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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
ALrXESAED S ERIDE-

The pretty maid of honor whom
the grand Duke Alexis married ali
unhebnowust, to tue Old folks seems
o be rs pErckv as snc is Deautiiul.
y lexis. it ni'l re 'enteti beted, WAS
seat To y az. ic.i that ne might for
get her, but while that plan cured
the gsand quke, it did't appease his
biidt, no was sent OLt of the en-
PIE b, special tain. She went to
Geneva, and recently it appears
thar Count ShouvaiOf Was sent to
s,eat with her. He proposed that
she should IenOunce her claim TO
tie hard of Alexis, change her
name. and disappear. L. return
Tor iii - service she would receive
/ 600, 600 ron Dies down, and an an
nrity of $4,000 roui'les, which
word be continued to her child in
case the Letter survived her; but
NJ. :. Alexis wohid't do it. She
loved him TOO much for that, and SO
The mat GER stands at present.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

fell and exhaustive investigation
of this Whole -sa,,er.
1t is the cl,-,.g. aud positive duty
of Grand JurciS and all peace Off
GERS of the County to mite their
efforts to put down immortality and
vice, and establish IA higher stand
ard of morality in our midst.
Judge Cunningham then charged
the Grand Jury at length upon the
various matters proper for their in
vestigation and urged them to he
as expeditions as possible SO as 70
relieve witnesses and others, with
out EE necessary delay.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

POPULATION OF NEW ORLEANS.
A table OF mortuary statistics for
1874 gives this city a population OF
20. ,O0a: total deaths for the year,
6.9S, making the death rate about
thirly-three out of each Thousand,
and therefore the most unhealthy
city in the Union, except Charles
ton, South Carolin,, where the
-death-rate is pat down at thirty
nine in /, thousand. This is CHROME
Gus, the deaths reported being for
the whole city as now enlarged, and
the population far moderated. The
census of 1879 puts it at 191 AIS
1t was even then abOnt 22O. 600,
and should have been rated the
eighth city of the Union.
Since thea the addition of Algiers
and Carroliton has increased the
number by ten thousand, and the
total will not now fall much, if any.
short of two hundred and forty
thousand, with death rate of
twenty eight in IL thousand Instead
of thirty three.
Our city suffers enough from in
terested or careless misrepresenta-
tons, and should be spared from
statistical infections. ". o. Bulletin
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

It is an extremely painful duty to
announce the death, on Tuesday
exening last, OF Mr.. N. A. jenkins,
or several years previous the
PRESENT editor and publisher of this
paper. Mr.. Jenkins was. born in
Unite county, in this State in the
Tnar 1910, and was consequently
sixty five years of age 1t the time of
his death He came to Yazoo coun-
-g about ihiiiy-tive years ago and
resided here almost continuously
s CO. lie represented YazOO coun-
g in he Legislature, was at differ
tines Treasurer, Sheriff, Probate
Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Justice of the
Peace and Assessor, and i'm all of
-lese various positions he dischar-
n his duties with entire faithful
mess aud acceptability.-Ydzoo
i Hasy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
THE HORT sLE ErooILYN scAKDA14-1Ts
Eff les.

Eight weeks have been cOnsum
Ell IN the I.lton aud Bercber trial.
The evidence OF Mrs. Moulton hav-
ing terminated the plaintiff direct.
Gen Tracy, iur the defendant, ha-
read 10 the jury a speech, which -,
place OF AN opening of his ca-e, is
rather al elaborate summing up III
it, and Il large pant of which is
actually taken mp with his, the
orators, own defense. The rnblic,
which had agreed 10 put both Tilton
and Eeecler on tiial, will have to
include Tracy also, among the in
culpateG ones: for Tracy seems to
recognize hat he. also, is on I,lal.
Mrs, Moniton,s test imony strikes
us AS remarkably fair, Conscientious
aud effective.
But while it was proper that she
should he placed on the stand, we
cannot agree with those WHO clamor
foT the production Of Mrs. Elton as
Il witness. The law excludes her,
and every sentiment of decent re-
spect for her Sex. iOihidS the idea
that she should be paia,ied on he
witness stand, To be mace Il snow OF
and to swear for or against her own
chastity.
The TiltOn Baccher suit has de-
bauched he public morals Of Brook
iyn, TO an eX,enC which IS already
recognized III The proceedings OF
the law courts. Suits for divorce
have greatly increased in numb. /;
and following liltnH'S example.
numbers of Jealous husbands ale
commencing cir. con. actions.
One new ana notable case ot con
ju@al d lficu,ty is openly spoken OF
involving two prominent politicians
and the wife of one, An epidemic
of uuc!eanacSS seems to have b-okru
ont in the city, and it would seem
to he desirable that Il oo!,lyn
should be placed for a while under
quarantine. as ii place of infections.
-NeU YO.k ,Saa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

Gov. Beoert. of Louisiana, had
an interview with the President on
the Sth INST. The conversation was
Of a colIoquiai character, Gov.
Hebert represents. the Presidents
tone as Kindly toward The entire
South and ne seems disposed to do
anything in his power to secure
BIN justice. and give them quiet.
The President wished to know
whether The .5Ou,h would abide by
reasonable arrangements and Gov
II ebert assured him there was no
doubt Of it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
yEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

so he elcctIOn io New Hamp
shf5 on Tuesday last the Republi
aaa IS ere Success UI The le,u, as
sho-- large gains for the Republican
la- election Tor State oilice,s, when
lhH )emocTats elected their Gov
0a 4r a majority of the members
sgislafurc. The canvass
1e1u lively waged by both
aJd alarger vote was pOlIed
ever before. The Republicans
their Governor aud a
IN .arsy II both branches of the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

The Legislature Of Arkansas adj.
journed on the 3rl, inst to meet
November LIST. The House
unanimously adopted a resolution
presented by Mr.. Maxwell, a cOlored
Republican, declaring that peace
aud quietude now prevail. and ex-
tend ng Il welcome to all i'm
migrants, promising SAFETY in per-
son and properly, and freedom, OF
speech.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

The Oxford aud Cambridge
crews, which are to contest the ap-
preaching iDter-University boat
race, wi take up their. quarters on
the Thames on Monday next.
Bet ing .on:t1se race is,even.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

The bill which passed the Senate
me time go, reducing the salaries
&. superintendent Of Education in
any counties of this State, has
u 'sed tse House by a vote Of 81 to
-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

We are indebted Tor much recent
Information to the news columns of
the Vicks burg Daily Monitor, a new
paper at the Heroic Ciiy. The Hon
itor IS topographic gem, and al>
ways contains the latest telegraphIc
news. In politics it is red-hOt color
line
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

Tie foriy-fifth o. s. Congress is
naw in extra session, at the C3pital
-intiew JOhusOns admission to
the Senate created quite sensa-
ion,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

The Senate passed over the Gov
errors veto, the bill authorizing
he payment Of State taxes in Audi
tors warrants.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

\ bill recently passed the Legis>
iafure taking fiom the Mayors of
Canton and WoOdville their ex-
Peace. The Govern'r vetoed..the
hill
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

When Il man and woman are
made one the quesl ion is, which
one! Sometimes there is Il long
struggle between them before the
matter is settled.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

4 joint Nscluticp was passed in
Congress on the 9TH inst to admit
Mrs. FitchS drsMcnds free of duty.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

Vice President Wilson will soon
commence an extended tour through
lie South for the purpose of per-
sonasly Inspecting its condition.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
CA ITO ". MIS- s.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1875.

a bill to punish baggage smash
ers isHpcfore the Missouri Legisla-
tnra.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

Two hundred thousand is the es-
tinated number of immigrants re-
Geired into Texas since last August.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
UNLAWFUL RETAILING.

Certain pei sons within the County
are licensed 10 retail Spurious
liquors, and if any one should sell
without license he is guilty CT IN
law ful acts and should he indicted.
And those who are licensed, III
many instances, violate the law III
various ways. They sometimes
sell to minors-tO children. Moth
thing p.lhaps can be more culpable
than 10 give or sell Intoxicating
drinks to bOys-and thus corrupt
the youth OF the land and make
drunkar,is of those upon whom are
conferred the hope and happiness OF
fathers and mothers in years to
come, and corrupt aud rain the
boys who are soon to be the reliance
of parents aud the hope OF our
county. Some OF these shops are
kept open on the Sabbath day.
The laws Of God and man forbid
this-it is II bold and unpardOnabIe
outrage upon the morals of the
community and you must not allow
the stain of winking at these things
to tarnish your skirts. l also call
your attention to any violation OF
the Sabbath by work. by hunting,
or carOus,n@, or any other way.
] also .'all your special attention
in connection with unlawful retail
ing to its companion and sister in
crime,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

Ex-Pre>ident, Davis has been
elected an honorary member of the
Memphis Chamber fCom MERGE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

Tie Mississippi Legislature, ac>
co'ding to pevOns joint resolution,
adjourned on T. ifiy the 9th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
ExTRAcr OF TIE CHABG z OF JUDGE W 3.
CUNNINGHAM TO TIE GRAND JU6G Or
NAD-sOR CGUNTY, MARCti 1SF, 1875.

Gentlem CA of tie Grand jury :.
You have been selected by the Off
ceIs upon whom that duty is i'm
poSed. to serve as Grand Juror $
for the present term; and when
Won take the cath that has been
administered to y"l, you become
uHcers ri the law and OF This Court,
a nj the various duties of that posi-
ton are now imposed upon You
1t is your duty to diligently in
quire into and true prescntment
make OF such matters and things
as shall be gwen you in charge. or
otherwise come 10 your knowledge,
ETC, The Clerk OF this Court
will hand you the papers in certain
cases from committing Magistrates:
you will consider each of these
given you in charge. Also, all
eases that may at This time be
called TO your attention you will
regard as given you i'll charge.
1t is your du Y to extend your
inquiries to sEch cases rs shall
otherwise come to your knowledge.
This language is exceedingly
broad, so that it matters not what
may be the source Oi your informa
ton, if any one of your number Is
reliably informed Of any violation OF
the penal laws OF the State wiz hin
the County, it will be your dHty to
bring it to the attention of yOur
fellows and have it examined
in full Jury as other cases. The
very object in our law requiring
that you be selected from the
various beats of the County, Is,
that the whole County may be pro
perry represented and the Grand
JURY of themselves may have II
good general knowledge of the
various crimes t''aL may have been
committed throughout the county.
You are even required by our Coeie
sec. 1888, to 9 re inforAcii0n GcG@ast
cad prosecute every person who
may be guilty of any violation of
the penal laws of this State. Iom
whole province and dury may be
said to be to make full investigation
and presentment of all offences
against the laws of the State com
mitted within this County.
Having been called here accord
ing to law TO discharge these duties,
it becomes yOu to recognize the re
spOns;bili les resting upon you and
discharge them all ''wIthout fear,
favor or Affection as your oath re-
qui.es. The law contemplate. that
you will do this, and IT you dis
obey this LAW, YOU defeat the very
object of the institution of the
Grand Jury you disappOint the cx-
pectations of the people. prove
recreant to the truS, repOsed in you,
and, by yOrr own ac.Se cast upon
yourselves the lasting and unpleaS-
ant reflection that You knew your
duty aud did it not.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

There was twelve inch snow in
Memphis on Sunday night.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13

'INHE undersigned has located a BRiCIs
L YARD in South Canton, on the RIA !:
Dad, and is now prepared to supply brior
the most reasonable terms.
,i,4,f y ". PAeNsHf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
GAMBLING.

lam sorry to knew that it IS my
duty to refer specially to this crime
because of its existence in Oui
midst. Tue crime of gam ding con
sists in playing any game o. amuse,
ment for money or Other thing OF
value. 1t matters not for What the
game is played SO that 1t is a thing OF
value. 1 am reliably informed that
i'm many rooms in this city, gamb-
ling is carried Oh continually. 1t
is a severe aud public reflection
upon all the Counts held in this
city that parties can Practise gamb-
ling and do it with impunitv i'll The.
very face of The officers of the law.
In rooms connected with drinking
saloons men cong'rgate day aud
night and spend t;ieir time in gamb-
ling and cheating the silly and un-
s,.speciing ont of what money they
may have. We might peIhaps say
that it is little pity if man is
foolish enough to go there. but
gentlemen, III majority OF cases.
it is not tue man who suffers
most hy losing his money, but it is
the helpless wife and children at
home. who are let in hanger and
want by the siiIifless Gather spend
ing his money in those dens of
iniquitv, aye, those fountains OF
immortality and wickedness the
prolific sources of corruption and
sin. The existence OF so many
of these places in your midst
provides Il fearful school for enter
taing aud training the youth of
the city. Every thoughtful parent
in this city must shrink with horror
from tie thought that this is the
feast 10 which their boys are III
vited. Who is Responsible for the
existence of these things The
citizens of this place who give com
fenance to this practice here, the
officers of this Court. Of the Mayors
Court. and OF the Justices Courts
must all share the responsibility.
What a sad comment upon the ell
cheney of these Courts. some of
which are most always in session,
that these things are unpublished
We must not remain passive and
thus allow and coIIntruancc this
wickedness. but we must discharge
our duty before Our God and coun-
try. as we know we should and not
shrink from our plain duty My
duty shall be performed. and 1T is
your duty, gentlemen, to make
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-03-13
A. Nj. ssURLEY,
SADDLES. Etc.

lower than heretofore known in this mar
kct. All transactions CASH from this
date. Sept 10 lS1ttf
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PLACERVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

J. X. Witt-Grnrral Merchandise r,az:
Weller X Smth-G.nrral M.rr..ud,. !.
Plaza.
James Lacan-.Jusicr of the Peace
Robert X Irvin-Cons;ab,..
John Myrr -F"stInns.rr Granite street
'l'rr x >mIih--Drug- K M.dlciu... III.
Fancy Goods. Grant," street
My"r 4 Smi;h-Wrls, Fargo 6 Co
a. ents. Granite street
v. J. acknowledgement and Surgeon
Granite street
} ". Observation-Disclosures Hotel. Plaza
Mrs Margaret Buckley Idaho Hotel
Granite street.
Mrs. u. Stccklcs-phrnix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett, Hayes & Co.-Empire Meat Mar.
ket. Plaza
" D"nneli x Co.-City Meat Market.
Jas: Mckay-Magn"lia Saloon. Plaza.
-. Observation-Disclosures Saloon. PLAIN
Crls. Anderson Miners Saloon. pl,z,
Charles kohney-Brew.ry and Saloon
Plaza.
n'rhl 4 Martn-Backsmlth Shop Plaza.
MaffIn Chfhcart-Sh"e Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Crrhard-Iivrrv Stable Plaza
i. kanerle-Cabnet Maker Idaho street
4. j. B"rrland-Cabinr: Maker. BROAD.
way.
John M"rrll-Tin Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barbrr Shop. Idaho
street '""""
ID. c. Holdcn-Carpcnter Sbop. Idaho
street "'
!. john f. Saundcrs-Carpenter Shop Gran.
te street |
". a. Hutchinson-Carpcntrr Shop. Gran
to street. 800"
Andrew F"lson-Carprnter Shop. PLAN.
Mike HaIley-Milk Dealer. Pine street
>. w. Dnvis"n-Agent Northwestern Stage
;"npany Oifire-Tn,rrnational Hotel.
>. Z. Shcpherd-Payrtte Express. Granite
treet
Fred. Campbell-Jewelrr and Matchmaker
!: ". Garrett. John Ellis, Philip Cloudrr
-E!rcfed School Trustees for be COMING
ear tor District No. 4, April 5th, 1s7s.
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CENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

&. ". Crafts, dealer general merchandise
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express ofice-C
W. Crafts, Agent.
Jerome Beardslry. fruit. cigars and beer
jerome B'ardsley. blacksmith shop.
Z. {. M"flcrt, hotel, brewery and saloon.
Hardin & DAILY. butcher shop.
Dempsey, livery stable.
10" Br"usau, boot and shoe maker.
Fred Heohrin. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright, hay and feed store.
P"stoffice. p. J. Moore. postmaster.
Louis Perre, restaurant.
Channell e. Church, saw mill.
j. T. Chanrell L. Co., ditch.
$. i. Gnldtrap. ditch
Hung "" Chung. Chinese store.
Sc Lung Co, Chinese store.
Clue Kee Co., Chinese store.
Clue he Co., butcher shop.
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store.
+. Harmon, doctor.
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Sheri1's Sale.
by VIRTUE OF A DECRETAI

VIM VI VI DECRETAI
Order OF sale issued ont Of the District Court
eGono Judlclal District Of Idaho Terri ory held !,
-ind for Boise county, upon a Judgment and dnoua.
rendered In said con- in favor OF j. a. BRYANT Mat
'in' and against NJ II. Kempner defendant. for N,
in OF flfteen Hundred and Eighty and :, IGf
oliars' with legal interest thereon from Octobor
1913 and costs OF snit taxed at 500 25 con,mandn
H 10 sell all the right, title, interest and suuty ~
itnemPtion which ". H. Kempner and Ionis Eek
,1', ana James Judge. merchants doing business
'''iuer the f1rm name Of Eckllart l. Judge. and nj,
.Iefsons claiming under them or any or either nf
mem mad on the 18th day of March s73 or have since
ia, DAY acquired ofn and to the following described
properly situate. lying and being in the County
-. DU,se ana Territory OF Idaho, to-wit: Being scv
IN NIL Claims ofone hundred feet front zach y,,a on
-. wes' OF. and fronting Steamboat culch. said
ns c.ains commencing ut the mouth of said
s,. euich and extending mp the gulch seven
a1nureu ieet and extending back from said Steam
hoat gulch of the width OF seven n, pdr.d ~. =. ~
up Vi the MIL Also the whole of S;eamloat cul.,
an front OF said described i'll claims n. a -
E.uunu Also sixteen hundred feet Of bar minino
,'ai"s iTonti!g on Mores Creek strate 1vco aud
belng on the south side of said Moras .r .t '
Mehclng At the mouth of Campbells rnlcb and
running down More's creek sixteen nnndrea ,an o
,.a. =, Dack IN sontherly direction OF equal
"lan OF 'front.' line to the hin. Also sixteen hnnJ
red feet in said More's creek adjoining the front a
~ said bar mining ground for dunn ground "'
Also eight hundred and fifty feet front az hi,
ahning ground on the south side Of More.s creex
y"'unded below by claims formerly owned he yoh, |
: iaresy and bounded above BY Campbell's cnleh ~
'nding back from More's creek bar claims - a.,
~ OF the hill aud adjons the bar claims last doe
''slbed herein. Also certain two story hewed loo
H.'ng situate, lying ana being at Arastra creek
ia said County, said building erected for store an;
'otel. Also the ground under and around said
hiding. Also the certain water ditch known AZ thn
'sincibsc ditch, taking water from Crooked river
10 same being about tlirtea', miles long and car
'e< said water to the Gold Hill mining district. Al
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IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

c. S. Kingsley. general merchandise, Main Stree
. G. ". Crafts, general merchandise, Main street
Thomas Barry, general merchandise, CONNIE
cial street.
; Lauer 4 Swim, general merchandise Mai
street.
{ G. Marre Tin ana hardware Main street.
II ID. b. kimmel, watches and jewelry Main street
+ j. B. Emery, general merchandise Main street.
Ed. Fulmer, general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN. hotel, Main street
/ W. Payne, carpenter, Main street.
John Runyan, painter, corner Commercial anl
Wall streets.
DR.. Shelter, physician and surgeon, Wallul.
street
Dr. II. Zipf. physician and drugstore, Main street
Rowe 4 McDeyitt mea, market Main street.
\. Strauss. commission and storage business,
Main street
John Garrecht meat market: Main street
\. Haug, brewery, Main street
G. v. Moore Co, First National Bank, Main
street
JOAN Good. Tonsorial artist Main street.
$ G. silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street.
NJ. G Luney. hotel. Luna House. corner Mont.
gomery and Commercial streets
". W. Black, livery and feed stable Main street
Wulf X Miller. soda fac,ery Wall street
Iincher \ Holland saloon. Main street
Matt Zapp, saloon, Main street
McClntock X Stewart. feed aud livery stable
Montgomery street.
Martin Meennoyich. restaurant Wall t-cc.
William Mautz. boot and shoe shop. Main street
Hay coaan. b,acksrAitLs. Main street
John Harley, blacksmith. Main street;
Henry Freidenser bakery and FIRM, store. Main
street.
poiioux. grocery and liquor store. Montgomery
rect
ehas. Nau:z. boot aud shoe shop Main street
Heman Jones, wagon maker Main street,
Josiah Cave, blacksmith. Main street
Thomas Dixon. tailor Main-troet
stuck Il. carpenters Nam stree:
Lester Furgnson. carpenters, Iaut,..ier,
treet.
nr. d. Simpson, physician and dentist. cou.uer
ial street.
John Iroslbcck. fruit and cigar store. Ma.a -.rce.
H. /. Lodge. matchmaker. Main street
heorg" Bennett nphclsteror, MONTGOMERY ..r..t
There j. saw NAL. just outside ~ town utit.l IN
: rIl. loMpkta~ West. and another tpsn miles
ON town Owned hy Win. < Dr..,oll IT, latte
O. has lumber !ard Oh Main street: the .art.-ai#
er mill. ] :lr school house ana t,ryt t.at.ts.
~! arg also tn Main street aud I'll" A.us.s..
ores There Is Methodist Church op ~ s;f,s:.
Il Catholic Church on La, Hi. oycrtaa..t. IT,.
'"h. al-a III oil Catholic Convent It t- ..tt r.5
sct.""! house These. with thu Cl4l.,-4-. stores
Pun laIu < co. Wong C,.p 4 Co Wan b.. Il Ga q
{ i."c Pow comprise what there j. !,.t I'd idaho
WIN lie exception ~ private residence u. q.
there ar. perhaps
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SO all the water rights owned claimed by the De
PENDANT, NJ. II. Kempner, in Arastrs creek, in said
Boise county, together with all and singular the ten
ements. hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or in anywise appertaining to each OF
the parcels herein described. Public notice is here.
by given that on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of June, 1875.
at II O'Clock NJ. will sell in front of the Court
House door. in Idaho City, at public auction. for
cash. the above described property in parcels to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said judgment,
costs aud accruing costs. SAM'L STEWART.
IDAHO CITY, May 81. 1875. Sheriff.
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