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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
COMPLAINTS Considered.
The Rights of Parties Under TIN
Desert Land Act.

A letter was received from a correspond
ent in White Pine County, who complains
that parties in his section have entered
land, having springs Of water, as desert
land, thereby monopolizing the water to
sell 10 miners at fabulous prices. The
matter was referred to Mr.. Fred. Hinck-
ley, United States Land Register for the
District Of Eureka, who has favored US
with the following provisions OF law COW
ering the cases involved;
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
EUREKA, New, Dec. 20, 1881.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The letter placed in
my hands by you to-day embraces the fol-
lowing questions: First, can q tract OF
land, upon which Is a spring or a stream
OF water, be entered under the Desert
Land Act2
Second, can land that is mineral in
character, aud so designated on the off,
cial township plats on file in the Land
Office, be entered under said Act?
Land that wifi not without irrigation
produce an agricultural crop is desert land,
within the meaning OF the Act. A
spring may be situated upon a tract of
land, or a stream OF water may be found
thereon, but II 1t Ia found necessary to lay
pipes, or TO construct bitches 10 convey
the water from such spring or stream upon
the land to f~ertilize the same, such land
can be entered under the Desert Land Act.
In order for a party to procure title to a
tract of land that is designated as mineral
land upon the township plats on file in the
land office. he ia required, before making
final proof, to publish in the newspapers
nearest the land. notice OF his intention to
...I x.1af laaorsktnn tha tract nv
legal subdivisions and naming a day on
which he will appear at the land office TO
submit final proof. II, after such publ
cation OF notice has been regularly made,
no afidavits alleging the mineral charac-
ter Of the land have been filed in the land
Office, final entry will be allowed upon the
fling OF a proper non-mineral affidavit by
the applicant. FRED. H.. HISoKLEY,
United States Land Register
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Public Meeting postponed.

Ed. SENTINEL; Your having proposed
mat q public meeting DO called at the Dis
trict Courtroom this evening. for the pur-
pose OF making some disposition OF the funds
~ the hands Of the Relief Committee. l
peg to recommend that the matter be de-
Isrred to Tuesday evening next at the
place designated. My reason for postpon-
ing the meeting is. that many Of our citi-
Sens will be engaged at their homes on
vnristmas Eve matters. Hoping that
tnis proposition will meet the appreciation
Vi all, l remain, very truly,
ONE OF THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Eureka, Dec. 23, 1881.
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IHote. Arrivals.

Parker House-Joe Moline. VIM. Cam
eron, Adams Hill; Jack Allison, Allison's
Ranch.
Jackson House-P. N. Hansen, Pine
Station; Hugh Donahugh, Lewis District;
d. Harris, Elko; T. Clemency, Amador.
Turner House-James Nolan, J. D.
Seryett, city; VIM. Holley, Dry Lake; j.
W. Mekin, Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

The following newly elected officers OF
Chapter No. ., Royal Arch Masons T Of sir :
einia City, will be installed on Tnesaay
%syening next. E. strother, d. High priessi
Jos. H. Mcdonald, E. King; VIM. outner,
land, E. Scribe; ]. W. Eckiey' treasurer
Lee MeGown, Secretary.
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Robbed his wife.

Peter West, says the Silver State, has
been arrested and brought to Winnemucca
from Reno on the charge Of grand larceny,
preferred by his divorced wife, who alleges
that hetook some $50 OF her money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
Reduction in Prices.

For the purpose Of reducing his stock,
preyious TO moving into his new building,
bartlett will, for the next 80 days. sell
wines, liquors and cigars at greatly re-
duced prices. During the holidays iami-
from this establishment than any other in
Eureka, and at prices that will astonish
them. Call and sample the goods.
You can find at schneider's drug store
handsome and new style gold and silver
celluloid sets in leather and plush cases. y
You will save money by reading I'D
Schneider's new advertisement.
AT Schneider's drug store you can buy
a holiday present from % cents TO SD '
Go to P. steler's for solid silver and
plated ware.
Go to Steler's for fine diamonds watches
and chains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

DR.. ]. b. Keen will offer at public sale q
lot of furniture on Saturday afternoon az
his old stand, corner OF Main ana Da'e'
mar streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

The WEEKLY SENTINEL Is q good paper
No send to your friends in the East and in
Europe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

The Bodie Free Press says that General
Kittrell wants to be Northumberland
of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

The WEEKLY SENTINEL can be had OF W.
]. Penrose's newsstand, Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

Go to P. STEERS for everything in tn
jewelry line. He is reliable.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

Go to P. steler's; he sells his jewelry
cheaper than any other house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

AN immense supply OF fresh French and
American candies just received OF the
Red House for the holidays.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

The mother of a supposed dead infant
at Champain. H.. interrupted the funeral
services by crying out that her little one
was alive; and so it was, though she alone
had detected the slight signs Of vitality.
Resuscitation was effected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

A n assortment Of ladies' and sents'
dressing cases. pockst-books, satohsls.
v~alises. toilet sets, etc., can be found ~
s~chneider's drug store.
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Go to steler's for fine jewelry.
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GRAND OPE MING
Fall and Winter Goods
Maher & Manion's New Dry Goods Store !

A q VI r CLOSED OUT l. OF Jul SPRING AND uSUMMER. STOCK A. ~
A laeC learauces sale we can now fer the pnbhco ne0 the ceenesta ana pest nNa
SMks Of Dry Goods ever offered in the on to select from. Or buyers having ueo re-.
are in seeetngo our present stock of FAIL AND WINTER OoD customers VAL na :"
to t1ar n TrWMa aSs ~ 70 swns r%n ness Pauern. and a cheap one.g go to Mahe9 h Mankms
a. MMn AN And nice slecuon varying in price from 10 cents per yard to - perl yard. u....
- If ym wsntan nice Black Sill 90 to Maher Il Manions.a md you will find niece qualities At
from 81 b$s per- yard. - .. ~ ,.u g x.,,or.s and sm hair Al and Al sx
Uyou want O nice blot SuAs 30 u" "enoi~
qualities .,,s ... u4oN .nsr h Msmoos. and conusre their b
ouautyw with that Il the Others toresf orsl 10 -...--. ... uh.,h ~.n,ors
II you wanta nice Dolnan Ulster or IseeEoU 81" ~~
md save 80 per cent on ech garment x,. .x.A u.,,o,.
"N II vn want my nice Under FIannels for yourself or chHdren,g ot Maner~ MAnions
md see heir different grades from so cents upwards ma. 1880. c,o-. rm.
hrOfderies. Combs, Purses, SaScneis, ETC., N'' 81 W "Uo
i'll save both mi and money. - =. u,.un..s ua sr-aads
naDi.et a hmem Norn Of yIrm money Five Cases Of Blankets, Bed Spreads and comfor-
N angbiv soued. which will be sold very cheap.
If you want nice whites htrtgo go MaherS Manion' an" su "Ns
mntH 81 81 s., SIS md 50 each. -. x... -, .n.. SAW A..
II you wants an ndershir q n rawers go " Manef~ "A""n"
" cents 70 S ssn ssoS IL ~ ersh nna you can get hem as. $3.50 % and saD eh. By going"
Mhr and MGnons. s.
Wv, IN. o ot ~ Yards Giass T0weling for. ..... o
Yu can also get IL yards ras rOWelfng for..... .".'."'" "''."' : ~
Yn can also get y yards LanlngC Cambria for.." ! y ~
ync can ala get 8 ard Siiesta for. (! y ~
v Me an aSot ret 8 Yards N Facing for. o
x you cu rt anything everything N h DRY Goods Ina ~ LESS
PRICES than at any store "a towa I: MAtEk Nio
TgRMS. Strictly Cash and One Price. A Liberal Discount 10 the Trade.
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You will save money by reading Il. j.
Schneider's new advertisement.
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Go to p. steler's for solid silver and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

Ar Schneider's drug store you can puy
a holiday present from rs cents to $40. y
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Has proved 50 far and will continue to be the friend Of
the poor and hard working population. All goods per-
sonally selected, comprising a stock Of Plain and
Fancy Holiday Goods never before equaled In Eureka.
The articles are too numerous to mention, and must
be seen to be appreciated. Everything from a needle
to an elephant. EVERYBODY Is INVITED.
3, ALEXANDER.
TWO DOOR NORTH OF PARKER HOUSE.
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Go to steler's for fine diamonds. watches
and chains.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28


CAUTION TO SPoRTsMEN.-Edward
Bringhurst, President of the Delaware
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
Animals, cautions sprotmen in this
State that all persons who are found
engaged in "matches for shooting
pigeons" in this state, "will be pro-
secuted, if detected, to the full extent
ofthe law" and that the Delaware 8.
T. @. A. offers liberal reward for the
detection and conviction of the cul.
prits." The Society also very properly
offers very liberal reward for infor-
nation that will enable the Society to
convict and punish the principals who
were engaged in the dog fight at the
Scheutzen Park, on Monday, by which
the feelings of the people of this
State" were outraged" The dog
fighters were all from Philadelphia,
we believe. But how they got pos
session of the Park for such purpose
is not well understood.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28

CONVERSION OF THE STATE DEBT.
1t is, gratifying to us to be able to
state that the GAzETTE's efforts to se-
cure the conversion of the State debt
for the last three years, into bonds of
lover rate Of interest, is almost GER
tain TO be successful. We have it
from tlndoubted authority that the
measure may be accomplish 1 as soon
as the bill, now in the hands of the
committee, is natured and passed by
the Legislature. There should be no
unavoidable delay in this matter. 1t
was urged by Gov. Cochran two yaars
ago; and now Gov. Hall is doing all he
Can to influence the Legislature to
give the matter it's earliest attention.
The chairman of the committee, Mr..
McWhorter, we are told, is now as he
was two years ago favora bly, disposed
to refnnding; but still there is delay
In these delays danger of failure may
iurki mas was the case two years
ago. We hope it will not be so now.
There ia no occasion for delay since
Messrs. Drexel & Co, we are assured of |
fer to take the whole of our State debt |
and without charge convert it into A |
per cent. bonds; another firm in our
own city offers to do the same thing
1t is possible the committee may do |
better; portien of the loan may be
got at 81; or en- the 4per cent. small |
premium may be had. But this need
not occasion dely. Now is the time.
Let the work be done, and one third
OF the interest the State has been pay
ing annually will thus be saved to the
taxpayers.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28

IHE STATE TO DEFEND nER
oFFicERs.-The House OF Representa-
lives yesterday passed the joint resolu-
tloa authorizing the Governor to engage
counsel to defend the Deputy Sheriffs
who have been arrested aud indicted in
the lnited States Courts. The resolu-
tion had previously passed the Senate
and is now law. A few of the Radi-
cal party leaders who had hoped to
make party capital out of THESE arrests
and prosecutions, by intlmidating the
people through this means to abst ain
from voting, take exception to the State
defending her own officers against the
prosecutions of the officers of the eoy-
eminent. But the tyranny cannot be
covered up. 1t cannot be disguised un-
der the plea of necessity, for this State
had had the control of its own elections
ior century and no such officers as
Deputy Marshals were ever thought OF
As necessary at the election polls. The
whole of the Federal election laws were
opposed in Congress, and by the majority
Of the people and in The Press as unnec-
essary, unconstitutional, oppressive and
tyranhical; and had the State the power
to resist, successful resistance in behalf
OF local self government would become
virtue. The Radical press yaunts the
ability of the government of the United
States in the hands of party to Cypress
and persecute the people who would re-
sist with their lawful privileges and
their votes all acts of tyranny. The
government has this power. 1t is given
TO it by the party t. at desires to perse-
cute. But this State while in Demo.
cratic hands will not quietly stand by
and witness its citizens fined and i'm.
prisoned for doing duty imposed upon
them to secure the freedom of tue ballot
to its legal voters.
The Ne1s, IN taking exception TO the
passage of the resolution referred TO.
says:
sit is clearly understood, and should
be spread abroad for the sake of the
honor Of the State, that the State is OF
responsible for the improper resolution
passed by the House yesterday. They
are Democrats that under indIci.
ment; they are Democrats that have
rushed in this unseemly manner 10 the
defense of their brethren Democratic
lawyer will be employed TO defend men
from charges of the justness of which
there is not shadow of doubt, and
Democratic Governor will determine
the size of the fees to be paid for this
unholy service, but Whatever the re oil
the fees they will come largely from
Republican pockets. We are curious to
ses what Democratic lawyer wi pocket
bis feelings of deeency and delicacy aud
these fees st the same time.'
So it is admitted and it is only too
true. They are all Democrats. Did
any one ever hear OF such thing as a
United States Deputy Marshal ar
resting any one for Illegally voting the
Republican ticket No, irdeed, they
are not appointed for that purpose -
They are all of one party and it was
intended by the party that enacted
the Law for appointing them that they
should use all their power to deprive
the Democratic people of votes and
and the Republicans to secure votes 10
gally or Illegally, it mattered not.
IS was fully proved in the transac-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28

items transpiring at the election of
1875, and since. by which frauds were
committed by their aid that deprived
the people of Q rightfully elected Pres
ident and seated a fraud in the chair
of Chief Magistrate instead.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28
FkIDAY, JANUARY rs. lssi.

THE RLNANoIAL STATEMENT show
Ing the whole de5t of the city, who
holds the bonds, the rate of interest and
complete exhibit Of the revenue and
expenditures Of the city occupies large
space in our columns to-day.
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LIEBIG co.'s COCOA BEEF TONIC

LIEBlG CO.'S COCOA BEEF TONIC.
"As counteractant to facilitating In
duences (lassitude, nerVouJ depresslop
1ebiiity, malaria, dyspepsia, liver com
plants, heart affections. drnpsical
troubles, arrangements of the stom ach
and bowelsl 1t is invaluable" says Pro
fessor = w. HUsT. NJ. D., Honorary
Member Imperial Medical society OF ST
Petersburg, Russia, etc. All who are run
down aud debIlitated should take Ii. Be
ware OF limitations. jan26 3td&wIt,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28

A HUSBAND seventeen years of age,
who 10 also father of an interesting in.
tant, Is in durance vile for not support
tng his family. The Society for The Pre-.
gention of Cruelty to Children ought tn
look after all the parties In the case
Herald.
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TOTAL of Loan No. ~

Total Of Loan No. ~ .........s 1000
Loan No. 13. authorized for SIS, 900, for
laying water pipes ON Breome street.
Date OF ordinance, August 30, 1863.
Redeemable April /, 1889. Interest pay
able on the first day OF April and 0o-
tober In each year
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Total OF Loan No. 8.

NO. Loan, au h0riZed for SIS, 200, for
ere ito Of additional water works aud
the layi pipes IN the city OF Whining
ton: Date OF Ordinance. May 2s ls63
hedeemable June Il, 1888. Interest pay
August In each year
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NO. Loan, au lhorlsel for SIS U0y for cree
tioh OF additional water worKs and
reservoir, laying OF water ntsa. n
the city OF WILMINGTON. Date OF Ordl-
nance, March II. 1854. Redsetntbie
April /, 1854. Interest payable on Inc
hrht day OF February aud August Iu
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Total of No. II Loan. 9,noo
No. u Loan authorized Tor ~ 900. For
he relief of the Water Dep 4rtment for
the purpose of defraying lie expenses of
rep1lrs toIhe water works. Date of or
dinance, August 10, 1869. Redeemabia
April list, 1889. Interest payahIe on
the FIR day of April and October In
each year.
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Total of Loan No. Is. ........s

Loan No. II, authorized for go o00, for
widening Water street. Date OF Ordl-
nance, i,ecember 2, 1869. Redeem bic
January l, 1890. Interest pay Bile on the
nrsl day OF January and July in each
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Total Of Loan No. lo..

NO. II Loan, authorized for s25, coo for the
use OF Lhe board OF Public Eduaattnn
Date OF ordinance June 9Th. Iss9 Re-.
anstmasle, April |, 1859. IAferstt ps va
PIE od the first day OF April and oeta-
ber la each year o ocSo-
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Total OF Loan No. l4....s 5o,

80 t,,t 10 Loan authoriEed for t35, 90 for tho
improvement OF the Br tbdywine wafeT
WAsI works Date OF Ordinance. June
2V, loiO, Redeemaule August /, ls9I.~
interest payable on the fifst day ofFeb.
ruAry aud August in each yesr.
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Total OF Loan No "a

Loan NO. 20 authorized fer sIss ~, n, ,'@ ~
construction ofa ew Reser;y R;y't q, w Hcls lns
SprlnH improving the water woIE. ~ :,
~ is opa,naaa 1y ana tor M Other purposes. Il Isl. y
as follows: $500 on m. n,e,eet,naht ~, tht
September, ls76, and AHA, ainoua!y uay
TIE nrst d y II September I'm C1't asc1 ~ y
every year thereafter until ana inoiuEa Ia
ing the hrst day OF September ala' w
.he renatning sum OF - an ~.
the nrst day u eptember. A II ,sSs n
inleTest payable on the frs DIV A't y
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Total Loan No. s.....

ASotAH -'o. o'............4 1900
NO. 10 LOAN authorized for s25,UOJ. for The
purpose OF iundiag the fioatlnv dsnt
Date OF ordinance. April z2d 1865, Re-.
asemabie, April /. ls19. Interest paw
able on tue first day of April and oei1-
Ea.nh 20 -N DNeO-
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Total of Loan No. 4..a

W.T. Ut h~0uEE1 <FOs Ess'''''''''W It1NV
No. Loan, authorized for si2,0lO, for the
use Of the Board OF Public Education.
Date of ordinance, March 10, 1858, re-
deeInable March 10, 1884. Interest pay
able on the nrst day OF May and Nov
EN- ber in each year.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28

THE DAILY GAZETTE IL publish
ed every afternoon tSunday excepted, J
~ ile Marixet sAreat, Amd served by ear
riers 20 Subscribers In ail parts of The city
six canA . sFeek, payable weekly. Yearly
suosct iberA. ~ In advance. IL Is the only
Democfatic DaAly paper In the City OF
state and has large and increasing cir
eulation. vMsx4uX xst snglltI s
tbs DELAWARE GAZETTE. estab-
'inhed IN 1854, ID the TAR sest and most
nOuRiahlng weekly paper In the stats,
and has n larger circulation than any
0ther ON the Peninsula. Published every
Ihursday afternoon, ~ - Der year in ad-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28
Annual City Statement.
STATEMENT or THE BONDED
DEBT OF TIE CITY OF WILL
MING TON, DELAWARE,
JANUARY 1aT 1890

Showing the holders OF the same under
the Especial Loans. the purpose for
which said Loans we're authorised, to-
gether with the date of Ordinance, date
OF Redemption, and when Interest is pay-
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No. Loan, authorized for $4,000 for the
purchase OF additional mill power on
able in amounts OF 81 250, on July 1, OF
each year. commencing with July l.,
1862. Date OF 0rdinanca, March "a. 1861, /,
interest payable on the 1cst daSs of
Ia. a Tuiw In 8,
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1oLAl, NO. ID IoAn......,, * M

Loaa NO, l6, authorized for $50 900. for the
uae OF the 30 Ard Of Pubic Edussttnn
Date oi ofdinsnse, April 9th, 1871, Re
detnable March lss. 1871. Interest pay
abte On the first day Of March and sen-
tenn Der la each year.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-28
Total of Loan No l8,.......,,.

lolai OF Loan No lb,.........s 1900
Loan No, II. authorized for Sli, 900. for the
purpose OF paving ex xpenses OF new va
ter main In EleVeeth and Jefferson
streets. Date OF ordinance, October 10
1871. Rodesmable August L. 1901 In.
terest paya6 on tho firat day Uf Feb
rnafy and Ausust IN each year.
bsll an, traAlee,.............. 5000
'ooso L~n '''''''''.............. 5000
iotal oi Loan No. l7.......... Il,O0O
Loan No. ls. aathorized for $50, 600 for the
purpose OF paying the expenses incurr d
by purchasing laui n o water rasaf-
yoir and bulldog the same. Date o. or.
dlnanre Jahuary II, 1872. Redeemabe .
July l. 1917. interest payable Oh the
n st days OF J.duary and July In each
Carson W. Adams eo1
Hannah p Brown, IA
\ Beliah. trusl ee , ~,
B n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6l1
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Total or Loan No. 2l ).

Loan No. ~ authorized fr s25 900, for the
or Ordinance April IL, 1875. Redeem a.
Die August lat. lss3. interest paya BILE on
the nrst day February aud August In
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Total of Loan No. q.

purpose OF meeting the esne,'anx ~
widening Water street Date of Or,i,.
nance May l5, 1873. Rede.mable Ju,vi
1874: Interest payable on the al dav
. OF May and NoYem Der In each war
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Total of Losn No. 20.

IotaI or Losn No. 26.......... iG,D
Loan No. n, authorized for sl0.0, ior
the construction and coTnpIeypn ol new
water reservoir (Cool spring aayysS
lbs water works OF The city aod lAut
o. purposes. Date of Ordinance Ms
~ 1851. hedeemable February ~
Interest pay able on the first day ui Fsb-
fuary ana august In each year al IR
rate of nve Ter cent per annum.
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Total OF No. q Loan

Loan No. "a, authorized for sso. .ooo. for
Lhe use OF the Board of Education
a.ns amounts issued Of the same by ordi-
nance Ans Aprll -, 1874, for sls,ooo.oo.
SD, 1910, $1,000. Balance issue by ar.
dlnAnce April l4th, 1873. $1,000. Ra-
deemHbie January /, 1894. Intsrest nav.
asle on tue nrst day OF January and JuYy
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Total Of Loan No. Is. 6o.OO
Loan No. 10 authorised for sss, 900, for the
purpose OF ofdefayiug the expenses Of the
new water reservoir and pump. Date
OF ord inanes April 4th, e7L hsdeeina-
bic Jaly 1, 1904 Interest payable on the
ntst day Of January and July OF each
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AOszAI u I1OAH NO. q, pO,O0V
Loan No. -, authorized for Al45 900 10
pay tue present fioaLing and unfuha@
lhdeetedht 81 OF The city of Win ihgon
Dhie OF ordinance, April 10, 1873 ke.
oeeInable as follows: s. 900 On Noytln,
Dei 1, 1881 an 81 600 on the first day Ql
NoVember OF each and every year lel-
rowing, ibelnding the first day of Now
ehber. A, Il, 1904. Interest payable on
Tue hfst day oil May aud November 10
eaeti year, AT the rate OF ~ per cent
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1oan No. 81 authorized for sl0O. 900 for
funding the doating debs and opening
Eleventh and Eighteenth streets. Dats
OF ordinance April ~, 1873. n deeIna.
pie Ausast ! I, 1873, Interest payable
In each year. esl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11

And at prices 20 per cent below
oar former rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11

Pensions. and their heirs s .',sy
bv late laws Of Congress. Send !'s9 M \
For laws and copy OF Cifl las;u Att'y, b''
N. w. Fitzgerald, Y. o si'
5S8, Washington, D. Q. ~