davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-19
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, August Is, 1881.

MONDAY, August Is, 1881.
Edward Doolcy VS.. Thomas Seaman
ct al. Witnesses examined and fur
Their hearing postponed until to-mor-
row. Adjourned to 9 o'clock, Tues
day August l6.
TUESDAY, August l6.
Edward Dooley VS.. Thomas Seaman
ct al. This cause resumed and taken
under advisoment by the Court.
Janetta Jordan vs.. Charles s. Jor-
dan. Ordered that this cause be plac-
ed on the calendar.
Garden Valley NJ. Go. vs.. J. B. En-
cry. Asking leave to file amended
answer taken under advisement by the
Court. Adjourned to 8 o'clock to-
morrow.
WEDNESDAY, August II.
Janetta Jordan vs.. Charles S. Jor-
dan. Demurrer to complaint overrul-
ed; defendant have to January lst,
next, to answer. Case continued.
edward Dooley VS.. Thomas Seaman
ct al. The Court finds for defendants.
Garden Valley M. Go. VS.. j. B. En-
cry. Part of amended answer sus-
tanned and part overruled.
Boise County Bank VS.. Thomas 81
lott. Taken under advisement by the
1 Court.
Boise County VS.. John NJ Danskin,
Sheriff. Agreed case. Ordered to be
, placed ON the calendar; Judgment fol
, defendant.
Territory of Idaho etc. VS.. James H
: Hawley, District Attorney. Agreed
case; ordered to be placed on the cal
: endar. Judgment for defendant.
Territory of Idaho etc. vs.. Isido'
Smith, County Treasurer; agreed case
ordered to be placed on the calendar
Judgment for defendant.
Territory of Idaho, ct al. VS.. Geo
w. Richards, ex.Auditor; agreed case
ordered to be placed on the calendar
: Judgment for defendant.
Il Alex. Orchard, Assessor and Ia,
Collector, VS.. James II. Hawley, Dis
. trict Attorney; agreed case; ordered
to be placed on the calendar. Judg
a ment for defendant.
I" Garden Valley M. Go. VS.. J. B. EN-
t, cry. Plaintiff have till tomorrow
=, morning at 8 o'clock to file amended
V complaint by paying costs of defend
ant to this time.
6 In the matter of the application o
ID Catherine Marcus to become a sol
to trader, ordered to be. placed on tn
rs calendar and decree entered.
er Boise County Bank VS.. Thos. Elliot
To be decided in writing in vacation
In aid filed with the Clerk.
hit John Cowan VS. Ann Cowan. Cor
r. tinued for the term.
ep Garden Valley M, Co. vs.. j. B. En-
ad cry ct al. Continued for tue term.
lie Adjourned to o'clock tomorrow.
THURSDAY, August Is.
he Territory of Idaho etc. VS.. Geo. v
no Richards, ex.Auditor Judgment
ID. yesterday revoked and taken und,
la adviscment by the Court.
ev Garden Valley nj. Co. VS.. j. B. Ell
uf. cry. Nonsuit without prcjudic
re. granted judgment for defendant f
Sc. $l07 90 for his costs no to this tim
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-19

A. A. THOMAS, corner Ninth and F
streets, Washington, D. G., attends to Pen
sion and Back Pay. Bounty Claims col;
lected. Contested Land Claims, Mineral
and Agricultural, attended to before the
Department of the Interior and Supreme
Court. Land Warrants, Land Scrip, and
Additional Homesteads purchased and
sold. IT,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-19

Fast Freight and Passenger Line to
Banner.
The undersigned is now running a
Tri-W Weekly Express to Banner. Car
ries passengers, the U. S. mail, fast
freight, etc. Leaves Idaho City every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7
A. NJ; returning, leaves Banner on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at AN. CHAS. MAGEE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-19

sequence of rupture of the femoral
artery.
Our informant states that this story
ia a fact and that he heard the name
of the unfortunate miner but dlSfe-
members it, Wood River Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-19
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1881.

about SIG, 100000 last year.
The census of Canada shows pop
ulation of 1850, 923. an increase dur
ing the decade Of 6S0,49S.
The colored people of Nashville
have become tired of marrying the
poor white trash of Tennessee, and
have formed society for the suppress
sion Of miscegenation.
The largest salmon taken in the
Columbia this year weighed eighty
four pounds and filled sixty-fve cans.
The number Of professional bur-
glars in America is estimated at
5000.
The majority against prohibition in
North Carolina is about 100, 900. On
- one county Haywood gave a ma
.jority for prohibition.
Senator Wade Hampton is collect
ing full data about tho burning of Col
umbia, for the purpose of fixing the
responsibility for that act on Sherman.
Eighty thousand acres of Arkansas
land have been bought by the Catholic
Colonization Society. The aim is to
induce Irshmen to become farmers.
A Cheyenne brave is never so hap
Ply as when he has string of old to.
mato cans around his neck and is hav-
ing wardance or can-can.
The Atlanta Constitution is not pre-
pared to suggest remedy to rid Nor
tliern Georgia of the presence and in
fluence of Mormon missionaries, but
it declares that the Mormons must go.
In Ireland trade is still considered
generally by the occupation beneath
them, and the lawyers, doctors ant
clergy in Dabln regard themselves al
immensely superior to merchants.
A constable volunteered to watch ;
store which was to be robbed at New
Sharon, Iowa. He slept on his post
and the burglars took away his money
pistol, and clothes, leaving him GOV
cred with molasses.
a young man Of 10 and a girl of
arm-in arm, jumped from the sevent
story of an old palace in Naples t
commit suicide. The young man wa
killed and tte young girl lit upon he
feet They were lovers.
A Bloomington girl quarreled wit
her lover, Baltimore and Ohio freigl
engineer, recently, and revenged he
self by oiling the rails on q stce
grade up which her lovers engine ha
TO climb, causing him much troub
and delay.
The New York Herald says: II
rapidity with which children are dyir
in New York and Brooklyni is the su
iect of considerable comment. Nal
ria on all sides, however, is very pre-
alent and thousands of adults are S,
fering who never felt its effects hetol
Every one is asking what is the eau,
There is now under considerat
10y the Georgia Legislature a most c
cellent law. 1t is to the effect tn
criminals acquitted on the ground
insanity shall be committed to the
sane asylum for life. There should
such law in the statutes of eve
State. If thore were the plea Of
sanity would not be so often enter
in defense Of cowardly assassins. /
munity from punishment increas
crime.
Rev Philip Schaff, D. d., L. L.
Of New York, lectured in the Am
theatre at ChatauQue, on the "Re'
-, e +bo noI,, Cc,;,>t,ro,v H. ]
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-08-19

NE TN @1E1 per day as home. aamp,ss
WV W ~&V worth IS tree. Address
SH SON h Co., Portland, Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. Pep. H.
The mining stock markets to-day developed no
nav features. large business was done ana the
nrces for the good class OF stocks were hrM OF
b;gber. while those of stocks of speculative
.nsrocter generally were lower. Yesterdays ad-
vance for Green Mountain to brought out no
.,ock and on small business to-day the price was
tnytber advanced to 6A Rising Sun rose to
o.76. Cherokee was firm at 1.9001.95, aud Moose
held steady at1. s6@1.e0. On the other hand Nortn
standard, which was particularly active declined
from SO TO So rose to Ga aud closed at so cents Inc
Lsadvle shares were dull with little or no changes
10 their prices except that Little Pltsburg declined
to 2.65 Hukill was cents lower q i4n ia
was cents higher at 1.45. and Wiltshire was ~
higher at 1s5 Goodshaw fell from 112 20 ed
Virginia 8 cents better ut 2lO. and Caliofnia y
cents lower at 25 Boston aSe o wSI prce
shares Silver Nugget shows an improvement VI .
cents at 10 cents and Great Eastern OF GEMS, a'
20 cents. The market closed actiVe anu ii'S"'"i'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
ynsirnriion
For Both sexes--City,

For Both sexes-Citv.
MISS REYNOLDS (eIght years teacher in Miss
w Hanee SCHOOL, 90 West 45th.st Second term Feb l.
MISS WARREN, ~ West 45tll-st.-Sep-
IVA crate departments; thorough teaching; English,
Ernnch and German /; park at latermsslon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

For Young Lad
MRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resum
w lessons music aud modern languages after ser
TENDER 10. For par tculars apply At ilS ChltOas%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
60 Wbom II man Concern.

NOTICE Is hereby given, in compliance with
~ law that application win be made 20 tue ~
~ seeeOn 1881 alter tie bounds o the county
Of NewYOrk by aiding and maEg NoIth Brothers Island no
County queens part Of erglng the same IN te Oly
aud Ounty Of NewY0r. And also 10 alter the OonbnMies
OF the County taking from aud srtnR on O
The said County OF Queens the said North rotheis eu
anu N"'H 49, $500 G. Il. CHANDLER
f. o. JANEWAY,
NsUyork Ian. 3. 1881, WM. n. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

sured mines. the former of which about the 1st Of
next month win ado the, work OF thirty Stamps on
tire will soon be erected. With the mills now
erected or actually contemplated to say nothing of
the numerous mines being opened, some of which
must add their output before 1882 we estimate
that the products of Tombstone District will show.
at the end Of the present year. to have averaged
$780, 900 monthly, OF total for the year of
$5,4O0,O00."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
'NPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
n NrnDfglI a. LsDNaG IInVn
TNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVLKPOOLA
NOTICE.-1he steamers OF this Line take Lieutenant
Maury'- Lane routes at Ill seasons Of tn year
CITY OF Notwithstanding SDAl, jan ~ n m
CITY OF mon GREAL.... TUESDAY,, FeO. 8. a. M
CRY Of BERLIN . $780,. ! I RDAY. Ieb l2. D. m
CITY OF BRU SEA-. ....-. rtiL SDA1 Feb "a; a. m
CITY OF RIChMOND.... RDAf. Feb 20, 5 r. III
From per 81. ~ h. foot OF ChaItonst
CABIN $50 $50 and 500 Return tickets on favorable Ter
sTEEkAGE. $2S. Prepaid $50 Drafts AT lowest rates
Saloons siatrrOOm5, SMOKING and Oatr andshlps
These steamers do not carry cattle sheep or pigs.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. 81 and So Broadway. y.
Fhanephia ONCE No. lOJ South ith"sC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
Bullion valued at s7o.77l AZ was received in this

say, $707 gold, SloI silver.
city Yesterday, from the riines: e.
:. ne uresdent of the Legal Tender Mining Com
pinss REPORTS them in an excellent condition The
severity Of the winter has prevented the company
from carrying on the work OF development as rap
idly al desired but with the opening OF spring II IS
The intention to push the work with sufficient
force of mea to put the mines in producing con-
dition. ,r, c,.,.. =.
hs ANIMAL report infinitely describes the progress Of
tho work done on the mine within the past year,
And concludes with the statement that during the
present season the mine Will doubtless be placed
mon good paying basis, IS he believes IL 10 De one
containing large bodies OF lowgrade ORE the great
bulk Of which can be treated by concentrating
The e. manager n Of the Robinson Consolidated MN
ing Company reports under date OF January ~.
that the sonth incline from tunnel level has now
been cut out and securely tmbered TO It's race ana
that II will now be sunk as rapidly as possible. me
face shows fine breast OF ore feet thick ana ~ Is
believed that at least tons Of ore per day VIII DC
taken from this opening while sinking AS there
are now about $50 tons OF ore IN the Ta-
road bins and about d the roaser
for. the breaking of ore has been discontinued until
some relief has Geen obtained. and all the men That
were at work IN the Slopes have been laid on. only
two openings IN the mine are now being worked in.
viz: the drift hack from the tunnel. designed to
connect with the south crosscuts from main incline
above tunnel level. and the south incline. No ore IL
therefore being broken In the mine except that
taken out In sinking the south incline.
The superintendent Of the Standard Consolidated
Company reports. under date OF January ~ that
the east cross-cut 1000 level is now in 40 feet.
During the previous week west crOss-cut was
started from this level, which has been run feet
Prom the shaft In favorable country rock. The total
length OF tho west cross-cut from north drift 700
level e 1856 feet The south drift from east GROSS
eut 800 level 10 in 81 feet. showing
khe ledge Ala feet wide. North drift No.
1855 level. l. In 275 feet showing the ledge five
feet WIDE. The total length of north drift from
Die nsrth upraise is 204 feet with ledge in face
sight feet vide. The upraiee on the Bruce ledge.
40 level dncline), has reached height Of ninety
feet; the ledge here is three feet wide The ledge
p the slopes on the 3so level holds its usual width
md tho ledge In the Slopes on tho 500 level shows
width Of fifteen fect Of ore. The $50 ncline) slopes
are looking we'll the ledge being about twelve feet
wide. Work on engine Foundation and new build
3uW h setting along nicely.
lns CskSs. lruc.on. Arisl Of January Is has the
4olloWlngs Tombstone District Is now producing
akout Quarter Of 3 million dollars monthly. Two
Additional mines will soon add their quota to the
list-ths Grand Central o nd Head Centre-both as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
6elp manteo.

xxTANTFD.-A man of experience in the
w caring up Of small ware samples BROWN DUR
RELL & CO. Boston.
vTyHE COMMERCIAL GUlDE.-A new paper
tbe nroection OF all policyhOldeIs and investors
i snd arcia agents wanted introduce this puDlca
Non In avery State. Address r. o. BOX S4l, NJ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

Art Schools-Now-Yo York City
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
I'VE receive pupils DRAWING and Painting In OIL and
Water Color CHINA and Decoration at her studio No. As East
26thst, NewYOrx.
u.,c-a,cos { Mr.. D. Huntington Mr. W liam Hart
N'''AeNe@S" Mr.. James ". Hart, Mr. A. f. BollowA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAY Francisco. Wednesday, Jan. .26. 1881.
,uy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !
Yesterday. To-day

SAX FRANCIsCo. CAL, Jan. 28.-Bullion receipts
for the mast week: STANDARD Consolidated, $50 900
Contention Ea5eka o6 Cop soh $ SS3
Cbristy. $40 400; Syndicate, $4.70O; STAR ST. 76O;
There has been no Improvement IN the stock mar
ke!. , , r -.
front the 2O0-level OF Boston Consolidated assay
&Il5 O12 gold, 81, $50 silver; average samples, as
say, $707 gold, $167 silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
Efaal Notltes.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
> NEw.YORK, CITY AND COUNTY OF new YotK.
Place "f tal-ERNsT KREuDEli glanun as alnst EMA "
name mnknOwn the plaintiff hel Kroc also called
Karhc Kok also Rachel KrooE, also Rachel kr9oks Eva
It0srnbaun. Louis RoscnbanT. her hnsbSnd. Lille Levy
Isaac Levy husband Frances Kr0ch also called iracrs
KroOSs; Benjamin krOch also called BenJamin Krooks
Kroch also called sadie KrooSs Alexander Bumensliel
hrs wife Henry g. How"s George II. Cogsershsl. lheo
ertson Emma Black. DraytIn, = Brown, = Rowan,
known the plaintiff John Doe. tenant OF the premises
described IN the complaint whose real name Is nnknew
premises agent for the owner or owners OF the same
real name Ia unknown TO the panf any ana a per
sons above named having claim claims ainst jacob
H. Krocn called Jacob /. KrOK also Jacob h. KrookS
his estate as helrsaaw Of KIN. dcvtses. cgatces
creditors otherwise and who unknown the panns
Solomon Marx Eliza HlIdeckcr, Peter f. lie Fevre AZ sole
eIecntors dc, OF william roble. deceased defendans
10 auswrT compliant IN IDS action aid To copy OF
your answer the plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS
aud ~ case 0 J"nT failure To appear or answer jug
WI be taken against you BY default for the relief DO
mauded IN the cOmplaihtDaed EewYolk. Dec u. 1850
AUGUST &. HASSEY Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office address. Once No II. AyenueA, Ne"'forK
10 the Defendants Joseph Mary Joseph his wife,
whose real Christian name II unknown 10 the plaintiff ana
sxcept persons above named having claim claims
adjust Jacob KrOch, callei Jacob l.. Kr0k, also
ing Interested in His estate clrataw, next If kin
devisees legaeos creditors nr Otherwise and who are u
upon YOU by publication 10 order Of the Honor
aGe Hooper e. Van Worst Justice OF the supreme C0uf Ot
the stse Of New OK daied the @ o as 81 me
Clerk supreme Court at The County Court lolso
i'll 'n0 O'' vi AUGUST C. mXssEY. Piaintn's Attorney
jan n law7wIh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
Foreign

Paris, THE Soctete takes the
position that news regarding the
mobilization Of 10000 may be ex-
agerated, but that General Saussir
will at least need large reinforce
ments.
London, THE Post still main
tains the correctness of its general
assertion.
King Kalakaua, Of the Sandwich
Islands, has arrived.
Melbourne, THE ministry has
resigned in consequence of the vote
of a want of confidence recently
passed by the legislative assembly.
Byron o. Logiler is entrusted with
the formation of a new ministry.
Tunis, Private kilograms say
the French commenced Smelling
Sfax on the 5th instant, and the fire
was returned from the town. No
details.
Amnico, The Italian consul
left on Tuesday. The Spanish and
German co1suls leave next week,
none to return.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Twelve cases of sunStroke in New
York on Thursday; one fatal. Ten
cases in Brooklyn.
There were no saloon passengers
on the missing steamship Vdnd0liG,
but 80 steerage passengers.
The vote at Albany on Thursday
showed a loss of two for COnkling
since Wednesday, his vote being
thirty.
On the 4th, several persons were
killed and twelve wounded by an.
accident on the Kentucky Central,
twelve miles south of CovingtOn-
The engineer forgot his orders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
twenty Times a Day at Least,

IN every street of every populous
Guy IN the universe, the question,
What is the best thing for a
cough? is reiterated. The true
answer ae to all these queries consists
OF SIX wOrds-HALE's HONEY OF
lOREHoUND AND TAR. When all
oTnerS preparations fail. this accom-
pushes gnSI a swift, perfect cure. But
ueal with the cough while it is
merely a cough; don't wait TIL the
Jugs are honeycOmbed. Upto that
point the article is a specific: be-
YONG 1t, only a negative. For sale
~ Inc entire drug trade at soc. and
81. Great saving by purchasing
FIXES TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute. . 0O' = IL
a HEALTHFUL CLEARNEss is
acquired by the sallow skin washed
daily with GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP,
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER
DYE" Black or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
The Monetary Conference.

London, THE Times reports
that the variation from the proposal
to coin silver freely, originally made
by the United States. to the effect
that they would coin freely to their
own annualproductiOn as the blank
bill now practically allows, has been
looked on more favorably by Latin
countries tan previously; and on
this understanding as regards Anne
RIGA, (coupLd with the undertakings
by Germany, India and the
Bank of hgland France and tue
other Latil countries. and probably
Holland, viii undertake to be BIZ
metallic. Such a proposal was be-
fore the Conference at yesterdays
session. Italy was willing to enter
the League with the Latin union
and the United States for limited
coinage silver for five years, on
the condition that Germany sus-
ponds the sale of silver for that
period, substituting silver for small
gold coils and small notes, and
making liver an Unlimited legal
tender alta ratio of 151a to of gold,
and on tie condition tnat England
makes liver legal tender to a
higher AMOUNT, and that the quota
of mintse of each state be proper
toned t( her population, with the
option O exceeding that minimum
on certin conditions. A Dutch
delegate constituting the offer OF
Englan, to maintain free mintage
of silve in India, as an admission
that evn a partial bi-metalic league
could make the price of silver
steady. strongly appealed to Eng
land MT to incur the responsibility
of a peilous failure by holding aloof
from he league, and he expected
her tGrown her advocacy OF free
trade)y perfecting the instruments
of exaange. At the close of the sit
ting f the present conference 1t
was Suggested that the date for a
final sting be fixed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
Albany Troubles.

Albany, Fifteen senators and
fifty assembly men were present at
the conference tonight. Phillips
offered resolutions for a general
call of the caucus to-morroweVening
that a committee of three circulate
the call and request the signatures.
Fifty-seven members voted for the
resolution, making that number in
favor Of calling the caucus and
subsequently sixty of those present
signed it and the conference adj
journed. Robertson and some others
demurred at the call, but in the
interest of harmony signed it. The
object of the conference tonight. is
to give Conklingites chance to go
into caucus. If they stand out, they
must explain their inconsistency
and the session will probably adj
journ On Saturday, as further seS-
sions would be useless.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
What Gladstone Said.

London, IA dispatch from New
York says that Gladstone was criti-
cised for suggesting, in the Com
mons, that the shooting Of Presi-
dent Garfield was the result of a
political conspiracy. Gladstone
made no such suggestion publiclynOr
privately. He said simply that he
could not be surprised that a ques-
ton should be asked in regard to the
outrage, the character Of which was
such as to attract the attention of
the whole civilized world. and
which so greatly affects the feelings
and welfare Of a nation, not only
friendly to England, but growing
more friendly yearly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
a Big Fire.

Cincinnati, IA fire, this after
noon, broke out in Margrand Sons
carriage factory, at Smith and Au-
gusta streets, and in five minutes
the five story building was in flames.
The region is fall of factories and
the fire soon spread to the Union
Irvine factory and Closterman's fac
tory, Meader's furniture and Resor's
foundry. The first was totally de-
stroyed. Charles Peat was killed,
and FIVE others wounded by jumping
from windows. The total loss is
$5OO,OOO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08

Washington, THE treasury de-
partment, to-day, purchased $4,000
ounces of fine silver, for delivery at
the Philadelphia and New Orleans
minis.
Walter Blaine has entered upon
the duties of third assistant secre-
tary of state.
Albany, mo choice to-day,
Rangeley, ten persons were
badly injured in raising a meeting
house frame.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-08
d. w. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROOT. REYBURN.

$50 p.m.-The symptoms Of the
President continue to be favorable.
Reports than jaundice had set in or
that there has been any unfavOrable
turn in the case, are unauthorized.
Executive Mansion, 7.30. Unoffi-
cial. There has been no change Of
consequence in the Presidents con-
dition since the last unofficial bulle-
tin. DR.. Bliss reports his symptoms
at this hour, 7.S0 pm, as full of
encouragement.
Official. Executive Mansion, 9
p.m-The favorable condition of the
President continues Pulse, LOG :;
temperature, 1902; respiration, 233.
Associated Press bulletin, unOffi-
cial: Executive Mansion, Z, mid
night.-No material change in the
condition Of the President since the
last official bulletin. He is resting
quietly.
Executive Mansion, 50 a.m.-The
condition of the President has re-
manned materially unchanged since
midnight.