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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
VUANDE T. 60.
81 20 e tai ETA 81.

Giran Ietras sobre las siguientes plazas de ID
Peninsula lslaS adyacenteS, por todas caut
dades, cortos dias de VISTA Tamblen girnI
por telegratO cUalJuiera suma Eobre las mix
mas plazas
A Ageciras, Almeria, Almagro, Aran.
tuez, Antequera, Avila, Andular, Albaceto,
Alcazar, Alicante, Almaden, Arcos ue ii
Frontera, Almansa, AlcOy, Almendralej :,
b Barcelona, Bilbao, BAdaJoz, Burgo
Bejar Baeza.
c. Cadiz, Cordoba, Ooruna, Uartageu4,
Castellon de la Plana, Ouenca, Uiudad ho.l,
OalahOrra, Oaceres, Oalatayud, Uastropol Our
mona, Oiess, Coria Uuevas dc Vega
ID Dalmel
L - FL ESvorlGI, ECl|a
Z - Ferr0, tlguerao Iie ;JaStrupo.
u - GIbra!Iar, Gsr0na, dranaosa, ,sIiu,.
GusQaiaj&rH.
ii - HuelVa, Huesca, HAro.
Il lnlan:eS.
- Jerez de la FrouIera. Jaei,, il atlva.
L. Lerl0a, LeOt., LogronO, LGgo, Lu.a. *.
Lnares, L0ja 'rCn, La Seren.a
M - Madrid. MAiaga, in0Ic.a, Hiahub, NJ
rida, Medina Qel campo.
II - Novelua.
O. Ovledo, Urense, Orlnl!eia
- PallipIona, Palma, Paisnc.a, Punl.y>.
dra, Penaranda ue bracAmouLe, Pisseac,ss
PaurOn.
q -QuInlanar de la Orden
X keus, Invaded.
s. Santa4der oevilia, So. oepaetl4l,, =.
lamanca, Santiago, oUrla, &c. VIA, ,Isueu1,s.
san Fernando, Santa Cruz de TeHerite.
t Tarragona, Ierue!, Trujilo, Taiali..,
Talavera de Ia tteina Toledo, laranlon, 10,
Torrijos, Tudela.
w Aencia, VaIladolld, Vitorla, Vaiue.
penss, Vigo, Vonafos, Verln, Vega de xiv.
dos.
Il -ZArAOLtA Zniuftr,i LAira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
SNtelDa met leo decimal.

Esta de venta en- la Imprenta de
BoLETIN la iLteresante obra titulada
8lStens0 m6trico decimal pesQs = me-
dadas, coas FSgarGs 3 1o6Ias conn.,
pktas de reduccl6n, por don Ramon
Martinez Garcia, professor de la es
cuela p1bnca superior de esta Ca
nltal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
GRAN REBAJA.

La maquina "Naclonal Americana" de co
Ser dOble pespunte, tan conoclda va en- tOds
Ia lla, + o. hus buenas cuaildaGos, sc expeh-
Ger en 10 hLCesiVo, al mCdico pleciO ue dUce
lesOs, tor lob GLlcCb agentes eli esta lsla :
melon v Co.. San JuEtO II PtO-Rico,
hta 81 D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
ESPECIFICO De HENRY.

EOP EUlFlUU UE II Il I.
HI eran rennoClio in&les
Para IL curac6n r6pid radical M IMPORTANO[A FRAMES SEMI
MALES de oda case de darg E4OESOS SEXUA
LES durante "a uventud, la virliiat 8 Ia vej3z
Este especfco cuano hyan tlo too lo dennis remedies
medicamento los b Dbi1 ll istma
Impoeua paoil total Posc6n Oonunci6u. Eper
mat're emine to1a d bi:dd
Intermediates los 6gaao gnes Els
para at,dAe debifdades de las mueres.
X KALMIA. TONICO DE LA VIDA.
Este Inferno Dora cmante ntamente
al enfermo la seul 3 Ia del fuez
funcones ntona nspaoiamen smnuysn
xtou
Be- ucho de e los nones nen star aeoados
vueven
contneh bre
especifoo remedio
falibe en-
Dedio Puerto Rco Leem harmano prncps
de la sla.
PRECIOs. minimum. So PAQCETE
mundo
Ies sg1p comisionista RESPECTABLE
WHEELER UNICO5 PRoPIErARIos Direction
+ 149 E., 81 th N Wy SIX E. o. A.
KANE & BEHRENS,
UIco- A4enhs Nnev Y TX E. u A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29

Il. lS dc cadd ines tOcaEa tbmbIeu
este puerto uu vapOr de la mlsn G III
pan1s, slgnlendo ruta para PUERTO PLA
Ia, HABANA MEXICO.
PRECIOS DE PASAJES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
OVlnpaula sgtnVIaI traOdIlantiOc
DE
VAPORES-C 0SFR;ANCE SEES

LineG de st. N0zaiYe q SaTta7,leT.
FL dia 81 de cada meB saidta ,le 81 Nazuire Y
&eCaa en- Santauder, con ueStino este puer-
.O Via San ThomaS, uIc ue los meIOres va
sOre5 90 la COmpania, lleganuO este ultImo
puerto el dc Cada mes, Slgule!do hasta Ve-
acruz con el slguente ITINERARIO.
SALIDA. LEGADA.
De St Thomas el g.. San Juan, 4. 81 7
% 5. Juau, +. 4. ei 7..a HaUana el... II
" Habaua el Ii Ia Veracruz el. Ia
kETORNO.3
Saliendo de VeracrU7 el l8 de cade mes,
.legara este puerto Qei "a al 26, tollandl i
@qu los pasa]erosy 1etes para Europa.
PTecloS dc passages aaeteTc0tonta
ra hnars pte. Re
De este puerto asst Thomas. $lo s.
Veracruz. 50 as ~
Frect0S de paS0veS raSattd7attcoS.
IL do l" Y de II )" de i" Antre puente
$500 $l75 $l5U 49,
Est preclos son pagaueros Z orc ame.
rcano su equlvalenUe Oh moned orrlente
on el 5 p.T de aumento.
OONUESIONES.
Sc expiden pasaeS dc ida y de yuelta en lC
viajes intercoloniaies valiGos por dos meses !,
con un Is p.% de reDaja' y en- los trasat-
ianticos valldos por un ano y con un 26 D. %
de rebaja. A toda tamllia cuyo pasaje com,
pute al montante de cuatro pasajes dc camara,
70 10 concedera una reOaja do ID OK.
Los nilos menores dc j amos, graIls: de 3 s
= amos ia O.. ue d L. ID inlttsu, Y ue (
cumpldOs pagaran pasaje entero Juan. !.
una lanlli1a Lohga vhrIos nlnus i4Aenures Il &
1,as pagarsn A.. 1'art4 ut pasaje.
PASAJEao DE ~hIAUUo,
Los VarOnoS e.l proclo ujduu para lUs Qe en
re paonto, las -Aujerus t,A5aran zlS ue Do
ale, vOm pot sus onios.
Para mas iniotmeb dirigirse los agentes.
SGtVG FeTrer d u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
Piza He1.lllan0s.
PUERTO-RICO.
GRAN DEPOSITO DE CALZADO
Venta pOr mayor: FOrtaleza 80.
Ventst pOr menOr: FOrtaleza 20.

ea casa sheutes emetc continue
Europa
ss de ooo que en- nstr reacon
este ercado moern
ueHeuae atenUer
Gu que Sc lfVn hOI atuo neos econados amigos Pro
% en Ia s7surl Lad de que slto ca
COMPE
TENCIA EN- PRECIOS nj CALIDADES b+o On a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-29
a. i IN EA
DE VAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLE<
sntre LiyerpoolY Puerto. Rico,

sntre LyerpOolY Puerto. .RiCo,
Los vapores de esta Ifnea son los ST.
guientes: :
| - Poerto1iqueno captain Izaguirre,
BorinQuen - captain Cirion.
Mayaguez captain Mendezona
NueVO Ponce capitan Garate.
DespachandOse unO ell rs dc cada mes.
TIPos DE FLETEs.
Cerveza y ladrillos. ... 3O11 or
Loza, vldrierla, hero, hero gal e
| Vanlzado, arIoz (clmiento abo- q
nGs en- bdrrlles) s)............. 35I aSS
| PrOVielOneS, VINO, espiritus, aqua Sa0
| mlnerdleS, Ierrete1la, aIambre . 8
hoJa de lata, clavos, pinturas. 3
| ixaceILe, Jarclas, jabOn, velas. 81 8
| MueDles, ptIpel, sacos VaciOs, g
| CucullIefld.. d...................,.. 40I 20
Mercanolas' perfumerla, juguetes SS
| oTogaS: ...................... 45I
Calderos, fogones, pailas ..... 7OI
Con por Olu cada 81 Sc paga ~-z
| en- Liverpool o lO pOr 10U paga-j
dero en- Puerto kico. Maqui-
- narla y caldelos por tonelada
de peso meulda a Opclon del
Plezas NO excedienGo 2 toneladas 40
Entire z teneladas y5 60
ID. ID : ID. ID. yi yyio %
arriba de diez toneladas segun convenio es.
peclaI todo con s por 100 capa fiete paga-
! dero On Liverpool.
II Fostoros y acidos sobre cubierta, por
1oulto que no exceda la medida de pies Gu
,'olcos t. /, en todo pagadero en- Liverpool.
4l. l.
Todo embarque de arroz que exceda de
2OOO sacOs tn un solo conocimiento deven-
CARA 81 tiete dc 3OI en- vez de S5l.
| Fara Otros pC cmeneree dirigirse & los Sc
nores White norman Co.LiVerpool, Sobri-
nos de EAqu!aga, San Juan Pto. Rico, Krae-
Mel 70. May"guez, muller, Hingelberg
FOrfar o. Ponce.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-07-25

"A meeting Ut tile Territorial Desno-
cratic Central Committee was held in
the Office Of Catalan & Bfumback
Saturday evening. Col. E. A. Steven
son, Chairman. presided; Charles Hin
rod, Secretary, present----r. D Cahala
M. G. Luney, E. B. Tage and G. P. Bill.
derback. Present by proxy-J. Il.
Hawley. F. NJ. Mickey, c. w. Case,
Clas. Cobb, S. B. Oily. ". S. Andcr-
SON. w. F Fisher and James |.
Crutc1er.
The meeting was called for the ppr-
pose Of fixing date for the Territorial
Convention. The Convention will con-
sist Of 50 Delegates appointed on the
basis OF the vote cast for Representa-
tive Ainslie at the last general election;
one delegate for each organized coun-
ty, and one foreach two Hundred votes
and one for each fractionrof one hum
dred and over. The superintendent
entities the several counties to repre-
sentation in the Convention as follows:
Ada county $40 votes, 4 Delegates:
Al'nras, 525 votes. 4 delegates; Boise
$50 4 delegates; Bear Lake, 4le. 8
delegates; Idaho, 1862, 2 delegates
I.emhi, $40, 4 delegates; Nrz Perce
1923, 2 delegates; Owyhee, 3Ol, 8 del
egates; Oneida, 1907, 6 delegates
Shoshone, 6 votes, delegate; Wash
lngton, 1902 delegates; Cassia, 223
2 delegates; Custer, ! delegate.
II was decided to call the Conven-
ton for September l4th, at | O'Clock
in Boise City. The Convention will
nominate candidate for Delegate ID
Congress, and transact such other
business as may Come before it. Ii
was ordered that delegates to the Con
vention be elected by the various
county conventions After a short
general consideration of the outlook
for the campaign, the committee adj
journed sine die.
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Onthe 9th day Of June, 1878, Cap
tain j. B. Harper's Silver City Volnn-
teers had a fight near South Mountain.
in this county, with the Bannack Indi
ans commanded by former scout Il
General Towards, named Buffalo
Horn. In the engagement the volun-
teers lost two men, killed, 20. H. Pnr-
dy and Chris. Steuder) the Indians
holding the field 1t was never known
how many Indians were killed, but it
was always believed that there were
several, among whom was Buffalo
Horn. 1t has now been over four
years sin'e that battle was fought.
Last week Messrs. Stockton and Will
liams went over to South Mountain.
and while travelling around through
the brush came across a skeleton of
what they supposed to have been an
Indian. While examining it, part of
a vest trimmed with small round brass
buttons about the size of six. shooter
balls was found; this was brought in, o
town and at once recognized by Jim
Griffin an part of the vest worn by
Buffalo Horn while visiting the officers
at Boise inst before the Bannack's
broke out in 1878. The vest was sub
seqnently recognized by Pangwich, an
Indian, as having belonged to the dead
scout. There is no doubt that Buffalo
Horn, one of the most daring and
fearless Of Indian warriors, was killed
at the battle near South Mountain on
the 9th day Of June, 1878, and that
his remains were cached Oh small
stream leading up to South Mountain
where the skeleton was found.-[Av
alanche. a8fs tt
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO.
July 5. 1882.
~ the following named settler has fled
notice Of his intention to make final proof,
in support of his claim, and that said
PROOF will be made before the Clerk ofthe
District Court for Boise county, idaho. AZ
Idaho City. on Tuesday August Is, 1889
w John N Pourcet, of Garden VALLEY
Postoffice, Boise county. Idaho, Home
stead entry No. 765, for the s. E. n 8. W.
sec; 10, and NJ N. w n and n. WI
n. E. u section IS, township 8, NJ RAE
he names the following witnesses to prove.
his continuous residence upon. and cult
walton CT, said land, viz: Alex. Orcn. I'd.
OF Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho; Thos.
Scanlon, of Garden Valley Postofficc.
Boise county, Idaho; Lorenzo Pinney, OF
Garden Valley Postoffice, Boise county
Idaho; Frederick G. SERVER, Of Garden
Valley Postoffice, Boise county, Idaho.
JOHN b. MILLER, Register.
July II, 1882. 5w. go
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SUNDAY next will he Rev. Mr.. Jos
'yns last services for the present con
ierece, and in the uncertainties Of hu-
man lifs and "a methodist conference
It may be bis very last service with
cur people. The services Of the day
viii consist Of q sermon in tile morn
ing, followed Ivy the administration Of
the ordinance Of baptism to any and
all who may desire it FOR themselves
or children, and that service t.. h. f,,l-
lowed hy receiving candidates into full
fellowship in the Church. In the even.
ing there will be q sermon, as usual.
TRoMAs Cox, the unfortunate man
wno' passed eleven days without food
M the Sawtooth mountains last spring,
and who lost both feet by freezing,
was IN HALEY the other day for the
hrst time, says the News-Miner. He
manages to crawl about on his knees
without much difficulty. Several gen.
tlemen VI that place propose to furn-
lsh the young man with pair Of arti-
fetal feet.
The Boiseitcs talk Of having fifty
mile race and q ten mile race at the
races this fall. 1t is suggested tina,
the fifty-nile race be for men and the
other for ladies.
CHARLEY TRAIL, who discovered a
quartz ledge the other day not far
from the head Of Payette, left here last
week with tools to dig some on it.
BILL TINcHER will go over 10 the
holy land-the Payctte Jerusalem
Tomorrow. He goes down to hunt
and hook suckers. ##4
The County Commissioners of this
county will meet as Board of Equal.
ization on August 2lst.
The appointment of D. P. B. Pride
as Register Of the Land Office at Boise
has been confirmed by the Senate.
The Vienna Reporter starts off with
three hundred subscribers.
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H0TIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Crr7, IDAHO.
~or,an Jul. Z, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
~ lowing-named settler has fled notes
support Of his claim, and that said nroof
will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver at Boise City, Idaho, On SATURDAY.
August AZ, 1882, viz: Tosten Iversor, Ed
erklap Of Placerviile, Hois county. Idaho.
Declaratory statement M. $3.50, for the
y. W. n n. W. sec. 81. township I, N.
II. =. he names the following witness
es TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: Alexan-
Der Danskin Of Boise City, Ada county.
1dano; John M. Danskin Of Boise CITY,
Idaho; Henry Carter of Placerville Boise
county. Idaho; James Youren OF Placer.
vile, Boise county, Idaho.
JOHN 3. MILLER. Register.
July IA, lSS2-w5.
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JAMES MoRIARrY, Secretary.

WE are sorry to learn of the acct
dent which befell Miss Ida Paul on the
18th inst: She was riding horseback
after some cattle when the horse fell,
throwing her violently to the ground,
where she sustained injuries on her
temple from the effects of which she
has since remained unconscious. DR..
Peters, from whom we get these par
ticulars, was sent for, and returned to
town Monday. He is in hopes of her
recovery. The young lady is well aud
favorably known by every person IN
that section of country. being . gen.
eral favorite with all. at the time of
the accident she was in company with
her mother, who remained with her
until nearly dark. when she left her
daughter alone and went for assist
ance; procuring which. she had the
unfortunate young lady removed to
her home, where she now lies in q
critical cnndition.--[ Avalanche.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE Cry IDAH

Il.
, July s.. 1882.
~ the following-named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof
In support OF his claim, and that said
proof vii! be made before the Clerk OF thu.
District Court for Boise county, Idaho, a.
Idaho City, on Tuesday, August Is, 1882.
VIZ: Lorenzo Pinney, of Garden Valley
postoffice, b. Use county, Idaho, declarato-
ry statement No 1916, for The N. VIZ,
N. W: a sec. 26, and N. E. d N. E.
sec. ~, township 10, N X. Z. lie namea
me 1oiiowlng witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Thomas Scanlon. Fred.
erick G. Server, John NJ Ponrcet, Abra.
ham Sypher, all Oh Garden Valley postof.
fice, Boise county, Ldoho.
JOHN B. MILLER, Register.
July II, 1889. 5w.
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OREGON LETTER.
MALHEUR RIVER, BAKER Co., !
july Is. 1882. {

~ AOCSs
En-. WoRLD:-The present season
has been very busy one in this vi
cinity-what with fencing and reclaim
ing lands, gathering and delivering
cattle, sheep and horses, but very few
here have had any leisure time Over
two hundred thousand head of sheep
have crossed the Malheur, besides the
thousands OF cattle and horses. en-
route East. But amid all the stock
excitement here the glorious Fourth
was not forgotten, At an early hour
of the day, nearly all the denizens Of
the river, with numerous visitors from
Willow creek, Snake river and Boise
river, assembled in the beautiful and
extensive grove below tie canyon,
which was tastefully decorated.
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.-Patriotic
music and singing. led by Mrs. Holi-
day; Introductory Address,. D. Os-
borne; reading Declaration of Inde-
pendence Robert N Lineberger; Ora
ton, by S. P. Stacey. After the pat
riotic party had been RECALLED with a
plentiful supply of lemonade, with all
the delicacies requisite for the occa'
sion, prepared in the most tempting
and recherche style, all separated with
mutual feelings Of union and good
will, many expressing a wish that the
4th of July might be celebrated at
least once month
The Rev. G. w. .Crannis gave no.
tice that he would meet the Willow
creek charge at the grove on the 4tll.
deliver a Discourse and administer the
sacrament Of Babtism to as many as
desired, but shortly after the company
had eaten dinner there arose fearful
storm; the wind blew perfect gale,
bending and even uproe'ing trees,
whilst the rain descended in liquid
torrents, quickly babtising all alike,
without respect to are or sex, or re-
ligious sentiment, independent OF the
assistance of minister or p. E. But
Aunt Windy Informs us that from GER
tain atmospherical phenomena which
she witnessed in the early part OF the
day, she was convinced that the mate.
| fogestic state OF the temperature was
such as to colloroscise the impereant
indentations Of tho atmospherical an
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She was deckcd in Haunting jewell
ry, ard as she sat occupying double
room in the car she looked the perfect
picture OF self-snfficiency, selfishness
and cheek. A bluff,looking gentle.
man, evidently from the rural districts,
halted abreast Of her seat, but she did
not deign to move. He gave her a
searching glance. looked at the rings,
and then remarked 10 the nearest gen.
tleman. They wear am in the snout
in Ohier!"-CBoston Transcript.
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1t Is only necessary to witness the
amount Of pitifnl squcaling that tho
Republican press Of California is in
dulging in to be convinced that Gen
eral Slon man is the strongest candi-
date for Governor that the Democrats
have ever placed in nomination.
[Vir.ini. City Footlight.
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alagocies, causing instantaneous col
lidipg Of the thorambab or gias cults
paleria. So You will have perceived
Mr.. Editor. from this clear and con-
elusive reasoning that the storm was
from natural canses and inevitable.
S. P. S.
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THE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION
81 Of Teachers for Boise county. Idaho
Will take place at the Office Of G. IS. Kinas
ley IN Idaho City, at 2 o'clock P. n. Anc
z, 1859. 9. s. KINGSLEY.
Examiner.
GILBERT BUTLER, Superintendent.
July 25, 1882,
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DEMOCRATIC COMmIr1sRE =.

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
Pursuant to call Of The Chairman,
(Col. E. A. Stcvenson) the Democratic
Central Committee Of Boise county,
met in ldaho Cityon Monday, July 10,
1882. Present, j. j. Apperson, M. G.
Lnney, Josiah Cave, M Cathcart. Jas.
M"riarty. VIM. Splane. by j. Moriarty
proxy; II Clawson, by W. w. Black,
proxy; A. Cunningham. by S. Demp-
sey, proxy; = A. Stevenson. Chm.
On motion, it was agreed that the
representation in the county Conven.
tion be, and is hereby based on the
vote cast at the last general election
for James Murray for Councilman.
On motion. it was agreed that each
precinct be entitled to representation
in the County Convention Az follows
One for each precinct and one for
every 25 votes cast for y. Murray al
the last election, aud one for every
fraction Of twelve or over.
The following will be the represen.
iation in Conventions: Idaho City 6
Centersille 2, PIacervilIe 8, Horseshoe
Bend 2, Qnarizburg 4, Shaw's Noun
tain 2. Pioneervile 2, Banner Q, Gar
den Valley 2, Granite Greek 2, Souav
Greek |, Upper Squaw creek /. To
tai, 20.
The places Of voting, and the Jud
ses appointed are follows:
IDAHO CrY-Court House,. Cave
Frank Cooper, G. T. Keys.
CENrERvILLE-J. Yonng's-D. Jones
j. Young, R. w. Spencer.
PLAcERvrLLE-Smith's store-M. Hal
ley. j. R'gan, W. Shelley.
QUARlzBuRG-Schuol house-R. G
Allen, j. Massey, w. Weaver.
1
HORSESHOE BEND-School house-R
Brainard, j. Eoey, S. w. Sersey.
SIIAw's MorNrAIN-Leigh's house
Il Clawson, Oliver Call, j. McDevitt
PrNEER-School house-M. Davis
G. w Stafford, Mat. Ryan.
BANNER-Graney saloon-L. White
Green Ma,tin, NJ. Kempner
GARDEN VALLEy-Lower school hous
H. Craig, NJ Quinn, II. Chichester.
GRANITE CHEEK-Cononghton's Hal
j. Ellis, P. Conoughton, j. j. Ap
erson.
SouAw CREEK-Mitchell's-A. G
Church, S. Pierce, A. Mcclure.
| UPPER SoUAw CREEK-C. Boards
w n Wethcrell, Cal. Beard Graf,
Beard.
On motion. it was agreed that tn
Convention would he held on Septem
Der 9TH, at ~ o'clock a. NJ, at Ander
sons Hall, Placerville.
Primaries, to elect delegates to tn
Convention, to be held on Saturday
September I'd. Polls open from +
NJ, to Tn.
Test of voters at the primaries
care you Democrat?-and will yo
support the nominees of the Democrat
ic Convention?
On motion, it was ordered that tn
proceedings be published in the Idah
World. E. A. STEVENSON,
! Chairman.
JAMES MoRIARrY, Secretary.