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by yiriue Of a special transcript execution
Issued from the office Of tho Clerk ct the
Circuit coutt Of Miller county. Missouri, ia
layor of The State Os Missouri. ut The relation
and 10 tho use ot z. S. Miller, collector Of
the feyenue OF Miller county. IN tho State OF
Missouri aud against George Hollinger, dated
the l0lh day oi June, 1872, and 70 The under
signed Sheriff delivered, will on
Thursday, September lltb, 1879,
between lhe hours Of nino O'Clock intbo fore.
noon and Ave o'clock IN tho afternoon OF that
day, at the Court house door in The towo Of
Tuseumbia Miller county. Missouri, and
while the Circuit court OF Miller county Z IN
session, expose 10 saio AZ public auction 70
tho highest bidder Tor cash IN hand, all
tho right, title, interest and estate q the said
Georfe Hollinger, OF. In and 10 the following
described real estate, situated In the county
Of Miller and State Of Missonri, to,wi,i 40
acres southeast quarter Of northwest quarter,
section lwo, township forty, range twelve,
levied upoa and TO be sold 10 satisfy said
execution and costs.
p. s. MILIgR, Sheriff.
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sHKPIRF,a sALR.

By virtue OF special transcript execution
issued from the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Circuit court OF Miller county, Missouri. in
favor Of the State Vt Missouri, At the relation
and 10 tlie Gse OF y. 8. Miller, collector oi
the revenue OF Miller conntv, IN tee State OF
Missouri, and against j. j. Whitehouse, ,da:ed
the l0;h day OF juno, 1875, aud TO the under.
signed sheriff delivered, VIII on
Thursday, September llth, 1879,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock Ia the fore
noon and five O'clock In she afternoon Of that
day, at the Court house eoor 10 the town OF
Tusounbss, Miller county, Missouri. and
while the Cucuit court OF Miller county Ia In
session, expose TO sale atpublic auction 10
the highest bidder for cash IA hand ali the
right, title, interest aud estate Of the said
}. j. Whstehouse, Of, in and TO the following
described resi- estate, situated in the county
OF Mll'or and State OF Missouri, to,wit.
l9f rs 100 acres west halt lots / aud g,
northeast quarter and lot ! and east half loI
two, northwest qnsrter sectio1 ak, township
forty, rHage twelve, levied upon aud 20 DO
sold TO satisfy said execution and costs.
r, IS. MILLER, Shoriif.
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sHrRlFR,s SALE.

By virtue Of a special transcripts execution
Issued from the office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit court OF Miller county, Missouri, in
favor efthe State OF Missouri, At the relation
snd to the use OF 2. s. Miller, collector OF the
revenue Of Miller county, in the STATE OF Ma
souri, and against Wn. G. Harrison and
II. w. Welherill, dated tho l4th day o.
June, 1873. and to tue Undersigned Sheriff
delivered, will on
IEursday, September llth, 1879,
between the hours Of niue O'Clock In the fore
noon and five o'cl,s1K in the afternoon OF that
day. ht the Court house door in The town of
Tusgumbia, Miller county, Missouri, and
whilethe Circuit Court OF Miller county ls In
session, expose TO sale at public hcaucuon TO The
highest bidder for csSh ia hand, all tho right.
title, interest and estate Of the said Wm. G..
Harrison and II. w. Wetherill, OF. In aud 10
the iollowng described real estate, situated
10 the county Of Miller end State Of MIS-
souri, to-wit:
800 acres north half section twonty-two,
township forty, range 1iieen; levied Upon
and 70 be sold 70 satisfy said execution aud
costs. p. s. MiLlEa, Sheriff.
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sHERLFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of special transcript execution,
issued from the oiEee OF the Clerk OF the
Circuit court OF MiTler county Missouri in
favor ci The State OF Missouri. at the relation
and to the use OF r S. Miller, collector
of the revenue OF Miller county, 10 tho State
OF Missouri, and against Michse Magon. dated
the 12th day OF Jane, 1870, and TO the under-
signed Sherh dsliyered, will on
~ Thursday, September lllh, 1879.
beiveah the hours OF nine o'clock III the fore
noon and ave O'Clock IN the afternoon OF that
day, az the Court house door In the town oi
Tusonmbia, Miller county, Missouri, and
while tbs Circuit court Of Miller county is 10
session, expose 80 aRlo AZ pgblic auction Co
the highest bidder for cash 10 hand, al the
right, title. lDteFest and eatate OF the said
Mlcbael Msgon. Of, ia and TO the following
ts8sssibed real estate, situated 10 the 5giIBt \
Ol Jiliar and State Of Missouri, towits 40
acres northwest quArrer northeast quarter,
+ seesaa S~enty-twO, township follgsGHe,
range lilteeuf levied upon and to be sold 20
safely said execution and costs,
sif r. 5. MILLER, Sheriff.
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lknrsday, septen ber He. ls79,
sBFRIFg,s SALE.

By virtue OF a special Transcript execution
issued from the ofiee Of The Clerk oftha
Circuit court OF Miller county, Missouri, IN
isYOr of tho state OF aiissouri, At the relation
and to the use Of p. S, Miller, collector ofthe
revenue of Miller county, IN the State OF Mis-
souri,, and against Jimes Hswsoh, dated the
18th day OF June, 1870, aud 10 tie nnder-
signed Sheriff delivered, viii on
Thursday Siptamber lith, Is7p
between the hours oil nine O'Clock ia the foFe-
noon and I've o'clock ia the afternoon OF that
day, as tho Court house door in iha town OF
Tuscambis. Miller county, MiaSonh. and
while tho Circuit court Of Aliler county is in
session, expose 10 sale at public auction to
the highest bid1er for cash in hand. all the
right, title, intefesi and estate Of sde said
james hswson, On, IN and 10 the following
described real estate, situated in tho county
Of Miller and State OF Missouri, to-wil: 10
acres southwest quarter OF southwest quarter
section twsnty-three, township forsy.one,
fange hftesB; levled npou andto be- sold to
Satisfy said execution and costs.
II IS j. $. NILLER. Sheriff.
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.a
~ virtue Oh Atpecisi Transcript egacaticn.
issted frora the Office Q. the Clerk OF the
Sircait coart OF Mnler county Missouri, in
fiaYor oE The q tate 0i Missouri, st tho relation
And 70 tho use OF 4. y. Mtilef collep.
tor of Tho revenue Of Miller county, Inthe
State OF kisaouFi, and sgaihst Liitehael
ffaines, dated the 9th dsy OF June, 1870. aud
TO tho undergigned sheriff delivered, ] viii on
~ Thutsaay, ssptembor 1Ith, 1870, q
between The hours Of nine O'Clock inthe fore
noon and llvo o'clock IN theahofnoon OF that
day, at the Court house door IN the town Of
,Tnicnahia, Millor county,. Missouri. and
wbilesth Circuit court OF Miller county Il in
Nsesson, expose to Gale az public auction to
the highest bidder Tor cash in hsnd, al the
right title, Interest and estate OF The said
Mitchaei Haines, OF, In and to tho following
,duserihed real estate, situated M tie county
OF Miller and State of Missouri, to-wit: 20
acres southeast qIaiter southwest quarter,
section swenty-oight. township fhiriy-nine,
range twelve; leyied upon and TO be sold 10
satisfy said execution and costs
i. 8. MILLxR, Sheriff.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

By virtuo Of special Transcripts execution,
issned from the ON - Of the clerk ot the Cir
ent Court of Miller county, Missouri, Ia
favor 0f4ho State Ol Missouri, nc the relation
ana TO the use OF T.. d. Miller. collector ofthe
reyenra OF Miller county, IN the State OF Mis-
souh. and against Auther Leiteh, dated Tho
1914 day Of JdHe, A. p. 1879, and TO the un-
d,rsigned sheriff delivered, viii on
Thutsdey, September 1Ith, 1879,
between the hours o. nine O'Clock In tte fore
noou and i've O'Clock Va the afternoon OF thst
day, At the Court House door In the town OF
Tuseumbla, Miller county, Mitaonri, aDd
whiio the circuit Court Of Miller county is
IN session, expose 10 sale 81 public auction TO
the highnst bidder for cash IN hand, al the
right, title, interest and estate ol the said
Auther beleh, Of, ia and. 10 tho following
described real estate, situated 10 the county
OF Miller and State Of Missouri, to-wit.
so acres south hail northeast quarter, Sec.
"a, townshipEl. range %. 253 acres west
h6if nurthwest quarter and sodtheast quarter
northwest quarter and south halt northeast
quarter aud northeast or southeast quarter
section 30. township al range 10, Levied
upon and 10 be sold 70 satisfy saids execution
and costs. 4. =. hIEyEB,
t3hrrlG
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By virtue Of a special transcript execution
Issued from tho otliea OF tho Clerk OF the
Circuit court OF Miller county, Missouri. in
favor OF the State OF Missouri st the relation
aud TO the use of L. IS. Miller, collector OF the
revenue OF Miller county. ia the State OF
Missouri, and sgainst q. q. Chauncv and
Daniel Bowen dated the i2th day of June,
1879, and TO The undersigned Sheriff delY-
ervd. will on
Thursdag, September 18th, 1879,
between the hours OF nine o'clock ia the fore.
noon and liFo o'clock IN the eheFnoOn OF that
day, at tho gqnTt house door in the town Of
Tuseambia, Miller county, Missouri eud
while the Circuit court Of Miller county is in
session, expose 10 sale az public auction 10
the highest bidder tor cash in hand, al the
Right, titla, interest and estate Of the said
q. q. Cbauncy and Daniel Bower, OF, ia aud
To the following descIlbed real estate ,situeted
ia thp countyof Miller and Ssata o. Missouri,
20 Wit Forty (4OD acres southwest quarter
southeast quarter, section 4, township 40,
range 70; 20 sctes southeast ouarter south,
east quareeF, section 4, township 40 range IL,
levied upon and to bo sold to satisfy said
lexoeution aud costs.
y. s, MILLER, Sheriff.
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Thursday, September Nh, 1879,
eIfERIFF's SALE.

Bg Yirtne Of q transcript execution, Issued
from the Office Of the CLARK OF tho Circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri, ia favor Of
tho state OF Missouri, At tho relation and t9,
the use OF JAS. NJ Brockman, collector OF th6
revenue of Miller county, Missouri, and
agaihst John Hartman, dated 20.h day OF
February, 1879, and 70 the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, will on
Thursday, September lllb, 1879,
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the fo;o'
noon and Ege O'clock 10 the afternoon Of that
day, ~ th6 court house door IN the town Of
Tuscumbia, Miller county, State of Missouri
and while the Circuit Court OF Miller county
Is in session, expose 10 sale nc public auction
10 the highest bidder for each IL hand, all the
right, tiile, interest and ettate OF the said
IOhn Hartman Of, in and 20 tho following
described real estate situated in the county
OF Miller aud State Of Missouri, 10 wit: 2lo
acres NORTHEAST quarter and east half rorlh-
west quarter section n township 40, range
II. Levied apon and 70 30 sold TO satisfy
said execution Rnd costs; or so much thereon
as viii saiisiy the back taxes on the same lnr
she years 1871, 1879. 1913. 1874. 1873, lsiVl
aud 1877. 4. $. MILLRR, SheVii'
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HHERIFFs SALE.

Ey virtue OF = special execution, sssued
from the oGlee Of Inc Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, Mlssouri, in favor Of
the State OF Missouri, al the relation and 10
the nsb OK y. B.. Miller, collector of the
royenue OF Miller eOpnty, In the State OF
Bissouri, and against w. III. o.. Lyona asd
GhaFles N New dated the 9th day OF June
A. u. 1879 aod % the undersigned Sheriff
delivered, 4 will on =. ~, 80
&Cl1 16os day, sesiehsberillh, 1870,
between tho bonrs Of nine o'clock ia tbe
,t forenoon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon or
that day, At Che Court house door iuthe town
OF Tuscutnbia, Miller county, Missour, and
willis fhe sCrcpt Uorrt ef Miller comfy is
IN sesslOn, expose 10 sale 81 public auction TO
me highest bidder for eash in hand, all the
y right little, interest aud estate pf thc said
w. II. &. lsyonss aud Charles n. kew, OH In
and 10 tue following descTlbad rotl estate,
situated IL the county ol Muller and 3ta,o Of
iMissonri, 70 wilsgS0 acres &est half oi soath
vest q3aFtcr sertion twenty-five, lowHshIp
Eorty, rAuge twelve. Levied lpop and to be
sd to sklisfy said execution and costs. q
4s PS. Muller Sheriff.
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slIEulRF,S sALE

BY viylus Of special execution. issued
from the office oi the clerk OF The Circuit
Oouri Of eliller county, Missonri. IN favor ot
the STATE OF Missouri, gs lhd relation and u
the use OF Jas. 81. Brpeklnah, collector ofibe
re- iougs Of Mliler ciunty, 10 The state Ut
Missodri. and against Cordell Eoraeei and
WhItly +. Eowlrr, dated the Ip.h day OF JAM
uary, A. ID. 1879, and 70 tho undersigned
Sherif delivered, will on
Thursday, September llih, 1879
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forc.
noon and eve O'clock In the afternoon of that
day, as the court house doog IN the town "
TpscunbiA, Miller eounty, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court OF Niler county Il
In session, expose 10 sHlo At public auction "
.bo highes. bidder Tor cash 10 hand, all lhe
right title, interest and estate Of the said
Cordell Noraeet and Wbtly r Fowler, OF, 10
and 10 the following described real estate. ~.
uated in the county OF Miller and Stale Of
Missouri, TO. wit: northeast quarter oi tho
southwest quarter section /, township ~,
range II. beyed epon sud 10 be sold V
satiaiy said execution and costs.
Il. &. aIlLLER, Sheriff
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ThuTaday, September nth, 1879,

between the hours OF nine o'clock In the fore
noon and five o'clock la the afternoon OF that
day, at the Court house door in the town OF
Tuscumba, Miller county, Missouri, and
while tho Circuit court Of Miller county Is in
session, expose TO sale at public RCeuon TO
the highest bidder for caEh 10 hand all the
right, title, interest and estste OF the said
Wilson Streeher and y. p. Lirkin, OF, in
and TO the following described real estate,
situaled in the county OF Miller and Skate OF
Missouri to-wit;
800 acres south bali section twenty-seyeR,
township forty range fifteen, levied upon
aud 70 be sold to satisfy said execution and
costs, p 5. MILLER, Sheriff.
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sHERlFe's SALE.

By virtue OF special trsnscrip. execution
issued IRON the Office OF the Clerk Uf tho
favor of the Stats OF Missouri, at the relation
and to this use of +. S. Miller, collector OF
the revenue OF Miller county, in the State OF
Missouri, and against Wilson Strecher and
ID. Z. Larkin, dated the 18th day OF June,
1879, and TO the undersigned Sheriff delivered
4 NVtlf m
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26
Judge Vineyard.

The Statesman two weeks ago al
luded to an effort being made to Gust
Judge Wingard, and charged that the
effort was an insult to the intelligent
members of tho bar. Last week re-
ply comes from j. II, Lasater ESQ. one
of thessNYalla Walla bar. in which he
says that seven of the more prominent
members of that bar had formerly pc
ti,iened the President not to reappoint
Wingard, because of his lack of legal
knowledge. But that Wingard was
reappointed before said petitionreached
the President, and claims that said at
torneys are Of the same opinion still,
and claims their right to petition for
his removal without running any risk
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26
The Great Northwest.

A copy Of the Chelsea (Mass.) Re
cord, of Nov. Is, has been received at
this Office from which the following
extract is taken:
Rev. p S. Knight, of Salem, Ore
gon, gave lecture on "rhe Great
Northwest" in the first church course
last Monday evening. No lecture in
the course thus far has better pleased
the patrons. He presented two large
maps, one of the United States, the
other of the northern hemisphere. He
gave three divisions to the United
States, the dividing lines beng the
Mississippi river and the Rocky noun
tains. The territory of this country
seemed to be thrust upon the people,
and yet there had been contest going
on here for one hundred years in sub
DUNG it, and the warriors were the
pioneers. AS an illustration of the
progress of half a century he took the
young man from Boston and described
his journey to the Pacific slope and
returning by tho Pacific railroaa. In
speaking of areas, he called New En-
gland the Yankee bedquilt, and with
it he tried to cover up some of the
middle and western states, but did not
succeed. Coming to Oregon he had TO
call to his assistance New England
with several of the. other states to COW
err up this one. OF the climate he
gave very favorable account, and the
much talked of rainy season did not
amount to as much as in many other
places, while the coolest weather was
about twenty degrees above zero. OF
the products, he gave statistics to
show that things grow Sme out there;
not only trees, but he had seen raised
from one single grain Of wheat six
ounces of grain, Las year there was
shipped many tons of wheat, and with
sixty millions of acres there is but ono
million yet cultivated. As place of
commercial value he claimed that the
Columbia river gives Oregon many
advantages. Inasmach as Oregon had
the great requisites area, production
and commercial advantage, it is capa-
bic Of drawing 10 it's shores large
tide Of humanity He spoke ia
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26

before it as advocates; many church
has been Slapped to its foundation by
the apes who have attempted to man
age it's congregations; many q social
gathering has been bereft OF its intel
ligent enjoyment by tbs apes who have
sought to lead and direct it. This
must always he the case so long as
men and women assume to be what
they arc not, and the great mass &c
quiesce in that assumption instead Of
possessing sufficient intelligence to dc
tcct the asses who clothe themselves in
the skins of lions, and sufficient moral
courage to strip off these mantles and
expose the long cars which they CON
ceal. Nine tenths of the false theo-
ries in religion and politics. which IN
the former induce lunacy, and in the
latter induce wild and perfectly i'm
practical vagaries in government might
be easily dissipatcd if the intelligence
and moral culture OF the great mass Of
the people were to be elevated to n
proper standard so as to detect and cx-
pose the pretenders.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26

vorable word for the building of the
Northern Pacific railroad, saying if
Oregon could now afford to send her
wheat around Cape Horn to Liverpool
it wculd certainly pay to build the
road. In closing he made all appeal
to the people to wake up. The great
labor question will be solved when the
people of the east 60 to that land of
promise; when progress can place one
hand on the Atlantic and another on
the Pacific. The seventy millions OF
people now starving in China will not
be slow in hearing of this land, and
unless the people Of New England go
there and plant our institutions, there
will be Chinese question in the flu
ture such as Dennis Kearney never
contemplated.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26

of Offering insult % the judge or any
member of the bar The qualifications
of Judge Wingard we know nothing of
personally. But the Paiouse GAZETTE
whose authority must have great
weight with the President in the mat
tc r, says. 1--WE are certain that they
will receive but little aid outside of
their own clique, for Judge Vineyard
is highly regarded both as a man and
judge all over the district" If the
Gazette, which knows so much about
Idaho Judges and their qualifications,
cannot settle the vexed question for
Washington, we do not know who can.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26
AnOhymOu5.
CoLFAx, w. T., Dec, 20, 1879.

CoLFAx, w. T., Dec, 20, 1879.
Mcssrs. Il. Leland & Son:
DEAR SIRs: E. N. Sweet writes the
eddytorieis fer the Palouse Gazette.
/ let you know this, so that you may
be governed in tier future accordingly.
Yours, &C., SUBSCRIBER.
Subscriber is very thoughtful about
what shall govern US in tier future
We have met Judge Sweet on two or
three occasions, and his appearance
prepossessed Kim favorably TO GU. mind
as q gentleman, and not one Of that
ilk who, standing outside of this jnris-
dictiorA would much concern himself
about who was engaged in passing res
olutions at Lewiston bar meeting.
There ia remarkable similarity in the
manuscript and photography of Sub
scriber's letter to certain papers on
file with the clerk of our district
court. The Ser" in place of "for,
and 'ther, in place of the and sew
cral other characteristics furnish q
reasonably clear identity of ou'
thoughtful Subscriber. This new disl
of soup is too highly seasoned for oul
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26
From W arrenS.
WARREys Dee. 18th 1879.

WARRESs Dec. 18th 1879.
The Warrens package of the TELLER
arrives very irrcgularly and there is
much growing about it. Whether it
is detained at Mt, Idaho or some other
point we know not. We wish you
would look into the matter. Thcsame is
reported of the TELLER ut Shearers
ferry. We have now about 3 feet of
snow on level in this place and it is
still showing. The Rescue is in full
blast at present All the Cinnamon
have left camp and gone out on to
Salmon river to Winter. There is
grub enough here for those of us who
remain in camp, flour included.
Yours,
We do not know the cause of the
irregularity of the arrival of the TEL,
LER at the points mentioned above.
The TELLER is regularly deposited in
the mail on Friday evening of each
week after publication. and properly
addressed to subscribers for Idaho
county. We trust postmasters along
the route will see to it that no COM
plant be made in the future. Shut up
as the people of Warrens are in the
Winter it must be annoying to have
the mail arrive and the local newspa-
per be wanting. We have been there
and know how it is ourself.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26

MANY ARMY OFFICERS And some
frontier smen predict a serious and
quite general Indian war the next
year The starving condition of Slit
ing Bulls forces in the British posses
sions will force them this side of the
line. for game The attitude of Utes,
the parties along our southwestern
border, and the still unsettled condi-
ton of affairs in the northwest are ci-
ted as evidences of trouble brewing of
much magnitude.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26
In Memory.

On Sunday evening at 4 o'clock
Judge Fl. O. Adams breathcd his last
He became partially paralyzed little
more than Is months since, but re-
covered so rs to be about for several
months and attend to some business.
A short time since he received another
stroke which completely rendered use
less all s,his lower extremitics After
this last stroke he was great sufferer,
though retaining his senses most of
the time, but, as sal before, death
came to his relief. He was buried
on Monday as 3 o'clock P. NJ. Many
of the old citizens following his re-
mains to the tomb. Judge Adams
has been resident of this section since
1862, and most of the time in this
county. He has filled several import,
ant places of trust, serving several
years as Justice Of the Peac,, and
as Probate Judge, and his administra-
ton of justice was ever marked by a
keen sense Of the rights between man
and man He leaves sister and sew
eral nephews and neices and host Of
acquaintance to mourn his loss,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-12-26
NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof.
LAND OFFICE At

Lewiston |. T. Dec. nth, 1879.
n Office is HEREBY GIVEN TnAT TIE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz Jan. 10th 1880, 10 A. NJ, be-
fore b. F. Morris, deputy clerk district court,
Idaho county, l. T.. Marion Smith, pre-
emption D. S. No 372 for the SyNt Sec IS
TIP 81 N r 3 4, and names the following as
his witnessed, viz: John Bingham, ana
Robert Nugcnt both of Idaho county /. T.
I'M. Howe,
99s Register.