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The County Convention of Jefferson

The County Convention of Jefferson
~ be held on the 10th of October.
Gen Plaisted teIegraphs that if the
usiOnists are cheated out of their victory
VIII give Maine to Hancock in Novem-
~ By 10000 majority.
No, SAYS the Pittsburg Dispatch (in-
iependenf,) the menace to the whole
guutry" implied in the phrase 4" solid
-8uth merely means a menace to the
lsePublie2n party.
Boston celebrated the 25Oth anniver-
ary Of her existence on the 18th inst.
9TH appropriate religious exercises and
.nsble historical address by Mayor Prince
the Old South Church, followed by an
immense procession which Was over five
surs passing given point, and winding
pEifh numberless banquets and speeches.
Prom 3 correspondent we learn that
1r. H / Grsdy was re-nominated on the
5th inst, for member of the Assembly
rom Franklin county. Our correspondent
Ids SThis Is equivalent to an election
E Grsdy By over 100 majority. Franklin
III give an increased vote for the whole
I,e1ocr1tic ticket this year; no mistake
.bout thiA-"
-SenztOr Blaine accounts for the result
- Name by charging that after he had
"a things fixed, by the use of 100000,
-a0rs or less, Of campaign funds, the
ricksd Democrats slipped in behind him
md bought mp six or seven hundred votes
IN about esO, 600. What nice lot the
zrerage Maine Republican voter must be
r tina charge il trnel
-Ea5or lie Roy d. Bali, United States
~1rFey0rGeneral, informs rs that he has
-s-oeired adFices from General Quincy A
silDoEs, stating that be has been directed
, he War Department to survey route
"a steamboat canal through Florida viG
ne ST. Johns nver TO Charlotte Harbor
= Peaos Creek, and desiring that he be
szrnilhsd from the Surveyor-Generars Of
&c viii copies Of therequisite township
.lEA
The Democrats in Illinois appear to
- making about the Hveliest campaign
hey have engaged In for many years.
They are encouraged by the strength and
s.spularify Of both the State and national
irkstA and by evidences of Republican
- n
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Rarely Beaatifal Phenomenon.


On the 25th of September will occur
the perihelion of Jupiter. That great
planet then reaches his nearest point to
the sun, and is also within few days Of
his opposition or nearest point to the
earth. Jupiter comes comes at that epoch
SO, 0Oo, 900 miles nearer the great central
orb. He is then, however, more than 450,-
O0O, 900 miles from the sun, fortunately
far enough away TO counteract and mol
lily the increased force of attraction be-
tween Awo such mighty masses. 1t is safe
to feel that the Rubicon of Jupiters peri.
helion is passed, for the few hours yet to
be completed count a. nothing in revo-
luton requiring nearly II 900 Of our days,
or twelve of our years. Nearly twelve
years must pass before the conditions will
again be as favorable for observation Ju-
piter comes beaming shove the eastern
horizon about 8 O'Clock, bright enough to
cast shadow and afford q glimpse of his
moons through good opera glass. Moth
ing can be more interesting than to study
the phases Of the four diamond points of
light that bear witness Of Jupiter's moons
Jupiter turns on It's axis in about ten
hours, % thst an observer on his equator
would be carried around 4 the rate of near
" 500 miles minute, instead Of the seven
fan vn;laa that mark the Comparativelv
moderate progress made by an inhabitant
1t the earth's equator. Jupiter rises now
about 8 /; 1t the end of the month the ris-
inr viii be about 6.
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Captain Charles e. Dykes speech to
the Hancock and Bloxham Club Of Tai
Iahassee, i . splendid campaign docu-
ment and should be widely circulated.
Next weak we win give some Of his facts
md figures showing shs difsrence be-
tween negro and white rule. Tampa n
bssss, ieaA
TO show thst Tie Democsats have
eainsl d Vscnt cd the Republicans
loss isis enly nsts.4 % call attention
y a. RepdbIi6 ssiositiss f0r eight
q. - sire ssatas ~
..,.. -. $3.50 ss'. ~. .9.s.re -
44e3sss ssfs.. ssas. -. eE521%
MISUNDERSTANDING II 4 l II
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
>UI-WEEKLT FLORIDIAN FOR FIFTY
CENTS.

The FLoEIDIAS viii be sent TO subscribers,
rm he Isl Of August 10 the 1st Of November,
Ply CsHss- August, September and October
s q embrsoe the most active period of the pres
- campaign, and persons who wish TO keep
a1urEielF informed Of the progress of the Demo
-zlic cause should avail themselves of this OPP
-1unify 30 secure frst-class newspaper for a
s~s r-7Fe
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, September q, 1880
Bales.
Shipped week ending September 18th. ........ 81
Shipped previously. $50
!. Total shipments to date. .SSe
Price: Low middlng, 9Kc.
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WMR- J. II. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent, Al Park Row (7Sne' Building), New
York, Is authorized TO contract for advertise
ments in the FLoRIDIAN at our best rates.
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t. The SRM-wEKxIY F1oRrDtAx NAV b.
found on sale at Bottoms News Stand, 10 the
Westcota Block. aYa@zrsT.s
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Regular meetings Of AuunIA Escx,sp.
lEss3 e: . sssss 20 !. - 80 - ssss b.
An Patriarchs in good standing l1ys1 % &c.,
W. n McixrosH. SersAs. = 'Aaa-' y. r.
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* SUpscEBERs XIII observe the
a thslr xxzm % sunscnrrloH HAs xxrzRxp. and
-.s-r1 fhsnsslsss nsssreingiy. Amer paper has
- $3.50 -~-1. n wsn most positively Be dis-
e. $3.50 y ne snSzs q sabs0tption . NJ ~
-azsnd q umm
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MASONIC.

a. Regular meetings OF JAcKsou TnDax
MOL e: 49, @ g. ART and third Mondays in sse1
". n. MCINTOSH. .sseyssay,.
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I. O. O.

hegular meetings Of LEON LoDaR No. q
ere acSsys.yi ssssy - a MI IcES loon, ::
Z sttsSS Ah ssnsn e geoa saaM1k q iAyited 70
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F0E CONGRESS, SECOND DISTRICT:
JESSE j. FINLEY,
0F COLUMBIA COUNTY.
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FOK CONGRESS, FIksT DISTRICT:
ROBERT ii. n. DAVIDSON,
oF GADsDEN COUNTY.
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HITIOEII DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR LIEUTEEAET-GovEREoR:
LIVINGSTON W. BETHEL,
90 MONROE COUNTY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-06-18
Letter from " alla Walla.
WALLA WALLA, W. r., June Is 1880.
Ed. TELLER:-JohnsonG Herriff, of

WALLA WALLA, W. r., June Is 1880.
ED. TELLER:-Johnson l. Herriff, of
the Union, say that the initials H
t. are a forgery ON them. III"
stands for Herriff, but ct" can stand
for Johnston only as in the case of
''P.' standing for THOMPSON in the
play of 'sToodles." Tea may be often
put before johnson, but "P." is oftener
there. johnson x Herriff should Join
Pat McCarty, who took the govern
ment mule, claiming U. S. as his mi
tails, then there would be fourof them.
Please make no decided change in the
manner of conducting the TELLER as
ordered by the Union till I have them
make known their special application
Of the word ''screeds" in reference to
HONEST TANTALUs.
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Timber Lauds.

In the present condition Of the az
ricultural districts of North Idaho i
is OF the utmost importance that GU
citizens should under some law hay,
free access to and the free use of Sc
much of the timber on the govern
ment lands as may he necessary fo1
building, fencing and other domestic
uses, and that one class of citizens
should be able to cut this timber and
manufacture it into lumber and fenc.
ing, and to sell the same to others who
devote their time to agriculture and
mechanical, mercantile and profession
al employments. The timber is so re-
motely situated in the mountains east
OF US that each consumer finds it i'm
practicable and highly expensive to
personally cut and manufacture what
he needs for his own use. 1t is now
that it is a violation of the timber
laws to cut and sell to others, even for
domestic purposes; that it is speeu!a-
ton, DC. 1t is further claimed that
the timber on the mineral lands may
lay =! be cut and used for agricultu-
raJ1&nd mining purposes without the
same restrictions imposed upon other
timber lands. Now, nearly every old
resident knows that the entire belt of
timber on the west slope of the Bitter
Root range and the spurs extending
westerly is upon mineral land, and
from this belt North Idaho and much
of Eastern Washington at the present
ootain their supply of timber, fuel and
lumber. lis in the gold bit where
are found numerous mining camps,
some of them among the richest ever
discovered and worked on the Pacific
slope. Why, then, should our citizens
be molested by U. $. officials for cut
tag timber for domestic purposes on
this land2 Does it not exist in the fact
that no proper steps have yet been
taken to represent to the department
of the interior the true character of
these lands and the necessities of our
people in relation to them. It has
been suggested that in connection with
some one of the suits for cutting tim
her case he taken up to the depart
ment in such manner and with a full
showing Of the mineral character of
these lands
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The Republicans Nominations.

SO far as received. our exchanges and
kilograms from the East disclose the
fact that the whole Republican party
are well pleased with the nomination
OF Garfield and Arthur, and in some
localities great enthusiasm was mani
tested on the reception of the news OF
their nominations. Even in the House
OF Representatives, where Garfield had
SO long served ss a member, the re.
joicing was great among the Republi-
cans, while the Democrats conceded
that his nomination was a good one,
and that it would command the vote
of the party.
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Letter from Moscow.
Moscow l. +. June 18th 1873

Moscow l. T. June 18th 1880.
ED. TELLER,-It is a fact well
known to every close observer of the
human family, and of actings and do
ings thereof; that if the speakers
would hold quiet the tongue and the
writer's not move the pen, except when
they have something to say there
would be vastly less of PAPER and
books in the world andthe noise there
of would be greatly lessoned. L set
forth the above as patent fact and
the object | have in view is to demon
strate that | am no worse than many
another dw-ller upon the earth, when
l write this letter. Upon one thing
we have determined, we are going to
celebrate the 4th of July, and COM
nemorate the great deeds of the faith.
ers on the 10th Anniversary !: and
its our intention to do the same in
such q way that when we state over
the circumstance to our grandchildren
i'll the far distant future. we can boast
of it without any strain upon our con-
science. We will welcome the rising
sun with national salute and, when
the proper hour arrives, we are 90
ing to have chaplain invoke the d.
vine blessing, while a fluent reader
will read to us what Jefferson wrote;
and number of eloquent speakers
give us the benift of their superior
knowledge, on such subjects as are an.
propriate to the occasion, then in
the afternoon, there will be horse rae
ing, for good liberal purse; some of
the. young men will test there speed
on their own individual account a
creased pig will make the boys earn
him before they catch him, and, when
evening comes the dining room of
the new Barton House will be cleared
aud the carnal minded youth of both
sexes will do some tall stepping over
the floor thereof, keeping time to the
music of some first class tiddlers.
Such Of your Lewistonitcs as wish to
have first class time, can CRAFTY that
wish by coming up an taking part
with US in the festivities of the day.
We will celebrate on Monday he
cause in Moscow we remember tn.
sabbath day to keep it holy" and the
fourth comes on that day.
More anon,
ScEIrE
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-06-18

that he has merchandise, but in
the distant papers he says he will
sell at the 'lowest prices" Another
advertises beyond the trade that he
will sell at the 'very lowest prices
but will not state that at home. And
others simply advertise their stock at
home in the TELLER, but | notice they
are particular to state in the distant
paper that they will sell lat reasona-
bic prices" cheap asthe cheapest" &c,
but why do they avoid informing their
trade CT this fact if it be true. Such
lodges are unbecoming the dignity of
men of business and should not be-
practised upon the farmers. Its ten
dency is to injure the city and turn
away the trade, Farmers will have
no confidence in city whose rel pre-
sentative men attempt in such man
ner to bamboozle them. | hate news
paper controversy. But when l see
the interest, of a vast community of
farmers who have located adjacent to
this city, and another class who have
laid the foundation of home within
the city limits, crushed, by the folly
and want of foresight of few who
happen to find themselves in dicta-
torial position, | for one feel it a con-
scientious duty to offer a protest.
There are turning points in the growth
and future of every city and it is at
these times that our fortunes as clti-
zens are made, or our most flattering
prospects destroyed forever. Business
men of Lewiston this is the hour
when a united action may yet accom-
plish good, timS opportunity and sup.
port for the building up of a prosper
Gus city here will soon be beyond our
calling, ENTERPRISE.
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-.
Letter from Lewiston.
LEWISTON, l. T., June Is, 1880.
WHAT DO THEY MEAN


Ed. TELLER. have watched with
no little concern for the result grow.
ing out of the controversy between
the business men Of this city and their
patrons the farmers. The argument
thus far has been from the farmers, it
has been logical, pertinent and conclu-
sive and while the business men of
this city are directly concerned in the
matter, and have the facilities for re-.
spending, their silence is evidence that
they have not grounds for reply.
Since the upbraiding of the business
men Of this .ity by the farmers, note
this one significant action by some of
the merchants of this city. They
have in q paper published at distance
from the trade therein advertised
that they would sell their wares cheap,
but in the TELLER, the paper that
we find in all the country tributary to
this city, they threin advertise differ
ent State of things. Suppose farmer
from Genesee the Assotin or the Pra.
irie tells these merchants that he saw
their advertisement in = distant PAPER
to the efectthat they would sell cheap,
would not their answer be: well ad
vertise differently here that advertise
mont shout selling cheap in distant
paper was not intended for you. One
merchant advertises IN the TELLER
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NOTICE
Hre-elaAption Proof:
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. T. May 10 1880.
"liCi Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
! 'i'~hg' named settler has filed notice Of
h Nv m*n''oh :" make ma proof in support Of
espr dtl"n of thirty days from tho date of thi,
"n' ct'vlz Saturday jane 20, 1850. n. m.
az TINS office William Wing, pre-em,tion d.
,. No 1922, for the 81 sci sec. 30. and WI
sw! sec. "a, TIP. IS y, r. 1w and names the
following rs his witnesses. viz: Mathew
Gafiney and VIM. +, Edmondson and Vim.
y pose all OF Nez Perez county l. T. Genesee
-, J. NJ. 1lowE.
Register,
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WHEw.-lf the editor of the TELLER
knows these facts, he should not head tknt
person screeds. Letters from Walls
Mai!a' The whole thing is fraud on
Maiia Wsila and deception on Lewiston
The editor of the TELLER ia sunnos.a
to have known what are the facts, and what
Is "a fraud upon Wal!a Walla and a decep.
ton on Lewiston" and more than all rAo,
" - nrr l. ~.
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NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston /. T. May 10, 1850.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed 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 Wednesday, June %. 1880, D. m.
at this Nhce, John G. Thomas, pre-emption
d. s. No. 1865 for the lots 5, and s and
! sec. 6 TIP. "a r W, and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: John G. Pell
and d. S. Phillips both Of Nez Perez county
|. T. p. o. Lewiston l. T.
J. NJ. Howe,
32 Register.
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FOR
Presumption Proof.
LAND OFFICE ATs~...yy',ss
Lewiston l. 7. May "a, 1851.

LAND OFFICE AT .sys Y
Lewiston l. T. May "a. lSS0&
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the tollowing-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure final en-
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz: SATURDAY
June 26, 1880, lOa. M, before B. F. Morris,
deputy dist. clerk Idaho county l. I. and
at this office, Monday, June 2sth 1850 p
IN. Henry H. Pearson presumption d No.
07S, for the 81 Nwf and lots 3 and sec :
TIP 30 n, r 2 r, and names the following
his witnesses viz: Silas W. Reynolds
Charles de la Rochpcre and John Fl. Raucn
all Of Idaho Co. l. L. p. q. Mt. Idaho l. l.
J. NJ. Hows.
30 Register
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NOTIC6'
For Pre- emptiOn.
I.ANN nEEICE Al

lie vision, I. r.. June 2d - ,a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
the f, lowing named settler bs' u
notice of his intention to make hnaf az
support Of his claim. and secure ss" m,
thereof at the expiration of thirty Ju
the date Of this notice, viz: M'n"n .h.t&
3 1880, at this office, john. II. NJ wi 81
presumption d. S. No. 3ls9 for tnc ..
and NJ Nwi sec. Is tip. Ks NRa
names the following as his witness. Ii
William Sig'er. jefferson Grose am
N. Miller all Of Nez Percc CD. l. H.
Lewiston l. T.. ,,r
.. ksEa
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Nrfh>KCE
FOR t'RE-EN PTlON PRDGr
LAND OFFICE AT

Z
Lewiston l. I. May 18th 1850
AHOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sS the ioilowing-named settler has lied
notice OF his intention to make final proof
IN support" Of his claim, and secure final on.
Wy thereof at the expiration of thirty DAYS
from the date of this notice, viz: Tuesday
Jehe 2-ii Ioso 10 a. III. at this Office. Vii
nan b'ss.nger. presumption d. s. No. 1908
i"f the MI see. 20 TIP, 80 w and.names
tne following as his witnesses, viz: Geo
", shepherd, David Lee and Bransbv
niake all OF Nez p,rcc county /. r. Moscow
J. NJ. HOWE,
~ REGISTER
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-06-18
NOTICE FOR
Pre- Emption Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

lewiston, I. T., June lst 1880.
Office is HEREBY GIVEN THATTuv
~ following named settler has filed notice :,
his intention to make final proof in support A.
his claim. and secure entry thereof At tbe err;.
ration of thirty days from the date Of this no.
tice, viz: Saturday. July Sd, 1880, 10 m.
before B. F. Morris, deputy dist. clerk
Idaho CO., I. T., and at this office Tuesday
July 6, 1880. James j. Remington, pre.emn.
ton d. $. No. 955 for the WI NE4 and !,
Nwf sec. "a tip. 30 NR 2 and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: Sanford
Crandall, A. B. White, Rufus Castle and
John H. Rauch all of Idaho CO., l. T..pO
Grangeville l. T.
j. NJ. HOWE,
"a Register.
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Lots For Sale.

7 OTIS NOS. 3 AND4, IN BLOCK NO.
Il3 in the city of Lewiston |. L. are
offered for sale cheap Terms cash on de-
livery of deeds. Title warrented good
Lot is so feet front, north side S9t feet
and south side 90 feet. Lot 4 is 80 feet
front, 96 feet on c street and 90 feet on east
SIDE Mrs MARY J. McDoNALD
Enquire of A. Leland, Lewiston |. T., or
of Joseph Rafferty,, Pataha W. 7. Slim
Lewiston |. L. May, 10 1880.
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j. G.. WAIT.
REAL ESTATE AMI LOAN AGENT.
LEWISTON, I. r.
NOTICE. tiOls KslEE.EN I1rgry
PROOF,
LAND OFFICE AT

NNNU VFFTUE At
Lewiston / 7. June 10, 1850.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ioIlowlng-n named settler has flel notice of
his intention to make final proofin supper. Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the dnte of this
notice, viz: Saturday, July II, 1880, 10 a.
m, at this office, Irving L. Palmer, pre-emp
ton > Nc. 1919, for the 81 sw3 NE1 swI
and sE9 Nw.t sec 81, TIP IS N. re W, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
William A: Caldwell, jeremiah Lanier and
John Campbell, of Nee Perez CO, l. r.. and
Wm. Herman of Whitman co. w. r., Z.
O. Lewiston, l. I.
j. NJ. HOWE,
90 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PR Ei.s;1lF.
TION PROOF.
L AND OFFICE AT

LeWlston, ]. T., june +, 1850
AIOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
o~the Encouragement settler has fsl.a no.
tlce OF his Intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and secure FINAL .ntrv
thereof at the expiration of thirty DAYS from
the date OF this notice, viz: Saturday
July II, 1850, 10 IN, before b. F. Morris.
Dept ok Dist Court, Idano CO.. IT. and
ednesttay, july 81, 1880, at this Office.
kolien &, Brown. presumption D 5 No 2sS,
Tor the SEA SET sec 10, and WI swt and YEi
swt sec II, TIP. 30 y, r 3 e, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: George G.
Fem, Herman A Faxon and Alfred Hoyey.
all OF Idaho co 1T, 20 Mt Idaho l I.
}. NJ. HOWE,
ID Recister
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NOTICE Fitsk PRE-E Erny
PROOF,
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston T June Is, 1850
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ \ the following named settler has f,,.i
n"''ce OF hi. intention to make fna! proof in
support Of his claim. and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration Of thirty DAVIS from
the date OF this notice viz: Wednesday,. ,Iuly
~. 1851. IL IN, at this Office, TIL mas II
Mason, preempt on D $ No 376, for the "A
NET and n! SIT sec 81. TIP 37S. R5w. and
names the following as his win sse.. viz
Elias DarrI rhn Mitchell and Vim Vernon. all
OF GenesesP 0, Nez Per,e CO I T..
j. NJ. HOWE,
30 Register.
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NOTICE FOR.
Presumption Proof.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.

Lewiston ldaho, June L.. 1880
NollCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
svthe following named settler has filed no.
tice III ms intention to make final 2rouf IN SUP.
port o, ms caim' ant secure final entry there
Of at the expiration Of thirty DAYS from the i,ts
of this notice. viz: Saturday, .Julv y 1850
at this office, Ole Swell, fire emption d i
No. AT, for the NEt swi So Nw} and NE(
Nwt sec 20, TIP 80 n, R . W, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: Nicholas
Broke, Andrew Rekdai, of Nez Perez co
l. T., +. .. Genesee, l. r., and E1wari
Petersen, of Whitman co. W. r p q
Uniontown, w. T.
&c, j u iiuwg.
"''s hr-.tr-
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NOTICE. -.
Fer. FIRE. PROOF.
LAND OFFTCD At

Lh-ND VT TICD al
Lewiston, I. T., May is, 1880
RlOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
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 no,ico. viz: Tuesday
June 22l 1850, II a. m, at this Office
George W. Shepherd presumption d. $. No.
l22. for the sw4 sec. %, Tp 80 n, raw.
and names the following rs his witnesses
VIZ: William Bissinger, David Lee and
Bransby Blake all of Nez Perez county l. T.
2. o. Moscow |. L.
J. Nj. HOWE,
81 Register.