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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16

Jos. Wurtzburger has just reno.
waited his store, and laid in large and
choice stock of cigars, tobacco, pipes,
cutlery, furnishing goods and notions
all of which will be sold at bottom
figures. Don't forget to call on him.
His place is next door north of T. r.
Jones's bank. ieS-d&w.wl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
The Merchants

Is the only Forwarding Company
operating on Wood River. The Com
pany's Office in HALEY is at H. II
burkhart & Co.'s. All freight for
Wood River and Sawtooth should be
marked 'Care OF Merchants Line" to
insure prompt handling.
The Merchants Line is fully pre-
pared to handle any quantity of ore or
bullion, with its own teams, to or from
any part Of this region.
d. I. BRAMBLE & Co..
'''"' Proprietors.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
THE CORONER's INQUEST.

Coroner Wheeler held an inquest
over the remains of the dead outlaw.
to-day, and the evidence being sub
stantially as above, the verdict OF the
jury was that deceased was killed
while resisting arrest. He will be
buried in Haley Cemetery.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
MR.. PINKSTON'S RACING STOCK.

1t will he Sent TO Boise for the July
Meeting-Arrival Of q Noted Horse
Trainer.
In few days Mr.. Pinkston will
leave Haley with his horses tor Boise
City. He will take Waite Pink,
Gold Dust and Sky Rocket with him,
to run in the coming races July 4, on
the Boise City race track. Mr.. Pink
ston sent yesterday to Colorado for
two additional racing horses now on
his ranch there, and they will arrive
here by September !, and be ready to
take the lead in the fall races at Hal
ley.
After entering his horses and see
ing them through the Boise races,
July 4, Mr.. Pinkston will return here
to attend to his business.
j. r. Ross, celebrated California
horse trainer, arrived here last I hurs.
day evening, and has taken charge OF
Mr. Pinkston's racing stock and sta
blcs, which will remain under his care
in future. Mr.. Ross had charge OF
Winters's stables and blooded stock
on Bishop Creek, lnyo county, Cali
fornia, in which was the famous Mol.
lie Mccarthy which won every race
until sent to the Lexington (Ken.
tucky) track against Tenbroeck.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
The Allen Group Sold.

Conner & McGregor yesterday pur-
chased and paid the cash for the Allen
group of mines, on Warm Springs
Creek. The price is not known, and
both gentlemen departed on the train
this morning for Salt Lake, to be alb
sent several DAYS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
A Great Curiosity.

A few gold-plated new fve-cent
nickels which pass in the East for IS
pieces, just received by Hendrick, the
jeweler. jcl5t2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
For Sale.

Spring wagon, harness, and good
span of horses for sale cheap. Apply
at Office of l. & 0. Land improvement
Company. jel4tf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
For Sale.

A house and lot with good large
cellar, on Main street, on TINES
block, for sale cheap. Inquire at this
Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
Guns, RevOlvers and Ammunition.
'wn team.

L. Schrepel, practical gunsmith,
has opened gun store and, in con.
nection, a general repair shop, next
door to 7. r. Jones's bank. my24
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
MaiOlica Ware.

A nice lot of majolica ware just re.
ceived at Riley & Tracy's drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
Mining and Land Claims

Attended to by L. Bingham, Attor-
ney at Law, Washington, DC. my2l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-16
Browns SarSaparilla

BROWNS SarSaparilla
And Dandel:on with Iodide of Pc.
tassium
Cures Scrofula,
Cures Erysipelas,
Cures dyspepsia,
Cures Kidney Diseases,
Cures Boils and Tumors,
Cures Chronic Rheumatism.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
TIDAL wave 1Ginin9 Notes.
0pecial Cosre poadeoes a ~ Alx1R.
SALISBURY. n. r., Feb. q.
EdilVy Ninev:

On account Of the snow and cold
weather, operations In this district
are, with bew exceptions. ss . stand
still: bat - soon - spring arrives
work viii b resumed with renewed
activity, Hcuse Of the bet proopecte
In The Territory are situated here. and
although but slightly developed oe
uroeeut. will in . few yooss come To
the ito9t and 3allse . boom. Mott OF
M ofo thue fhE:token 0utof the mines
M beon sold to the Gbo0dale 6aDelt.
In company, bat the expenses Of
shIpulpx are TOO great, and the min
en- ~ In hopes that the leads Will b
suGIciently develored during the com
M s,mmer 10 warrant the erection
Of : sme,ler at the minec. =,
The High Ridge, the petnctPa!
mine In thIs dists6ct, was worked pat
. lev weeks the pct summer: oct
produced 50 tom q 96-og. ore, which
Z atiIl on the dump. The previous
summef they sold III their orr, and
cleoIod aboet 1000 above oil ex'
~ NaGuolia, which h IN exton-
sion o. tie High Ridge, and al The
49, lo6ee. h6u beea leased, and =
heinx VOTED stendily. A tunnel
~ hen ron in - ct, end in the
~ thsgo = - inehes of so)6 esleaa
vhich vim average $lO0 pr ton. A
nm foreo Vim b pat o. ID The spring
"a Il I'm be worked on . meee ex-
toosjvv sea,e. The Losses 1ve Jube.
liant, And expect TO 49, . goa
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
SUMMONS.

In the District Court IT the SECOND Judi.
cial District Of the Territory Of Montana, IN
and far The cNinty 0f eilver how.
Frsnci@ r sargent. Il 'sii i. chambers
and Marcus lIaly, unts. ih.. firm name III
Heaxe. Bu,wnlee Z Co., plaintiffs, vs.. Charles
R. BAiCx, defendant.
The people vi the Territory at Montana
ses,d greeting To Charles 4. Bates de I,Hniani.
You are hereby required tO appear III M
action brought against you BY the above.
NAMED plaiotifl. IN the district Court III H..
Nee0ud judicial District Of the TerrittrS 81
Mont ana. IN ard iOr the county at silver
Es,w, and to answer the csDn.p plant iis.sl
therein. within ten days exclusive III t!..'
day OF sssvicel after the service or you %;
ar, II ssrvcl out Of this COUNTY, hut In THIS
Diatrict within twenty days: Otherw ixe
within forty days; or judgement hy default
will % taken esain;t you, secur.l'"g IA the
The saisi action r. brought u recover ~
you the SUN Of ~;jis 3:-r". with
inierest On *:ss2 |'i:a'. Al tn. rate III
iie 1T day 81 Je''usrv. A. -. i~.;;, s!i.ux.i
u n: due and owing from Sou to rlainiiif
upon your ovesdrsft nj the Banking li0,,s..
Of the former tlrIn Of II. .lg... Brownise \
and due on Deecmb..r :;lst. in,I. IN th.. .unI
OF s:r.2 S.iI0 aud the further sum III ~i5 T.:
I0V on acc0unt Of goods. wares AMI r,es.
ehaudise sold and drliveresi "tM ~ T.. j..
S0eeuct = NOes oWs ny tNcII MSS1S'Is0t ult ~
plainti1s for . valuable cOnaillerut ion. Also
10 recover the plaintiffs COSTS AID dishur>e-
ments incurecd In this action.
And you aro hereby notified that, II yOu
fall 70 appear and answer esstl complaint
~ above required the said plaintiffs will
take . Judgment By default against sou n
satd SUM o. s3iS 3srN. with inicrrst thereon
u the rate prayed tOr ~ per plaintiffs s'OL .
p)~iut % nle herein 1r.l Tor Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand AMI the
Seal at the District Court Of the
3ec md District Ot the Terri.
(>>1 tory Of AOntama. In ana for the.
It's. euainty II silver Bow ,tlis ~, In, q
Icy JAM. In the y<ar Of our lAss.i one.
lho0sand eight hundred and eighty
REUBEN l.. DAVIS. Clerk.
l'nA:. 9. WARREN. Deputy. Clerk.
SlanSWHW 4
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
1DoHoQlAL AaunGDGY.
To - Dopeallng - oog Law
Xlaoa d ~ oounoA.


Special 10 ~ Ninsa-
AnL8uA, u. r., Feb. &
C0UuCll.
The biu ebr - ct to repeal the
'40ag Law" oeeapled greater poe-
o3eo d H. day, bel1g under eoosid-
GUotiom IN Com01tt6o a The Whole.
eDeeehes wess ua6e by Witter IN
sGPPost of The Fopeal, and BY Cox
aGalast ropeal. Upoa hallos The
0oaooro Wos lost b. i vote q . to :.
Chessnaa moved 70 reeoaotder The
vo1s. White moved 20 lAy The ms
t)oo a ~ tahoo. WhllOab uaoelo0
pCovaj1od ord ~ bill viii Tealoi1 ID
that con0jtl00 Tie roanainoo4 Il The
session, vssdesing It iOpoeeib)e TT
aoy eehoe meog6se upoo tho sa1!o
s06joet % be introduced during THU
session..
In the Hoose . n.easege from the
0ovesnoe W. received veeoing Tie
ct pgovjdang fbr the l6gmla-
ton o( baik)ing and loen associa-
lions lb9 the rea6o0 that the act = -
eooetruetod - % confer unlimtted
poWesD upo0 oogFogatjono organized
under 10 psovs60ns.
0peeiaj D;spaaeh - ~ AIug8.
H8LIxA, Feb. ., 1858.
COUNCIL.
The pslitioa q X. Beldles was
pCesented aaking foe an appropsia.
tioa Of $500, . compensation for
property lost, and val9ablo services
IN hunting down and bringing %
iuotjco efi0inalo and oueloWo. Wit
ter introdneed . bin II relation to
the recording q plaeer mining
locations. A com000ical50n fto0
The 0ovesno9 was received, Jooom-
mo0dlng that IN appropriation Of
$50 b made to b used By the Tesst
togial Commi9o6ooor a3 The Denver
Mineral Expedition next July, and
that be b empowered % appoint such
eo0mieelooef. In The 80aDDe The
0ovosnoe's veto q the I'LL pgovid10G
Tor the formation of Bu10ing and
Loan Associations W. oo0e01Sed In.
The printing blu b expected 70 eooss
Up Tomorrow, and will probably be
defeated.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10
Viraiu,a Chop House.

Whatever may 70 said Of the def
ciencies IL our hotels In the matter ~
metropolitan appointments and pro-
pertioi,s, no city IL the West h bet
Ter provided with elegantly appoint.
ed restaurants than Butte, and
among them the newly equipped
Vininia Chop House. uns,e! the u.
table management Of Il. kogk, n,!ast
M = front rsuk. Mr.. Begk. with
Characteristic taste. has reforn'shets
and decorated the din'n1 room 10
ejeGant style, 10 tI,st the dir 81 fresh
necs and cleanliness b.,r,,e BY every
appointment, from the teSelIated
floor to the snowy table linen, would
alone bea sufficient appetizer witncot
the tempting nsc"" which the blll OF
fsre prevents. MI. Bogk's enterprise
~ 6een rewar.,etl by = large patron
aes during the opening week: which
Ia u determined to retain, II there h
any virtue in . tl~t.class table, &C.
co;npiisl,e,l cooks and attentive
walters.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Tho px,nn0oe 3h1a0 0to0 the
0mone a& lGoorooo0n1 00oDeo0
By The Neck 70 10e0
HIN 0oo1o00.

TooeErop6ic CoanOo0SeotSoo Win
0londsle being broken yesterday, the
MIurR vas u0abjo 70 o6eaio . tel.
RIaphie report II the preliminary &c
sn2noaioa of Cha11es Merrill q "
ohasRe of Dusdssing v. II. DevS1.
go. Fro0 paoengeeD who arrives
ftom Nelroos on la1t niQht's t!ato u
~ learned that The tsial rusu1ted in
Merrill bsing hsld % answW: 0reoe
oxcitemeat pCsvai)ed yesterday and
the dsy boeofo among he eitiSene At
(3lendsle, and threals u lynchiog
were freely ma1e. Il wa0 thought
best, under the circumstances, 70 r.
move Merrill to the eoo0ty ~ -
soon . possible, and ye9eegdey Soeo-
nooa q e6Iese started with t6s leis.
ooer foe Dilloo. Quilo . sgoWd q
0leodajo psople followed them, cd
some me0eeing threats wese u1ooe
bat no Decentralization cecerrsd
until the dsrot ct Aelroee
M reached, when . number
Of seceloa men from the
raiDroad Joined the n,o6 and The cry
Of "Han9 him =" wqRraisod A ruoh
W. made for the prisoner, and the
o0eeF WIS., oveseo0e by TIE score OF
uDsn, who seised him from every stdo.
The psisonef was ToaGhly pushed and
crowded aceuos the track 70 the water
tank. After . few moments' delay .
rope was procured, and . moose being
slipped over Nesltll's heed, The other
end W. thrown over . Timber peo-
jecting from the frame of the water
tank. A score Of men gSasped Tho
Evpe and the miserable wretch vas
jefked into the air. A loud voSce
shouted ''let him down to eo0Neos,"
and the swlnginGs stsuGgling MAJ
was lowered to the ground. The
moose ~, lOooened, aud after soae
minutes he revived, and Wa tod
that - le wss about 70 die no might
. we'll confess, Merrill stootly II
Armed his innocence, and reiterated
the story Of robhi1g Davidson's
body, after he bod fro.ea . oeetn.
He was aenin holsted BY the neck,
and then let down and given aD0ehes
opportunity to confess, and the opes.
stion was repeated I've times, reo0l(-
inx each time In . stubborn dec3ara.
ton Of innocence Of the cEi0e Of
murder. The mob were evidently
Impressed with the hrmuess Of the
prisoner. and after the 6th hanging
Il was decided to return Merrill to
the olIlcer, which Was dime, and the
pei,onse wss lat evening lodged In
the Jail Ut Dillon.
Merrill W. not much Injured ny the
hanging, and the imps:seaon pso-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Many people are fond Of referring,
when they speak of the weather, to
what the oldest iuhabitaut knows on
that subject. Comparing or recent
cold snap with sou,e Others that Mon
tana has experienced, Mr. James b:
Nol(aster, : veracious narrator OF
old-timDe experiences, tells what hap
pened In March, 1867. He VA then
mining on the tributaries 81 Elk
Creek, and had lett bis quicksilvef
for the winter 10 . pickle bottle with
somevater In the upper p0ltjon q
II. He left his cabin just asthe cold
snap ct il, aud returned at the eod
q dve days; when be found that the
water freezing had broken tho bottle,
and there the quieksilvef bad been
standing conGeaied for i've days like
. stick az ba6t,itt metal. Those who
do MT know M. Nc1(astef's Wash
inxtouian reputation for truth and
veTacity would otherwtee consider
this . pretty tough narrative.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

Yesterday incoming the attention Of
the county suth0sitie0 Was called eotbe
death Of IN individual residing near
he Clipper mill, under such circom-
stances that IN investigator W.
advisable. Coroner oarchet,
quite ~, with his usDaI alae.
rity, sum,moned . jury and proceeded
70 the cabin Of the deceased, which
b situated In the midst Of some huge
bouliefs about six hundred yards
west from the Clipper nall. and u
rough though warm structure aoe0e
ten feet square, eoptaining . stove,
hunk, and usual cooking utensils
common to such = place, and to one
leading the life 0f . sl,jner. Upon en-
terinx the building the following
scene presents itself: On . rough
stool next the hunk, between It ana
the stove, leaning nearly upright
AGAINST the south side at the room.
was the lifeless form Of . man evi-
IDENTIFY about fifty yesrs old, clad IN
the x,rb Of laLOrer, with his right
foot mNtless. his cap ON, his
right hand resting on tho bench
Wherein he wss seated. and the Iett
hanging l,y hi. side. Every indicar
ton conveyed the idea that the per-
son was asleep, hut = close examine
ton xave conclusive prOOf that the
t,ealy was lifcless and frozen soIiti:
Several Witnesses were summoned
aud their evidence discloeed these
facts: The deceased was John Doug
la.. . native q: Pennsylvania, about
81 years old. = resident Of this vtcip-
itv for the past five years. coming
from Helena here. lie was man
uf great strength, and had recently
leen in the employ ut Mr.. john
I1onvn,~,d, assisting In the repair o.
the Clipper mill. J.axt Saturday be
was vt Neadervills, drinking quite
freely ~ was hi. habit after nay
liay. and late in the even
INK started for home, reached
the house Of Joeeph Williams.
stopped tN warm, and was induced to
ren,ain all night. The next dey he
went home. and Monday Nj. will
Jams visited him aud tsn'k him some
soup. He was found b. Mr.: Will
ia,.is In bed, aud In . sort II drOwsy
state, and seeming u Le recovering
from his spree. He complained Of
nolhing, thanked Ills visitor, and
partxd with the last nlan who sew
him alive. Tuesday and "Wednesday
. smoke was seen It his cabin, and Il
h probable that he died yesterday O.
the day before. It IL likely The chilly
stupof overlook him In the day time,
FOR there was IN unlighted candle
fastened near the bead II biz bank,
and bic b.'ots lay - II placed there In
the daylight. This coalition was
discovered this morning bv . young
man who was sent 70 bic ca.,ln BY
H.. Longmaid, who desired bin -
.istance In opening . ditch recently
..lused by the frost. The verdict Of
the Jury was to the effect that the
man died from the effects q cold and
whisky. No papers were found o.
the plsce, and his property consisted
Of = little woodland an Interest In two
mining claims.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-10

The Butte City Light Guards are
drilling aasidu0nsly and the awk-
vnrd s1usGl hope t. become sumcsen.
liz proficient to have . picnic ferty
next sumn,er. The Governor has
sirniGed his::~ illingneas to f0rnssh Inc
Compeuy With such gums - are On
hand In The Territorial *rnAOry, hut
m they are - calibre. which an. not
sutibls for target practice the Com.
INV vill endeavor tn secure lilies q
e cslibre elsewhere.
A San Francisco ,,,an hyiot'ccated
. block III cheap stock for . small
loan. The stock took . jump and the
holder sold. Subsequently 1t tamil
led. and be l'ought hack again, clear
ipe Se95,0 OO In the opesafion. The
original owner sued, and the Supreme
Court hes recently awarded him
Judgment for $ss6, 100 and interest,"
Moral: Hypotbeeate all your cheap
sHoekD.
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Fsu0 ~ Dolly q DSann1.
MU4D118D And 08ullA1DD
a HoGx1h1o 0ki0o 0omD0t1o1
Rear 03ooAAl0.


Rear 0aooAAlo.
4 ohoulaoh Doobooo.
NJ. 0sorge Z. TAsbe]l, Who arrived
fF00 0Do0da)e % "Wednesday nights
train, bejn9p partial partieulars u ooe
0fths m0st a1froc3ooS crimes, commit
ted In the vicinity II that town laee
Monday, which has ever been chrooi.
cled In Nootana. On A00day
morning two nssn came into 0lo0.
dale and PIT Up 1t he Avery 4seoe.
Neitbo9 0f them registered. oet 10y
save their names ~ v. H. David.
0oa and Charles AesIill. They
were about the hotel sevssel
ho.ss dusing, which time David
son exhi61ted . considerable
sum q money believed - b not )eaD
than two q three hundred d0l)an.
Merlin be- been known In the vicin-
ity II Glendale for sev-
ersl Yeas post, and was
ut one time employed = . cook q
the Heeaa boarding house. Both
men were rather On the tramp os0of,
travelling frU0 camp 70 eahlp, and
0n9aging In any occupation wh1eh
ol1efed . few days elnplOymeol.
A6o0t O'Clock p. .. on AO0dAy tAe
two men left Glendale IN Sooe, soy-
ing they were going To Wundesiich's
place, ab0at eight miles distant.
On Tuesday morning Merrill ~
turned to Glendale. having fFoeoa
both his feet In the bitter cold, which
Il will be ren,smboeed prevailed on
that day. Being asked where biz
parlneS WIS he replied that he hsd
gone On to Wundesisch's. NotWith-
standing the terrible condition of his
feet, Merrill, ON Tuesdsy aftssnooa
hired . livery team and started out,
saying he waS going to Wundeflich's
after biz partner. lie had been gone
only three houn when he ~
turned without his partner, and
was observed to act In . stnguIarjy
constrained and reeieent manner,
particularly when quesliossed - to
the Whereaboats Of his partner,
though his uniform reply WaS 'sO0t 70
WundsrIichs." These circumstances
particularly his strange goanes CIT,
osssA COsA!su8D ~ W ssS0 W osssssSss
road led several penons TO scopa.
cion that al was mot right, cDoogn %
The time no one Thought 81 !ne
crime Of murder having
been committed; and the next
morning wednesday,, when Mef-
riil hired sn0ther team aud agatn
started Tor Wunderiich's, Ne0m. A.
n Mn61nnn and JauAes HAtAm0n
httched up . team and followed enef
him. Nothing Occurred to eonarm
their sa,sp6eions until ae . point near
the mouth Of Canyon Crsek, about
elk mikes from Glendale, they no
tieed In the deep snow the tracks
Of two men leading oil from the
road into the brush. MI. Aadte0o
Iet the cutter and followed the trocks,
until ab0ut ten rods from the road he
came upon . pile Of newly cut brush,
around which the snow was trodden
down in every direction. Removing
the green boalgfs, Mr.. Madison Was
horri6ed to find half buried under .
heap Of ashes and CHARGED fagots. 2
skull and human bones. 0esh)ess aud
burned allmost: to etnaleS. Imbed-
ded in the snow, fragment Of
the pantaloons and c0at were found,
which were recognized ~ . portion
Of those worn by the missing part
nes, Davidson. Nessrs. Madison
and B.ten,sn Immediately drove to
WundeTlich's, where they arrested
Merrill aud brought him hack to
Glendale. stopping on the WY to
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II. B. No. %, In relation 70 lsinso o.
mines and mills pasDod TIE Hose on
IT. ANAL Eeoding.
H. B. No. Is, IN aet eseoj0G Tho
oiIee Of County Attorney, which bed
been referred to the Judiciary Con-
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1871 ~ "a ealnrred 10 ~ oom-
miSfee IN eIlneotion "a loSor.
re- Wifaer-An - 70 amend
tiiic4 an ~ 70 eroote ths county q
IT.. - "a ~ eieefios al o@-
oses thereof. Rad and ro6agTed %
the committee IN towns and co0n-
ties.
The bii: IL ~ foll0WS:
Gee. 1. That sootjoo 8 b amended
% q 70 read - fellows:
Sec. 9. The county oommt1e1o0e!o
q Silver Bow county eeol 8 toeet
dIse regular mooean9 eutee toe
80 Of thIs eee ana o1ece oeene go.
Cd and quollneo, deoeoe oPoo 40
Jovy the tnto q taxossoo y easo
county Tor the year 1S0t, vn!co IVY
shall b IN eootoem1ey win toe 4eo..
esal law relating 70 IT, 0soooet -
amount q taxes anehoe1seo % q
levied. SAID oo0m1o9eooeso eoo.1
also have power ana aaenoe1-
~ to contrnct Sor tsanoos1oseg eeo0
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tol and nocesooIy % tno EMMY ..
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80: -. ~ "a ~ rseorcls Of DER Lodee
scs~1. s~,S ,ee.,.,l. vi,om cosmrlSf
~ I'm - eers1nilv oomnorod With
To orielnals, b. the County Clerk q
Neer Lodee county, and II correct, b
elall certify 70 their correctness M
DER his olneial ssal, and THEREAFTER the
copies Of eotd recoc0e % tsoSoe9
and eesti6ed to shall b admletoo aee
received IN evtdonee 10 ~ ee3ets 81
law ID thu Iestttory, ooo seou g ~
Ill other respeces eooS!eo % NE m!su
and credit . go otleln0 seCS -
Said Transcript shal! b oompeeeoo OF
o. boeoEe TIE mt dAY g Ja9easy.
1855. The County CIeek q Ueee 1oo4e
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