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New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

The temperature ranged 800 4oo the
age bein. ~ lower than on the preceding day Tue
amount OF moisture In IN, air has been increased.
SLIGHTLY warmer and partly cloudy or clear weather
may be expected n thls city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
NIDNIGHI WEATHER REPOEL

WASHINGIoN, March 1, a. m.-GencrallY
clear weather u4s prevailed a. NewE1 gland the Mid d.
states and Lower LaAe region. with no change IN tom
uer:ure cast to south winds and high barometer. Gen
.rt y clear weather has prevailed in the Guf States,
Tenu ssce and ONO valley, with eastery to south
.,iy winds. falling barometer ana Cnauge IN tenn
ertturr The barometer mas fallen ana he tenipcTH
inc Las Tiscl the Upper Lake region and NOrthNe
yritn southeast 10 southwest winds, clear wcaiht
J1rln- fb. v followed by Increased ci0udiness and
nc.i ratus IL -nt rlus prevailed on the Norh Carollu
- ip Or, ,I and Northern California The barumc-
Ter i, lowest near Dumb AID highest on The Ne" ELs
iand Coast
For Nev-Fng1 aud AMI the Middle states. warm east
erI q, ,outarI4y winds. party CLOUDY weather, aud
,!oNl, falling barometer.
.ru1pr->-r ToCsi Gr-rFV VATfONC.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

Tr1nAIIl-7IIFFF
Dpdouin Tribes Of fbe Eaphrafr- 49, ia 81 AH19 Is iaf
Ff.ftI urUfasr t,If o fr Arabs tu t r
horses, bF W b. MaO All skrcncs by tle aut lpr @'p
Cn.D. - 20
History Of 'he tng-h Chnrch ,-o1 fh' aces '1 Z
IT ~ VIII 0 fHe sr- n' cons pcA' 'n t1f 't-i ~ n
crtgrv D. g. O.. P.ry. -. a suoH "i ~ co s1 Htcior
pi Naddiur O1. mn an appendix sketch ~ = ' at
ErfscOpL church ~ flt d. ID. t.Dfh
Naranlsy' = History of England. Sew ditto of Maca1.
Illffl
JAS. i.I-llsl
aIo c0t binding. Five tpIam-, 90 per SIT sold 0ly IN
-ri-
English Men Of Lrtier- Eut,d by John Morley. izmo
2 .'IN' vn'I.
Go.-mi %. ~ " liam B'a Hume ~ FRO rss0r
AuXlev. hesv. By -ymOuGz. ' -c1i By Hutfol
dward 9I'bou BY Morrison samuel .Ln-u by t. .hru
The scotch Geolo i.t b Slmuel smiles Ronert Ufck
IB4Atr, o. rsu Geo lnd FOjan'st hv ~anurl smiles
IL D.. IgtHor of lIft ~ scotch Aufts sell a. p
Thrift" Character" &c STA llustrato lIuo cloth.
q 3D.
INFER land-B0ok for invalid and Pleasure JraVei-
irrs lGc A-il Ic tut, as rruts o Hrdt. ai r-s =
s.. 81. a
L. --.LE 49, 81 -
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

See the moon" said a lady to her nephew.
% bright tr bog o.. i've, as they sat looking out iae
window the other 1ag. " Tie WDc..' SAID the It-..
man You can't see the moon IN the daytime" "Y.s.
rou can continued his aunt; % there 70 over Tie
trees" The little fellow had 10 admit that he saw b.,
7ut added. T4int iguted, any way. Dos on iran
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

Pleasant Ways in science. BY H.claIt A. Proctor.
Crown $50. ctutl extra. =" In.
Caledonia Described by scott Burus and Ramsay, with
usir4t0u- by IOaI MaCwhrtrr. Engray-i Iy Patter
son IN 1-my 80. suprrnne paper Prize. = jo.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
tNL.uINnInN NOTES

WAsH-Sar0y. Monday. March 3. 1872.
r,a suhs,ru,..rs % the per cent 'o1n since -lt-
u-fav'. report have amounted to sl-7995O.
Ca.scror Clark al Atlanta GA, reports the seizure
of FIVE Illicit dl-,l.eucs M Ratun County and two 10
r,yelte County. Large quantities II mash and beer
..... lrstro.ed. Two prisoners wrre captured.
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7. n. PETERSON & naoraEu<

y. ~ouIhNUrA. Plco. ~ cents .H lnrf or p lu cloth.
Phiipncueis marriages. a trrucn Society N'v'l By
Henry c.lF.c. I., tr5 l4 p-DI Wv % Df 80 ~ lI
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
KnREK1- BRO-

~iRnor W0naidini's Niece. -Ht ,ytr~u.fs Price -.
Life and Times OF -tcflt on % .'lu. r"d lr. ts
N1uo.eouc Ae. 50 d. t ~..y. q. a. -}y. -.o, c. go.
vain portraits Ali u.tp-, pltr 81
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
BACHs sT. MAITHEW PAssION.

on Good Friday, April II, the Handel and
y ~ Society viii give in Boston the frat complete
- H.Si'ormance Of Baeh's ST. Matthew Passion ever at
"p'ed IL America. Portions Of the great work have
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

private transactions between Hiiard and Van Worst
and 90 l. unable to tell when The 20 Urr ugurd tb'n
10 he bank Among the asset were f0iPd second
mortgages on property amounting 10 $50 co., me nc
cep- nee Of which Was contrary 'ot O. chaU'r ~ to
bans. Sir. Williams estimates the Liabilities and a-sr's
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

Tinted states Digest a table OF to cAs,s
Ito o th- United >ttos Digest tlsi zee
lies koyai Sv0. -hrcp, rb
1Ia--ar CrunnBi Law. practical m atl-e BY
lallalu ok ucaIH ~Yt, -Arcl. 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
C. GRInG- & 20
n MORTnINGTON

Robert'- Rules of Order S0tl IN al Do'k-tur.,. or 81
yi- J4t, Oh rrrript OF - cents uy Tie pub. she's.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Address TEE lRIBl y y. NSs ) 0rk
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

Ter Naic-ty'~ -hp Pinsrolr - L h., .f2 -'c. ttl
ssnfc. vu,.I selections bpuat. @JI.i 'd-"1' "Jt
wait 5jc., 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

I.TII'IGF y VI
4 sOuther1 " Unirn'- -IOrs. Iy i.~Y- 4'f's Pllber
VI -u.tIl laUu..NA t.ts. 10 cents
Widow the-ry. ~ d. I. Ia..ea Author ,i . nd
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
VIEW B0OKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
HARPER n BROS.

Ecs'rs6 10 boots ~ uJ1'ts: ty Jir'f sej
heret.r9gs On me U~racy page
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Post once New York. Marcn / is7s
-,,. ,,urr tar Lnng. Threat ana MaIarial Diseases

RYE AND ROCK" As PREPARED ~ Nh SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND EECOAAES DED 81
Prominent PHYSICIANS. ASK FOR MY "RT l.
AND ROCK" AND TAKE 80 OTHER 81 PER A1G l.
BOTTLE y VAN BELL. 81 CHAMBERs-5r- sEV ES
DOORS WEST Oh BKOADWAT
Three-3aIi the trade mark tor BEST qgs
ity asg crystal ad Ban Bine boa pay tho proc Ot
lie DsxI Inferior qualities Bic EDINk 10 tAe best
Blue.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

TRIBUNE oYfIcE March 4. l a. m.-The barometer
still continues decidedly high Yesterday so" up
ward movement was followed by slight fall at night
The weather was cloudy. partly cloudy and clear.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04

ct -, I- a.cnlciAr sive dyon. Of unr ~ The :,
preceding FfescAs
oscillations b. tbs mercury during thsse hours
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
wipirr nnnd-Book Tor InvallA md Pieasure Trave
HOTGHTON. O-GO0D & ID.

ITrs- INNS 7. M
lBr IS. e. 81. uarn. author All a.
ruye.' g.. Illustrated. 'yo. c!.tl as.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-04
SCTEACE IND EIITH

4 LECTURE BY PRESIDENT CHUBOyRNE
EEGrN>ING OF \ COURSE or LECTURES F"'f
The UNION THEOLOGICAL SGNINARl-ro REAL
CONFLICT rETwaiN SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
MELANCHOLY MULLIGANS.

The red-headed copper whose beat runs along the
river front In tho neighborhood Of West Tenth
stroot yesterday morning was much bothered to
SEQ every now and then suspicious looking charac
ter dart out from some of the thoroughfare
and make haste down the dock ut the foot OF Tenth
street. All the little streets in this region
Sunday blocked up with idle trucks and vans but in
and out among these encumbrances the peculiar
looking individuals referred to continued to mako
their way until after ten o'clock. Tho copper.
whistling Tho Babies On Our Block" about this
time was getting rather used the strange individ
uals. who. though they might have been burglars
occupied less OF his attention than the pretty
Ninth ward girls going to church. Some of
the peaceabie citizens OF tAe ward noticed
that about church hour there unusual stir
about the water front, but paid particular
attention, and but for the occurrence here related
tho matter would have entirely slipped their men,
ories. With the excitement ON the water front act
ends. and the curtain rising on the second act
discovers queer and grassy cape projecting into
sapphire waters OF Long Island Sound, opposite
Riker's Island. steam yacht yclept Echo fills
the foreground and moving figures deck tho
vcrdant sward. Standing ON naked rock and
In keeping with it il seen classc easily recog-
nizable that OF Johnny Wild by the strawberry
mark on the arm. Into the blue water plungcs the
figure. followed by another and another until the
recalls to mind the fabled Mediterranean isle
whereon the Sirens sang and lured mariners to
sporting bathers could be recognized Ed Harrigan,
(oss Fox, Tierncy, Quinn. West, Foley aud Shaffcr
rehearsing new sketch called the "Mulligan Guard
WASH"
rho has gone down. haze invests the pros
pect and the Echo is to chan at her anchor
chain. in imitation OF the gentlemen on shore who
chatting another. Presently several small
boats put of from the shore. and alter
many returns the Mulligan Guard gang. having
finished their chowder and clambake. are
safely embarked and ON tho way TO New.York. Old
Calcium Clark has lit his binding TORCH and .
shout goes up 1t casts its pale white light over
tho dark waters. Ned Harrigan sings THE Babies
On Our Block !" some OF the boys tune negro camp
meeting hymn. hsllelujah chorus celebrates the
finding of the leo cream awning appertaining to
(ioss and soon New York IL reached, thus ending
the second summer clambako of the Comiquc COM
many
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF CLUBS coNTEsrING FOR
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE VARIOUS Asso-
CIATIoNs-How THE MATTER STANDS FROM
THE PRESENT OUTLOOK.
The Providence Club still holds first place In the
race for the mastery Of the League. In games won,
and likewise in games lost. they lead tho Bostons
four. while each OF these clubs has fifteen games to
play in order to complete the championship series.
The Chicago Club is only one game behind the
Bostons in games won. but in lost games they boat
the Bostons Besides, the Chicagos have seven-
teen games yet to play and this adds the chances
for that club winning the and flying the PEN
nant for twelve months after the season Closes The
Cleveands. Syracuse. Stars and Troy clubs en-
tireiy outside of all possibility of success. Their
only object in continuing to play is to hold positions
in the League-which they would forfeit by failing
to complete their scheduled series Of games. Tho
following Table gives In detail the actual work of tho
in debit and credit order. for each League
club
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
GOLDEN SILENCE.

Now IL you speak another word I'll lock you up"
said the Essex Market Court magistrate yesterday to
a lcquacious man named Moran. "1f you hold that
tongue of yours Ave minutes I'll discharge you"
"AlL right. Your Honor. Moran has nothing fur
ther to say" replied the prisoner.
Keep still. them
.'rhat's what intend to do"
''De silent"
IL will"
''You not"
''Of course am"
you're speaking now, SIR"
mo. I'm spscheless"
''1ve given you fair trial."
Eyes, sir"
"And nne you $10.''
'ly tho heavens above, then, next time I'm silent
I'll say me say" said Moran, he escorted to
the prison.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

AMATEUR ASSOCIATION.
As the advances the interest I'm the rmateur
championship Increases The championship is likoly
TO be by the students OF the Pol ytechnic Insti
tute OF Brooklyn. Following the record to date =:
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

The games yet to bo played of the championship
series OF the National Association follows,
viz ALBANY, two with National, four with Holyoko
and two with New Bedford; National, three with
Springfield. two with New Bedford. two with Albany
aud with Holyoke; Worcester. two with
Holyokc and one with SprinRheld holyoke. four
with Albany, two with Worcester one with New
bedford and with National; Springfield, three
with National and with Worcester; New
Bedford, three with National, two with Al
bany aud with Holyoke. This week there
will bc seven championship games played. which
as follows To-day the Holyokes and New he'd
lords play ut Holyokc, which closes thalr series,
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

Wednesday and Thursday the Albanys and New
Bedfords play at Albany. which closes their SERIES
Thursday and Saturday the Nationals and Spring
fields play ut Washington, and Friday aud Saturday
the Albanys and Holyokes play at Albany.
To-day the New Jersey Athletics and Jersey City
Browns play on the Elysian Fields Hoboken; Phila-
dephias and Worcesters at Philadelphia. Stars and
Clevelands at Syracuse. Troys and Cincinnatis ut
Troy, Providence and Buffaloes at Providence. Bos
ton and Chicagos at Boston.
The New York herald., 1879-09-08

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Tho for the championship of the National As
sociaton is exceedingly Interesting. The following
table each clubs full to date in tho
National Association contest:--
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
SUNDAY RESORTS.

Probably never in the history of High Bridge has It
attracted many visitors during the present
This extraordinary fact principally accounted
for by the rapdity with which the a. roads convey
the Sunday excursionists to Harlem. Yesterday
being unusually fine. clear. though somewhat
warm day. the trains on the Third avenue "L' were
laden during the afternoon with crowds of passcn
gers who. upon slghting at 129th street. took tho
boat from Harlem Bridge up to High Bridge. The
Harlem boats also thronged with pleasure seek
ers bent on the dclia htful sail up to High Bridge.
Betwcen these two points the river presented most
lively and attractive for outside OF the reg
ular large steamers. II seemed fairly covered with
ali sorts of smaller craft-little launches
bearing from twenty to thirty passengers each and
an almost endless succession OF rowboats, many OF
which were manned by amateur crews in their pic
turesuue rowing costume. The travel from the
west side 70 High Bridge was not nearly so large
from tho east side. principally because the Metro
poitan Il" 10 still running only To l04th street.
Hundreds. however. who went up far lO4th
street by tho Metropolitan "L road crossed over p
this rather fstiguing and tiresome jour
ney by walking from the terminus OF tho horse car
line at l54th street and Eighth avenue up to High
Bridge
bx1TER FACILITIES PROMISED sDERs
Il is expected that west siders will enjoy
somewhat better facilities for reaching High Bridge
ON pleasant sunday, for by next Sunday the open
ing OF the Metropolitan "L" has bcon promised ~
far as l35th street station and soon after TIC road il
TO 155th street. within quite short distance
of High Bridge. The hotels at the bridge all did
big business yesterday. though most of the excur-
u
for the sail the ride and there being after all.
little to amuse or retain the non-rowing pleasure
seekers at the bridge for any length of
time. 1t was commonly remarked that were
High Bridge only to offer the attractions of some
fine large hotels with good bands of music, like
those OF Coney Island Fort Lee for instance,
tho excursion travel on Sunday would probably DO
ten times what it was yesterday, and even yester-
day the number OF those visiting High Bridge and
its vicinity probably did not fail short twelve
fifteen thousand. " the German west side
sionists who went by the Metropolitan a.
106th street brewery. where band dis
coursed lively dance music and beer drinking and
German carousing generally held high sway and did
not continue their journey to High bridge until after
having "laid in" good supply of lager and German
sausage. 1t is certain that tho scenery around the
bridge is picturesque. the air Inc and pure aud
bracng. aud the rusticity almost as complete it
is in most resorts many miles distant from New
York. and the thousa sands of visitors yesterday many
Of whom evidently came from the overcrowded Ger
man districts. seemed to appreciate and enjoy tho
complete change OF air ana surroundings from their
rkafla nom
The New York herald., 1879-09-08
AT ROCKAWAY.

There a decrease of nearly fifty per cent in
the attendance at Rockaway. Notwithstanding this
fact tho steamer Adelphi made extra trip during
the day but landed two-thrds OF her passengers at
the Coney Island pier. The Rockawsy hotel pro-
prictors anticipating this wane of business with
drew nearly all the police force from the beach on
Saturday. Nevertheless their presence not re-
quired rs the utmost good order aud quiet was
observed The principal amusements were donkey
riding bathing drinking beer and listening to the
music at different points. The fog toward evening
prevented the boats from making quick time. but no
serious delay occurred. 1t is the intention of some
hotel proprietors at the Beach to close their osta-
lishments tho 10Th inst. The majority Will keep
open until October There considerable talk
among the managers of the Beach about the an
nouncement OF the elaborate arrangements in pros.
pect for next season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-28
sumrnons.

In the District Noarl of the second Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory OF Idaho and for the ceuA-
ty OF Boise
Liza Brown Lsroy Rrswn.
70 Leroy Brown
United States Of the Territory of Idaho: You
are hereby nonhed that there is oa his in the
ofee OF the clerk of the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of said Territory, in Idahs
City, county OF Boise, the complaint OF Elzabe th
Brown praying judgment against you. that the
marriage bonds sxis ing between you and plaintiff
be dissolved, and that the custody OF ths infant
children be granted to her and that if the custody
of both cannct be granted. that she have the
iy of the girl ElEnra, and for her in this
tion. and for such other rslif as the Court may
deem her entitled to. lSee copy of complaint
served herewith And that yon appear and an
to the said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof. if served within Boise county, and
within twenty days if served of said county but
within said Judicial District and within thirty days
if served ont sad District exclusive OF the day
Of servicsl. Judgment will taken against you b.
default and plaintiff will app TO the Court tor the
relief sought in her mplaint
In witness whereof I, A. l. Richard
- I son Clerk of said District Court. have
| L. . ! hsreunto set my hand and afhxsd the
seal Of said Court, at Idaho City, this,
Slst day OF July, A. D. 1917,
A. L. RICHARDSON.
By GEO. ". EIcHARns. Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
9. S. Kingsley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Aug 10 sui.
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A NEW velvet that closely resem-
hles seal-skin is out.
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If a musket BAH be fred into the
water it viii not only rebound, bnf be
2atteaed; if fred through pane of
glass It viii make a hole the size of
'he ball without cracking the glass;
# suspended by thread it viii make
no difference, aud the thread viii not
even vibrate. Cork, if sunk POO feet
in the ocean, will not rise, on account
Of the water. In the Arctic regions.
where the thermometer is below zero,
persons can converse more than a nile
distant DR.. Jamison asserts that he
heard every word Of sermon At a
distance of two miles.
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Nonce,

ryuHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE
paid out Of the Current Expense FuRd on
presentation AZ my sfhee:
No a. in favor of b. Clinton. ............. co
81 i. Asheron..... .... co
65 j. A Coaners ...,.......... 20
s2t5, W. W. Black. ................ Is Is
.ai7, J. Bexrdsley, y,.................. IT 40
Also the following warrant viii be paid out of
Hospital Fund:
TSIDOR SMITH.
County Treasurer.
IBaHo cIrr. I. T.. January is. 1919
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HOW HE MADE THE CHINESE
CO.

~ oisi gentleman living quite re-
tired on North B street, whose name
may be ascertained by calling at his
house at the proper hours, and who
has enjoyed considerable leisure wait
ing for a boom in the south end. has
LOT late been greatly annoyed by a
miscellaneous collection Of CeIestials
Who. during the later hours Of the
evening, have gotten into the habit of
gathering upon the roof Of shed ad.
IJacent to the old gentleman's house to
discuss the latest revival systems Of
the orthodox church and to snisske their
pipes It was Interesting for q peri-
Iod, then il was run down to a par
with fete Of the midnight cat, ard
he began casting about far some
means of an abatement Of tie nui-
sance- Having learned through these
columns that Prof. Burt. Williams. Of
Indiana, has succeeded IN introducing
current of electricity into cats
head, thereby producing a miscelIane-
Gus quantity Of manifestations quite
foreign to the general character Of
this much respected attac ment Of
civilization, and making it possible
for lover Of sleep to harness lie
back fence and she'd with wire and
extend to the nervous system Of the
feline galaxy shock tha. would ID.
duce repose. our old friend conceived
the idea that small supply Of cleo
tricity jGdiciousIy expended along the
top Of the aforesaid shed, when the
Celestials gathered, would cause an
adjournment, Orc evening recently
he climbed out Of his window 10 the
top of the shed and laid bauqnat of
wire along the boards. carried an end
down through the window. attached
Il to an electrical machine aud Quietly
waited ftr bis congregation. In due
season they arrived, took seats, and
entered into discussion Of the reIa-
tive positions Of Venus and Mars.
Just at a moment when, Judging by
the shriilness of voice, the discussion
was most animated. the old gentle
man put bis hand to the crank. Re
ally, as he afirms, he did not intend
10 grind out much at FIRST, bar the
biamed. thing slipped, and there was
: rush Of electricity powerful enough
70 have knocked over an elephant. 1t
would be superfuons TO remark that
it disturbed the Celestials. Suddenly
six Chinamen. with yell Of despair.
and with hands pressed anxiously to
the just then warmest part Of their
bodies, rose into the night atmosphere,
fell over each other and IF the shed
roof in their frantic endeavor To get
ont Of the way of the long white dev-
IL" which sparkled all about them,
and to get TO place where they could
conveniently sit in the water. The
old man quietly drew in bis line of
communication. joined his hack in
their evening devotions, and slept the
sleep Of the inst.
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- TUbSDAY, oCToBER 2e, le19
Dissolution Notice

HE PsRTNER HIP HERETO orr EYrsr.
~. ins Hs petween 2. e Hayird and James Pnlk has
80, .a uzy peen dissolved BY mutual consent sli
snsss indebted US will please come forward and
ses.ie Win U G. Hayird by July /, 1879 ana no.
nasing claims agsins the old FIRM will please
present their accounts for settlement
@. G. HAyIRD,
rs.r JAMES PULK
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Notice.

In the matter ef the estate of john Winner. de-
ceased.
In Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Territory
"a Office IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE UNDER
V signed. Executor OF hs estate of John Win
per, deceased, the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased te exhibit
tAsm with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the hTsr publication this notice to
the said Executor at his residence. on Squaw
creek in Boise county, idaho Territory
ROBERT BARBOUR,
Executor Of ths e tate OF John winner, deceased
Dated Idaho City, August 70. 1s7s.-tw.
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&once.

jn the Probate Of Boise ssunty, Ida o, Territory
In the matter Of the estate Of Matthias 1app de
ceased:
- UBsU ANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
= made IT the 2Sd day OF april A. D. 1879. no.
lice is hereby eiyen that on Tuesday, the eth day
ot May, A. D 1879, at / O'Clock NJ of said day,
at tie cfice o. the Probate Judge. in Idaho City
Boise county I. =, has been appointed as the time
and place ies proving the viii Of the said Matthias
Lapp, deceased, and far hearing the apple t;ou t
Mary Anna Zapp for the issuance 70 her Of letters
tesiamentary, when and where any person inter
ested may appear and contest the same.
T. ). HART
Probate Judge and ex-0fioto Clerk.
Dated April 49, lS79-td
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In the District Noare of the second Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory OF idaho and for the ceuA-
ty of Boise