he will in future
''n'', e. h home. Capt. Hopkins aid family
H,'' 81 ~, - With them the best wishes Of our
vii - II # whom unite IA wishing them
~ .nl gro.prrIty.
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Ircr-We rrgret to learn that
1'' n- friends who were carried away
'-.t. 90, Il. Angelo. excitement have failed to
N .D' ,;,.ro-c,ari ms. Among the unfor-
,s,.,.. '.,,, A Kygsr j. named as working in a
''I''' ard y r. Paokatd, who has
Jun .r,rsct TO cut cord wood. Both
.,,a,nen have seen better days, aud
'"'' =, that fortune will yet smile up:n
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ANXIOUS LADY is informed that DR.. FrusS
has not returned to WGlla Wai!a- just at
this time We are unable 10 recommend any
other person for the peculiar service Tor which
Dr. Frush WAS noted
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t h.. '-A correspondent, desires
'' Why capital cannot be insnosd ~
III = We beef canning business in this
.,. ,l!: In Texas, .be bu,inr.s b.s - boon ,,
a. - ,- II On large scale. and the results
pol !. VI Gases shipped annually to Liver.
CSx lAFse' and the contract with the
u t.. TO supply the Government ves.
Os.l,1s.,P up largely. The freight bills of
bat 49, ','0s engaged in putting up canned
Al as - up weekly average of sl2, 200
Aar. +. - result of business vet in its in
R..s.s Il We" Of these facts, i, is pertinent
ss..bip, Wy We of walls walla capno, do
at. n y "a the same direction? We have
la D,.r',i a'aOdanOe, held a, lower f5gn,a.
as sso,.. IN Texas, and with fuel at mod
Ia. 4.arn,'' aud labor reasonably ehe.p.
'aala 70, mo, 10 lsasoa why such an enterprise
a.*. M succeed With our temperate eli.
KS s,nl 'a'a8S@s vS~ nsnei,A az DE
s's> @ &aa >uesasss Wan u,ops,iv
e. sl d. u Sssstsiaiy sia could successfully eou..
~ 'lrrsing =, ,.s Sou bern producers. Let soma
s''i {! y. ~. I :, association Of carits,ists
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, TorIs, formerly Of WallA "slla' q
b. G. IoT' % Angeles, but riow Of Coos
ssr Oregon, ,,.,s locality. Mr.. TObin speaks
j: 'l' =, Coo. Bay. and thinks tha. place
bsp,ialiE o, ,,lsin Gsn considerable Importance
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kCamcrEp.-Geology teaches that the
,r.-i,,p continent was upheaved at a much
...rer period than either Europe or Asia,
,3 that consequently Ameriaa can claim to
> =. oIi,., land on The globe. In charac-
,- with the age Of The country, We notice
ia, co,emporsry has secured the services
d msn who lived in the antedeluvian
prd to sct as editor. THIS IS en.ineatly
,,,r.r. and when the public de-ire informa-
a.p 10 relation TO the prehistoric period,
'!sy vii know where to apply.
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a BRILLIANT LAwYEH--A PORTLAND paper
has The following story: a lawyer from
east of the Cascades visited our city last week
and was greatly puzzlrd in attempting to
light the gas in his room He twisted ;he
elbow, to which was attached the burner, TO
the left, lit a ma ch, but the gns did not
ignite; ne then twisted The elbow to the
right, burnt up another natch-still NJ go;
then bent the elbow upwards, lit two matches
at once-still no 20; then he twisted 1t
dowuwards. thraw in more or less sdjectives,
sud .et three matches going at once, but with
no better results Than before. 4 passing
waiter. hearing words TO: familiar to ears
polite, entered, aud upon learning the cause
which rufi-d the temper Of the lOdger.
struck light and set things TO going, much
to the qualification OF other boarders and
chagrin of The lawyer"
, 1875-08-14

THEfife in,ur ne agent has arrived. Pru-
dent men will provide themselves with shot
guns and thus in measure be prepared for
the emergency.
, 1875-08-14

bnhN fooD-Several years since the
STATESMAN recommended certain class of
i'' readers to eat freely Of fish diet, assign
re Ssa reason that fi,A 81 an article of diet
h'i the quality Of adding to the quantity, If
Go; the quality, Of the human brain. Acting
uP'n his suggestion, certain Of our friends
have been lying almost exclusively upon
Rah bnt We must confess the result has
'''Foeiy answered cur expectations. In this
dilemma Al exchange co,n,s 10 our assistance,
md says that " unless a man has brains, it is
us'e-7 ior him to eat brain food. It has
never been claimed ior f-b that it creates; it
'1ly Strengthens the traiu." Some Of our
o''e"P'T'Fir', after duly considering the
f'''s SET forth by The New odeap. nsn4r
NIL probably discontinue The consumption OF
I'Sa'oriaI "Hfrlmeut. and return to their
li'' I0'e-corari breE and cabbage.
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LETTER I.fSS

I;y+ NJ advertised letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending August 18TH, 1879:
Baiert. NJ E!weii, hooTI
Boomfeli, g. II. ~ hotchkihS' OrSon
Rrinen Miss LISA j. Hess, -
Cary Henry A. Il cSey, htnliioch
CiIasN WR. H. ~ LyNie, Caps u a;
DeIars, Nelson ~ sanders MISS MISS una
HID FOR POSTAGE
r,,,,Ib,r, Mrs ABBY P ". Dayton
Melvin, Mrs. Olive
Tro,s calling for the above letters viii please say
:. sJvsrtisei c. T. SIITH, 2. VI.
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ODoRous.-An exchange wishes law
passed prohibiting tarbrrs from eating onions.
We second the mo ION.
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Machine Poetry.

The machine has been in excellent working order
this week and has ground out any number of verses
10 commence with, we have
HOW THE COUNCILMAN STOLE THE OIL.
Twas in a certain closet where the wall
Was covered with old cobwebs like a crust,
There stood the cans, filed with the eityI oil.
Quicky be dragged one from among Ike dust,
Then turned upon the engine with threatening look
You never dare 70 breathe of this at all"
And at the harmless thing bis fist he shook,
When suddenly lte spied his shadow on the wall,
He seized the can, and with the speed OF light,
Frantic he daTted through the folding door,
Rushed wildly out into the gathering night
A leap, plunge, and he was seen no more
Here the machine run down, but after being wou-d
up, started OF in the following strain:
THE FOOL AND THE POET.
Long ago in old England it once WIS the rule
The king had his poet and also his fool
But the UniOn'S fugal, it wants you 20 know II.
II keeps Shyster Ross for both fool and poet
, 1875-08-14

REv. CUSHING EELI-s will preach in the
Congregational church, Tomorrow Sunday
morning, at II O'Clock.
, 1875-08-14

"LlYg AND LEoES OK LIVINGSTONE. -
Mr. Patrick 0'Ne,ll, the well known book
a,srt, j. cauyasslIg this valley for suhscrib-
II. 10 ,he buck with this title. The value Of
hr volume will be more fully unie stood
when We .tste that within its scope i gath
a,d up BY .kiIlful hand nearly every note
worthy iact and impartant Incident II the
ctrsirF@,i hfe-.'ory Of une Of the most IT,
nsrkat;r men Of the aga. Presenting al ,he
iarrre.' Of the mo,, thrilling novel, this his
r,Fy Of the great explorer Is having an uupre-
csi,nl,d sale, and as such We recommend the
s.rk 70 those Of our readers who would keep
rP With The current history # the tues.
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ss,eeAlg State5ma'l'
$1,000
------ August IL. 1879

@-1-The coach of the \. W. Stage
pno"ShD' y ,,,...ing the Snake River, Sat-
C,pP'oy, "a o,oiSep,slly tipped over the boat
rrdsy l'''' -, ra...s and wet,ipg the Eastern
drosn'DFT F,..en gers al safe
, 1875-08-14

sr. PAuL's SCHOOL, under the direction OF
Rev. L. IL. Wells, is fast gain ing the position
of leading educational Institute o0"'
meucins three years ago on email scale
and with but limited number OF teachers II
has steadily progressed until now the sonool
buildings alone cover nearly half a block ana
full corps of teachers is employed IN every
department. The growth of this school is
something wonderful. and its sncoess Is 'he
very h.st evidpncs that it has been properly
managed and met n great public want
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.NDERTAkER
NOIlDp-

,xDv SoyyfY AS0 @AS$ HlS FSG
Z HSh1. - INST nv son, J. ". R0LAs Eit-
Is, - pnS ,n nv account, viii aot es r@<pe-Sisls
~ ~. soD.-ss;sd by him sftsr tbs astS
rure slh. 1875.
, 1875-08-14

On A ToUR-Johu F. Abbott, a Seh'ie'
man who has long been identified with the
bueiness interests of Walla Walla, will leave
ps in 8 day or two for California, where IN
company with his family he expects to pass
the coming fall and winter
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ATTENTIONS,
SI0ekFaiSeFs L Owners Of Horses !!
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED HERE
IL / offer my services rs
yr,ExEN.RIaN AND FaRRIER.

After twenty years experience in Scotland and
,,sr;cs am prepared 20 attend 10 all cslses, ana
oeit the patronage Of owners of Stock MedlcineS
- T;,-srs and Cattle always on hand
ioI pI .,TIStI OF RACE RISES a speciality.
Cri.-,-,s moderate otsce al P. N Lynehs BLACK
with Shop. ---o---
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GRAND JURY.

Grand jurors selected for the November
term, 1879, of the district court: W. A.
Men=fee, \. Rice. VIM. Hazsn. j. ?. Has
tlngs, VIM. q. Kershaw, A. s. Legrow,
Lew Randall, George Warner, George Mil
or, D'vld Whitaker, George Snails, H. II
Hunyate, A. Rumney and joseph Harbert.
, 1875-08-14
PETIT JURORS.

Lew Randall, George Warner, George Mil
or, D'vId Whitaker, George Ssnails, II. II
Hungate, A. Rumney and Joseph Harbert-
PETIT JURORS.
Petit jurors selected for the November
term, 1915, of the district court Joseph
Braden, Daniel MrGreery, L p Ingalls,.
R'rr. Murrelt, s Pumpelloy, d. A Hsmil
ton, q. w. Young. Thus. BAmyard..er Vim.
n. Barrett, b J. Turk, Jas. W. Foster,
L. Y Williams. Audy Ja-p-r, Joseph Rob
n=tr, George Biackmore, J. C. WuIs, II. c.
Ac or, G-urge Srrrritt, J. N. Arms rong,
VIM A. Green and w. r. H.mmuni
George Hunter, supervisor Of road district
No. y, removed as such supervisor. Wm.
Graham appointed supervisor OF road dis
,rict NJ. u.
D. H. Mohler appointed supervisor of
road district No. Is.
Ordered, th&t G~o. F. Thomas, sheriff,
purchase lumber l in. K in, and plank
the lower story Of The cuunry Jail on the out
side, and TO ten kegs Of god. nails i'll put
ling on said plank.
Examined Cancelled warrants for the months
of May, June and July, amounting TO
81, l5S.l7, and found The same to compare
wan 'AiC oOoho VI At4C AlccouiSA-
In the matter of roads and bridges in the
cUuuty-Whereas. complaint having been
Inaoe 10 this board thai the roads and
bridges thrOng hOut he county are generally
III bad condi1iun ordered, that the super
visors Of the several ruad districts in the
coun'y kerp he same in good repair.
In the matter of the county roads from
Wal -burg to Clawsons ranch, and the
county road from Clnwson's ranch 10 Day
ton order made for view and survey Of said
roads. Viewers appointed: W. P. Bruce,
Jesee y. Day and John Long; TO meet We'd
nestay, September lst, 1879, at Wsitsburg.
Warrants ordered drawn on the treasurer
for payment OF this board, amounting to
500 50. R JACOBS, County -4RaitOr.
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NOTICE TO THE InHA8lTknTS
OF THE
City Of Lewiston, Idaho Territory.
UNITED STATES A PATENT

WHEREAS !, HENRY W. STANTON, Mayor
W of the City of Lewiston, Idaho Territory, h4ye
this day received from the