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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Garfield Nominated
ON The THIRTY.sXTH
BALLOT.
Immense Excitement!
Cannons Booming and the
Delegates Singing "The
Union Forever"
Immense Excitement!
Last o1lcial Vote Garfield go,
Grant 600, Blaine -. Wash.
burne s, sherman Q.
NOMINATION MADE UNANIMOUS.
Special to IA. Gold Hn Duly N.r..

CHICAGO. June 80 O'Clock A. ~
The convention was called to order last
evening at 7:2S. and proceeded at once
to ballot with the following results:
Ninstssnth ballot: Grant 800. Blaine
27s. Sherman 90. Edmunds 81. Window
10. wsshburns 81. Hsrtrsnft I. Gar
field /.
Twentieth ballot: Grant 800. Blaine
276, Sherman SO. Edmunds 81. Wash.
burns sc. Window 10. Garfield !, Hart
rsnft I.
Twenty first ballot: Grant sos. Blaine
276, Sherman 90, Edmunds 81. Window
10. washburne So. Hartranft /, Gar
fsld /.
Twenty. second ballot: Grant 500.
Blaine 275, Sherman IS. Edmunds 81,
Window 10. washburns IS, Garfield /.
HArtranft /.
Twenty. third ballot: Grant 304.
Blaine 275, Sherman 95. Edmunds 81.
Window 10, washburns Sc. Garfield 2.
Twenty. fourth ballot: Grant 305,
Blaine 279. Sherman 80, Edmunds 81.
washburne IS. Window 10. Garfield 2.
Twenty. nth ballot: Grant 800. Blaine
281, Sherman "a. Edmunds 81, Window
10. washburne IS. Garfield 2.
Twenty-sixth ballot: No change.
Twenty. seventh ballot: Grant 306.
Blaine 277, Sherman 80. Edmunds 81,
washburns SO. Window 10, Garfield 2.
A Mississippi delegate put Q motion
to adjourn to adjourn till 10 A. n. to-
morrow, and the roll Of States was dc.
manded.
The motion 10 adjourn was Withdrawn.
Twenty. eighth ballot Grant 307.
Blaine 279. Sherman 90, Edmunds 81.
Window 10. Washburne IS, Garfield 2.
A delegate from Massachusetts, moved
an adjournment till tomorrow. Carried.
Division demanded. The roll OF States
on the motion to adjourn being called.
the motion to adjourn was carried-448
to 303-ths Blaine and outside men
voting for adjournment and the Grant
men voting against II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
Tramps.
S;irer State, jane s.


Railroad men say the road between
here and Wadsworth IL literally lined
with tramps. They swarm 1t every
water tank and station on the road, and
as the train mon have strict orders not to
let them ride. they have 10 count the
ties from station to station. A great
many OF them get into sealed cars d
stations. and ride until detected or com.
PEELED by hunger and thirst to call for
assistance and beg to be let out. Some
twenty OF them have been found In
loaded and sealed cars here In the past
two or three days. Those going east get
into wood cars and pile the wood against
the doors after they get inside 30 that
they cannot be opened. When detected.
conductors are sometimes obliged TO
break open the doors 10 get In and put
them out. Where 10 many Of them
come from IL . mystery that railroad
men cannot solve. Some Of them would
probably work u they could get employ.
msnt, but q large majority Of them seem
TO have taken to the road for life. and
their sole ambition 10 10 beg somethipg
to eat at station. aud ride on brsakbsams
from one stopping place TO another.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
Today's Proceedings.

Convention called to order ut 1885
A. NJ. Conkling and Garfield loudly
chsersd as they entered the ball.
11:12 A. M.-Twenty.ninth ballot. A
discussion arising - to the vote OF alb
sent delegates from Alabama, the roll OF
States was called. The ANAL result
gave Grant sos. Blaine 27s. Sherman
ll6. washburne IS. Edmunds ~, VIM
dom z. Garfield 2.
1l:35 A. x.-Thirtieth ballot: Grant
3O7, Blaine 279. Sherman 100. Edmunds
IL. washburne 80, Window 4. Garfsld2.
1906 P. M.-Thirty. first ballot: Grant
30s. Blaine 276. Sherman ll9. Edmunds
II. wsshburns IS. Window 81. Garfield
/. Conkling 1.
Thirty.seeond ballot Grant 800,
Blaine 270. Sherman 1l9. washburns
IS. Edmunds II, Window 3. Garfield l.
Thirty.third ballot: Grant 800. Blaine
27e. Sherman ITO. washburns "A. Ed.
munds. II. Window 4. Garfield /.
Thirty . fourth ballot : Grant 3l2.
Blaine 275. Sherman 107. wsshburns 4.
Edmunds IL. Window 4. Garfield II.
Upon the announcement OF the thirty
fourth ballot Garfield challenged the
correctness Of the vote and refused his
consent to run.
Thirty. fifth ballot: Grant 3l3. Blaine
257, Sherman l0l, Window 8. Edmunds
II. Garfield 80. wsshburne 20.
Garneld Nomisated.
1856 p. N. - Thirty.sixth ballot
Great excitement a. State after State
breaks for Garfield. Immense cheering
and convention beyond bounds Of cor.
troll Of the Chairman. Trading Of dele.
CATIONS going or. Impossible to restore
order. Final result gave Garfield 800,
Grant 306. Blaine ~, Sherman 8. Wash.
burns 5-GARFIELD NOMINATED.
Convention cheering and wild with OF.
element. Band has struck up, but can.
not DO heard for the cheering. Different
States have discarded their banners and
have gathered around that Of Ohio,
where Garfield sits. Cannons are being
fred on the outside. Audience singing
''Ths Union Forever" Conkling moves
that the nomination be made unani.
nous and oonsrstulatss the Republican
party on ito choice.
Logan also consratulatss the people
on the ehoics.
Hale seconds the motion and pledges
the support Of the Blaine forces in
slscting the nominee Of the convention.
Great cheering. Thus sndsth the arst
207 P. n.
Motion made BY Harrison. Of Indiana.
to adjourn till s o'clock P. n. was
carried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
THE skAaIT MINES.
A wsSnisg % Esshusisssie Pros.
pecsoss 90 Keep Away.
San F,anei.eo Chronicle.

~ fTuHctsco CHFoHtctes
PORTLAND, Oregon, May 29.-Ths
outrageous swindlss that are being prao-
ticod upon the oredulous In relation to
the so-callsd Skagit mines leads me TO
furnish o few facts In regard TO the
matter for the Chronicle, In order that
they may have the widest circulation
among p~rospectors and miners on the
coast. A paper called the Skagit Herald,
p~urporting to be published In Ruby City.
w. T., in the Skagit region. but which
10 really printed in this city, 10 extern.
sivsly distributed on the steamers and
railroads going north from Portland, for
the purpose Of selling shares OF q wildcat
"gold mining company" and also to
encourage miners to 60 TO the Skasit
river to seek fortune. There are
plenty Of discouraged miners on the
ground already to prospect that locality
this fall, and as there 10 On Ruby Creek.
90 far, not Q single claim paying regular
wages-say from % to "a per day
miners had better wait for results. There
are neither roads o paok.mulss within
many miles Of the supposed mines,
and 1t Is almost worth . mans life TO
reach that rugged country. Money Is
also being freely subscribed In Seattle,
w. T.. for the purpose OF agitatipg
abroad to get honest people. ignorant Of
the real facts. to embark In the wild rush
to the s~now.covsred diggings, . paper
being published in the town called the
Sksgit Mus. Ruby City Is . town only
on paper. The Recorder has . nicely.
made map. and you can select . corner
lot for one dollar. providing you agree
to erect q house on It by the Let Of June.
Goodsll's IL only . camp on the Skagit
river. eighteen miles from the mouth Of
Ruby creek. Portage City 10 Q shanty
OF split timber, where bad whisky II sold
for 25 cents . drink, and miners are
charged so cents per day for wood used
while camping. Sank City IL indicated
by q fallen tree. Of which three four.foot
cuts are made. including one split up for
hrewood. There IL also Q campfire In
the background. No one should believe
the stories Of the interested parties who
are urging on the Skagit boom " In
order to fleece the unwary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

washburns has been the most dubious
OF the dark horses all the time. he has
kept himself 30 dark that he could hardly
0 himself run ; in fact, wouldn't have
believed he was running at all IL IL lad
not been for the newspapers. It made
him terribly sxsspsratsd every time. and
whom hs heard he wa being run at
Chicago his wrath knew no bounds.
He has said Ill the time that he was NO
candidate. and would not DO against
Grant. who was his friend and when he
would not and could not desert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
PLACER COUNTY PEOPLE.
rhe Old Timers aud their children
More seheoIs shan Churches
Pork and indians.

Placer county, lying q little northeast
OF Sacramento. among the California
foot hills. has q population OF about
1900. the fourth Fart being foreigners.
4 local observer has been making q
study OF the inhabitants with the view
OF tracing new developments Of racc
features and characteristics due to pecu.
liar social and climatic conditions. he
finds that Placer county husbands aver.
age much older than their wives, since
most OF them came into the country as
miners, and had to postpone mstri.
monial felicity. The wives are as a rule
much the better educated, many Of
them having been school teachers.
There are 1904 school children (ths
sexes being almost equally dividsd) who
attend ~nfty.ssvsn schools. The churches
are poorly attended, and In soms towns
Of q thousand Inhabitants, . whole year
has passed without church services.
Benevolent societies are numerous and
active.
Unconscious profanity II the pre-
vailing vice and certain general tendon
ciss Of structure and temperament arc
noticed among the native children. A
straight, clean.out nose Is almost uni.
vsrssl among boys and girls; also brown
hair and eyes. They are Aatohestsd,
and though capable Of drawing . long
breath, the voice 10 not remarkable for
compass. The nasal tone Ii not found.
but music teachers predict that Cali.
fornia will not produce great singers.
The tendency II toward large feet, high
insteps. long arms, large hands and very
thin. long nsoks. The children are tall.
thin and why. hdgsty and nervous.
somewhat given to Incidence and extrav.
agantly fond Of the dance. They are
described as exceedingly tough and mar.
vellously healthy; . to b deficient
In postioal temperament. and strong on
the practical side Of character. They
arc not remarkable for continuity OF
thought, but show intensity and vigor
and power Of endurance.
In 1850 there were $4,000 Indians In
Placer county. Now there are about
100. Broils. poverty and disease have
thinned them out. Many are said To
have died Of eating pork-"No Indian
can eat pork and i've" In 1874 there
5000 Chinese In the county, not half OF
whom now remain. They were driven
out OF soms towns by force and their
places filed by white and colored help.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

Captain Jack Cravfsrd vas at Santa Fe.
New Mexico, on Decoration Day. and read
. poem At the graves Of the Union soldiers,
Immediately thereafter starting on . six
days' and nights ride 10 join General
Hatch In his campaign against the Indi-
ans.-0oLD HILL News.
Does q washoe contemporary under.
stand that this ride 10 the forsrunnsr Of
another q Of those ''posmsf" Ii there
no rest for the vearyf We pause for .
rsply.-S. y. Stock Report.
Yes; bet yer scalp, old pard. Hes
gone in for q General Hatch Of EN- this
time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

"wben men 20 fishing for trout"
said Rev. DR.. Bellows. "they take .
light, taperins pole With o hne silksn
line attached. and . sharp hook. with .
sweet morsel Of . worm on the end.
They quietly drop the line in the water
and let II foat to the ish who nibbls,
and by q slight twitch II landed safely
on the bank. But when men 60 fishing
for souls they tie q cable Oh . stick Of
timber. and an anchor IL the hook. On
this o great chunk Of bait II stuck, and
with this pondsrous machine graspsd In
both hands they walk up and down,
thrashipg the water and believing at
top Of their voice, 'Bite or b damnsdr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
THIRN.oNE YEARS AGO.
Some Or she Asn who Came 60 IA,
francisce In she Panama"
S. r. Chronicle. .ynue r.


S. r. Chronicle, .LuneJ.
Yesterday was the thirty.Arst ami.
yersary OF the arrival OF the steamship
Panama at this port, having on board o
number OF youthful adventurers in quest
OF fortune and fame. Many OF them.
through patient years OF persistent toll
and businoss enterprise. have attained
high positions and great distinction.
Having identified themselves 90 closely
with the commercial and industrial int.
rests OF the State. We are indebted 10
them In q great degree for the early and
past thrift and prosperity OF California.
Some have distinguished themselves az
jurists, several having reached our Eu.
prsms Bench, three the Rubsrnatorial
chair, two, members Of the United
States Senate and several the House Of
Representatives; while others have have
achieved The most hsttsrins success In
having accumulated vast fortunes.
The steamship California was the nrst
to steam into Ban Francisco hsrbor, In
April, l849. She WA TO return to Pan.
anna and connect with the steamer Of
that name. bat the crew deserted her
immediately on her arrival In Ban Fran.
cisco and lied 10 the gold hills. The
steamer Oregon was the second, and her
crew mutinied. The Panama followed
With her passengers, . partial List Of
whom 10 herewith given General
Joe Hooker, ex-senator William n.
Gwin, Ex-Governor F. F. Low. Gen.
sral ". H. Emery. U. 8. A.,
Judge E. W. MoKinstry. MAJOR General
Robert Garrett, Mn. Jessie Benton
Fremont. Sam Ward, Judge Delos Lake,
Hall McAllister, William q. v. Cronise,
William II. B~ureoyns. James q. Cross.
man, John v. Plume. George F. Lam,
srsaux, Henry B. Livingston. Henry G.
Blsnkman. John A. Collins, P. N.
Backus, 8. W. Holiday, Rodman N.
Price, John Bensley. Major Robert Al.
len, Mr.. Jewett Of Marysville and Cap
tain Bailey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
A Washington telegram says that,

A Washington telegram says that.
judging from the present outlook and
the expressed desire Of prominent mem.
bsrs Of both political parties. the prom
issd anal adjournment Of Congress ID
likely to take place BY the middle OF end
Of next week. The Ute agreement bill
il to b acted upon Immediately. but in
case Of renewed partisan discussion
over the MAMMALS bill. or the result Of
the Chicago Convention, this session VII
probably continue . week or two longer,
or until about the Fourth Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

1.-THE shadows murmur while The
dseps are dumb" has been observed by
many persons in lager beer gardens.
About thres schoonefs make . fellow
talkative, seven mako him yell. bat sew.
entsen are beyond his depth, and be Il
a dumb q an oyster. not even nodding
10 an invitation 10 take smother.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

And in accordance with law and IN order Of
tsth) day Of NsY, 1880, 20 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock - may be necessary
will be sold q public auction. o. hgofice Of
the Company, q the Yellow Jacket mine. Geld
Hill, Nevada. on TAURsDAY, the eighth day
Of ,siyi ise g -: q The ScVr Of !, O'clock =;
thereon, together with cost Of advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
Gold Hin. June g.. isse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

When a man snssks into the house ct
midnight, and tziss 10 get into bed with.
ont waking up the family. every stair
and door board crsaks like Q rusty
swinging sign In . gale; but Q burglar
can 60 through the same house - notss.
lsssly u q floating zephyr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

An Enslishman. writing Of table man.
nsrs In the United States. says: "Thsre
Ia NO conversation here, there can DO
none. I am every other moment inter
ruptsd by the pressing inquiry o in
junction. Will you have some picklssf'
DO have some jelly Try Q piece Of
this brown bread No subject, however
sngrossing. can keep the persistent host
or hostess quiet. You must answer
whether you will have more meat. more
potato, more jam, more pie, more tea"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
Irasssd June TIL, isso.l
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD
" Hi Do ofdain;

THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD
! Hill DO ordain;
6Dc. I. The President and Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees Of the Town OF Cola Hui m here
By authorized aAd required 70 Issue one Bond
OF the Town 81 Gold Hin in the sam OF Five
Thousand Dollars United States aojd coin.
Inc 2. Tho aid Bond shall BE- In such fern
q the President and olsrk Of aid Board may
prescribe, and shal b TO the eject that ths
Town Of Gold Hill 10 bound and holden and Will
pay to the holder Of said Bond the san Of
msney named therein on the fifteenth DAY Of
October next. with interest thereon 1t the
rate OF one per cant. par month, United
States gold coin. Interest payable quarterly,
eHe. .. The money reosived from The sals Of
aid Bond shall Be- used for the purposs Of
psying % the floating debt Of the Town Of
sle. I. This Ordinance 10 tais eject and b.
In force from and afsr its passsss and one
weeks pusllcatiea In the CON HnL DAILY
Nxwa
L. T. PoX.
President u the Board Of Trustees Of tks Town
q Geld Hill.
Attest! ". D. 4YDH, Clark Of ths Board.
On motion ordinaocs No. lie, - rcd, vas
passsa b the following vsts:
Ayss = Trustees Nsrcsr, psushy, Lsmsy,
xc0urdy and President Hox.
". q. 1YpI. Click Of the Board.
civ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

A fsrocious bulldog broke his chain at
Wheeling. Va. and attacked Q very old
woman. She made al the dsfsnos she
could. bat he threw her down. bit her
with savage fury. and finally killed her.
Her son. msddsnsd By the sight, chopped
the brute to pieces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

The author Of "Nanoy Lee" made
$4,000 by the song, the owners Of my
Grandiathsr's Clock" Melted I'll. 900. the
"Bsby Mine" man counted up nearly
$1,000, and yet honest and irreproach-
able citizens are toiling away for "a q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
ORDINANCE no. IN.

nsrrewing Msnsy 'ts Reieen The
H,sstins Debt Or the Tswa Of Geld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

Josh Billings says that "ths lion and
the lamb may possibly sumtims lay
down In this world together for Q iu
minnits. but when the lion kums TO git
up the lamb will be missing."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
soRN.

In Gold Rili. J,,s .. 70 the wifs,w. Q. Evans.
Q son.
In Virginia. June .. to the wife Of James T.
Brady, . son.
In Viretnis. June Z. to the wife ofD. McNot..
Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

The Mule Puzzle : Draw Q circle a..
teen feet In diameter. place . mule in
the center. and walk around him with.
out getting out OF the circle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08
DIED..

In so.th Fork. Ilko county, Nay -. Vrsni.
years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-08

COO svssk in your ON town. Tenn ~
YvX q oetat Ire. Addrsss y. aAixsfsS
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PLAIN, OR I'M CoLORS.

And at prices 10 per cent below
our former rates
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+. A. Lehman, solicitor of American
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All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless patent is secured Send.for
circular If.
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TO Society Dimness of Vision. Noises ia tha son
the vital fluid passing unobserved in the ,,riaa;
and many other diseases that lead to insantu -
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Hundred Dollars for of this kind tbs t tya
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A. p. MINTIE, n. h W
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DR. MINTIES KIDNEY REM UY. Il tp~
RETICUM cures all kinds of Kidney and Biadda..
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POsToFFIcEs.

POsT0FFIcEs.
The following is a list of the postoffices
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise City, Emmettsville
faiA 8 store, Lower Boise,
middleton, Payette Store,
Alturas county.
Atlanta. Mountain Home,
nocky bdr' Bonaparte,
Etneis Arco,
Ketchum.
Bear Lake county.
Bennington, Bloomington.
Fish Haven, Georgetown
Iowa Bar, Liberty
Montpelier, Ovid,
Paris, Saint Charles
Boise county.
Banner, Centerville.
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho City,
Ploneervile, Placerville,
Suartzpurg, Squaw Creek.
Idaho county.
Clear Water Elk City.
Cottonwood, Grangeville,
John Days Creek, Mount Idaho,
Sneafer FERRY, Washington,
Cooeor d'AleHe, Freedom
Lemhi county.
Fort Lemhi, GibbonsyilIe.
Chals, Junction
Salmon City. Bonanza City,
Leesburg.
Nez Perez County.
Waha, Four Mile
Gehesee, Lapwai,
Lewiston. Moscow
Lldyville- Mountain Cove
Waha.
Oneida County.
Oneida, Cherry Creek
Clifton,
Eagle Rock, Franklin
Gentle Valley Malad City,
Mink Creek, Oxford,
Ross Fork, Port Neuf.
Soda Springs, Sand Hole,
weston. Blackfoot,
Lava, Saint john
Soda Springs, Weston
Market Lake, Swan Lake.
Cedar Butte.
Owyhee County.
Brunean Valley.
Silver City. Marsh Basin,
Oakley, Reynolds creek,
shoshone County.
Pierce City.
Cassia county.
Albion, Glenn's Ferry
Goose Creek, Rock Greek,
Salmon Falls, Bridge,
Oakley, Sublette.
Laneyile.
Washington county
Brownlee, Council Valley,
Indian Valley, Middle Valley,
aaiuorla, Weiser,
Weiser Bride.
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TKSRIroRY or IpAuo,l :, tna pro,a,a conr,
County Of Boise, AZ u's ffoos'e eour''
In the matter OF the estate of Charles Mautz, de.
ceased.
AnoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN by THE UN.
~ dersigned Administrator OF the estate of
OF Charles Mautx, deceased, to the cred tors
u. and all persons having claims against the
said deceased TO exhibit them with the neces sary
vouchers. within ten months after the first publ.
eaten Of this notice. 10 the said Administrators at
her esidenee. the corner of Commercial and
Main streets, in Idaho City, |. T.
CATHERINE MAUfZ,
Administrators of the estate of Charles Mautr,
deceased.
JAS. II. HAwLEY, Attorney for Administrative.
Dated Idaho City, May goth, 1880.
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1reasurcr's Notice.

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ROOcntht free. Address. HAILErr Co.. Port.
land. Maize.
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