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The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

The husband of well known prima
donna, is in search of manager for his
wife. He approached a gentleman the
other day and made known his desires.
"What will you pay manager P"
asked the gentleman. "Perhaps | can
find you some one. &c WE'LL" replied
the husband of the dusky singer, 1--WE
have made up our minds we would paw
$50 francs month. -" Aud washing p"
.' No, he must pay his own expenses. ="
Upto date, mo manager has been engaged.
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NetC Castle Letter.
Special Correspondence of Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Nov, 10

Special Correspondents Of Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 10.
The entertainment on Saturday even
ing vas a grand success, every available
place in the house being occupied. The
singing of the Irma Glee Club was ex-
cellent, and the sketch Of the "Lunatic'
created much laughter.
Three arrests for fast diving were
made by the police last evening. The
law breakers were from Wilmington,
and proved that the horse was balky
one, and got beyond their control.
The "West End" gave sociable at
the City Hall, Saturday night.
A supper in aid of St. Peters Church
will. he given III the church, OIL the 26th
and 27Lh of this month.
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The Grand Central Theatre, Philadel.

The Grand Central Theatre, Philadel-
phia, which is now conducted by w. j.
Gilmore, is in the hands Of the Sheriff
and will be sold Thursday next also
Fox's Theater, now known as the Stand
ard Theater, on Chestnut street, will
be sold at sheriff7s sale on Wednesday
next under judgments amounting to $l9,-
900 obtained against the proprietors.
Senator Beck thinks that Bayard is
now the most prominent candidate for
the Demoer attic presidential nomina ion,
though he personally favors Gen. Han
cock.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
Personal.

Mr.. John M. Burke, former Will
m ngtonan, Who has travelled with
Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack, will appear
in this city on Thanksgivi'g 6 night with
BARLEY Campbell's Galley Slave combi-
nation.
The genial Charlie ]. Thorne, who is
well knwn to l.rge number OF our citi-
IONS, was in town on Saturday evenin,
with Maffitt x Bartholomew'sP sPantomime
Company. lie is general agrnt for that
company.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
Imnnrfant 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup ~ ene
only Thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. II corrects acidity OF the
n iomach. cures wind collie, reg ulates the
b,,wels and gives rest, health aau comfort,
of teeihing its value is ipcalculable. II
sofipns The gums, reduces infiam Mation
and allays ali pain thereby giving rest 10
he ch I'd and COM tort 10 the mother.-
CWent y-tve cents n bottle. marlb-lycOd
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
g,ye,ty-Seventh Anniversary.

The colorsd Sunday School OF st.
Andrews p. f. Church, held their
Twenty seventh anniversary ysSterday
afternoon in the basement of the church,
Eighth amt Shipley streets. ,,n ,n,.r
.st,nv character, consisted of addresses,
singing, etc. A very interesting address
was delivered by Bishop Lee, who also
read the annual report. Tho report
sSowed that when the school started
there we're but three teachers and SIX
scholars. .., M;s.
One of the original teachers, MISS
Mary E. Simmons, died IN JanaAry aa,. ,as.
sayen teachers and two hundred and
fiftv scholars. Addresses were also made
nv Rev, Mr.. Lewis, of Middletown, and
Rev. W. M. Gallagher, of Muscatlnf,
Iowa. The offerings for the missions III
the South amounted to $50.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
Something SiupeDdOus.

Robert Frazer the well known clown,
was IN the city or Saturday evening ,and
upon being intsrrogated as to what his
business was, he replied that he was
making arrangements for his appearance
here within a sh ort time. He says that
he Will present play that will simply
he upeuunuS,
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NEW AnvERTIsEMENTs.

w ANTED. D.-BOARDER5 IN A PRI-
w VAlE FAMILY.-Heated, desirable
front room. comforts of a first class home;
terms very low. Address "B."
novlO-3L" This Cffice.
C EALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
- ed AT The Office of the Clerk OF City
Council up to a quarter before o'clock on
Thursday evening, 18th inst. for the fll-
ing in OF DuRont street, commencing at
material necessary Tor saIu nffIhg IL abbutt
II hundred yards. Bidders viii please
propose to remove the material from the
bed of Clayton street, south of Delaware
avenue, or nom Gilpin avenue west Of
Scott street. A bond of one hundred doll
lars must accompany each bid for the
good faith of the same. Work to be done
under the supervision OF the Street Com
missioner. Blanks will be furnished by
the Clerk of Council. By order Of the
Committee on Opening Streets.
JAMES MCGLINCHEY,
novl0-4t. Chairman.
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(OrOner'S In0tGNst.

Coroner Butz, held an inquest yester-
day, over the body of Margaret K. Mo-
Cullough. three months old illegiti-
mate child of Susan Mccullough colOred
residing in Guthries Row, South side.
The jury returned a verdict Of death
from commissions.
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The Augustine Bradge.

The foot bridge crossing the Brandy
wine, at Jessup's Augustine paper mills
is now completed. The bridge is wood
EN- Structure suspended by wire ropes,
and makes u ve'y pretty appearance.
The approaches on the north side are
not vet tinis she'd.
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ROdncU Anniversary.

The Rodney Street Sunday School will
@. Iehra,e their twenty first anniversary
this IN Monday) evening. in the Central
Presby Church, on King street,
below Eighth, at 7.30 o'clock. The public
are ,ordially invited to attend.
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An ORDINANCE FOR THE RE.
N LIEF OF THE APPROPRIATION

FOR INTEREST.
WHEREAS, The appropriation for inter-
turesnot contemplated when the appropri-
ations for the year 1879 were made and ap-
portioned; therefore,
Be IL ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington, two-thirds OF the members
thereof concurring therein.
Section /. That the sum OF nineteen
hundred and sixty-three dollars and
eighty seven cents, tsl963.S7) be taken from
the appropriation for floating debt inter
est, the sum of two hundred dollars tS200)
Hospital, the sum Of iifty-six dollars (S5S)
be taken from the appropriation for Pub
lie Square, and the aggregate two thous-
and two hundred and nineteen dollars and
eighty seven cents (s22l9. 81 be placed to the
credit OF the appropriation for interest.
Passed at the City Hall, Nov. Q. 1879.
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council.
Attest; f. 3. FRAZER, Clerk of Council
novS-2t.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

'''SAL BurLER makes the rather
."'s announcement that IN assa
=. lS never had a Republican
government in fact-only In
Al educational and property
14''oa deprlIes 100000 working
~e e'ectlve frauchse. He also
.'''1N Mas'acLuSelts has three NOR.
~ rN'u'a'l'es in Congress than she /
:. '4 '0' because she includes tn,
.I'' u'''ranchlsed workingmen in
'Ss VI representation
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L0Uin0 u Near CubZe.

Mr. John White, OF New Castle, is
laying new telegraphic cable under the
Chris,iana at the Delaware Junction
Railroad bridge.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
9aily Sasstts

A
=, Too LATE Some Oh
'I I,'1." '' Who volunteered their .,"s &c,
F'iI'n,o F',",o AXE part in the recepii0" '
ao'' a,,ard, % manifest an u"es',n ,ss,cn
49,, %, D'' D@nDtr and way in %..,'. %a''u TO
'l' l'. r rIub. express tier desire ~
'' .,or. Of course the GER
eIf ''p '''.I win these clubs DO
'''',, ,,rr, any political devise
l'' " no, do they propose to make
'l''' i,seir y poi teal feelings wha'- VI,
,r ar offend any Que. They
'r',l n'cD respect tor Mr.. BayA' d
~%ns ~% has accepted OF the re
y" non palii4an honor h''
~ ~, reu,lcmcn OF the Repah-
.,aD. n. proposed this non-pa't'-
NH o.y.rtheless express them
F'I's,' G'a, If Mr.. Bayard as the
.,.,li,ale for President ana
|~,sa, thought they woula DC
,-,,., than Otherwise to witness
IN, on he pat of the oemocra
.;,na,lon Of the movement
la,e now for the g nile
,n.p.n,blican side to expect TIE
,,, sinh, to. abstain from pai-
~, in the matter as they have
II ,o do. This whole matter
m str,d by the Republican ciui
|, op, too and participa ing IN Tie
IL, If would DO them no grea'
na,r tie next Pre- idcnt. Ger
| military, with Col. M,Cohl
Iv.a, ya,allistrr at their heat
NV, no Objection in 1881 TO es
4. p,.,l4u, Iect to Washington.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

\. whole S,s,, 1t is SAID shat taking
Maliun lax il "a, Of Kansas the average
''arly rhr ,s rs % II on the 500. In Reno
lnnlicinaIi State, county, school
N.Sn ii In aggregate So 81; in Bar
W. auunh.,rA ,Aheeln it is S5 30, and ip
!. poor sbours b rs on the hundred. TIL,
~ v, have vesen,iig sn Tor the colored people
Pot been M Mmigrated there with The
y they NOW. n property holders. Per.
10 ',@ed place vFs fO, there, however, as being
Sa '' lot such as have no posses,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

Unequaled in effectiveness, unap-
preached in cheapness, and unrlyalled
IN popularity is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
rs cents per bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10
BrhT Locals.

y ''l'inences one week fr, m TO.
Essdss' Essds' rp'onlpty had n good house Oh
'alaeS S,T',sPn N .spll at the Opera House this
ls,' ls" twelfth Night"
d ny highway robbery was commit.
'agt and asSu'qqay night, at Pennsylvania
tsiy yn ON sunday School held Its ami
Ann '''ufuay eveding.
a "'s 'aken place in police busi-
'asYoa ,ni o. Education meets in repu-
'tNyeunT,ehr Of new faces will appear a,
,4Aeu5,na''' Street Opera House this even.
'Ss Dlps the Leonards, female gym
l..'s 4n Indian ID Summer
MI oMw99Fphy l,y in the powerful play O,
,.laNe Ina"dll wlll soon appear In this CITY
{ management vi John ID. Mish.
lNS,Hppriion NSeEeplion to Senator Bayard take,
O'tow evening. '"Ae'
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

! Delaware had never Identified hrr
tairluurs with the South, the
3dwinlnglon would have rivalled
frk NJ, in magnitude, industry,
u aud population, and the Diamond
ks0al have been by this time rep
bid by thee or four members Of
yr Bat as 1t is she suffers all the
(Aiou Of the South, without having
aIt staples North american.
.'tidly understand how Delaware
|. psbly have been a hItle further
lst0puIalion aud wealth had the
N counties remained a part of
s!.'anla, by the abb orpiion Of more
'rSat wealth and influence. But
a,aol understand the North Ameri.
'AlaiAsisapply to any but a recent
t0iitis only recently that Della
vas regarded as having identified
NauciIi0riunes with the South. Had
'lee conhtles remained q part OF
Et!VahIa there woI Id have been nc
.'at, SINCE the trade of the coun'
's Interrupted by the horrid Re,
40 war, Delaware could not have
Hl Population sufficient to entitlt
7"afot live Cungi essmen. Chester
VlHleT and other Old towns IN
''''anla proves that the NorU
'eN 'AIss wildly and for pohtica
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To the Militia.

Major Sam'l A. Macllister swishes the
this evening upon important business,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

Habitual poor health is direct result
of habituai poor attention to the physi-
cal system. Keep the head cooi, 'he
feet warm, aud tue H. ooTS,I RnI,s ,ef BaInmorss
taI p;1,s Pan and sickness can not approach you
Pr. ce % ce epts.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

,,' In" ARD ISLAND MACKREL
Il,',,'' Wholesale and retail, by James
.N,ta a Is Store, 60, West Front street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-10

l, ,,bi Of suffrage as extended 10
~ :. 4r,uly ought TO be written
k,iup lns letters. A vote sworn
LIAM. one way without the exef-
|dpe,lI Of any brain faculty, IS too
, lp execution Of a bchest to he
k.,,1ned a vote. Yet no negro
,,ry even now a right to choose
I'M Danger. Two prominent co.
rs1 Of this town VINO have been
Ifr me med to vote the Demo
I,tse have received such unmis-
\. evidences Of the peril they Incur
! |s, must iulcgo their inclination.
M has admitted Limselfto be oath
tlnli is by the aid Of twelve
M sch Instruments as these that
| sNblcan party IS enabled to make
|'l..-Cecl Democrat.
)llsreciseIy the case in Whining
plllsso in Philadelphia, a it $
| IL sol,hern States. No lego Is
kDl,o d post a free ballot by bis
And hence they are not fit TO enJ y
sslge.
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DRAI,AS AIS.

WIN. MCMENNAMIN,
Charm Al of Street Com.
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Notice.

TERRIToRy or IDAEo.l sc
County OF Boise, .
In the Probate Court Of Bose county, gdale Ter
ritory.
In The matter. of the estate of Bridget McGuin-
ness deceased.
MsOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 81 THE UNDER
EN signed, executors o tie estate OF Bridget Nc
Guinness. deceased, the credIors OF and al per
sons having claims against. lie sal deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten hs after the first publication OF this To-
tlce TO the said executors in idaho CITY, Boise Co..
1T. LANES MORTALITY.
PETER DoNAoEEii.
Executors OF the estate oi Bridget McGninness.
deceased.
Dated Idaho City, May 3 1879.
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terms for large clubs furnished application.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN HET-
UATIOE.

A dispatch from New York, dated
May 18th. says:
The steamer Alps, which arrived
tonight, brings Panama dates to the
10th. The trouble in tie State of
Cauca is virtually ended. Garces, the
former President Of the State, and all
the party leaders who were associated
with him in the late revolution are
prisoners Of war. Their followers are
dispersed, and their arms have fallen
into the hands of the National party,
the Hertadistas. The State is now
secured for the party Of which Gener-
al Trujillo is the head, and his candi-
date for the Presidency Df the Colam
bian Union IL almost certain of an elec-
tion. Five States out Of nine have
declared in favor Of Dr Nnnez, q Tru-
jillo candidate Ia the meantime Gen
eral Reniifo, the candidate Of the op-
position party, is using every exertion
to secure his own election, but the
loss of the State Of Cauca, upon which
he depended. and the needless severi-
ties practiced 10y him asainst his enc
mics in his own State Antioqnal. are
weakening his hold upon the people
there, which virtually defeats him. It
is generally believed that he viii not
accept defeat without desperate
struggles, which may involve the
country in serious disturbances. All
is quiet in Bogota, and generally
throughout the country. General
Renjifo has announced his intention of
executing General Marulanda and
several officers who were captured at
the battle Of Aquadas. Honduras.
Large shipments Of arms are going
forward 10 Honduras, although it is
not known what particular necessity
calls for them at the present jnncture.
A report was circulated some time
ago that General Uraga, the Mexican
who was recently banislied from Guat-
amala, had gathered together about
1000 men, with whom he intended 10
invade Guatemala and overthrow the
Government of Gen Barrios Several
Mexican officers who We're captured
recently in the ranks Of the revolution
airy party will be tried by Courtmar-
tai and viii be shot.
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scfiety zgutifes.

n bol,ddaho Lodge No. l. A. F. G; A. NJ.
SYHam us i's regular meetings in Masonic
" al an every fourth Saturday of each month.
Na. uretnren in good standing are invited
las NV pue pr.enu. By order OF the W. NJ
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One Hundred lal00l nnIlars
Notice.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, a. In the Probate Court
County Of Boise. p of Boise county L T.
In the matter OF the estate Of 4. W Tompkins,
decreased:
fNN THE PRESENTATION OF THE VERIFIED
~ petition Of ). u. Morse claiming 10 oe enti-
tied. by virtue Of certain ag eements made BY r.
J" ToIapkins in his lifetime, TO 4 conveyance of
certain property particularly described iii said
petition, setting firth he facts npeii which raid
claim is predeated, and rraving .ar decree. an
thofizng and directing the administrator Of the
estate Of said Il q. 1ompkins deceased to eye
cute conveyance Of said property. 1t is ordered
BY the Probate Judge that On
Monday, Lay 5, 1878.
at the Office Of the Probate Court IN Idaho City
Boise county. T., said petitou shsll be heard up-
on MS petition aid all persons intereSted in the
estate Of said deceased may appear and contest
said petition by fling their objections in writing
And it Is farther ordered that notice of the ZEN
d. ncy of said petition aud of the said tine and
place Of hearing be published four successive
weeks before snch hearing III the Semi Weekly
Noris. newspaper published il. said County ana
Territory z 5. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CITY March % 1879
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@ouce.

Al parties delinquent for Garden Valley Mill ng
coRpany's stock VIII please take notice that unless
payment made by tie Goth oi april. sui Will be
commenced for esceyeey of all amounts due on
such stock. i'y order Of he hnard of Trustees.
FRANK FARNHAsT.
President.
wASHtSGTnN KKcfREEIS. secy.
GAnpTN NAfhky, Mar h IS, 1873
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Iouce.

TERRITORY or IDAHO. ca
Slauuty OF Boise 90
In the matter OF the estate Of John C. Hughes.
deceased.
AF aFiCE is HEREBY GIVEN By The UNDER
80 signei. administrator Of the estate of Jss.in
G. Hughes. deceased, to the creditors Of and III
pers having claims against. sand deceased
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers.
within tour months after the irst publication VI
this notice. II the said administrator at as o.ice
in PlacsrviEe, boise county, f. I.
WN. J. RGTHWELL.
Administrator of the estate of John G. Hugl.es,
deceased.
Dated Idaho City, AIsy ., 1879
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Iotice.

In tie Probate Court Of Boise county. Idaho Terri
tory.
n fhe matter Of the estate of Bridget HeGuin-
ness. deceased.
FNURsUANr TO An ORDER OF SAID COURT.
T. made on the l5lh ,as q April, A. u. 1879. me-
t;ce is hereby given that "Wednesday tie S1tl day
Of Aprb A D. ls69 at II O'Clock 4. NJ. of said day
AT the eiice Of the Probate Judge Of iieise county
l. T., have been appointed as the time aud place
for proving The Will OF ssid Bridget McGninness,
deceased. and for hearing the application OF A. J.
A. .rchaahanlt, James Moriarty ana peIer Duna-
ghue for the Issuance 10 them of let testament
iary, whom aud where any person interested may
appear and contest the same.
T. s. HART
Probate Judge ard ex-Offirio CLERK.
Dated April Is, 1s79.-iw.
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Morice
Notice.

L. rroeate msselate Of Boise ,eunty Ida n Territorv
matter Of the estate Of Matthias s ann De.
Isde Of of !, 10 An ORDER OF SAID COURT
|hereSy si'o sIe zSd day of April. A. d. 1879, no,
IA. X Ice ea mat ON Tuesday, the 9th day
|cflce ot is9.s' 90 at II o'clock A. n. of said day.
bounty 7 'ne i Probate Judge. in Idaho civ
Iee far W. ~ =, has been appointed as the time
Erceaseg5' loving the will of the said Matthias
Enna Zsn,' ZD aaa "a '9r hearing the application 81
lrntary. nj NJ ior ina issuance to her of letters
Pay appesr zen - ana where any person inter,
1 proh.. T. S. HART,
/ april 70. ls5o-Id anu eN-ohiclo Clerk
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Motice.

asH@ G. ". CHASE: You ARE HEREBY NO
tilted that we. George Stuck and Samuel Hal
lett have done the full amonnt Of work required
ny me law Of Congress Of 1872, and amendments
thereto, to-wit:
One Hundred $500 Dollars
On the Tribune quartz claim. situated in Banner
District, Boise count T. T. Said claim consisting
OF fifteen hundred feet along the Tribune quartz
lode; and you are hereby required to pay us all
assessments against you ON tho gaTae. aud for the
publication OF this notice within ninety t9o) days
from the date hereby. forfeit all yonr right title
and claim in to and upon SAID Tribune claim as
provided by act above specified. GEO. STUCK.
Oct 22.-3m.l SAML HALLErr.
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ADvIcEs from India state that be-
tween twenty and thirty Thousand
people died of cholera while return
ing from a religious iair.
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dissolution Notice.

TEzHE Partnership HERETOFORE EXIST
q ing between c. c. IIavi.d and James Pulk has
this day b@en dissolved by mutual consent All
those indebted us will please come forward and
settle with g. Z. Havird by July |. 1879 and per
having claims agains the cid firm Will please
present their accounts tor settlement.
c. c. HAN1RD,
JAMES PULK.
CrxTERyIILv. april TO- 1s79-3w.
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HAND organs are a grinding monop-
oily.
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zAsarper's Magazine.
1879.
Illustrated.

The volumes Of the Magazine begin
with the Numbers for June and December
q each year, When no time is specified
u VIII be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number
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GREaa week in your own town. SIS ontft free.
~ q EENo risk. Reader, ii you want business at
VIII ch persons of either sex can make great pay all
EAL.--7 SCo. Portland, Maine. [June4 7S-1y.
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Notice.

Ilfa.es .hEREBY GIVEN THAT Tur
i 10 Coz AFe now duo. Tax payers arc re.
Nr ]. 'Se forward nd settle. In my al.
Ftof tho oss oailln Is authorized to transact the
4 stres, vince. Office Mt ]. p. swlnn'e store. ~
fssor ana ov oo. M.EX. ORCHARD,
i 4. 'N'uincio Tax Collector Of poisc
Nay 2p-iw.
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Motice.

ceased
in the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho Ter
rltory.
geSL LIZA NiILNES. THE EXEcUTRIx OF THE
H.su estate OF David Mines. deceased, having. on
the 25d day of October a. n. 1873, duly presented
to this Probate Court petition i'll due form veri-
ned by her oath, praying for order of sale of all
the real estate and personal property of said de-
ceased for tie purposes therein forth it is there
re ordered b. the Judge OF said Court that al
persons interested in the estate of said deceasa ap-
pear before the said Probate Conrt Saturday the
Z3d day Of November, A. D. 1873 at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon said day. at the Court room OF
said Probate Court in Idaho City, County of Boise.
l. t.. to show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Executrix to sell all the real
tate and personal properly Of the said deceased at
public Or private sale and that copy of this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho Semi Weekly World newspaper printed
and published in Idaho City, Boise county, and
Territory OF Idaho. t. S. HART,
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CITY, October 25th, A. D. ISIS.