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The new North-west., 1882-12-15
Corr. Boston Post.

The charms Of Washington - . winter re-
sort are beginning 70 be appreciated. The
climate ID delightful, In spite sf the Potomsc
malaria, which 10 % much talked and writ
ten absut, Washington stands near the top In
the list Of healthfui cities. As soon - the
filling of the Potomac marshes ID accom-
plisAed, for which the lest Congress appro-
priatsd S4O0, ,0oo, there will be- no reason Why
people here should ever die u ell. The
broad, straight avenues, the pis-shaPed
pieces u ground risidiy reserved = the lungs
of the city, the g,eat public parks aud gar
deus oil contribute 10 make IL the healthiest
as seli - The most beautiful. city In the
country For there 10 no denying u, New
York may brag, Boston may boast, Philadei
phia may sne-r, put Washington 10 ths real
capital IL The country. II has ceased TO b.
Z Southern village. aud has become grea'
metropolis. II ID unique In every particaisf I.
Il is ~ell known thai the fathers located u
With special view u getting away from u.
There d bat one business hsrs that amoui,ss
to anything, aud that Ii the real estate bus'-
mess. II seems TO be definitely settled that
anybody who, sspirss 70 b anybsdy must
have . winter residences 10 Wsshingte'
| Formerly ths senator or Representative viz
howned house here was the rar-st kind Of
bis; pyx ., least half of them own OF REM
proper In the District.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
1 Suit Growing ort Of the March to the


In 1854, while Sherman was passing
through this section Of the country, the
Kings, wealthy family of Rowsll, owned 4
factory worth about $4,000. In order to
keep Sherman from burning 1t. they trans
ferred Il to Theophiie Roche, Frenchman
employed in the factory, whereupon the
Fienchman raised the French Gag upon the
property and claimed protection Of the prop
ery under IL. Sherman disrsgardsd the nag
and burnt down the factory and put Roche
und-r arrest.
Roche now snes the United States for
$5 ono and interest. damages for obstruction
Of ,uperty, and $4,000 damages for his ar
rss and imprisonment. interest and oil az
or eating about si25,Ooo. J. @. Jenkins, at
toraey. law, has been appointed eommis-
sioner before whom the testimony in tho case
v taken, In Atlanta, on the Goth Of Octo-
Der.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
scvsn Riddles OF tho World

In IN address delivered by Prof. Dubois
Raymond on "The Limits Of Natural Sci
ence," he propounded what he called "The
Seven Riddles Of the World '--riddles which
have never been explained, ani the majority
II which never can be by any known laws.
i. The nature and essence Of matter and
force.
2. The origin Of motion.
3. The origin Of life.
4. The apparent design Of nature.
3. The origin Of consciousness.
.. The origin Of rational thought and laa-
guags.
I. The freedom OF the will.
Ofths latter hs says: "Our 7th difficulty
Il no dinculty il one resolves 70 deny the
ffesdo y Of ,hs will, and to declars tho sub
jsctivs conviction of freedom an illusion;
oknsrwiss Il h nsxplicable."
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
WHY WE LAUGH.
"The live u.an Il always found In trout "
ID not intended to apply 70 funeral process


"The live u.ln II always found In front ="
10 not intended TO apply 70 funeral process
si0ns.
A man In Syracuse boasts that he has had
3O2 colds In the head In one year. He'd bet
ter rent his head for M Ice box.
IL 10 only during the first four weeks Of his
connection with daily paper that c.llrRo
graduate makes use Of the word "yciept.
After that he either leaves or 10 killed aud
buried In the cellar.
A Nebraska clergy man Who wouldn't &C.
cept two gallsus Of whisky for marrying ,
couple had to 70 without any fss n oil. The
bridegroom said he'd be hanged II Parker
county wasn't getting altogether too tony Tor
. common man to live In.
A san Francisco woman wanted to adver'
tisa a foilows: "for sale, tive beautiful,
small, snow white house -dogs, cheap" She
v.s ,hreatsnrd with hysi cries when she rexd
this next morning: TOO beautiful, small,
snow white houses, dog cheap"
In \ Deadwood church, the other day, the
large congi eaatien were devoutly kneeiing
In d, aver, when an irrevsreut joker quite
audioly whispered: Z" Here comes al eastern
detective" In seventeen seconds Gil thAt
congr egal ion except the chief elder had slid
through the windows.-P Philadelphia Ners.
A practical joker went to = famous doctor
and told him he was . sufferer frem every
d,ssase known TO medical science and q
wbols lo. Of others. The doctor asking
which he wanted to be cured Of first, he said
II was \ matter OF absolute Indifference u
him. "Well, them" said the doctor, "sup.
pose begin by trying to cure you OF your
chronic, and fear incurable, idlocy.'-De
troit Free Press.
Two actors recently shst at each other IN
San Francisco. But both. 30 deeply was
their stage training incorporated into thrl'
muscles, Cred into The air and Tell down JUS.
like play. Those who heard the Noise and
rushed forwa ard to raise the sapposed corps's
we're greeted With the involuntary question
from each: " 10 the curtain down?" As q
revolving crime the afix was not precisely
success -Lorell Citizen.
What the American people want Joseph
Cook to explain 10, when and Why hotel
keepers fell into the fashion Of charging
people SO week for board, and then CO imly
speaking Of their victims ~ "guesls." Nt
hotel Of any respectsbility has any boarder.
now; they only receive "gnesls.' Ant
what We want to know II, when the laws o
bospitslty were so amended - TO allow Z
host to present his "guests we.kly bills
What PROCLAMATION Of tbs sacred name o.
guest" Let u have reform before thi'
precious English language shall utterly loss
its flavor and be trodden Under foot Of men
Are ws the landlords "guestss" Never
by Heaven; ws are bis boarders, and NJ
sues ess.-Burlington Iia'ekeye.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
POETRY.


The following poem, called for by : read
or, hs. been pr ,nounc-d BY English critics
70 b. the finest production Of its length In
the language. VIZ publi.h-d 1t several years
ago, but II will warrant repetition
From the quicksned womb Of the primal
glosn,
The sun rolled, black and bare.
Till ! weve him vsss for his Ethiop breast,
From tho thread. of ny golden hair;
Aad when the brsad tent Of the Ornament
Arose on its airy spars,
1 penciied the hue Of Its aatchlsss blue,
A and spanglrd II rousd with stars. IL
] painted ths flowers Of the Eden bowers,
And their leaves Of living green,
And mine were th. dyes IN the siuless eye
Or Edes's virgin queen; ...
Asd whsa ths nesd's art In the truthfnl
heart e.-.
Had fa.teusd it. potent spell,
In the silvery sphere Of the frat born tear
To the trembling earth fell
When the waves that burst :o'er world &C
cursed
Their work Of wrath had sped,
Aud the Ark. lone few, hut tried and srus,
Game forth among the dead,
With the wondrou girams Of the bridal
beams.
Lbsd.. their t~rrors cease,
Ar ! wrote - the roll Of the storms dark
Gods covenant Of peace.
Like pail 1t rest, ON the senssless breast,
Nights funeral shadow slept.
Where the shepherd swains On Bethlehem
Their lonely vigih kept.
When | fsshsd on their sight the heraid'
bright,
or Heavens redeeming plan,
A. they chantsd the morn. the Savior bora
Joy, Joy, to the sutcast man.
Equal favsr show to the lofty AMI low,
On the just and the unjust descend
Zen the blind, whose vain spheres, roll IL
dayknsss and tears,
Feel my smile, the blest smile Of friend
Nav, the flower Of the waxte, by my love Il
embraced,
A the rsss In the garden Of kings;
At the chrysalis bier Of the morn l appear.
And 10! the gay butserdy's wing.
| The dsselats morn. like tho mourner forlorn
Conesals all the pride Of her charns.
| Till hid the bright hours, chase the nigh
from ksr dswsn,
And lead he young day tn her arms
And when the gay rsver seeks Ev" for be
| lover,
And sinks to her balmy r-pos..
/ wrap the loft rest by the zrphyr-fannr'
w~~s,
In curtains OF amber and rose.
From my sentinel steep by the night-brooie
deep,
IRaxe with unslumbsriug eye,
When the cynosure star Of the mariner
In blstted out from the sky;
And guided by me through the mercil"ss sci
Though sped by th. hurricanes wiags,
un companionie1s, dark, lone, weitsrin
bark,
The haven h"nr safely b. brings. "
II vst.n the flowers In the d-w-spangle
bowers,
The birds In their chambers OF green.
And mountain and plain glow with o'an'
again.
| Ar they bask in their matinal sheen.
D, IL such the glad worth Of my presence
earth,
Though Htful and fieeting the while.
What gloriss nust rest on the home OF u
blest,
Ever bright with the Drity's smile.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
A TERRIBLE PUNISHMENT.
asv Il Fesis - Wear = Coat 81 Tar and
Feafhsrs.

Virginia City Chrenic.s Dec lss
A trsups are committing petty thefts In
Battle Mountain, Winusmucca and othei
towns along the railrosd. aud arc reported -
b. moving westw ard, the Rano Journal calls
On the Tar Brigade NJ ,hs Truckse town 70
70. out their huckst and clear the decks for
setisn. Ever since The man Jones wastarrsd
and fss,hered in Reno three Or four months
ego, hard cases VI oil sorts give the town the
70 By, and traups have for the most part
avoided !. n II there wers smallpox at every
corner.
mos, people," said prominent Remote
10 Chyonicls reporter 70 day, ''dont kno"
vhst ) terrible punishment tarring and feath'
sr,ng really is. They suppose II 10 nothing
worse than > badge sf infany, rather un'
comfortable, perhaps, but not painful unless
the tor ss.s into the eyes. This is eres.
mistake. helped 10 dass Jones. He was
vile beast, disgrscs 70 humanity, and he
deserved what hs got for sndeavoring to ruin
IN innocsn. young girl and for grossly INSULT
| ins respectable wenen on the streets. But
| | hsA no idea until saw that fellow plas-
ssrsl wha, tough deal the process wss. We
painted him oil evsr pretty thick With .
| : brson, and some enthus.astic vigllsnss
poured few gallons u tar on bis head.
Thss the ssathsn, taken from . big pillow,
wers busted on him, and he stood on. white
| ana luay In the starlisht like some huge
| ana grosesqus. looking bird. BE had 70 put
his cls.hes on over the whole mess, anu then
he wss ridden On r.il for fny yards or %,
aud 10 put Ain on board tbs west hcnnd
train q midnight with Instructions not :"
c.ns hack on pain u bsing hanged.
II So him on the train. he was sitting
v,th hls heaf on bis Arms m the back Of ths
spss In front cf him. The tar was % th'cs
On his hesd tbs, Il covered the hair out o'
s,eh., and bis poll shoIs In The light d lh'
esr lanps like black rubber ball just dip
ped In ihe watAr. The poor fellow VA
erosuine, and csuldn't help feeling mea'
| Z. HAVING ssksn hand In thu tpb. Yoa -
Itbs BODY l. covered With short hair, and
vhs. ths tar hsrdsia little the slishses
movsnsss causes arute pain, = ifone's bear
ware bsing pulled sut With pinch@s hair 2!
hair. Then there h the stoppage q o
| p~nplraiion. which would soon XII mas
| - didnt make lively time ~ getting scrub
lid. B~sidss, the smell ~ the tor tnrns I'd
saorarh, and ab.u, half N hour after maj
he heen calsd hs must feel mighty sorry Y
vssat hanged. Then comes the scruooi"
vi,h oil. I, ,sak f~o Cbinamen and : ne
ue three days lii TTuckee 70 reduce J'nrs !
| ! Mid brown. The running makes The 81
It~.d~r, and the b,ds must se sole = -
for x%~ks."
.De you think hry will tar any 'ran'ps
Re.o shortly. = a.k-d the r~porssr.
Il des.t km~,s replied the Wash3s nA'
..su, mp ..o'. N.snch punishsn-r' ~ ~
IL ,us,.4.d - 4 mai except for som+ ci.a 1'
sSr which d~a,l. snuid hardly 6e 20 s~ss'
q peraky."
The new North-west., 1882-12-15


When, after three davs' struggle with the
SHOWS, the rayinss. 't- pr~"ipi.es nf The Pass
Of Hemedli, during which guns, wagons,
tents, even much ammunition had To be
aband Jned, Skobelef 3 tired column emerged
on the valley Of Tundxa and came face to
face with Vessel Pashs's army, which had
just victoriously driven back Radeisky's and
Miixkys columns, General SkobeIetf rode
along the line, inform ing his men that there
was no rstreat-all that was left to them was
death, glory, er-after . pause-shame.
/" Death or glory! was the cry, with l"ud
huzzas for their loved and devoted leader.
aud right uobly did they vindicste their
choice. Many instances of his cohsummatr
courage aud coolness In danger are already
vel, known TO readers In Western Europe.
Let me add one or two. On the day before
the assault on the Green Hill redoubt Al
Plsvns, vas with him on . vine COVERED
ridge which commanded view Of the Turk
ish position. Skohelef was making prepa-
rations for the assault. He had from per-
sonal inspection made . plan Of The sur
rounding ground, and was, quite In view Of
the eneny, making Z series II sketches If
the exact psints and Of the ground leading
70 them which were to be the objects Of at-
tack BY each Of his battalions. The Turks
opened fire at first the shells we're short |;
then they dew overhead, but suddenly two
shrieksd unpleasantly near. One burst
within fsw yards Of where Skobe!etf was
sitting on camp stool drawing, and be and
his paper were covered with the friable soil
Of the vineyard. Without word or awince
be simply shook the soil of the paper and
finished the preparation of his plans, order
lug his staa, when he observed that the fre
continued exact, to 6nd cover under slop.
ing bank some twenty yards of. Atths bat
tie OF Senova-and refer to this engage
ment frequently because the details Of IL are
almost wholly unknown In England-Skohe
leG, mounted ON his white charger, went OFT
alone to reconnoiter the Turkish position.
OF course he was the mark for pretty hot
fusillsdr from both infantry and artillery.
Suddenly ; she'll appeared 70 strike the
ground right beneath bis charger and ex-
ploded. Thousands thought histsmsri,y had
u lest brought the death he seemed TO court.
But when the smoke cleared away the white
charger Vas observed plunglne gallan,ly OF :
ward, and his rider, unharned, soon af.er
ward rejoined his own troops. Skobelrfi
told me that when the she'll exploded he was
almost suAocated with tho snlphurous
smoke, and that for : moment he aci ually
believed his hour bad come. The plunging
Of his horse. - IL were, awoke him from the
shock, and he was able to finish lis sur,ev
unnerved. Il would be wsariseme 10 null
tipiy instances Of his escapes or his daring.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15

Haosrssopa Globe.

A lit,ls fellow from one Of our charitable
ins, ,iiutions was being taksn 10 > New Jersey
farm by IN agent, The owses Of the farm
having had him . bound " to them for term
Of years. whom the agrns noticed that the boy
kept placing his hand IN The ins,de VI his
jacket On shs LEFT side, and occasionally
would peep within with : tender look.
Al last hs said: "What hass you gut In
thsre, my little friendf" "Oh, nothing,
sir, = ~ replied; ..only hit of my noshsI'a
dreas. which I've s~wcd on my coas u M
~ drsae shs hsd On whsn chs died, and nov
y kina - co0foEts - - touch t."
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
What = soldier GSts.

Alter 1 soldier 10 sworn In he gMs his uni
I rm, and frpm tha. Lime fpr the nrsi Two
,ears, draws SIS : month pay. IN the third
,ear h. receives $i4 month; IN The fourth
SIS. AID iii the fifth SIS . month; ou. slios.r
&i3 i kept sak. 81 thsi - The end of m
s.ssi-r, II he has not forfeited any ~ hi
! .r,iIus, there a.s 81 coming 70 him. 4 M y
~ though, thai he has been iocked up TO
I I'm, MAY have been disorderly o. soms-
ihiug II that sors, and then furfelts ite
ssn.unt. II . snidi~r re-~aiisss within thiris
lays II his dlschsrxs. h.s ~ y raissd ~ -
! month. and ~ pr saauih y kePt beck =
s4vang taad.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
EXPERT CRITICISM.

Chicago Tribgns.

Chicago Tribgns.
"Good day, gentlemen"
A very nice looking young man stood In |
the doorway Of the editorial room aud gazed
In 4 benign way st the occupants Of the
apai tment.
Would IL be possible for me to sell the
Tribune s.ory9" he continued.
"What kind Of 6 story have you ground
out ?" asked the horse reporter.
"Ths story" said the visitor, sis one In
which the triumph Of love 10 depicted, and
ut isn't one Of those and as Ethel stood
there In the soft moonlight, her little figure
sharply outlined against the western sky,
there Vas loud crash In CoastcliG Castle,
aud the xirl knew that her mother had let
fall the doughnut jar kind Of stories, Is hf
Because 1. won't d." said the horse report
er, gravely.
"Thsrs is nothing about doughnuts In
this story" replied the visitor, rather haught
lily; "but II you like, eau read = portion
of it,"
"Alr right"
"Where shall begin9 ?"
"Anywnere," replied the horse reporter.
"Supposs you should give us the last sen.
| tence Of it,
81 should hardly think-"
.Oh, never mind about that. We do oil
the thinking for young autho-s that come az
here"
The visitor seated himself and read . fol.
lows:
"For answsr Gladys beautiful eyes drop
ped, but she gave him both her hands, and
tn. re, under the heavy fruited trees, ths
golden bees flying oil about them, and tie
air Gllsd with their dreamy monotone, b
drew her upon hi. breast, and raising he
long ringlsts to his lips, kissed them revsr'
ently." -~a. ,.
| "That's the last aentence. is it ?" asked th'
horse reporter.
"Yes, sir" ..s
81 should hope 1t wss. It makes me tire,
to read sbout such ducks"
"why, l dent Soc" hesitatingly bsgal
J the author. .'.
"Of eourss you don't. Probably you wsr
the hero Of the novel. Did you sver hear Q
Thompson's colt ?" .ss- ..
The visitor admitted his ignorance con
, cerning that historical animal.
"Weil, Thsmpson's COLT" continued th
!, horse reporter, "was such an eternal lido
!: tbs. he SWAN across the river to get dri'.h
! Now. that fellow In your story 10 dea
match for him."
, II don't undentand-"
, "Prosably not. It 10 not expected Of Iii
: ersry people. But / will tell ysu; thi
, yousg fellow In your story 10 out under q
, apple tree holding girls hands, isnt he ?
, "Yes."
sand, according to the story. he 'raiss
her long ringlets 70 his lips, aud kissed ther
, reverently.' That riGht?"
|, "Cerainly."
/ ,.Now, what do you think Of young ms
that would 20 nibbling around . girls bac
hair when she bad her face with hers Sue
stories do not possess the fidelity TO natuE
|. sshs, should evsr characterize the work Z
genius. No, my genial imbecile, you car
no, get tho weight Of this powerful journs
: on the side Of any auch young man . y"u
, story dspicss. We wsrs once yonng and =
TO the appls-trss racket ourselves"
. .Good day." said The suthor, starting "a
the door.
q $50 long" Sas the response. "Xah
George act like white maH ia your storJ
and GENE arsnno again."
The new North-west., 1882-12-15

A California woman, who confessed to her
husband On her dying he'd that she loved
another, was forgiven. Then she cot we'll
that be condOned the ofFens~. and he answers
that Il was only on condition of her dying.
aud she broke the contrsct. Exchange.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
NRwsPlPKR DECISIONS.

!. Any one whs takes paper regularly from TIC
whether directed 70 his name or anothers
or whether he has subscribed or not-is responssh
for the payment.
2. II a person orders his paper Discontinued. hs
m,rt pay al sra9ea, or the publisher viii COM
tf,ue 10 send u until payment In made and collect the
wro amount. whether ths papsr II taken from the
office or not.
3. The courts have decided that refusing 70 take
the nrwspa,ers periodicals frum the Postofnce or
removing and leaving them uncallcd for, 10 pvima
Gacie evidence 0t intentional frand,
Papers ordered to any address car be changed to
her address At the optisn Of the subscriber.
Remittance by draft check, money order or regis
= equired to register letters on application.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15

On Dscembsr l8sh, Gladstone had been
nfiy years In Parliament. 0ladst0us must
haye Ohio blood II hie veins.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15

Alec lot IT, block II, Deer Lodge with Once ff.d-
iae thsseaa owned and fopsriy occup'sd H".".
Dixon. ,- .-+E.
The new North-west., 1882-12-15

more, - delegation Of Indignant engineers
waited on me. They, thought the order was
oppressive and self-stultifying. But | ex-
pIsinsd to them that IL wss not only: u the
Interest Of the road in protecting IL from
employing unworthy people, but also to
theirs in thus enaoling the worthy to bold
tneir places against i,npos,ors. They de-
parted perfectly Satisfied. And again, whom
an employe Is sick, maimed, Or killed, We,
having the namesgf his parents or nearest
relatives, can telegraph them the fullest In
forn,ation." 'se.
AsYsTEA OF ExcHASaE.
"Some Of your employees say they will
not sbsy the photograph ORDER" interpossd
the reporter. III
In mild yet fr,n manner the Snperin-
tsndent replied: Oh, yes they viii obey
orders . long = they are In our employ
The reporter was also informed that the
| principal Eastern roads have ! "black list
| Or discharged .empleyrs which they exchange
with the Western roads every thirty days
when N eastern railroad man appliss for I
positiop on one VI. The Pacific roads, his sp
plication held In .ab~ysncr, IL thers is. any
doubt, until the Eastern road where he ~aa
snployed u communicated with. II he 4
employed under III assumed name, thu
photograph. which - exc ,anged with thy
| Essasrn road, will fsssen his fecDrd uFor
hin. The reporter vas further INFORMED
i ttat In many instAnces applications wer'
| nAds Isr impet,ant Positions BY stranger'
I1fon IL East, who presented forged letter
- introductjun. .ln requiring these appli
csuts 20 Die their photographs with thar ~
i plieatIons. we are frequently enabled - -
poee tupcetors," suaL Mr. Fillm0rs, and Y
i 1etnk . we pTutsct ourselves and render -
Ipablic ersat bsneak.'
The new North-west., 1882-12-15
deer LODGE PROPERTY
For Safe.
come Of he Most Desirable Grounds
~ Put o. the Market

Having c,nclu ured 10 rst ali our pruper in u
Clay u aud CisRett Dixon Additions 10 TIVE town 81
Ds~r Ldrr Il il now placed on the arkcs without
re.rg W. ana James III Mills appointed our agent 70
rsil the same. The pr y. rty inclades.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-08

DO not improve such chances remain in poverty.
We want many men. women, boys and girls to work
for us right in their own localities. Any one can
do the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
who engages fails to make money rapidly. You
| can devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare moments. Full information and e0
| that 10 needed sent freq. Address sTNeON co.
Portland, Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-08
Summons.

Territory of IDAHO County of Alturas-ss. In
the District Court OF the Territory of Idaho, Sec.
ond Judicial District
ENOS A. WALL, plaintiff. vs.. the LAURIUM
SILVER MINING COMPANY, defendant.
TO the Laurium Silver Mining Company: In
the name of the people of the United States in the
Territory of Idaho, You are hereby notified that
there is file in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
said Territory, in HALEY. county of Alturas. the
complaint of Enos A. WALL demanding judgment
against you for the sum of five hundred and six.
teen dollars and fifty cents, being amount. prin.
clpal and interest, due on a certain promissory
note made by defendant to Robert &. Lansing, OF
order, November 0, 1881, for the sum Of $500 with
interest, payable six months after date: the said
Robert G. Lansing having endorsed the said note
to this plaintiff. The facts being more fully Sci
forth in plaintiffs complaint, . certified copy Of
which is herewith served.
And that unless you appear and answer to sale
complaint within ten days after the service hereof
ii served within said county and within twent,
days. ii served out of said county, but within sale
Judicial District, and within forty days if served
out of said District exclusive of the day OF ser
vice., judgment will be taken against you by de
fault for said sum of $5l6.50 and costs OF suit.
In testimony whereof l, A. l.. Richardson, Clerl
of said District Court, have hereunto act IN,
hand and affixed the Seal of said Court at HALEY
this goth day OF May, A. D. 1882.
A. L. RICHARDSON,
II. ST. Clerk of the District Court,
BY GEORGE W. RICHARDS, Deputy.
S. D. Kinesbury, att, rney for plaintiff. jy3l