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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-30
ConstabIe's Sale.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, t.
COUNTY OF ALTURAs.

by virtue Of an execution issued OFT Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Alturss County. of the Territory OF
idaho. and TO me delivered, for = judgment rem.
dered and entered in said court the 10Th day Of
November, 1883. in favor Of Fred. J. Kiesel, and
against Pettipeer and Aug. Williams ~ firm Of
P.ttipeer Williams. aud against Aug Williams
Individually have levied on al the right tit tie
four. ~ block three. ~ Of the town Of sho:hone
turas county. Idaho Territory, on the 3rd day OF
November, 1858 1.-THE date said prem ses were At
tached by me in this behalf or 1t any time subse:
quent thereto. standing on the records Of said
county At thst time. in the name Of Mrs. Jennie
Williams. and at e date hereof In the name Of
E. c. Helfrich Company.
Notice is hereby giver that. on the 18th day Of
December 1883, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Of that day, In
front Of the Courthouse VI the County Of Alturas,
at HALEY, Idaho will sell all the right. title and
interest Of said Aug. Williams afore said, in and
to the a owe described property including his in.
terest therein az the common property Of himself
and wife, said Mrs. Jennie Williams at public
tion for cash in hand. to the highest and best bid
der, to satisfy said execution and all costs
Dated the Goth day Of November, 1883.
JESSE POLLARD,
Constable Of Shoshone Precinct. Alturas county
n26 I'd
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Notice Of Forfeiture.
To VIRGIL, IANU.

To VIRGIL LAMB:
ion are hereby notified that we have expended
one hundred 800 dollars in labor and improve
meHts upon the Silver Legion lode and mining
claim situsted near the Wolftone mine, on Deer
Creek. in Mineral Hill Mining District Aituras
county. Idaho Territory, in order u hold said
Revised Statutes of the United States being the
amount required 10 held the same for the year
ending December 81. l>s': thst the proportion of
thirty three dollars ss3 s3 and thirty three ana
one-third cents, being cne-third awful money of
the United States. aud IL within 10 days after the
publication of this notice you fail refuse 81
contribute your proportion of such expenditwce
Ms co-owner. your interest in said claim will be-
come the property of the subscribers under said
section 2,S.4.
D. MCKINNEY.
Ian. MANNING
HALEY, L T., July y, lSSB.
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Payday Notice.

WOOD RIVER &. AND q. NJ. CO., OF
SALT LAKE CITY, L. Tall persons hold
ing claims against this company must pre-
sent their bills IT. duplicate, al the cOmpany's
Office. al Bullion, before the first day OF each
month, and payD snt will be- made on the
lrh. ENOS A. WALL.
Superintc' dent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-30
Though shaken in

Though shaken in
every joint and fiber
with fever and xgue,
or bilious remit
tent, the system
may yet be freed
from the malignant
virus with Hos
letters Stoma, h
Bittprs Protect the
system against il
with this bench
cent anti-spasmod-
ic, which Is further.
more a supreme
remedy for liver
complaint, consti.
patton, dyspepsia.
debility. rheums-
tism, kid ey
troubles and other
ailments. For sale
BY ell Druggists
MIN
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Notice of Sherift's Sale on Fore
closure Of Mortgage.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis.
County.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-30

Plants for Gold and silver Mills, embracing the
latest and most improved machinery and processes
for base and free ores. Water Jacket Smelling
Furnaces for silver. lead and copper ores, with
new and important improvements superior to any
other make. Hosting Works. Pumping Machin.
result of ~ years experience In this special line
OF work and are prepared to furnish from San
Francisco or Chicago the most approved character
OF Mining and Reduction Machinery, superior in
design and construction tQ that Of any other make.
at the lowest possible prices. We also contratt to
deliver in complete running order, Mills Furnaces
Hosting Works, etc., in any of the mining States
and Territories. Estimates given on application.
Send fer Illustrated circular.
Chicago Once and Works. 100 N. Clinton st.,
New York Once. IS Broadway,
je2ldAw HENRY b. MURRAY, Manager
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Terms Of Subscription:
The Weekly Times

carefully compiled TINES
ans all the articles relating the Mines Mills Smeter
general this which appear the DAILY h
sheet 24x36 price subscription only
PER YEAR. ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF per halfyear. Sent
by mall postpaid, receipt Of price,
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WOOD RIVER TIMES I
REPRESENTATIVE NEWSPAPER OF THE GREAT V0on
RIVER MINING REGION.

It crculates throughout the United States Canada ~
greater any paper published rapidly Graz
ing Territory of Idaho, and its circulation
Exceeds that of All Other Wood River Papers o,nn,.
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direct th.t the foregoing notice Of Applicant on
for patent be published for the pr Rod of sixty
days III - Woop RIVER DAILY TIMES \ news
paper r. i,' ed at HALEY, Alturas County, Idaho
Territory.
Mo HOMER L, POUND Register
". H. WATT, Haley. idaho. Atty. Tor Applicant
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Dr.. RQsh'S Blood Root Oil

Has no equal in the world as a Liniment or Oil
1t is cheap, safe, simple and sure ex.
ternal remedy for man or beast.
never fails TO cure
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 10

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
FUNERAL OF COE 5. BUCHANAN.

The funeral OF the late Coe Stewart Buchanan,
who died ON Tuesday at his home In Tarrytown.
took place yesterday afternoon. The services at
the house we're held at 2:30 p. M,
and were conducted by the Rev. Mr..
REYNOLDS, of the Asbury Methodist Eps-
copal Church, and the Rev. DIR. w. e. Wilkinson, q
weil-known Baptist clergyman. The burial service
of the Methodist Episcopal Church was read By tho
former clergyman and DIR. Wilkinson made brief
address. He said that he had known Mr.. Buchanan
for many years as a neighbor and friend, with
whom he had often taken counsel. always get
ling more than he gave. In an expert
ence OF fifty years he had never found
another man whose views upon all subjects were
so comprehensive and thorough. No matter what
TOPIC was touched upon, whether law or politics,
theology or farming, business or education, Mr.
buchanan had matured opinions, not merely having
absorbed ideas, but having appropriated them and
made them his own. He was emiuently a man OF
firm convictions. At one period OF his
early life he thought OF studying law
and DIR. Wilkinson said that If
he had done so he would have taken high rank in
the legal profession. II he had turned hs attention
10 politics or statesmanship no doubt he would
have gained high honor. But he bent his energies
to business and secured abundant success. For the
past fourteen or fifteen years he had been a COM
plete invalid, but he retained all the powers
of his mind and bore his suffer
lngs with brave patience. IL was
matter of rejoicing that his business success gave
hum the means to live In comfort.
At the conclusion Of The servi ces which were
largely attended by relatives and friends, the body
was taken to White Plains for burial.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
AwAKING TO FIND HIMSELF MARRIED.

Daniel Cleary, of No. 22s West Nfty-eghth-st,
was arrested u few days ago on a warrant procured
in the Yorkville Police Court by Mary Cleary, q
girl of nineteen, who lives with Mr.. and Mrs. Why
cof at No. 235 West Fifty-third-st, who are Iela-
tives of hers Mary says that she was married "
the prisoner in st. Luxe's Church on February 4,
ana that two days afterward he deserted her. The
defendant, who was paroled TO appear yesterday.
says that he vislted the gr and that she was very
anxious that he should do 10. Sue and Mr.. Why
coli t0ok hisn TO the church while he was drunk.
The minister refused 10 marry them. When they
returned TO the girls house he piled with liquor,
and was finally taken to the church again and
married.
After three days spent in q semi conscious condi-
tion he aw0ke one morning to find Mary beside
him, aud in answer to his queries to the cause of
the unusual occurrence, was presented with o cer-
tificate Informing him that he was married m an.
Then he left the house. He failed to appear in
court yesterday, and the statement was made that
and was unable to appear. IL wasAsad that Why
coff had taxen him to his wlfe's house Sergeant
Fuller sent tn ascertain the truth OF the story
but he failed to find the young man. Justice
Power ordered Cleary's rearrest.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

and obtained money that plea t MFs tecM on the
been defendant in o suit by Mr.. BaoDltt on n eno
same charges in Brooklyn. and mas aiso oo0n '''
plainant in civil suit against HILL
THE EVACUATION DAY CELEBRATION.
John Ausin Stevens, of the Commlttees T. Vn T,a, al,
rangements the centennial anniversary % u
alton Day, received communicatiom tardav ts com
mending the celebration audexpresslnga desie as Az
the Society of the Cincinnati shall pe pnaa~t the
cooperate in it. The following VIII repidI gam.
society i'm th, general committee: Alexanuor I'm .
iiton John ~" s sScbnvier. William p. Reese. Alex
ander j. Clinton, and Matthew Clarkson'
BROOKLYN.
contract to build fre-engine honse at E,ev1
enth- st. aud Seventh-aye. was awaruou J0''"'
to Thomas D0nlon for SlO.74o. -.
John Daraher has begun suit against the city
TO recover $40 900 as damages Tor me deaCn ", a %
two sons; ages hy drnknS SK impure water
from public well in front OF NO. go Deh'''-"''"
which was under care oil tho CITY,
An order was made by Judge Brown yesterday,
requiring Dr. Tacott OF me me snre@e Court in
BROOKLYN on March 81, Amdee blgoI, lhg , Le1nm t
mau who murdered Mrs. Renaut ~ New-IGrA NewlIS, .Jo
years ago in order to determine his 1nental cohui-
ton. >.
Judge Brown yesterday denied a motion to DIS
miss the suit of the New-fOrk Ferry company
against John Moore formerly an rcyonyerted 10
the defendants use in the last twelve years %
motion was made on the ground that the pialh'iiS
had not e6taDllSneu any ioS' VI m""D''
WEsrCHESTER COUNTY.
YovKrps-The Caledonian Curling Club, OF New
York. was beaten by the Yonkers Curriers', yesler-
day. by n score 20 to Ia.
MOUNT VERSON.-Peter Springer, cigar manu-, manu-,
facfurer on Thursday evening was sIucR anu hIii0"
by ap express train on the New-Haven Railroad
WEsTcuEsTER-Gcorge Leonard has cOmlnencea
snit or libel AGAINST Arthur G.. and Edwin Bedell,
editors aud proprietOrs of The Hesfchosr I'es ah"
tGst Chester Ners He caused their arrest on war
rant issued by Justice j. o. by kman, OF the ou-
preme Court, on Thursday evening. Ihey gave
bail.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHTNG.-B. II. Kisman, member OF the Board
of Excise Commissioners died suddenly yesteuay ab
the age of seventy-fve He was a prominent cti-
zen OF WhItestone. In addition 10 the amount
appropriated last year for the support or the poor,
the Ovcrseers have Incurre1 an Indebtedness ol
SOOUO which the town will have TO pay.
LoNG ISLAND CITY-The Police Commissioners
yesterday inspected the men of the First Precinct
CommlssOper Appleton said that IT had Deen Gus
tOnary Tor the To secure the services OF pOlll-
cal friends 20 inteTcede for them when any charges
were preferred against thcm lie warned the mon
that the present board would not listen TO any such
int, recession -. The members of the Board OF Ponce
have received a communication from tine temper
auce ORGANIZATIONS OF the city thanking them Tor
their successful efforts IN keeping the saloons III the
city closed on Sundays.
STATEN ISLAND
WrsTFIELD.-Iohn Story, age eIghty-four, will be
buried to-day He of the oldest residents
oi the town, and remembered when 1t was wilder
ness.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
THE DEMAND FOR CUBAN SUGAR.

Inquiries among sugar re6ners and importers yes
brday with regard to the sudden impetus in the
Importation of Cuban sugar disclosed the fact that
the original demand for Steam charters was caused
nsuaI. Ships went there early in the season. and
finding that they could get no cargoes, went to
crop came in there we're no steamers to take IT. and
charters were hurriedly made. The reports from
Cuba are to the effect that the crop is short from 10
10 10 per cent. One of the firm OF Hayemeyer d
Elder said Yesterday: There will no doubt he
sugar enough to go around, but the Cubans have
been speculatng against the needs of this market
when the market became easier large orders we're
tent but there was no tonnage to bring 1T forward
do not think that there need be any further ex-
ritement"
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
DECIDING AGAINST THE REV. Mr.. GRAHAM.
THE TROUBLES OF THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
OF NEWARK.

The troubles in the First Methodist Protestant
Church. of Newark, n. j., were transferred Tor set
tement to the General Conference by the election
on February Il of its two rival sets OF delegates To
that body, which met at Westminster, Nd, last
week On Wednesday the opposing delegations APP
peared before the Conference and Offered their Gre
dentials. Each delegation was accompanied bY
members of the faction that IL represented IN tne
church On Thursday the Committee on Credentials
reported to the Conference that the annual meeting
in the church under the auspices of the pastor OF
the church, the Rev. 5. l., Graham, was
held with locked doors and with door
keepers appointed by the pastor; that no members
were admitted without tickets; that the pastor
publicly announced from his pulpit IN advance OF
the meeting that admission could only be ha by
tickets issued by himself and that. IN view Oh these
facts, so unusual in their character ana so ciedry
in conflict with the letter and spirit oil the law OF
the church. the committee deeme that the meeting
was not properly and legally held, and there lore
the church was without delegate In the Confer
ence Mr. Graham addressed the Conterence after
the report had been submitted. Aiter
giving a history of the troubles III his church,
he said: Notwithstanding all these dithculties,
we have had blesse meetings all winter, az every
have been made 10 the church every communion
Sunday. The parties in the church opposed to me
had been looking 10 mighty battle at the annual
meeting, de@rIuined that they would go IN ana
take part In what they called the circus. Inc
ticket of admission to the annual meeting was
adopted TO keep out ostya-eekers and make
room for church members. aud the plan was adopted
| by a regular meeting of the church"
| TLere animated discussion upon the que 5
ton of the adoption of the report. The Rev. ~. A.
| Sbirmer said that the church at Newark was in an
| extraordinary state, and demanded extraordinary
| measures 1t was easy thing iOr pastor to all
minister the affairs of his church when there was
| love there but when he was sent among a parish
| of Kilkenny cas- then he had no easy task. MT
| Shirmer opposed the report. Luke L. Morrls the
| delegate of the Graham faction, was permitted ia
speak. He was questioned by the Rev. j. Murray,
| who asked If the majority of the church would
stand by the decision OF the Conference would IL
| revolt If the case was decided against it The
| question was evaded although several times re-
| peated When vote was taken upon the adoption
OF the report it was adopted Dy rote OF 10 To Il
The report also recOmme nded the rejection OF Dele
gate Morris. representing the Graham faction OF thu
| Newark church,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotet-Lieutenant-G Governor OI,
OF tn Johns Hopkins University Ne,o, forE Ho.et-
Beverly Tucker. OF Virginia and General j. W.
b. Hepburn Of Albany. Victoria HoteE-Miss mary
Anderson. Breroor House-Joseph dickson, fehera'
Manager OF the Grand Trunk Railway OF Cana Ia
Windsor Hotei-George H. Various. President OF @ Ine
NeW-YOrk, New-Haven and Hartford Railroad company
~ Park Avenue Hotet-William II. Bulkeley, OF HIr I
ford Gr0nd HofeI-Professor @. L. Andrews, OF mese
Point Astor House-John W. Daniel OF virginia
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Celebration OF st Patrcks Day.
Havemeyer divorce suit n Superior Court go MIL,
Smtl-Mahon duel examination at IorkViie fohco
Court. c.o..
Military Service Institution meeting on Governors
Island
Builders meeting at Gilsey House. ,,,.. s.,,.u.
Columbia College Boat Club games at Madison square
H. L. Fairchild's lecture at Cooper Institute.
LOtos Club annual election
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

seabright, N. j., which was burned on Monday, had
been set on fire by an incendiary. The watchman,
who was greatly excited, Thought he saw o man
running away. "l&s was mistaken, i thlnk.
without doubt" added Mr.. Street. My theory is
loss was about S24, 900, the insurance being Tor
S20000."
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Announcements

Sealskin Sacques, DOlmans listers and Pale
totz. Closing sale. Splendid bargains
Prices reduced from sl76 10 $50 Newest
Best quality 500 TO 81 l60l shapes
Engish S225 TO $780, Elegantly
dressed 500 10 slS6l nulshed
Alsaka $500 10 s526l stricttp
ssaskins. fiOO TO &.I0OI reliable
All sizes. 1900 10 $500 good
Fur-ined circular and dolman prces way down.
The building I occupy will down Nav L. Due
notice viii Of the building will occupy after May
l. Don't want carry over an
instead waiting until next
have made tho above extraordinary op-
portunity purchase strictly reliable garments
lew prices may occur again
q. Z. snArsR, Manufactures. IO3 Prnce-sL
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrisa sos sets coo Moon sets 2;25 Moons agedy'
mon WATER TO-DAY.
1M-sandvHook 234: Gov. Island. 2:5S: Hell Gata -!
PH-sandy HOOK 3;Oi. GOV Island. $780, Hell 9Ats o'5l
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
GRAMmAR.scBooI BOYS FULL OF TACT.

A meeting of the Grammar School Baseball
League was held at the school in One-hundred-
twenty -eighthst., near Sixth-ave., yesterday The
committee that was appointed to see the Park Com
nssioners and get their permission 10 play in Cen
Il had heard that the Commissioners had been
lighting and had been bad temper lately, and 1t
ronsent until some future day. The chair c0mpli-
nented the committee on its tact and gave 1t until
Dhe next meeting 10 report. Ii was decided TO al
low such teams 80 wished, to have uniforms, and
khose who could not afford them could wear caps.
The championship contests will begin on April aud
pnd ON june 80, each school to play three games
with all the other mines.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
THREATENING TO SUE Mr.. DoCHARTY.

Nrday adopted tactlcs which indicate that the
concern eontemplates taking legal steps TO assert
It's right to copy the records. AT the opening OF
the Registers Office fifteen of them appeared, and
each handed Register Docharty wrf, ten demand,
reciting that he represented the New York Title
company; that he was respectable person; ana tnat
charged the Register with having disseminated
vgainst the agents of the company, thus making
would be begun unless the privilege sought was
granted. The Register In reply referred the agents
20 Custodian Boyle, who hrmly refused TO permit
time At the present rate of progress il will tax
the company at least one hundred and fifty years
20 copy the 400 books Of record IN the Regis
ten office.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
NOT AN INCENDIARy FIRE.

w A. Street. of No. % South William-st., said TO
= tribune reporter yesterday that he did not be-
leye inc story published that his eountryhonse at
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

WE PUBLISHED YESTERDAY SOME INTEREST
ING NEWS FOR LARGE MEN-ITs GOOD ENOUGH
TO REPEAT EVEN IF THE WEATHER Is LESS
FAVORABLE THAN 1T MIGHT BE FOR LIGHT
WEIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS. so WE SAY AGAIN
THAT HAVING ABOUT FORTY REMNANT LOTS
OF SPRING ovERCoATs OUT OF WHICH NEARLY
ALLTHEsIzEs UNDER THIRTY SIX INCHES BREAST
WERE SOLD WE CHALKED THEM ALL DOWN
TO BARGAIN.TABLE" PRICES AND IF YOU BIG
MEN ARE QUICK ABOUT 1T. you CAN NOW BUY
AT FROM SIX DOLLARS UP TO TWENTY AS GOOD
ovERCoATs AS WE HAVE IN THE REGULAR
STOCK FOR FIFTY PER CENT MORE MONEY.
WE STARTED THIS ovERCOAT RACKET WITH
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY OF THESE BAR
GAIN CoATs-THEY OUGHT ALL TO BE GONE
BEFORE WE CLOSE AT TEN O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. u,
IA Ioxngton ave. between 10Th and S,tn.sts. =, ,h.
Hours to l. bto Impotence Serilty Dlsetes vi 'o
Gento- Urinary organs aid nervous system Spoo'eo'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches bedbugs loc-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Announcements.

AnnouncemenLA
We make the most nourishing breads In the
world HEALTH FOOD Co, IA 4th-ave.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

Yesterday, though the weather was
bitterly cold, there was luII tn the
storm, and word was brought over to
the saloon that there Was To l,e .
horne race between the lndtas1s and
half breeds on the other side Of the
Elbow. There Was . general stanl-
pede for the foot bridge, and made
my way ever In company With .
cowboy whom know only -
''Shorty." A. We were crossing the
stream he handed me . handful Of
nuts and remarked that he was TAX
in9 . pocketfal over to ibis girl"
"Where did you get . gtr'::" ]
asked.
II bought her over here ut the
Blacktoot camp last night"
"What did you give for her."
"Thirty-tive dollars. Oh, here she
ix." he added, as a little six-ycar-Old
Blackfoot girl came caperinx down
the hank to meet him and tNke pos
session Of the nuts. The little one
had on new drees, warm st0cktngs,
new shoes and little black blankee:
oil Of which had evidently come out
Of the store within the last twenty
G,ur hours. After loading her with
the nuts, shorty allowed her To start
hack toward the lenlre, but thinking
her blanket did not flt her close
enough, lie called her hack. and TAX
ing oifthe empty cartridge belt which
held his own 0vers,at together he
belted her little blanket snu.iy
around l,er waist aud then sent iier
oar, the I'appi..,t y"''''gster IN the
Black foot camp.
"What will yeu Il" with her." ]
askesl.
"Her ,un.ilcr Is IL keep her till ]
10 hack tO Montana, aud then III
take her alDw u ho,,,e and give her ia
the 'ulsl Woman llIix nlother), and
them" l.e added very seriously
''she's u nice innocent girl now. hut
( IL she stays l,c:e e she'll starve till SHE
/ grOwx up amd then ~ 10 the had. I'I|
take her lM,nle, aud mother III make
= woman Of her."
l could mot help thinking. ~
went hack 10 the saloon, that shorty
and his mother were likely TO accom-
,.lish more between them than many
| = pretenlio,ss society Of wealthy phil.
anthropisls might do during u prss'
porous career Of several years. 7O
onto UtOdc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-06

uOCSR.

WASHINGTON, JANA bill was In
troduced by Holman Of Indiana limit
ing to tw0years the period for the pre-
Sentation, from the time the same Oc-
Cured OF claims against the quarter.
master OF cosnmissary bureaus, and
to one year from the passage OF the
act. the presentation OF the names OF
States for moneys expended In sop
pressing hostllities.
The ways and means committee
tOOk up the cotton schedule tariff. On
grades valued not exceeding = cents
l,er pound, an advance y a. made from
~ tO 10 CENTS: valued more than q
cents 4 pound and not more than u,
from Il to 10; at % and not more
than 30 from % to .: ut 20 and not
more than 10, . to q; ut tO and not
more than 20 from 30 to :
A bill was Also passed providing
that perique tobacco may be sold by
manufacturers or producers in the
form Of CARROTS directly to legally
ouali(ie,l manufacturers t be used in
the manufacture Of cigarettes ~
smoking tobacco without the payment
of tax.