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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18

county, it is ordered by the Board
that such offer be and is hereby ac-
cepted. and contract be and is here
by entered into by and between Boise
county AMI the said I. S Harris to
the effect aforesaid, upon said I. 5.
Harris executing to said county and
fling good and sufficient bond in
the sum Of three hundred dollars with
two sufficient sureties with the Coun-
ty Auditor, conditions as aforesaid,
and upon the filing of said bond the
Auditor is hereby ordered to issue his
warrant on the Hospital fund of Boise
county in favor of said 7. S. Harris
in the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars.
Ordered that Ed Fulmer procure
fire-wood for the Auditors office.
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
iourn until Thursday, November IA,
1873.
ED. FULMER, Cl'm'n.
DANIEL JONES,
JAMES MoRIARTY, Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18

THERE are nearly ten millions OF
people in Afgbanistan and its terrific
ry, amounts to some 100000 square
miles. England has been trying for
a half century to get foothoId in
that country. 1t lies to the north
west Of India and a considerable por,
ton Of the country is wholly under
the Russian influence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18

\ HOMESTEAD is exempt from execn
ton for debt, provided the owner lc
the head Of a family, and has fled an
article setting forth such fact with
the recorder Of deeds prior to such ex-
ecution being issued, and provided the
total value OF such homestead does
not exceed the sum Of $1,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18
A PARTY WITHOUT PRINCIPLES.

We publish an article in this issue
that appeared in tie editorial columns
of the New York Sun on the morning
after the State elections. It's title Is
"Beaten and Disgraced." That able
journal says that the Democratic par
ty abandoned all principles and en-
deavored to carry the elections by en-
dorsing everything that was likely to
secure for it any votes. But the PEG
pie, becoming acquainted with the
means used by the party, promptly
defeated it at the polls. 1t expected
to secure the greenback wing by not
defining itself clearly on the money
question. 1t will be but short time
before all parties viii have to &C.
knowledge the supremacy Of hard
money, when sweeping victory will
be gained over the Democrats by the
Republicans. As the former viii have
to charge their plans again, party loss
will be the inevitable result. The
time having arrived when the Demo
Gratis had strong reasons TO hope for
success in the near future, they made
a desnerate effort TO hasten the time
By departing from their soundest prin-
ciples. The incautious methods used
almost insures defeat in 1880 Il has
not only used improper means in the
States in which the recent elections
were held, but tar )ughout the whole
Union. The Democratic party Of this
Territory is pursuing the same course.
On matters that receive the endorse
ment or disapprovalof the whole people
it is very emphatic, but cyadcs issues
on which The people are divided. Tn
Republican Territorial Convention de-
clared itself IN favor OF hard money,
while the Democratic Convention did
not even express an opinion on the.
financial issues of the day. This be-
ing a gold and silver producing Terri
tory, the money issue should receive
attention from our people. As long as
silver remains a legal tender capital
will seek investment in our mines;
but should the silver bill be repealed
and that metal decrease in value eight
or ten per cent. activity in silver MIL
ing would die out, which would scrl
ouSly affect the whole Pacific coast
We should put our trust in the candi |
date who defines his position plainly |
on this, the most important question
that affects us. Men who have any
interest in mining affairs, mechanics,
business men and laborers should not
fail to vote for Jonas W Brown At
the coming election.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18
The Boise City Races.

The race, best three in five, on last
Wednesday, was won Ivy Vic Trcvits,
having distanccd al the other horses.
The second race, half mile dash, was
on by Sleepy Dave; time, ;jO3.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the posioflice at Idaho City.
Boise Co, |. T., on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter office.
J. Nj. Cottrell, Owen Donnoly, Frank
Harvey, j. W. McCully, Jacob Stroup, C..
Weber.
Persons calling for any OF the above LEI.
tiers will say advertised - and give date OF
list
S. C. SILSBY, p. NJ.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS.
TERRToRY OF IDAHO, .
County Of Boise
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 9, 1878.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, 1878.
Board met at | P. NJ Present
Ed. Fulmer, Chairman, Daniel Jones
and Jas. Moriarty, Clerk.
Report of Probate Judge received
and accepted.
The Auditor and Treasurer's re-
ports were examined and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
1.r-r,1, MN, 1-x,nr,N-SI N 1nIrNrn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-18

\ CUBIC foot Of standard gold c
worth $202,500. 4 cubic foot of star
dard silver is worth $l0,S9l.
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CONVIUTS IN COAL MINES.


Hunts viiic n,l..i,., April -. I>'S.l
We will say III advance, that we
will support no man for the Legislature
from Randolph county, who Is not only
avowcdlv. but outspokcn. in favor OF i
law To keep conviCtS ont OF the coal
mines in the state. The material pros
pcritv nl Randolph county to-day Is
largely affected by permitting ielons TO
come IN contact with honest labOrers,
and it would be better Tor Us to pay tax
TO keep these convietS IN idlenesS, than
tn see them in a position to cut down the
price OF honest working men to ilSure
that they cannot support their iam'ies III
lrcency In Huntsville and Rcuick the
effect ot the convict labor IN the coal
mines on the south side of the river,
shows the most. The mine operators
think coal should be dug as chcapiy by
honest labor as bY convict labor. hence
| thcy demand of these mines to furnish
coal at the same price the mines IN john
son county. which are operated by con-
vrct,. furnish IL The result OF this
demand is total stoppage ol work IN
this county. The mine operators offer" :"
cents per bu>hel tor digging but even
ut this price cannot guarantee men
! steady employment. but could prooahIy
Give them work haltthc time. say days
! out OF the week. Now let Us see what 4
miner could do at this: FIFTY bushels
of coa per lay is IN average days work
IN any mine IN this county. Three
DAYS would enable the miner TO get
ont 10 bushels of coal, This al j
cents per bu>hel would amount to
81 50; from this deduct say - cents
for oil. powder. fuse, dc, which would
leave the miner only $50 per week
to feed and clothe family. 1t can
be doue. But we will suppose that
work could be secured iour days out
o. the week. This would increase the
sum $50 This still leaves the wages
of the miner below living point. 1t the
coal fields of Randolph county are to be
made to benefit the general public they
must be operated on y just basis to both
mine owner and miner, and il 4 living
price cannot be paid tor digging coal
our mines had better be permanently
shut down. We want TO know the posi-
ton of any candidate for the Legislature
on this point, before we are ready 70
STuuOrt him.
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iiul, but never had She appeare'!

tiiul, but never had She appeare! 80
charminglv radiant rs then; perhaps IT
was because he was about 10 lose S.ght
OF her forever, or because he was irving
So hard 10 shut her out from his heart.
let it mattercd not. for She was beauti-
tul, and he wei knew what hard trial
was before him. He had determined,
before he came there, not To dI>honor,
by word or action. the name he
bore, and he would be true to his deter
minatlon. The count. AFTER the Usual
| greeting. asked about Sir Henry, and
| when she informed him that he was Ii,
better, he expressed his regret so sin
cerely that i tremor OF ieara ragitatcd tht
soul of the guilty woman; q iear that
after all, she might be disappointed |!
the counts regard for her The conn
did not stay long, and " .len he rose t
go, he told her that he was about 10 Iui
London for an indefinite PERIOD; h. 1t!
not tell her that he was probably qult
ting it forever.
Florence, for a few moments, SCENE
perfectly astounded ut this intelligence
: for she was thinking "i anything int II
3 leaving No. no; she could not let hi
q 90. Let him leave her when she thon.
SO soon 10 have him all her own.
J.; ROSE.
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cusiom-house in New York. after treat

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ou',?'ii-iio'SG ,;'tyd l Ne" 1oFk, alter great
~, tJ,o ,,',. was yeta s'',-tt"
~ t,,.;,'. 49, '' mn " t''e ans consul
'''' ',.','5 III; eN '''"i't 'llh'.GFrI os Inc
~ 'S','','I - N'tP Oh O"In -!"r> O. inc
'.H IN iIS,' ,,Iis H., i''i,io' ~. Summons
~. .|.,.,,l,' I>'..'l ~ I"Ht"E WING
Nm ,'' l." i%'.' t!'' sur
,,,,' - ID, -. A. ''l'r MS open
t.r"r.,i. ,,','n ~ 'tC tI3Itril' "I9et' me
h"L" hco, aU"I' Vi 'ac I MOI! 1cIic i'.roaa
IT,, -, ~. 'Pi"'lhtc" 9"Eci"i"c'' 9.S,
,,i,,.,, '' t'''' li''''A' l"' p''N'I
-, 81 - -, cue pt'''y 90 '"'t9" genera.
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CATARR l
IS IT CuRABlE2

yTyHOsE who have suffered from the various and
Il complic sred forms Of disease assumed by Ca
sarrh and have tried many Physeians and rs%e ,S..
dies without relief cure, aw alt the answer 70 thu
QUESTION with considerable anxiety. And we'll they
may for disease that can be me entioned Is 50 pni
ytr-sily prevalent and SO destructive TO nesnh -
Catarrh bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs. and serious
sud frequently fatal affections OF tho innSs l99S
Catsrrh. Other sympathetic affections such y
deafness, impaired cycsiSht and loss OF ssnss ..
smell NAV be referred minor but evertheteea
serious results OF neglected. Catarrh. bad enough
Ia themselves. but IS nothing compared wltn tha
dangerous affections OF the throat and lungs uksY
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BY CELIA THAATER.

Def hands called Chopin's music from the keys.
silent She sat her slender figure prlsr
and fine and full OF lofty ease;
She heard her Poland's most consumnar voice
From power TO Iathos fnlter, sink and change:
The music of her land. the wond rou- high,
Utmost expression of Its genius strange
Ipcarnate sadness breathed IN melody,
silent and thrilled she sat, her lovely face
Flushing and paling like Il delicate rose
shaken bv summer winds from lis repose
softly this way and that with tender grace,
Now touched by sun now into shadow turned -
Wml. bright with kindred fire her deep eye;
burned, >cribner Tor May
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m .REEN. c. Il.
= o. noO' Missouri New \ ok.
HOOD. GREEN & VAN BlARKlN

nEaL ESTATE AnEN1S. Jefferson 'ity
II No, do Il general kt Al Estate business.
u.rtles de.lrvus vi selling Teai estate We p,e
-ny. TO cali tueIr attention 10 the Iact tuat oe
our hrIn i. always hi tine east induclhs oaPt. P
,v irvest western Zeal estate. ~ ~ t....f,,
slop, llgat. NJ sale, no cHaIke- "7 "e .''1,
Tor sale line larnl, Missouri, III various I"uu
rt., We sell at great bargains AMI OF 'oHs
iiIne, part cash, balance pei esh.. H 81 .ts,
Exchange public lands anu improved reai e7'a.'
n Iexas Tor improved farms In htssour'' Di
tirst class real estate pay part in CASH eH,o,n M
80 ,mr, whlle land IL yet cheap. Guides an'
r1,uus sent Tree To ALL Address US al o~eneiso ~
III! ,..es..r,us octl3i
''"D'' ,i,tID ,,REEN / VAN BLARklN.
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Everything conducive to the nel'er
condition OF the baby Is sure l" a,tr;nt
attention: and hence it is that Dr. bn'l
BABY Syrup is becoming more ana more
appreciated, us its wonderful influence
in subduing the diseases OF babyhooo be-
comes recognized. Price, % cents.
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ALFRED j. HALL.

r ATE yIRCUiT AND PROoECU1iN1
.c,r,f IN Ixiuyelte county, anu IN al! tiie Stat'
AMI rueruI Courts. Criminal Ia" anu eoiie|
r,uus = specially Reicrs uS lefthisS1ou' D.,
t,h.irman state D.mocr.,Iic Executive CoIhl,,.- Cs
ter; GOV j W stevenson, L. senator ro ~
KENTUCKY; b. r. Ireland. CouhtS ',a..r n
W N D. ' janl6-ly
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THE RANK AND fIIf.'

Oh, blow for the Hero trumpet,
Let him lift up his head IN the morn.
A glory of glories in battle.
Ii IL well for the world he was born.
ct him jov In the sounds OF the trumpet,
And sun in In. worlds proud smile:
But what had b-com" Of the Hero,
Except Tor the frank and hie 2''
Oh, grand is the earth in her progress.
In her genius and art and nialrs
The glory OF gluries Is progress,
Ler the great fnd joy IN their cares
Let the kings and the artists AMI statesmen
Look round them and proudly smii-;
But what would become of tho nation,
Except for the rank and file
And when the brIei days of the planet
Are all ended AMI numbered and told,
And the Lord shall appear IN his glory,
And shall summon the young ami the oiu,
For the Hero shall sound forth no trhnpet.
For the great no welcoming smile;
Before the good Lord III hts glory.
We are all ''th- rank ami He.
Helen Hunt.
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ENEY Q. WALLACk.-
WALLACE f. CHILES.

TIuRNEYS AND CoUSSELLoks a, a,
n Law, Lexington, Mo oince, iponu ,n,,,t,.s;, a",
IN, :ourt house VIII practice III the 'YuT.s -
L.r.vette and surrounding counties, anu Ai'o u
N. supreme court OF tie state oi hlssou't, " -
ru. i : circuit ,nu District courts iot LII
Western District OF Missouri
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! LOVE THEE.

When thou art by,
know not why,
| love thee but love thee not so deeply;
But when thou IT gone,
And I'm alone.
I marvel that held thee then SO chcaply.
Thy smile and talk,
Thy glance. thy walk,
In vain regret picture and remember:
As well might
Recall the light
OF June amid tn. Ga rkness OF December
All, cruel fate
That all too late
We learn the golden value OF our pleasure
That IL must go
Before we know
How passing sweet it was 10 have our treasure
Perversc are We,
Too blind TO see
That idle memories only lead to sorrow.
Enjoy to-day.
While yet you may:
Why wait uniii to-day becomes Tomorrow
Good Words.
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a TTOKSEY AT LAW. wifpraettce IN TN
A Csurts OF stay cite and adjoining counties
M .lsn attend promptly TO The coilection oi
Claims, and to Investigation OF uties !" W
estate. Onice over the Banking House OF ~
n
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TTnRSEYS Az LAW, Lexington NO
a ntSc. over No 81, Main street l,racuc'
- - IN. courts OF Lafayette amt adjacent e"ul
tIe,. IN the supreme court oi me ''aus -, m
t'I,,.,rr, tnurt OF The uIIed states froiul
.,r.ution given 10 COLLECTIONS anu aii ia "''
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A iiohShie LEXINGTON, Mo
ONO. No S;S Main street, OYER ls,is a.
store, viii practice IN the Laisyeee ana nfprrt
I'm. ami m. investigation uI land titles.
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RURDEN s. son,

A T~rORNETSS X CouNSELLuliS L la
a I.yin,ton. Mo. once back room over III
r>,nSton Savings Bank, opposite court ,'r, nous.
W III practice IN the State anu ,, -, IAN,
ffoinpt az, tIVinlss ieUII-yl.
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1.WCS 3. McHATTON,

A TrORSEI AT LAW, Le1nsson' M; M; al
"A m ~tice IN the courts OF Lafayette anu NJ
oinips counties. and IN the supreme S ,.e,,InnO
IN. STATE special attention given 10 iois1' nr,
OLnce III Du''A ~ Ie22-iy
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Ii CAN Be CURED,

TT can be cured. There Is no doubt about it. The
i Immediate relief afforded by SASFoRD,s EApis,
Gait CUHK FOR CAT RRu i5 but a slight evidence q
what may follow persistent use OF this remedy.
The hard tHcrusted III ittcr that has lodged IN the
nassI plsssyes Is removed with few applications
the liberation and Inflammation suhdued ana
sre cIeaused and purified. Constitutonal!y its &C.
ton is that OF powerful purifying sgent destroy.
ing ia It's course through the system the ocd
nisnfl The SestructiYe ngent In cAtaIrhAl dSeA4eA
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a COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen.- case is briefly As follows: hays
had Catsrrh for tsn years, each year with increAs
Ing severity For nine yeArs had not oreatheo
through nostril. ihad droppinSsi In the fhroat.
take remedy night before being able TO ne
down aud sleep, and Q constant dul pain In my
hcad Nv head was at times SO fill OF catarrhal
matter as to inure my of hearing and compel
ne TO get up several times In the night to clear
and nv throat before could sleep. Every one OF
these distressing symptoms has eisAppe1red under
the use OF not quite three bottles " SANronDg
R.pIc Al CuEE. My hearing Is fully restored. l
have no asthma attic symptoms, no cough. NO drop.
pings in tho throat, no he adache, and In every Way
Better than have been for years. could feel the
effect. OF the CCRH on my ,prrttte. on my KtcneSs
been Gnac In my case Is wholly the eject oil inc
RADIc.L CUEx. Very respectfully. ,,>-c,
IL Oct. L. u. AA w AENlh
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INTELLIGENCER.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Terms, So per Year, in Advance
PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME IAsIE.

LEAVE LEXINGTON.
Accommodation for ST. Louis and the
East .'-..--.....- ~
Express and Mail Tor ST. Louis, East. = 30 r. A
sunday tram for Brownsville. 80 A M
ARRIVE.
Express and Mail from st. Louis, East
AMI SOutn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . .SV A. a" :
Accommodation from st. Louis. East
aud south. ......--..-.-.............o u 50 r ID.
Accommodation train from browns
&. BEN RUSSELL. Agent.
ST. LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN
LEAVE LEXINGTON
Trains for Kansas City and West. u 40 A NJ
Trains for St Louis East and south. .6:l5 y
Trains for kunsas City West. Il :l5 r 81
Trains for Richmond. .....-............:4 ~ a y
- - ......-.--........ -o:io fA
ARRIVE AT LEIINGroS
Trains from St. Louis and ali points East
ana Soutb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ., ,'u a .
From Kansas City and all points West 3 80 \
st. Joe ami points North. %
8. K. INGRAM. Agent.
wxASporrR, KANSAS CITY AND NoEriIwEsTKR
RAILWAY. MARROW GAUGE.
LEAVE LENISGToN:
| Passenger for Kansas City and west. 90 A.
| Expr.ss Mail .............. > 81 p. NJ
| Frepht ......,........... = 81 A. Nj
| ARRIVE LEXINGTON:
| Express and Mail from Kansas CITY
| and th, west ..... ...... II :0S A. NJ
| Passenger .............-.. 5 "a T.. II
Freight .....-.-..-.-... Nv - ~
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AIEXAXnER.

. TTaRSEYs Al LAW Lexington, Mo W II
a practice in all the courts OF the SINH uu
cial Circuit, aud United states coui's n,;as !,
.T,'iI,y.nrer BuIlding - front room.
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Ian wALKKR,E RICHARD rihLp,
WALKER s. FIELD,
20. ;. RAIABCS.
ATHRlyN g. SHEWALTER,

a TTORSEYS. At LAW, LEAlN1ioN
~ - - q novl3ti
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THE FRANKLIN STREET

Livery and Feed Stable.
FTNHE undersigned respectfully -
i informs his irie ads that he has SNG
purchased the interest of MIR. n. SNfOW
=. Logan In the above stable and
will continue the business at the old stand
where he will be pleased to See all the firms old
customers aud many new ones. Good Saddle
Horses and stylish Teams and Buggies tor hire
II, reasonable rates. Farmers will find this
stable always ready to receive their stock. un:i
give it good fare and careful attention. share
OF public patronage Is solicited:
aprl2 tHAS. hGi.iL-
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TTORNET AT LAW Lexington missouri
n Viii practice his profession IN MI vi LII
courts OF LAFAYETTE county and the courts .
Record IN the state. Ohice over Auli ,1,,i Dan
.Sawyer's old stantO. All business pfoIhp.'
attended to. 49, =,
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ATrOR NEYS.
JOHY ;. BLACKWELL,
William YOUNG,

a ITORSEY ATLAw, Lexington. MlssOuIi
"A VIII prscticeln all the courts "l i-aiayr.. r. .
snt siin,ninx counties. Prompt attention siSei
To- ali Business. ONCE over Royie " New ui )
atore. iSo1',>
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Tndorssd bv q Prominent Druggist.

I hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL. CUEK OF me, and from time 10 Tune
male nc familiar with his case IbelIeve his state
IIIcaSrss. Oct. ii. JAS. r. DERBY.
e. Each package contains DR.. Sanfori's Improved
I.hs!.ur Tube and iull directions for Its use In all
cases Price, 81. For sale by oil Wholesale and r.:
tail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States AID CanaLas. WEEKS POTTER, General
Agents and Wnolesals Druggists. Boston, Moss.
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iHIHE MONTHS WITHOUT An r.

IN THE MONTHS WITHOUT An r.
Gavly the oyster.
Opens his she'll.
Murinuring gladly.
.'Sow all is well 80
In the bright summer
M one may care
For hroiled or for roasted.
Juicy and rare.
Now then the chicken.
Hatrheh In the Sprlng,
Sadly concealtth
HIS head with his wing;
Full we'll he kuoweih
That while oysters rest,
Brnilei little chickens
Are al their best
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DR J. b. ALEXANDER
DIR. PETER TEMPLE,
HoNIEnP ATHIS,
DENTIST .
! Dk.J. W. MENG,

IF HASSELL, ID. ID. S--Oiice over Lin
II rick = bank, Lexington, Mo Jali
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Rvu,AND l. RYLAND,

no, nm. IESoPHoN RYLASD,
SOdS - haAA~ Notary Public
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10 be continued. !
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TUT & son
arnpNESS Al LAW,

-rrr FRANKLIN \. TUT,
'aS A. D. Notary Public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-24
IN JUSTICES COrRr. CARSON TOWN.

L ship, Omsby County, State of Nevada before G. A
Withereil Justice Of Peace.
b. II. LentZ and p. A. Wagner, plaintiffs vs. David
SMALL and Rachel Z. SMALL, his wife, defendants
Notice is hereby given all persons holding or claiming
liens ON that certain piece Of land with the budn and
dwelling thereon, in Carson City Ormsby county state f
Nevada called and known being the west half Of Ist
number nine go and the west hall Of lot number ten QO
in block number eleven <il Of CuTrys Division of said
Carson City, same being and forming compact piece of
land, under the Constitution Of the State Of Nevada aud
under the provisions Of the Act of the Legislature Of said
State, entitled An Act to liens to mechanics and
Others and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto a-
proved March 1873 to be and appear before said
tees Court on the 18th DAY OF MAY A. d. 1877 at 10
clock A NJ OF said day and exhibit then ana there to
said Court the proofs OF their said liens.
d. II. LENTZ, go
?. a. WAGNER, ! I''''''i'S'
Carson City, Nevada, April p, 1877. Iawsw