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UAPITALvF vFhIA 8IO,
100000 Tickets at IS Each. FraC
lions, In FifGhs I'm proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES

1857 Prizes, amounting 1926, GOO
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the office Of the Company liz New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. Send orders by Express,
Registered Letter or Money Order, addressed
only 10
A. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans. Lns%
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
6O7 seventh At. Washington, DO.
N, II. Orders addressed to New
Orleans Will receive prompt Rtten.
ttOus
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WANTED.

MORSALE-A GOOD MILK bU INESS
Il ,nsap Address A. this office. sp29'St
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Its Grand Single Number DrEps
GnRR takes place monthly.
ASPLENDID OPPORTUNETY TO
WIE A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND
DRAWING GLASS, X, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,
1882 -I49th Monthly Drawing.
Look at the following scheme under the sup.
ervision and management OF
Gen. g. T. Beaure2ard, of Louisiana, h
Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Virginia.
who manage all the Drawings Of this Oom
pany, both ordinary and semi-annual
and attest the correctness Of the published
Official Lists.
OAPITAL!PRIZ s76,
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WANTED-HOARDERS AT 9II TAT
VI nall street. Pleasant rooms and good
sNnOdatOl; also table boarders. sepl8-lmA
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-HOUSE l4Os BROOM ST.,
ID with modern improvements, front and
side yards. Apply to M. M. CAlLD, 7OA
Market st, iyt-u
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NO. 3l2 MARKET STREET.

We have Just opened our fir invoice Of
new goods for The fall trade Of 1882, com
prising splendid assortment of Cloth
Suitln 6s In navy blue, bronze, green, gar
net, blacE, etc, for p, 1859, t4H, 81 and
$l.25 yard
Velvetseps will be extensively used.
We have them in black and cOlors at low
prices.
Black and colore' Oashmeres at prices
ranging from ~ to zb cents. Superior
Black Oashmeres for S711, g., 81 and rs
cents.
Canton FIannelsi in immense quantities
ats 10 and l214 cents. Wool Flannels
in all cOlors.
Fall Underwear for ladies, men and
children from l211 cents up.
Prints, CHIMES cretOnnee, sateens etc.,
IN all the new and pretty designs.
Superior Quilting Cotton is cents per
pound, and best Quilting Calicoes at
cents yard. sent to any address by eX-
press on receipt Of price.
Ladies' Gossamers 81 80; also boys mlsseI
anu mons at low prices,
We will continue our policy Of selling
goods at extremely low prices during the
coming fall and winter, trusting that our
friends and the nublic generally will ap-
preciate our efforts and extend to us the
same substaatial and liberal support
as heretofore.
Buyers will do we'll to stop around before
buying, and not fail to visit
Daily Republican., 1882-09-30

NOR RENT-2 OHOIOE FRONT ROOMS
IL for gentlemen dodgers, location central
and very desirable. Reference required.
Address A. W, this office. sep29.4tt
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ETOT RENT NICE ROOMS (SEOOND
hOor) In nice nelghbOrhOOd to asmell
family Inquire Of J. J. at this Office. sp2SA3t
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gEOR RENT-2 SINGLE STALLS FOR
z horses, at Seooud and Poplar. Apply
s. Z. cor. and and poplar streets.
aul9-e0d.tf
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WANTED - A YOUNG LADY AC.
~ quainted with the dry goods trade.
haNS Mr. L., P, o. Box $50, City. seD2S-3t
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louisiana State Lottery Company,
Incorporated In 1900 LOT rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitabl Il
which reserve fund Of over e55O. 900 haa sir ct
been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote I'll
franchise was made p8": Of the pres6u'
State Constitution adopted Leoamhar - T
d, 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor
sed by the people OF a1y State.
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TANTED-2OR3ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Y housekeeping, by couple without
|aldlsn. Address S J. this office. sp29-1t%
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-13
JUDGMENT.

No. 273l--Bert!,a Bernstein, Wife, VA,
Henry Heyman, Husband--Twelftl,
Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Rapides, State of Louisiana.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PRELrMI.
i nary default having been duly ia.
ken and regularly entered, and more
than two judicial days. having elapsed
thereafter and the Defendant still fail.
Ing to answer and the case being reg.
nlarly called and Plaintiff having
proved her demand, and the law and
the evidence being in favor of said
Plaintiff, Bertha Bernstein, wife of
Henry Heymau and against her said
husband;
tt is therefore ordered, adiodged
and decreed that there be Judgment
in her favor and against said Henry
Heyman, dissolving the community of
acqnets and gains heretofore existing
between them land the same is hereby
dissolved and the said Bertha Bern
stein ia permitted to resume the con-
troll of her separate affairs free from
the control anG interference of her said
husband.
1t is further ordered, adjndged and
decreed that said Bertha Bernstein do
have and recover of said Henry Hey.
man, the sum of Five Thousand dollars
her dowry together with five per cent
UNI per annum interest thereon from
and after the 9th day of March A. ID.
1874 until paid and that her right of
Mortgage and privilege upon the pro-
perry of her said husband and opera
ting as such from and after the 10Th
day of April 1874, be recognized, con-
firmed and made executory, and it
is further ordered, adjudged and de.
creed that she have and recover of
Defendant the costs Of this suit to be
taxed
Thus done, read and signed in open
Court this seventh day of November,
A. D. 1882. W. T. BLACKMAN,
Judge 18th Judicial District Court.
Filed Nov. 9Th. 1882:
G. l.. RANsDELL, Dep'y Clerk.
Stare OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Rapides.}
] hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is n true and correct copy of
the original on file in this Office.
Witness my hand aud seal this Nov.
lltl A. d. 1882
c. L. RANSDELL,
Nov. 20, 1882. by. Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-13
NOTICE.,

SUCCESSION OF VIRGINIA FARRIs-NO. 419.
Probate Docket, 18th Judicial District
Parish of Rapidcs La.
Pursuant to commisSionand order of sale,
by the Honorable the District Court
III and for the Parish and State aforesaid,
commanding me as sheriff and cx-ot1icio anc-
tioneer. to sell for the payment of debts. for
cash, and in accordance with law, the prop
erty belonging to the succession of Virginia
Paris, deceased, | shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction ut the front of the Courthouse
door, in the Town of Alexandria, La, be.
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day ofDECEMBER,
A. d. 1852,
the following described, to-wit:
The undivided one-fourth III interest in
lower half of square No. twenty-six [26]
Alexandria, La.
Terms, Cash subject to appraisement.
ID. C.PAUL,
sheriff and ex -officio Auctioneer.
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DEMOCRAT.
TERMS:

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VANCE.
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Insertion and FIFTY CrNTs for each
suh1equent one. Ten lines or less
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OBITUARYNOTICES, Marriages, Public
Meetings, Cards of Thanks, ETC., to he
paid as advertisements
PERSONAL CARDS-whena admissible
charged double the usual ad vertisiup
rates.
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CONTINUED ON Tue FOURTH PAGE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-07-07

the District Court, issued In Chambers
at Boise City GU the 26th day Of Nav
1882, requiring the Board of County
Commissioners of Boise county to take
action in allowance or disaIlowance Of
the bill Of j. B. Emery.
Road contractor of road districts
Nos 2, 4 and I, for the years 1879
1880, amounting in the aggregate to
sIl2 10. Ordered that the SHINE be
d'sailowed for the reason that the said
Emery failed to comply with his con.
tract.
Ordered by the Board that n. Hang
be released from the bond Of Thomas
weber, roal Contractor Of road dis.
trict No I.
Ordered that the Board do now adj
journ until 9 O'Clock 4. NJ. july 9Th
1882, for the purpose Of transact
ing the unfinished business Of the SEES
sion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-07-07
JAMES Mt,RIARry, Sec.

Mr. john O'Farfell, accompanied by.
Prof. A. Pinedo, of Salt Lake visited
the Democrat office one day last week.
These two gentlemen had just return
ed from forty days examination Of
the mines and prospects of Boise and
W ashington counties, and thew
brought the most aatteriry reports Of
the general outIooks of the districts
which they examined. Mr.. Pinedo is
a line assayer aud mineral ,gist, COUP
led with which he has years of prac-
teal experience among the mines Of
the territories, aud his word with those
who know him carries full wei rht
He made tests of all rocks and ores.
So that his knowledge is not second
hand or guess work. Among other
things he said Boise Basin was the
best gold mining region that he had
ever seen and IN his opinion thousands.
Of men would again awaken the echoes,
with the ring of pick and shovel 5000
following the advent OF the railroad.
The Neiser country also attracted
very favorable notice from him. The.
prospects giving every external evil.
dence of permanency; aud Squaw
creek. he thought, would develop some.
thing good. He has written two
elaborate reports of his examination.
one of which will be sent to Arnster.
dam. Mr.. Pinedo will leave in few
days. but it Is safe to say that not
many weeks will elapse before he re-
turns again Democrat.
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ent by proxy-J. H. Hawley, f. NJ
Mickey, G. ". Case. Clas. Off, s. B
Dilfy, V. 5. Anderson, w. + Fisher
and James |. CrutcIier.
The meeting was called fnr the pur.
pose Of fixing date for the Territorial
Convection. The Convention will con-
sist Of 3s delegates appointed ON the
basi Of the vote cast FIR Representa-
tive Ainslie at the last general election:
one delegate for each organized coun-
ty, aud one for each two tuudresi votes.
and one for each fraction Of one hun
IdFed aud over. TIE appointment
entities the several Counties to repre-
Iseniation in the Convention as follows:
Ada county. $40 votes, 4 Delegates:
Al'nras, 525 votes, 4 delegates; Boise.
500 A delegates; Bear Lake. 4lS. 8
delegates; Idaho, 162. 2 delegates
l.emhi, $40, delegates; Nrz Perce
l29. 2 Delegates; Oyyhee, 30I, 8 del
egaies; Oneida. la07, 6 delegates
Shoshone, 6 votes, | delegate; Wash
lngtnn, l40, 2 delegates; Cassia, 223.
2 delegates; Custer, l delegate.
Il was decided to call the Cnnven-
ton for September l4th, at l O'Clock,
in Boise City. The Convention will
nominate candidate for Delegate to
Congress, and transact such other
business as may come before it. Il
was ordered that delegates to the Con
vention be elected by the variou,
county conventions After short
general cons Iteration of the ontl.uk
Tor the campaign, the committee adj
ljourned sine die.
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proceedings Of the Board of Count,
Comm issioners.

The Hon. Board ui County Commits
sioners Of Boise county met in re- uar
session July 3. 1882, it being the first
Monday in said month. Present, ".
". Black, Chairman, Martin Caihcart
David Murray, and tin Carroll Clerk.
The following proceedings were had:
Ordered that summons be- issued for
w. ". Honten and Charles Magec to
appear before the Board Of Commits
sioners at o'clock P. W.. July 3, 1882.
tn testify in the matter concerning the
condition of The Roads in Districts
Nos. 2, ard I, for the year 1879 and
so Board took recess until O'Clock
IT, NJ
P. N, Board met, full Board pres
ent. The Auditors and Treasurer's
reports were examined and approved
and the money in the county Treasury
counted and found to be correct.
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Amounts in the different Funds as
follows:
Territory OF idaho, !
Comfy Of Roiss


do hereby certify that tho above and foregoing
is i true statement. and represents the financial
condition OF Boise county, appear By the books
in my office.
81 Witness. my hand and Official seal. this
81 TIMOTHY CARROLL.
Auditor.
The following reports of County
officers for the quarter ending July 5.
1882, We're examined and approved.
Dryde McClintuck, License report; I.
S. Hart, Probate Judges report; Alex.
Orchard, Assessors and Tax Collect
or's report.
In compliance with q mandate of
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The members of the Democratic.
Central Committee of said county are
requested to meet at ldeho City On
Monday, July 10th, at II o'clock NJ.
for the purpose Of calling Democrat
&c county Convention, aud transacting
such other business as may properly
come before tile Committee.
E. A. STEVENSON, Chm.
,IawES M,prspvv &C.
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Territorial Democratic Convention

A meeting of tho Territorial Demo-
cratic Central Committee was held in
the office of Catalan & Brumback,
Saturday evening. Col. E. A. Steven.
son, Chairman, presided; Charles HIM
rod, Secretary, present--T d. Catalan
f, B. Tage aud G. P. Rldertack; pres.
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WASTED-empIoyment i'll Idaho by
man of good business qualifications,
correct and rapid accountant, aud,
an excellent corresponding clerk. Bes.
OF references aud testimonials.
Address W S. Kerr, Haley. I. t.
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The Fourth passed off very quietly

En- n"huitu lpbs OF crest Ming
pre crushed in the Sab Rosa mill re-
Gently, yielded nearly $40 per ton.
The dance at PlacerviIle on the
evening Of the Fourth was grand af
fair. Eight or nine sets were danced
JUsT received al Myer Il Smiths. a
tine lot Of fresh and choice candies:
also the following brands Of crackers:
Soda, cocoanut, vanilla bar. La Grande.
egg jumbles. Graham and bananas.
WE were shown two specimens of
coal taken ont near Horseshoe Bend
from a discovery made by Mr.. g. r.
Stone. They will be sent by Prof.
Butler to the Denver Exposition.
Mrs. D B. KIMAEL and Albers and
Lottle Zipf went down to Boise last
Monday. Mr.. Kimmel is al his oil
trade down thetc-tIlat of a watch
maker and jewe!er- Tney will reside
permanently at the capital.
The track of the Oregon Short Line.
on the west end. is laid to within f .ur
miles Of Pendelton. The road will not
be completed to that town before FIVE
Or q v xrnoto ~, ft,oro =: n II =.
be constructed at the point to which
the track is now laid. The road is
graded to within thirty miles Of La
Grande.
BILLY TINcHER received nine-pass-
crger Thoroughbred, the other day
which he bought to run on the Ban
ner road. 1t was manufactured by
II NJ. Black. San Francisco, and is
the finest veh cle in tie country. Bill
purchased Dryde McCIintock' span Of
spanking bays. He has the gayest
passenger outfit in the county.
HE Statesman SAYS smallpox broke
ont among the graders ON the Oregon
Short Line several days ago. west Of
Pocatello. One man died of the dis
ease, and before his death, at least 200
p rsons were exposed to the contagion.
Rumor has it that at least forty well
developed cases have been discovered
Numbers of persons from the afflicted
locality daily arrive in Ogden.
REv. A. JosLYN will visit the people
of the BASIN the last of this week and
first of next, for the last time during
his ministerial connection with them,
and will preach his last sermons To
that people as follows: Centervi!le,
Friday evening at early candle light
ing; PlacerviIie, Saturday evening
Garden Valley. Sunday morning, and
Qnartzburg Sunday evening.
The following officers of Idaho En-
campment No. 5, G. Z. c., were in
stalled last Saturday, by D. Ferguson,
Past E. Com, for the ensuing term:
Mrs. Nelse Darrah, f. Com: oliver
Landrcth, E. Coun.; John keane, s.
G.; Miss Anna SuhIsen, Sec'y; Jas.
Mcintyre, F. s.; Mss Ella Smith,
Treas; j n Hall, c. of H.; Miss Ma
omi Smith. J. c.; Nese White, Chap;
Mrs. r. w. Tompkins, NJ. of c.; D.
Ferguson, c. of L. c.; James Consta-
bic, F. g.; Mrs. Fred Small, F. L.;
J. Elliott, Inv; Mrs NJ j Harvey, l.;
JOHN Phillips. Q. G.
We learn from the Statesman that
J. G. Waite, who clerked in Emery's
store, this place, not long ago, was
stabbed last Wednesday in the store
of J. L Thurman, Boise City, where
he is employed as clerk. Tie stabbing
was done with penknife in the hand
of Henry Miles, who was under the
influence of liquor aud had been put
out of the store on account of bolster
Gus conduct. He soon returned, and
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pour OF Monaghan gore looked very
bright at one time. 1t was all about
a couple OF mules. Pom Yam and All
Foo sent their long-eared quadrupeds
down to the Payette last fall to have
EN- ranclled. When the animals were
driven IN the Celestials both laid claim
10 the same one. After long and
exciting pow-wow, in which all Chi
natown took a hand, the mue.owners
agreed to draw cuts the long straw
to take tie big bay, and the small Que
the little roam. All Foo drew the long
straw. Some Of the boys advised Mr..
FOO TO go up to the Auditors Office
and get the brand recorded and have
the mule put on file SO az to head off
any Monaghan that might hereafter
lay claim to him. They told the moon
eyed Mr. Foo that it would be neces-
sary to take the mule right INTO the
Auditors Office "to make the business
stick" in law. ''Ycs, me heape sabe, .
said the lucky Alb Foo as he picked up
the rope and pointed his toes in the
direction of the Office. The bows fol-
lowed up to see the fun. The Celes.
tla got inside the Office, and the mule
anchored IN the doorway and strong
" objected to being roped in. All
Foo gave the rope two or three yanks
that brought the mule in all but his
hind quarters. The racket attracted
the attention of Auditor Carroll who
was busily writing in the far end of
the office. He picked up club
and started for that Mongolian who
proceeded to explain his business:
"Thlee 10 man telee me see You TO
getee mule fled Carroll "tumbled
to the racket and told Ali Foo that
he didn't file any mules in his bust
ness-that the men had been ''foolng''
him. Mr. Foo remarked, as he backed
the long-earned halt breed out onto
the sidewalk: "Melican man po
muchee good. Too muchee foolee
Chinaman."
STAR RANCH RACES. Portland, Billy
B and Quartzburg Johnny entered for
the race on the first day-the Fourt
1t was single dash of half a mile.
Billy B won easily, coming in length
ahead of Quartzburg Johnny. Port
land was first choice in the POOLS and
last horse in the race-was about a
length behind Qnartzburg johnny at
the outcome. We didn't Learn the ex-
act time. Jim Mckay. his owner,
says Billy B can make mile in LAO
and not exercise himself As Billy
was not let out in this race the time
that was made would be of no inter-
est. Some claim that Quartzburg
would have won had it not been for
the breaking of his martingale at the
beginning of the race. There is talk
of match race between Billy B and
Quartzburg Johnny
Hank Clark's Ingersoll and John
Ireton's Payctte entered for the single
dash of three-quarters of mile for
two year olds. Mike Fenner's three
year old filly went in TO fill UP, and
carried extra weight The racers ran
nearly even till near the outcome,
when Ingersoll crossed over to the in
side track, ahead of Payette. The
race was declared no SO, as it is
unfair according to racing rules, to
cut across after reaching the home
stretch. Pave te and lngersoll, both
sired by Tom Snyth's Marmaduke, are
fine colts.
Coz, of the firm of Coe & Carter, tie
contractors for the Oregon Short Line,
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LOCAL NEWS.

W r NOBLE returned Wednesday
Ian his trip TO Wood river.
1 Tue races at Star Ranch are very
I'll attended and betting is pretty
Fey
H. W. BRowN left for Haley last
Wednesday to attend Court. He will
gone about ten days.
i EyEeY's horse teams arrived the 9TH
day. bringing full line of fancy
i goods and fancy groceries.
4 MYgR & SMITH have received a sup
" of RideDbaugh -four, made in Boise
y lIey.
II Al. MILLER and Len White have
he'd their wood contract with the Ell
IRA company.
u Crops on Payette and Squaw creek
Ee not looking first rate. The sea.
I bn has been too cold and too dry.
n linz Garden valley strawberry crop
is year is immense-beats any pre-
ous year by odds.
The crops of Garden valley, except
{ latesown grain, are doing finely.
he grain yield will come up to the
/ Eerage.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cave, Mrs. J. w.
I Fown and Miss Cora Joslyn spent
|4e Fourth at Boise. they returned
4 me Wednesday.
81 Mss LULU MILLER, teacher of the
!Ebc school at star Ranch, came
'SFer last Saturday on a little visit and
eturhed yesterday.
REv F. W. Crook, Episcopal minis
~, will meet the class for confirma-
slkn, at this place, at s O'clock P. ~,
is evening.
@ IT will he seen by notice in to-day's
\ per that the Democratic Central
&mmittee Of Boise county, will meet
Idaho City on next Monday, July
BAb 1t is hoped that all the mean
&rS will be in attendance 10 person.
Misses Lizzie Tregaskis and Amelia
spnFs, and little Lena Miller, taken
W. dlphtheria few days ago, are
Nv doing we'll and are considered ont
y danger All are under tie treat
u nt of DR.. Zipf.
GRAND reception will be given
81Rnop futile at the Luna House this
|ssenlog, at abont eight o'clock. All
~ Trends are invited to be there. A
w supper will be prepared. A good
| ane generally is anticipated.
He Idaho City brass band footed
+" tunes in town on the Fourth
|ss went to the Warm Spring in the
~ Aefnoon and blew awhile. The BOYS
Y. re treated in fiue style by Mr.. and
W.. Cooper.
after Installation at the meeting
a '"e l. = Il G. last Saturday even
'ue members, under the head of
business, proceeded to wade into
"ne colIation-lce cream, cake,
a~1errics and other eatables. A
' good time was had.
IA. V'h Turner and John Lamberton
81. ""ppy. The one hundred and thir-
'0us Oh Pride Of Idaho ore that was
Trough the Elkhorn mill yielded
wv They are square with the
II - nave paid for their mill, and
money left Work still goes
81 at the Pride of Idaho, and will
'"ue TO. We expect to hear of an
handsome clean up at the Elk
= before very long.
10 ''''zens of Iowa knocked "hell's
cut OF the liquor traffic in that
nj " a majority of 40 900 at the
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2rofes SIGNAL Cards.
JONAS W. BROWN.

JONAS w. BROWN
4 TroRNEY AMI COUNSELOR Al LAW AND
~ Notary Public, Idaho City L T. Viii practice
n al the Courts Of the Territory OFsTCE on Com
ReEcial street. TWO d. or above Court House.
VIM. j. RE- FHWELL. VI. D..
lDHYSICIAN. SURGEON. &C. graduate of JeHsrs
L son Medical College,. PHILADELPHIA Ufhce OF
lprer end OF Granite stresS plaeeryue, Boise Co.
: T. fiec4-,