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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

A WOMAN cured her husband Of stay
ing out late at night, by going to the
door when he came home and whisper
ing through the keyhole, ais that you
Willie?" Her husbands name is John,
and he stays at home every night now,
and sleeps with one eye open and a
revolver under his pillow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

The two great express companies
OF the United States, the Adams and the
American, employ about 5000 men, L.
900 horses, 200 wagon, and use 5000
iron safes. Their agents travel more
than 100, 900 miles daily, or more than
1000, 600 miles annually.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

joe KENPNER came down from Beav.
er creek last Saturday. He says that
the snow is now deeper on the sum.
nit between here and Banner than it
was at any time last winter.
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Ar Logansport, indiana, an interest
ing hog case has just been decided by
the circuit court. The title to two
hogs was disputed by two neighbors.
The jury, after being thirty-six hours
ont. rendered a verdict in favor of the
original claimant. The costs Of the
case are already two thousand dollars,
and the case may yet be appealed.
Were it not for such idiots what would
become Of tie poor honest lawyer!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

GEORGE REDsUIL. will start for Owy-
hee county next week to work again
at Silver City, where he will remain
during the winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

1t is eighteen years the 7th of next
December since democratic speaker
has been elected by the house Of repre-
sentatives.
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A. j. A. ARCHANBAuLr.

Mr. P. j. MOORE, of Centerville, an
old resident Of the Basin. left last Sun
day for visit among friends and rela-
tives in the Eastern States. South
Boston will be his headquarters while
absent. He will take III on his way
Boise, Silver, Virginia City, Nevada,
and perhaps San Francisco, stopping
few days at each place. Joe is one
of the finest young men in the country,
and his friends here will greatly re-
greet his departure He is interested
in several valuable quartz lodges in
this vicinity to the development O.
which he will return early in the spring
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

MARTIN and another freighter ar
rived Sunday with freight for Lauer &
Swim, G. w. Crafts, AcDevitt & Gar
recht, and others.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

THERE are perhaps one hundred
men at work in this vicinity drifting,
and getting claims in readiness for
spring work.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-30

aeatI - ~ ssIt D - =. siss occ,,.
ped y dsaoesia'iiLs "a aleen s. III
publicans.
KANSAS papers claim thst The State
will sell twenty-seyen million dollars
worth Of produce this year, and have
plenty left to last another year.
The Union Pacific has sent to Cali
fornia since the LIST Of March about 40
900 "cmigrants," (that is, people who
travel on cheap tickets while not
more than one-tenth Of that number
have returned.
CAMILLE" was played in St. Paul,
and the printed programme was near
~ filled with the advertisement of a
cough medicine, the use Of which by
the consumptive heroine, it was de-
clarcd, would have saved her from q
premature grave and Armand from
bitter sorrow"
The Rev. Dr.. S. N. Hopkins, of the
Auburn Theological Seminary, has Ia
ken this view of the Sabbath question:
The fourth commandment as law is
abolished, because under the New Tes-
lament all time is equally sacred; the
Puritan Sabbath was Jewish in its ma
ture, and its observance should be left
to individual option; and legal enact.
ments regarding the Sabbath are
wrong"
IT is stated that the Postoffice De.
partment has made ruling that post
office officials must not acquaint them
selves with the contents of a postal
card any more than with the contents
of sealed letter. This will be de
cided abridgment of the privileges O
Ipostmasters and carriers, but it is 9
|proper ruling. Yes, but how is the
Department to know whether the rul
ing is observed? Persons Of intelli
gencc, however, never use postal cards
in imparting news Of private nature
The Walla Walla Statesman hears
Of a small farmer on the Sound wht
put in his whole farm, eighty-fou
acres, in hops. His crop this yea
ielded him $4,000, which, after paying
all expenses. left him several THOUSAND
! dollars. The editor says: No othe
: kind of farming pays so we'll as hol
, culture, and it is with us matter Q
surprise that the hop has heretofor
!, been neglected in this valley. Expe'
e imcnts have been tried in small wa.
, around town, and wherever tried tn
: plant has prospered. With anothe
year we hope to place the hop on tn
n list of valley products.
i GEORGE A. MERRIAM, the managing
|
:. editor of Henry Ward Beecher's jou
nal, the Christian Union, has resigned
That paper has been losing both circ'
= lation. and advertiser, patronage S
rapidly since the close OF the scand:
: trial tlat the publishers were col
strained to reduce expenses. NJ
Merriam demonstrated against the d.
: crease Of the employees salaries
something less than living figure
:. land his rcmonstrance not being hee'
. ed, he resigned. Oliver johnson wi
" rctire from the Christian Union on tt
= first of January. His contract, whie
: ran for three years at $4,000 a yea
:" expires on that date, and he has NJ
= l,cen requested to remain.
! A coMalrrEE Of the San Francisco S
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RAIN fell here the greater portion Of
Sunday night, and continued during
Monday.
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' /: = q Y " % : g ! T. Pr =
Mexico Va was u ceIe III northern
1tstes u The United States IN turned
out u be ! hoax according n this
item IN che dispatches y TIE 0wyhee
AvalNehs
The Mexican Minister at Washing
ton has sent q. dispatch to the acting
American Consul at San francisco,
saying: "Give my most emphatic de-
NAL to all rumors concerning the an
|nexation treaty"
Annexation rumors may now be
looked for until the coming Presiden.
tial campaign is we'll nigh it's end.
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Summons.
Territory OF Idaho, County Of Boise.
Garrett Hayes Co. Va John Muirhead.
In Justices Court. before James Egsn, J. 2.
no JOHN MUIRHEAD: Whereas. complaint :
has been made before me, Justice Of the Peac-.'
in ana for Boise county by IsaAc Garrett, ono Of the
partners in the ahovenamed nr,D, thst you arc H..
debted to them in the Of .nety and ten ont
hundrelths dollars ($9llo, on contfsct Tor the a
rect p.yment Of mon Y; and thst raid contract wa'
for money leaned and meat furnished yon q yonr
special instance and request and foryoar behoof ~
shown by bill on ile in my ONCE.
Therefore, IN the name efthe people ct the United
Statos in the Territory Of Idaho you are hereby SUM
moned to be and appear before ma. at my Once ~ {
Placervls, in said county. Oh Nth day ~ Nosembss.
A. D. 1876 u two O'Clock p. Moi seid day. 20 Az.
swer said complaint orjudgmene be taken aRa!ns
you for the sum ofninety four aud
dollars and costs Of suit. IS
Given under my hand dated It 'placervile. tn ttr.
county Of Boise. on the 9uth day o. s. ~ ~
1878. yAAEo NsANs
Nov. 3, 1875. st Jnstlce ct she keacf
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sHoyEuxc snow from house-tops
. uninrs and sheds is now in order.

THE Board Of G Commissioners Of Boise
county will meet in regular session on
the first Monday in Janury, 1876.
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A COMMITTEE of the San Francisco SUI
pervisors report that there are now
existing within the three blocks OF the
city hall eight opiun'-smoking cstab-
lishments, kept by Chinese, for the ex-
elusive use of white men and women;
that these places are patronized not
only by the vicious and depraved, but
are nightly resortcd to by young men
and women Of respectable parentage,
and by young men engaged IN re-
spectacle business avocations in the
city: that the habitues Of these infa.
nous resorts inhale the fumes from the
opium pipes until a state.of stupcfac'
tioh is produced; that unless this dan.
gcrous species If dissipation can DC
stopped in its inception, there is great
danger that it will l,ecolnc one of the
prevalent vices Of the city. An orii
names has been introduced fixing sc
we're fines ind Imprisonment as the
penalty for keeping Or visiting e.
lopiu;r den.
, 1875-11-06
District Conrf summons.

TERRITORY Of rrASLINCTOT, SS
Caua'ycf Wala R1'iG,
IN lr D.sri1. Cur, of fir Fyt judicial Di'fyict ef
Hea.saysa4l TsSrs1ory-
Fl.e.u ISalI, Pk.ati5, v. THo1as Brown, De-
ieLtAnt-
,rTTr United STATES OF AMERICA - To
l THOMAS BROWN, H-f-Hiant You are hereby
-asIral 10 arrlar n acton brought against yen
bv ELlat. IsGIE Plaintiff, N the District COuTt Of
me FIr-r u5cIal District " Washington IerrtorT,
b0IGir trIs AZ the eity oi Valla Walla, IN and for
the oouu-les Of Walbt Talla and Whitman, 10 an
s,ger The -ap,an- q Plaintiff fled in WslEa Walla
county within twenty days after the seTTloe OF this
summons. exclusive Of IIs day 4 seTVlce- II nOt
-e-v- stli county, but IN saIi District IN thirty
days otle-i-e within sixty dsys, Or he sad Plain
IF MI take Judgment against you IL default, ae-
cor ling - the prayer Of the complaint
Ihe sail acton i brnIght 20 recover Tie rum OF
Two HGuITel AMI IEIty-fOur Dollars and SiKtT-
seven ceuts gold coin. m0Uey PAID bI PlaIntin To
Def Il !4u. 80 On Joint and several lrOrniaSory
notes maze by PLAINTIFF, with Defendant as surety ior
DefenIgut Decrm0-r I, 1874, Tor Two HuI1reo DOL
Igrx .Clf r0in AMI interest % the rate OF two Per
cent uer month fiOtn date unth payment, payable
>. y. s- L Bgve- with legal interest hon August
"a I.-5 when such payment Wis made. ana a.o, %
forscl0.e chattsl mortgage, gwen by Deien1Ant 70
Plaintiff % indemnify nm against los, On Hoconnt
,f utIus said note, AMI 70 secure repay meat ol
MONEYS pad BY Plaintiff thereon, upon one dArk 1sJ
stallion ssval wears old bearing Plaintiff brand ON
1T shoulder, and beng Of TITnoleOn and aorssn
tl.k-arI uq0u hc-d-0f COWS, known as me H4an .
Davidson Cows" Anl you are hereby Iotlnes3 .hse
- ,r4, apra- aud answer the sajd complaint ~
above rt-guiret the prayers OF the Paln-IH WILL %
Si--'-'''- Wines The Hon 5. c. wIsG.HD, Jgdses
n he p1y.r.-. Court q the First 1uGEAL II
Is Distriet OF Washington Te1ritdEy an ~
S-ai Of said Court Atiixet, this -''u '@' -
August A 4 Il, REEVES Ei.4; AYERS, Clerk.
THOS. L. BRENTs, sSss
Attorney icr PIaIntla'
, 1875-11-06

TURKEY AND IEERzEGoyINA.-The
difficulty experienced by Turkey in
sappresSng the Herzegovina insur-
rection, and the futi!ity of her efforts
to organize reformers III the disatfected
provinces, SeeIn to Indicate that the
rropp,ng up plan cannot be followed
much longer, ana that if the Eastern
question is not settled from outside it
viii speedily settle siseif from the in
side. In & way that may involve all
Europe in precisely the dangers this
tedious process Of balancing was in
tended to avert. As regards the pres
ent insurrection, it viii be put down,
though even when all aid is withheld
from the insurgents, Turkey IS 50 weak
as to be scarcely able 10 perform her
own police duty Her position just
now is mach the same as that OF the
United Siares would be if the Nor
mons rebelied ana all the rest Of the
country failed to subiue them. The
fact Of course, IS, that she is rotten TO
the core, and that almost anybody
can defy her with imPunity- Being,
however, compelled to give her protec
tors some excuse for holding Seryia
back, the Porte has solemnly instruc
ted its officers that there must be re-
form in Herzegovina and Bosnia, and
50 the magistrates and governors are
told to stop stealing and taking bribes,
and to do justice hencefor'h- These
orders will have as much effect as
similar demands made upon Tammany
when the Boss" was fourishIug
would have had. The plundering
and tyranny will proceed as before,
and the old state Of things will be re-
n~oduced. until endurance once more
ceases to be possible, and then perhaps
The end will be at hand for the whole
miserable situation
, 1875-11-06

TREES IN CInEs.-The Record
Union " commenting upon the Nlr-
ginia City fire, declares its belief that
belts of trees form the surest prOtec-
ton to a great city against fire, say
ing that " in Sacramento where ample
opportunity has been afforded for tes-
ting their efficiency in this regard, We
are satisfied that disastrous coDflagra-
tions have frequently been aVerted al
most solely through their agency.
They serve in the first place TO pre-
vent the passage of burning debris
through the air. Where there are no
trees embcrs are always blown from
house to house and from block TO
block, and these in high winds propa.
gate the fire. Where trees abound,
however, the embers are caught in
their upper branches, and fall harm
Iessly. Trees further act (n Summer)
as very effective screens between
houses and blocks, moderating the
heat of fires, and offering barrier
which, when they are in foliage, Is sell
dom passed by the flames"
, 1875-11-06

THE London Times is authority for
the statement that Manchester finn
has begun importing calicos from the
United States, as of better quality
and cheaper than their own manu-
facture. Information of like nature
was also had, a year ago, with regard
to some classes of manufactured iron.
If matters keep on This way, and our
grain trade continues as at present,
the day is not far distant when the
balance of trade will he with US.
, 1875-11-06

The Work OF REFoRM.-GOvernor
Tilden has put his hand to the plough =,
and will follow the furrow to the end.
He does not rest with exposing and
bringing the canal ring TO justice, but
he has struck out for the reform of
abnses in other branches Of the public
service. He has just caused a circu-
lar TO be issued and directed 20 dis
trict attorneys, reminding them to en-
force the laws relating to the improper
use of money at elections. lie gives
warning that lack of diligence in pro-
scouting persons amenable to these
laws will be regarded as sufficient
cause of removal from office. The
Governor, at least, seems determined
that they shall not be dead letter
statutes.
, 1875-11-06

TERRrToRIaL OFFICERS. - Governor
Ferry, acting under the new Con-
gressional law, sent in to the Council
nominations for Territorial officers, as
follows: Frank Tarbell, auditor f.
NJ. Sargent, treasurer ]. II, Munson,
librarian, and Jonh Il. Thompson,
school superintendent. The Council
refused to confirm any one of these
nominations. Subsequently the Gov
ernor sent in other nominations as
follows; EIwood Evans, auditor ;
Frank Tarbell, treasurer; ID. Il. Big
Glow, school superintendent, and Fred.
II. Holmes, libTarian.-COeUier.
, 1875-11-06
LETTER LIST.

List Of advertised letters reIn9nn- , ~ -.
Otfic. FOR the week ending NJ en-
AIonzo Bartlett, i ,9Ls' ia Moore,
Mrs Zen Baxter, "a VI n --t,-1 IS[1.sT-s
Mrs VI. Z. Baxter, r.. i. y 60,
", - - II. - : ". shaw,
Alfred WInsloe-
D., rlfr f,r the above letters Wi! plesss "a!
d" Advertised" - =
, 1875-11-06
Lost =

,ocT, BLACK PASS BOOK, containing a
l. yTber formula IneraOTanl AM izi-ses N favor of
~ ,vTF RI-YR over rarO1s railroads and stesIner
- M snl-r VIII - suitably rewarded uTon
Trturrin, Il 20 the STIsZ HgUsE- I.-u
, 1875-11-06

GL'flaF- GUS u
REFF. PORK
NI-TTBN- VEAL,
HAMS. BACON,
LARD, SAJSAGES-
EF ECx Il P-SDEE, an experienced butcher wal
L.. IN q tr-e Of tie market and hrs welLkno~n
r-r-g.atiau Is sufficient guarantee that customers
VIII b. faithfully attended to
RrtrH-rlr- rav ozgu stnck, and killing none but
oarr-fat Tuk, Ic1nf5eEtIy invite the patronage Of
.l...rT.- iS-tf
, 1875-11-06

\ vary coaslla.;.bia portion OF the joHh.a; trade
t,om the interior towns has already been attracted
to Walll WaI.a AMI D.. Day is prriecting arrange
meuts whereby j; VIII b. male the interest OF al the
Interior jo5biny traders 10 come here He now mainly
buys all hrs Patent medicines, chemical PREPARATIONS
drugs ete from Eastern manufIctorIeS, and import
in direct. these goods are lail down here for less
than the difference between gold AMI currency
That is to say the difference between gold and cur
rcncy pays the freight and charges TO "alia Waila,
AMI makes the purchasing capacity Of the gold dol
lar here fully equal TO the PAPER dollar in New York
In thus arranging his business DR.. Day Is in ad-
vance of the wholesale drug hous IN PoTtilnd, and
oilers to interior traders the advantage of lower Pr
,,stnl the saving oE some two hunlrel miles travel
With this advantage IN his favor Dg. Day expects TO
.7,+f. I'm. TrItn norton of the iotGIny trade at
tins rout and i the IN the drU; trade are wise
they Will come h.re make Their purchases. Thus
much Of a Wul!a WGlll establishment that from
small beginu!n-s las become feature Of the town
, 1875-11-06

TIE VALLEY RAILROAD -Dae day TINS
wcy; the editor Of the SrArEsai2N pass-d
over lhe railroad with q. view TO informing
hira-rIf a4 10 lis efficiency and general man
ner Of construction We had heard SO much
iault found with tho road, ard it, con~'rua-
ton criticised 80 severely, that we had ex-
racied TO find something very Ike an abor-
tion. II had neen our experience at different
times TO travel m5ssy thousands OF miles by
railroads. and hence, although not claiming
20 be an expert, we have q tolerab,y correct
idea Of railroads and their proper construction.
Promising this much, We have TO say that
the valley road, il all that relates to the road
bed and lis general constitution, Is excellent,
ana far in advance OF our expectations. The
rails are someU hat lighr, but sufficiently
heavy for the present business of tho road.
The track is firm, and the cars run smooth
and comparatively free from jolts- Near the
Touchet we have several long stretches Of
tra-tle work that look dangerous, but on
pas,inc over them we foand that they were
firm, and yielded very slightly TO the motion
Of the cars. Iu making the downward trip,
the time occupied was just hours and 90
minu,es. The run from Walla Walla TO Mil
Creek was made in % minutes, which was
about the average rate of speed. In return
inp the time made was BIB. Il is 10 be
boyne in mind that the locomotives now IN
uss were made exclusively for freighunS
pnrposes, and as a matter Of course are DEN
.ient in speed. With a passenger locomotive
-sneh as soon will be provided-tho trip can
readily be made in an hour and hail. and
/ this most likely will be the schedule time.
/ The wafer tanks on the road, four IN num-
b4r. require some changes that viii enable
the locomotive to take water III half the time
row rsCuired. So far as the road-bed ana
rails are concerned, We deem them amply
sufficient for all present purposes, and the road
. IN itself to all intents and purposes may ialtiy
h. ,,r,,ourcsd frst-ciass. The deficiency, as
bintfd above, Is in rolling stock, and TINS
want We are assured will be supplied AT an
early date. \ locomotive for passenger trans
mps, be secured. and at least two additional
Messenger cars should at once be placed upon
the road. The car now used for passengers
is temporary affair, very little If any better
than the ordinary box car, and shonid be iaia
aside as soon as possible. The road as no"
constructed, when provided with suitable
rolling stock, will be equal to all the business
wants of the country, and if required can
take down five hundred tons OF grain day
The Question of transportation so Tar as reacii'
ir,r The river Is concerned, may De re-
-,,Tdsd as settled. Our farmers can no" -
forward and put in their crops with me iii IuI,
assurance that when harvested they VIII
have every facility for shipping their gram
In tbis connection the projections ana DuiiI'
e~s If the road deserve credit Tor fheiF en-,
t,T tsTrri.s. and in the end we doubt not they
vii resp liberal returns from their invest
maDt.
, 1875-11-06
Year 1875.

iINC- TOT IIIN7 "
THE WALL.A wALI-A COUNTY IAA b',5Fl ~ IN
-. a'.--r-e- 70 WHOM taXes can l. pail UNTIL
~ =; day OF January next After that a-t. IN
-, vii become delinquent and with 10 Ier
oei i,Ls = = 49, 2 z. REFS,
ooi4eO'-ON County Treasurer.
VII, TaIIa, July l.. IS--. s2td
, 1875-11-06
N9RTFs PACIFIC
MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF PORTLAND, O2EGON.
Incorporated ASA.
Capital, 500, ,00G. God Coin Basis.
EyeTa-.1Gs 7ss:eG Justice

F. WAssrnM.H, W s. LApD,
President. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
p. W.ssVRNsS, w. II. FFFINGER,
W \ l.ADD, WM. WADHANs,
l.. WHrTE, l.. ATKINSON,
Z. QUACKESmSH, VI. 7. MORSE
ID. ". WAKEFIELD.
THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EXTENDED
l. the Association by our PEOPLE OF the Northwest,
has placed its business upon permanent and sub
sanciIl basis It's members now number more than
sItii tent to allow the Law Of Mortality ample Sc0ls1
flr operation. The system Of the Company has
proved the most e,OEomical and popular pre-
S.ntei 10 the public; offering Life Indemnity at
LESS THAN ONE-FOURTH the cost OF Eastern
companies while its mutual contribution plan al
lows all surplus premiums 10 be retained by each in
diyliual member, uatii required by actual death
To- thus absorbing no large fund from any locality
The lover rate Of mortality AMI higher rate OF IN
terest Of the Northwest and careful system OF Life
Underwriting ani rigii economy of management,
enables this AssOatiOn To offer Indemnity for Life
AT a cost lower than any company organized else
where.
l.S Full information given upon application 70
E. L. SHANNON, SHpt- Agts-,
42-n At Slime House, WalIt Msiia.
, 1875-11-06

yrz-r,f,S SE,rESARV.-See advertisement IN an an
ctaa- o0lU-la.
, 1875-11-06

.>S-- Sew York, Penn Sy lyania
Se TegoItel 70 have gone reTub-
, 1875-11-06

AMI in fact every thing connected with working IN
iron.
sewing Machines repaired and Plt IN grlsr-- -
made to order Jewelry repaired. &c. Prices reson-
- - g JOHN 4. CAMPBELL.
, 1875-11-06

...--.-- ,9m~ ia last night, bring
.......>rress robbers under eNamI-
......... .l i-sau .0.am.rted ii default.
..-.... the glar-r at the next term
, 1875-11-06
North : Western Stage Co.
tE9, - EeEiE NeeES5
Reduction In Fare TO the East.
LocAE RATES OF FARE:

Through tickets 10 O,I,sF,, CrUCsGO, K'ss,s CITY,
S,rsr Il,I-Is. PH1L,uyLPII,, NV NlEE, E'sTuN,
WAsH1SGr-x, AMI al points r'a BoiSE CRY and
KrIToS, the direct Overland Route E--st, We ~"
ofFr a. greatly reduced rates over the line al the
Sortl-We,tern Stage Company
Sc7v c4ztrrs rCOi stock skilled G-iTr-s. an Tcil-
ALL .,s~f-rnai. & service t::s-s sprI. :e1-
turss OF the Company
OTFICE At III
S.y,o JsoteJ. .-...-H Wall. WaI9a, WI.
W. Il. MORRIS, :. VI GGRsAN,
General Superinten lent. Aren't;
Boise CITY / T g-N
, 1875-11-06

- .a.~s EoHBERs,-The two men
" .>-an on suspicion Of being the
committed the la'e robbery on
--. t mad axe now in Peudleton
s1-wnaLon. The circumstan-
-- is very strong against them,
'-iins, the large man named
as. -.'.y ir5m vancouver. where his
--.. -.'.-e- Maxcn is the one who
III. " pair Of boots at Weston, and
b. --s' under the bridge, where they
.a.. md carssponded in every respect
'.1a1 On the ground where the
-' nmi,tel. OF the other person,
~ ns l.i not learn, they are not so
... --. The fact Of their being together
,.5 ,'.a,r him, and his name is also
-.-. IN .souee'ion with a former robbery
-.- ina n road, near the scene Of the
and although as stated above, e,
'-''ve proof against them, still
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