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The Weekly roundabout., 1879-03-08

Mrs. Lee Hermann left for boui,N
Wednesday to visit relatives in that
She will lie absent about four weeks.
Our old friend and "pard," Monte Park \
the boss news boy, has quit the newspaI b
business, and is now gong 10 - Il.
Rev. +. J. Stevenson has removed
town, and is occupying Mr. VIM. Crait
house, on Campbell street, South Side.
Miss Clark, who has been the guest
Miss Blanche Kendall for several days,
turned to her home in Louisville last Mo-
day.
Little jim Todd is the boss top spinnesf
He gives 'em a whirl in the air, catches 'eel
in his hand, stands on one foot and lets 'eln
spin.
Col Jno. Starks, the handsome Matt
street clothier, leaves next week for tbs
East, for the purpose OF purchasing spring
goods.
Ben. +. Meek, jr, went to Lexington th'
first Of the week, but on different business
from that on which he went to Cincinnati
recently.
Mrs. Louisa A. Moore, who has bee,
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. McD. AObett. "
Belle Point, for the past few weeks, returne'
home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. R. X. Mcclure leaves next Monda'
for the East, to purchase his spring stOcl
lof boots and shoes. Look ont for some
thing nice and new when he returns.
Misses Gertrude and Lucy Smith, Ver
sailles, returned home Wednesday evening
latter having spent few days in this city
the guests Of Mrs. DR.. DnvaIl.
Charley Hanson returned to his home j
Paris last Monday morning, carrying wit
him the best wishes of all who had th
pleasure Of meeting him while here.
Russell Sneed can't work well when hi
Sweetheart keeps prOmenading up and dow
1.-The street with Johnston Todd, in full vie'
of his Office. 1t hurts his feelings, too, i
see 'ec giving punches Of sweet violets t
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FRANKFORT, MARCH 8, 1879.

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first page with red < it indicates that
your subscription has expired and must be
renewed before YOU receive another paper
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W. 4. y. Smith, one Of the Breathe
soldier boys, member Of company {
Louisville Legion, came up to the hop las
week, and being struck with the beauty o
onr Incompatible Frankfort girls, RENAME,
here till ednesday, the gnest of Ed. II
Berry.
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TERMS.

The WEEKLY ROUNDABOUT is published every
saturday, at one dollar per annum, invariably in
advance.
Six months, 80 cents; three months, 20 cents
Money may e sent by post-ofiicc money order
or registere 4 letter at our risk.
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horn,

In this city, on Monday, March Sd, 1879, I
the wife of Maj. Is. W. Tarltun a daughtci
In this county, March 9Th, 1879, to the wife o
Henry + Smith, n daughter.
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M A AR RIEI).

In this county, February 26th by Rev. Wn.
II. Bently, Mr.. JOHN BENrLY and Miss LuRLLAI
SANDERS.
In this city. on the 26th Of February, by Eide
Y. NJ. Gaines, Mr.. LEWIS ii. KRING and Mis-
SALLIE LoYG.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-03-08

In assuming the management Of the Willard
Hotel the present proprietor will use every effort
% contribute to the comfort Of his guests, and
.nstain the reputation this well-known establish
ment has 50 long enjoyed. Good beds. conveD-
ent sample rooms for commercial men and frs
,'ass table. The patronage of the public is So
Iicited.
The Weekly roundabout., 1879-03-08
DIED.

In this city, on Thursday February 9th 1879
Of diphtheria, KATIE FLoRENCg, infant daught
Of Peter Z. and HonOTa SOwer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17

They are having high Old timeI
near Rochester, New York. Forl
some time there has been mysterious
digging on the north bank Of Deep
Hollow Greek. 1t has been done at
night by the light Of slark-lanterns.
4 hey are digging for buried gold
Aree carloads Of it. Once npon a.
e gentleman, now deceased,
A'ned the same dream three times
The same night. The spirit Of an old
eqsi1v appeared unto him, and told
him Plat three loads Of specie had
been buried III that region She had
beep left in charge Of it, but found
|it 4 lonesome place and was anxious
to be released from such irksome
guardianship. In the course of the
[dream she conducted him to the spot
where the gold was hidden. WheE
he awoke he went to the bank of the
creek and found the place. He en-.
gagged man to prospect" for him,
and while they were driving some
Isteel rods into the ground blue flames
came up out Of the holes. This incl
dent was rather unpleasant, but in the
next instant their hair began to curl
in earnest. On the wooden bridge
over the creek appeared wagon
drawn by two fiery sieed>-the i'lenti-
Gle vehicle which had been seen in the
dream There was IA tremendous rum
BILE, as of thunder, " hen the cart APP
preached the bridge, but when it was
driven off there wa, no npise-naught
but musical hush" The two men
looked at each other, shook their heads
and walked home very soleunly, and
they lever went back to look for the
buried gold. But tie legend has been
handed down by their neigilbors, and
now the digging is going on without
interruption.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17

The Buzz Fuzz shaft is down twen-
ty-fve feet. and small feeder, that
contains gold, has been crossed. The
mine will be reached in about FIVE
more feet.
MR JAMES FREANER has discovered
ledge somewhere near the head Of
Thorn Creek ditch that assays s32
per ton in silver.
The addition to the Luna House is
boarded up and painted, and presents
a inc appearance
The high mountains were covered
with snow yesterday morning.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17
Shooting Array at silver City.

We learn from the Aualanche that
E. A. Brown. J. N. Trask, j. F. Miller
and James Doe engaged in shoot,
ing ARRAY at the Trook and Jennings
mine, between Silver City and Fair
view, on the 9th inst. Brown re-
ceived two shots and died at 8 O'Clock
on last Tuesday evening. Brown was
a young man and had many friends.
He was, eight or nine years ago, a
messenger on tie stage line between
this place and Boise City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17
THE Ell DORADO OF IDAHo.


Mr. S L. Davis, who returned from
a trip to Bonanza City last Sunday,
furnishes US the following items:
Geo. II. Patricks was offered 81 200
for his blacksmith shop, few days
ago, and says he could sell out at any
time for $4,000 -
Amos Franklin is down si bpt II
is thought his illness is not 3egidue
About one hundred and fifty yfl1n
are prospecting in the SawsT Goth
range. They have found so9e very
rich float. and we may skpcet ito Isear
Of some big discovered before long !
James Dewycr, vi ~ WAS shot by
the Bonanza night-watchman, a short
time ago, is getting along very, well
and it is thought he will recover. He
is under the treatment of Dr.. G. w.
Chase.
John Hepburn started for Salt Lake
last Friday after saw mill.
The large beer boiler that was la
ken into Bonanza over the Cape Horn
trail did not receive. dent. 1t was
the most difficult piece Of freight to
carry that has been taken Into Yam.
kee Fork this season.
Myron Crafts is amalgamating for
Norton.
A large number of Nevada men are
there, and all well fixed for the sum
mer's prospecting.
Two saddle trains run to ChaIlis, a
distance Of forty miles. The fare is
$40 each way.
Two Indians, supposed to be scouts
were seen on the South Fork of Salm
on last Tuesday.
Between one thousand and fifteen
hundred men are prospecting in the
Salmon river country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17


The natural word is iuIl of illu-
sions. The apparent rising and set
ting Of the sun, the gorgeous clouds
that prove to be only dreary mist
when you get caught in them, the
mirage that reveals things lying be-
ow the horizon and shows us ships
sailing keel up ia the air, the coming
together to point Of two right lines
when seen III perspective, the mistake
of supposing the tram IN which we
are seated to be il motion when an
other train at our side begins to start,
the deceptive ideas that we have of
distance, as in the instance of lofty
mountain, which may seem to be close
at hand, when, III fact, II is scores of
miles away; these are all considered
illusions, as the world goes, but a
man never fully realizes what cousti-
tutes full-blooded illusion until he
attempts to eat IA rare done egg with
fork OIL City Derrick.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17
Arrivals at the luna House.

Henry Whitney, JAS. Ashfortn, John
Hull, r. McGuinness, PioneervIlle; Jesse
Duvault, Centerville; G W. Leaver, Buzz
Fuzz mine; j. B. Morse, Shaw's noun
tain; NJ B. Quinn, Andrew Johnson, At
lanCa; John Germain, Banner, NJ II.
Kempner, Yankee Fork; JAS. White, Sub
Rosa mine; John German, A. Brown,
city j. AL. Wilkins, Neal McCowen, San
Francisco; Con Driscoll, Kelton; Arthur
Cooper, California; Ed Ryan, Forest King
mine; Henry Clifton, mountains; G. v.
Willer, Cold Springs; II. Craig, Garden
valley; DIR. VIM. j. Rothwell, John Lam
berton, Placerville
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Dentistry ON a aIonkev.

The London Nature tells the follow
ing: One of the large monkeys at
the Alexandria palace has been for
some time suffering from the right
lower canine, and an abscess, forming
large protuberance on the jaw, had
resulted. The pain seemed so great
it was decided to consult dentist as
to what should be done, and as the
poor creature was at times very saw
age it was thought that if the tooth
had to be extracted the gas should he
used for the safety of the operator.
Preparations were made accordingly
but the behavior of the monkey was
quite surprise to all who were con-
cerned. He showed great fight on be-
ing taken out of his cage, and not on
ly struggled against being put into a
sack prepared with a hole cut for his
head, but forced one of his hands out
and snapped and screamed, and gave
promise of being very troublesome.
Directly, however, Mr.. Levin Mosley,
who had undertaken the operation,
managed to get his hand on the alb
scess, and gave relief, the monkeys
demeanor changed entirely. He laid
his head down quietly for examina.
tion,, and without the use of gas sub
mitted to the removal of stump and
a tooth as quietly as possible.
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Notice.

Estate of Samuel Stewart deceased.
IA Office Il HEREBY GlVes BY THE UNDER
w signed, administrator of the estate of samuel
StewarI, deceased, to the creditors OF aud all per-
sons having claims against. the said deceased to
exhibit them. with the necessary VI uchers within
ten months after the FIRST publication of this notice
to the said adsiastraor, at lis Office idaho City,
County of Boise, and Territory OF idaho.
JONAS ", BPOWN.
administrator.
Dated at Idaho City, June Ii. ls.9-4w.
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postomce Hours.

During week DAYS, until further notice,
ne Postoffice will nc kept open from seven
!, NJ. until nine z. NJ;
sundays from half-past twelve to one,
nd from four until six t. M
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
o,encd at all on Sundays; and no Money
g1prder business will be transacted on Sat
,,rdavs after four o'clock p. NJ.
s. G. SILSBY,
idaho CITY, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
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Ore Out and Mill Running.

From Mr.. Henry Il. Whitney, who
was in town last Friday, we learn
that between seven and eight hundred
tons of good ore are on the dump of the
Mammoth mine, on Summit Flat. The
mill is running.
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Rocky Bar.

Hon. James H. Hawley returned
from Rocky Bar last Friday. he in-
forms us that two men are there with
a view to purchasing mines, and two
or three New Workers are expected
there soon. Work is going ahead at
the Bonaparte.
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LOCAL N eVVS-

REPORTS continue very encouraging
from Slaw's Mountain.
Mr. j. A HEREFORD started on bus
|iness trip to Grand Ronde valley last
Saturday morning.
THE Buzz Fuzz Club have been pros
|pecting by what is termed the cry
|lAg Pam process. No Infringement
lon patents.
A FOWL gamc-crou-quet.
MRssRs. R. n. DARRAH and Ralph
|Calderwood returned from Bonanza
FIFTY last Thursday.
SEE legal notice Of the administra-
tor of the estate Of Samuel Stewart,
deceased. in another column.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Gardtn Valley Milling
z<Company will take place at their mill
To-day.
EDISON, the great inventor, wants
70 Know whether there are any plati-
Rnum mines iii Idaho. Any person
knowing Of such a mine should let the
Fact be known.
rRosPECroRs continue to report rich
discoveries in the Shaw's Mountain
District.
DEN RosENGRANz, who was under ar
est, charged with the murder of Bas-
ON, was discharged. He has since
ven arrested on charge of grand
arceny.
LIE Utah Northern Railroad has
P'aue the turn, and is now being built
Vwards Boise City.
a NEWSPAPER is to be started in b.
ana City soon by Nevada man
lie material is on the road.
MR. M. Quinn. of Boise City, is on
pleasure trip to this place. lie re-
'''DpeFed the World office and paid
"a visit.
non L. B. BALDWIN returned from
0'Se City last Saturday.
MR. Z. S. KINGSLEY went down to
arden valley last Saturday.
mr. h j. MARTIN is rapidly recover
from his injuries, aud DR.. Zipf
- II VIII not be long before he will
0u' on crutches.
thma.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17

In the Probate Court of Boise county Idaho Terri
tory.
In the matter of the estate of Bridget Mc6uin-
ness deceased.
nURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT,
= made on the 18th day OF april, A. D. 1879. no.
tice is hereby given that Wednesday the 3ati day
of April, A. d. 1862 at II O'Clock A. NJ of said day.
at the office of the Probate Judge of Boise county
L. T., have been appointed the time and place
for proving the will OF said Bridget McGuinness,
deceased. and for hearing the application of A. J.
A. Archambault, James Moriarty ana Peter Dona-
ghue for the issuance to them of letters testament
tary, when and where any person interested may,
appear and contest the same.
I. s. HART,
Probate Judge and ex- Offieio Clerk
Dated April Is, 1s79-4w.
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Jusr received on consignment at
Cofin & Kennaly's, 10000 lbs. fresh
hams, shoulders, bacon and lard, at the
very lowest figures for cash
June l7-lm.
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IN REGA RID To
,. j. HENDERSON,.

Court of the Second Judicial District
OF Idaho Territory, and in the county
OF Ada, against Stephen j. Henderson
one OF the pioneers Of this Territory
and Of this coast, a man of ability
and education, and whose character
up to the time of the finding of the
said indictments was without stain or
reproach, charging the said Stephen
J. Henderson with the crime of rob-
blng the United States mail and Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S treasure box; and
WHEREAS, The said S. j. Hender.
son was subjected to great expense
and anxiety i'll thrice defending him
self against said indictments in said
courts, which continued for many
days, and the disgrace of being ac-
cused of said crimes caused himself
and his family great suffering and dis
tress; and
WHEREAS, Subsequently facts came
to light which proved that the said S.
}. Henderson was entirely innocent of
the crime alleged against him, and the
parties who were really guilty of the
crime were discovered and convicted;
and
WHEREAS, We believe the said
Stephen j. Henderson should be finan-
cially relieved, we regret the financial
condition of the Territory will not ad-
NIT at this time of so doing. Now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, By the members of the
Legislative Assembly of the Territory
of Idaho, that we extend our hearty
sympathy to the said Stephen j. Hen
derson and his family and heartily ex-
press our deep regrets that he was SO
very unjustly exposed to prosecution
for u crime OF which he was entirely
innocent, and which tended to dis
grace him and his family, and which
proved ruinous to his fortune and re-
duced him and his family to poverty
and be it further
Rescued, That all indictments and
prosecutions to which the said Stephen
j. Henderson was subjected in said
cours, were wrong and should reflect
no disgrace upon him or his family
Passed the House of Representa-
tives, February, 1879.
j. w. BIRDsEYE,
Speaker Of the House.
Passed the Council, Feb. 81, 1879
n. B. WILEY,
President of the Council.
OFFICE OF SEc'Y OF IDAHO TY.,
June IL, 1879.
| hereby certify the foregoing to be
full true and correct copy of res
olution, together with all of the en-
dorsements thereon, passed at the
Tenth session of the Legislature of
Idaho Territory, which, by mistake,
was not printed with the laws Of the
said Tenth Session, and that said res
olution is fully entitled to be printed
and published and Incorporated into
and with the acts, resolutions and me-
MORALS of said Tenth Session Of the
| Legislature of Idaho Territory.
/ In testimony whereof !
(1 Q have hereunto set my hand
H. y and affixed the great seal
~ of the Territory.
r. A. SIDEBoTHAM,
Secretary of Idaho.
Rocky Bar.
Hon. James ii. Ilawley returned
n I
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Reduction Of Prices.

Hair cutting or shaving for rs cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City.
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Dissolution Notice

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
] ing between Plnney Il Anderson, in Garden
valley, Boise county, Idaho Territory, in farming
has been, by mutual consent, dissolved; said dis
solution dates from May 5 1879. The business will
be continued by l. Pinney, who will collect all ac-
counts and pay ali debts OF the late firm.
L. PINNEY,
B. L. ANDERSON.
GARDEN VALLEY, May 22-2w.
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twelve o'clock.

TINE, twelve O'clock. She
George, are you to exhibit in the
dog show% He-"No; why?" She
oh, nothing; only you are such
remarkably tine setter" Exit young
man.
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lenier chanel, Middleton circuit,
Salt.

Ten thousand pounds of salt on
consignment, at the lowest figures for
cash, at Coffin II Kennaly's.
May 20-4w.
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Dissolution Notice.

he PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between G. @. Havird and James Pulk has
tins day been dissolved by mutual consent All
these indebted us will please come forward and
settle with c. G. Havird by July |. 1879 and per-
sons having claims against the old firm will please
present their accounts for settlement
G. c. HAVIRD,
JAMES PULK.
CEETERvuLE, April 10, 1s79-3w.
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Quarterly Meetings.

The round of quarterly meetings on
Grand Ronde and Boise District, NJ.
Z. Church Columbia River Conference,
will be held as follows:
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igouce.

All parties delinquent for Garden Valley Mill ny
Companys stock will please take notice that unless
payment is made by the 10th of April sui viii be
commenced for recoye y of all amounts due on
such stock. BY order of he oard of Trustees.
FRANK ARNHAM,
President
WASHINGTON KFGKRREIs. Sec'y.
GARDEN VALLEY Mar 49, 1879.
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to n. You need not be away from home over
night You can give mr. whole time TO the work.
are making over $40 per dap. All who engage AT
once can make money fast. at the present time
money cannot be made So easily and rapidly al any
other business 1t costs II thing to try the bnsi-
ness. Terms and IS outfit free. Ad ress at once
II. HALLErr X Co. Portland. Maine.
S-July 2+77-ly.
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~~~ls not easily earned in these times.
l1H II n but it caa he made III three months
n by any one of either sex, il any part
4 of the country. who is willing TO work
VyA II n steadily at the employment that We
n a n u furnish. 500 per week in your ewn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-17

No. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennalys.
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Notice.

TERRlroRr OF IDAHO, -
County of Boise -
In the matter Of the estate OF WIN. Payne, de,
ceased:
E& signed. administrator OF the estate of Nm
Payne, deceased to the creditors Of and all per-
il them, with The necessary vouchers. within ioHF
months after the publication Of This notice. the
said administrator, at his e.ice in Idaho city, 7. 4
GEO. BENNETT.
Administrator of the Estate OF VIM. Payne. de-
ceased.
Dated June 70. 1879.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-04
A Regular HanIan stroke.

Keakuk iowa Gate City,
Bill Bill come here quick, and
see Teddy's dad coachin' him." said
one Keokuk hoy to another, in a sup
pressed tone Of ecstasy, as he peeped
through a crack in the wood-shed,
and saw Teddy's father dressing him
down with a strip of weather board
ing.
"Gewhillikinsl See him swing that
paddle, though put in Bill, as he
took a look, and then danced around
with delight.
.'Reg'lar old Hanlan stroke, ain
it?' added Gully, as he pushed Bill
away for his turn to peep.
Goose p remarked Bill, when il
came his time to make observations,
'gettin' in bout forty to Their mint.
haiu't 'e?'
"Lemme see" demanded Gully.
crowding Bill out again. "0h,
crackel that's so, an Teddy hain't got
no slidin' seat, either
"Aw, thunderl' said Bill, in disgust
as he peeped in and saw Teddy dodge.
and .he father make a false stroke, give
the knuckles Of his other hand an aw.
full whack, then drop the paddle and
go danciag into the house, The old
Cows caught a crab an quit ON the
home-stretch-fun's over"
And they went off 10 build a bon
fire in the bay-mow and throw stones
at an invalid cat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-04
Retired Actress.

Lydia Thompson announces that she
will never act again. She is wealthy
and tired Of the stage. She was first.
a dancer in London theaters, and It
was not until about fifty years Q
that she made her mark in burlesoue.
She came to America in 1869 with the
first company of British blondes seen
here, opened at Woods Museum, New
York, and achieved an immediate
success, The result Of several pros
porous seasons in this country was a
large fortune. She has a grown.up
daughter, and is probably about forty
years old. Her present husband,
Alexander Henderson, was formerly
an officer in the British army. He
retired from the service to 20 into
theater management. With his wife's
money and popularity to begin with,
he has been remarkably successful
and now controls three theaters in
London.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-04

DR.. Augustus II. B. Kuehne was
this morning sent to Jail for safety,
having an attack Of the horrors. or
some other mysterious lunatic aflie-
ton. The executive doctor left the
following note on his table, written
previous to his arrest:
My full name is Augustus Hugo
Bradtricis Kuehne, MD. NV parents
names are Wencton Bradtricis, con.
ductor on the Catholic school CIR
Hagen. | desire and mediate at my
diplomas should be sent home. NV
debts can be paid from the collections
Of bills in my pocket. DR.. A. h. B.
Kuehne.n
A white woman, name unknown,
but as crazyas a March hare, was also
sent to Jail during the forenoon to
keep her from worrying the life half
out of various persons.