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YroclanatioW.

Thursday,the 18th, having been designated by
the managers OF the Snngerfcst n. Inc day OH
which their display of all the industries of the
manufactures, musical md other societies,
military companies and the fire department
VIII participate. respectfully request that as
FAR as prac icable. all work and business be sus.
pended, and that all business houses banks,
factories, shops aud schools be closed from 10
u, m. until r. M, In order that all OF our cit.
2ens may dc able 10 Join In thu parade, and to
participate In the pleasures Of the day.
The citizens of Dallas, proverbial for their
hospi ality and enterprise will, lam confident
extend every courtesy aud hospitality TO our
visiting friends, snd will do nothing to mar tho
festivities aud the pleasures Of the work so han.
PLY inaugurated. W. l.. CABELL,
mAIhnI M...,s
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3lnttcc ia Arcilitccts.

NOTICE To ARCH rECTs-plans and specib.
~ cations will DO received until Thursday
neon. the 18th inst, for tho proposed new Mer-
chants Exchange building to be erected on tho
northeast corner OF Lamar aud Commerce
streets. Lot 10 feet on Commerce by 100 feet on
Lamar streets Thtec or four stories hiph, with
basement apartments. Cost not TO exceed
10000 Architects whoso plans are accepted
must furnish full set OF plans and specinoa atoms
for which the sum Of 300 will DO paid. For
further particulars apply tn
7. l., MARSALls,
or W. q, COMMON. Committee.
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badge while he was in Austin. A little
eeaf mute at the asylum found it, and
handed the same to Colonel Ford, who
now has it.-lGeorgetown Record.
HARD on HOUSTON.
Houston does not appear TO be very re-
ligiOusly inclined city. Bob Ingerson is
said to have been offered more TO lecture
there one night on infdelity than:the place
pays to any one OF is ministers.ior a whole
years servics.-IEl Paso Thirty.iour.
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Ecn;ll.

NoriCn-Aii persons living or dong business
Vim the city of Dallas, arc hereby notified Ia
clean up and disinfect their premises, and All
all fills to be made with earth or sand, md NO
rubbish or trash Of any kind must be mi, In the
streets or cutters. This notice must be complied
with Immediately, II you wish to save your.
selves money aud time. This notice also APP
plies to those acting Is agents Of or for others.
NJ. NJ. NEWSOM, NJ. u.
May 3. 1855. Health Ofr,cer Dallas. Texas.
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Theau Column.
stcIiIeS.

NorlCE-Adverusement ufsy De nsnoed iElo
IN our business ONCE up to sp. N, and into the
composing room M 70 3. -.
NOTICE TO CONIRACTORs-Brie Dram !:
~ Sealed bids will be received by the city
secretary until oelocx =. N. saturday. May
10Th. for the uilding of a brick drain down
Murphy street from Main street to the Town
branch, ON south side Of Jackson street, dis
lance of about 100 feet.
The drain win be six feet In clear diameter. of
nine inches thickness. built of all whole, hard
burnt brick. lain in hydraulic cement mortar
according 70 the plans and specifications on file
IN my office
4 suitable bond, according to city ordinances.
wiil he II qulred The city council reserve the
'''''' '"' " " ". NJ JOHNSON,
May 18th. 1855 CIty Treasurer.
NOTICE. -Citi2ens or strangers wishing TO in
~ vest IN " real estate. farms or wild lands,
are respectfully invited to call a. our Office, No
700, Main street and examine our lists. maps.
and abstracts of land titles The best of refer
encc given. JONES & MURPHY, Real Estate
Agenls.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Plans aud
~ Specifications for a stone courthouse for
Shackelford county are now on file In my office
al Albany Sealed proposals for the building
OF said house wi b.. recSved by me until May
%, 1883, at o'clock a. IN at which time said
proposals will be considered by the commits.
si1ners court The night 10 reject any or all bids
is reserved by the court The bidders to whom
the contract is awarded will be required to enter
bond 10 be approved by the court in the sum of
$4,000 Contractor win be paid cash. Samuel
| Spears, Clerk Commissioners Court Albany,
Shsckelford county. Tex msyl0-llt
tlCk-tersons Wishing To invest IN city
~ real estate, or farms snd uDimproved lands,
are respectfully invited To call at our office No.
| 7O9 Main street. and examine orr lists, maps
abstracts Of land titles, The best OF reference
riyen; JONES \ MURPHY, Real Estate Agents.
/ Established In 1874
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Neither mental nor physical labor can be
accomplished satisfactorily unless the sys-
TEN is in order. When you feel tired, Ian.
guild, wearied without eXertion, the mind
slow to act, and reQuiting great mental eff
fort, you can rest assured that your liver il
not acting properly, and that nature re.
quires assistance to help throw OIL impnri.
ties. There isno remedy that will accom-
plish this so mildly and yet ellectually as
"Prickly Ash
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uch other duties as the association may of
them require.
SIC. 10. No member shall hold more than
one elective office at Que tine.
SEC. IL. Ii shall be the duty of every
member present TO cast his vote on any and
all questions before the meeting.
SIC. IL. Anv member wishing TO resign
or withdraw from the Association, shall
give written notice thereof to the secretary.
SEC. IL. No member shall speak more
than twice on the same subject, except by
consent of the president, and no longer ian
ten minutes, except by permission OF the
association.
SEC. II. Every member shall be presen,
at the annual session, but il detained by
extraordinary circumstances shall give
notice to the secretary otherwise be subject
| to line.
NEXT MEETING.
On motion of Colonel John +. Elliott,
Dallas was selected rs the place of our next
annual meeting. The president was au.
thorized to fix the time of our next annual
meeting.
The president announced the following
executive committee: The president, ex
otlicio chairman; j. W. Johnson, Post
Houston; l.. ID. Lillard, Recorder. Fair
field ID. @. Williams. Monitor lIawkeye
Mineola; J. III. Davis, Herald, Mt, Vernon
J. w. Baines, Advocate, Mckinney; j. II
Elliott, Herald, Dallas; George H. Sweet,
Journal, Galveston; J, p. Bridges, Signal
Lulng; $. A. Fishburn, Ledger, Mexia; L
G. Cain, Advertiser, Bastrop; w. l.. Graves
Leader, Graham.
No further business appearing before thu
association, the convention adjourned sin,
die.
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Strancd or Stnlc,,

NTRAlED OR STOLEN From my promises
dark brown muies, eight years Old and about
fourteen hand high. will pay Ten Dollars for
the return Of the same. ga GOOD,
ia Good street
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Enr 9aiI.


EoR SALE-0ue gin and mill, capacity four.
l. teen bales per day A thousand bales stand;
everlasting water machinery new and in good
running order.
asOn. am too old to run. Price S. OOO: also
ten horse power boiler and engine guaran.
ted to be in good order but cylinder springs
Call to-day alto. X wagon yard, or address
maIG.lt AUBURN Texas
ROE ,ALE-A bargain. Residence lSl2
v Jackson street, must be sold In next ten DAYS
sec PRArHER IL Aubrey, 7li Elm street.
malA-it
l'ARM FOR SALE-lhree miles southwest OF
Il Dallas on Cedar Hill road 100 acres in cult.
Walton, acres in pasture. well impr we'd plen
TO OF water. Address WIN KIMBROUGH,
Mayl3-'w On premises or Dallas Texas
FOR SALE-Desirable business and reSidcuCc
| property in all parts of the city, by DOUG.
Las DANONhR, Real Estate Agents. Corner
of Elm and sycamore streets MaylS.lw
EOR SALE-The house and LOT known Ms DIR
| Gibbs place, on Maston street, between Ross
avenue and Dallas branch house contains four
large nicely-tinished rooms besides kitchen and
dining room; good repair, good water, and
choice neighborhood. Price, S., 600; terms easy,
See undersigned, C. +. Carter. may5.lm
prick FOR SALE-l6O,IO0 good merchant
~ able brick for sale. Enquire of A. OYSTER
BACH, East Dallas, spr20.lm
DOR SALE-My undivided half interest In the
Abney " Pointer herd of cattle about | goo
head. located IN Shackleford county, Texas
I, w Abney, Denton, Tex aprl.lm
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WANfED-By single gent cman, nicely
w furnished room, convenient 10 business or
str ct cars. viii take possession after Sanger.
fest Address 5 j., Herald Office,
WANTEp-A girl to do general house work
w In asmall family LIPS Msiu street
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MANrED-Two Shoe makers, for Peg.work,
w Apply to sCH0ELLKOpF& CO.
ma1b lW
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For Exchau0c.

E0R ExCAA NGE-Dr. Thomas viii exoh anrc
= his farm OF % acres for Dallas city property,
! Cal at S2A Elm H., up stairs. Hprs.u
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| 0ANs NEGo TIATED-ono to iiye years
- time, Land notes or deed of trust REQUIRED
as security Texas Loan Agency, Corsican0,
ieNaS mayo'u
MONEY TO LEND-On one to Ave years'
wi time at reasonable rates. G. 4. Wellesley.
general mansvcr, Dallas, Texas.
AND LOANs-J. b, Watkins n Co., Dallas,
IL 7 vas feb 10 n
NloNSf ~ LhND-R, y, Cous hanour.
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rn-Fsrtncrship dissolution.

NOTICE OF DlsSoLrllON-The partnership
' heretofore existing, under the firm name OF
mutual consent Alex Hexter retiring, The
nusin'ss viii bee 'ntinu' by Alex 0rticb nm.
der the old firm name. ALIEN oRTIiFR
Dallas Nay ". lSSl MayI,.s,
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,ATAN rED-To buy good cow.
w ] B. HART, ut Bowser 4 Lcmmou's
NTANTED-Two or three young ladies rs cor
w responding clerks Mnstwrite well and
rapidly and not BE afraid of work. Address,
HEP am MI
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Removal.

NorluE-i have removed my business To nv
~ residence, lll2 Main street. where am pfc.
pared TO execute all orders entrusted to me.
msy6lht MRS NOt1IEN
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miscellaneous TMants

MIANTED-A furnished room in good To-.
w caity so thern exposure, by single gentle.
man. \ references. Address lock box IS,
Dallas ma15 ri
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mails lw,
WANrED--By single gent eman, a nicely
w furnished room, convenient 10 business or
str ct ears, win take possession after Sanger.
fest Address c 5. j., Herald office,
WANTEp-A girl to do general house work
w in asmall family lbs Main street
MAN rED-T0 buy a good cow.
w b, HART, At Bowser Il Lcmmou's
WANTED--Two or three young ladies as cor
rapidly, and not BE afraid of work Address,
HERALD )tin.
WAN1ED-Piumbe' wanted; tir.t-cass work
w man; wages, 81 10 per day. Apply TO
superintendent Palestine TEX Water Co.
mayll-lw
MANITOBA violin and piaro player al
w Walhalla Hall, corner Main ana Market
streets. mayli-lt
MTAN rED--Five experienced boot and shoe
w men for the road, with an established
trade in Texas; none others need apply. Men
who have come knowledge of hats preferred
Address Thomas Randall " Nephews, Fort
Worth, Tex. maylO'lw
WANlED-A woman 10 COOK ana do general
w work about the house for q small family
Apply to W. High East Main street mayS2t
MANTED-lJ0 men to cut railroad wood and
w crosstics Apply TO b, d. Atwell. Hutch.
ms Tex msvs i'm
WANTED-Fifty mead of horses for pasture
w II miles from Dallas. Best pasture in
county; good fences, shade and wate-. Price,
u per month. Apply to II. n E. S. 0'Beirne s
Intelligence Office, 60 Main street, may3-2w
WANTED-Ten frst-class bricklayers (s5 per
w day. and six good carpenters to work on
the opeIa-hou.e; best wages. Apply to Rail &
Fields, Fort Worth. may8.2w
MAN rED-s1 Il day guaranleeu-A saleslnIn
w wanted in each county in Texas. W. A.
n Wiilcutt Co, "a Commerce street, San An
IONIC, leNuS, anrDp- ~ ii w
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MIAN1ED--Piumbe' wanted; lirst.c.ass work
w man; wages, 81 10 per day, Apply to
superintendent Palestine TEX Water Co.
D1avti-1w
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For RemI.

-
E0R RENr-For the week, a furnished room,
l. southern exposure, for six gentlemen, cor.
ner Main and Sycamore, Apply to
mal6-lt MEREDITH RROS
EoR RENT-A desirable residence of seven
L rooms, at the Fair Grounds. Amply to
DOUGLAS II hanover, Real Estate Agents.
corner OF Elm and sycamore streets maiS.lw
NoR RENl-A house containing SIX rooms,
with two porticos, ana large barn and good
wei OF water; will rent furnished 0. ufiur.
pishcd. Apply TO Mrs Burns, corner OF Carter
and Caru'h streets, No. iri. maye.2w
NOk RENr--A two story residence, eight
/ rooms; convenient to business; large shady
yard; good c'stern and harm Also double tenc
ment hou'e Apply 10 b, Gibbs may5.tf
NoR RENr-The lower story of 2Og Main
J. street. north of court house. formerly occ,.
pied by Castor Thomas bankers. Fixtures
and magnificent vault suitable Tor bank. Apply
10 Johu BROWNING or 626 Elm street. apr29-lm
EoR RENT-rwo rooms, suitable for offices :
one southern exposure-No. us Main
street. One small cottage for rent-No 1870
Main street an,,tf
s'OR RENr-A la ge buluiug, suitable Tor
i both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
mop. for only $40 per month. Inquire OF ], =
Fiouts, Herald Office
L0R RENT-Cottage, 1897 Commerce street
l. east OF Cabell, Enquire at l2ll Main street
ri
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| 1860 Prizes. ..................N -
Whole Tickets, -; Half ri l'""'''slRM
Tickets, $50; 55 Tick ekst, ST. .,
Remit money or bank draft cts, 500
by express. Don't send by reg letter. OF ,end
post-0fiice order. Orders ofa1 nslerd letter Or
express can be sent at Ou IS and upNaniby
all orders to X. NJ. BOARDM expense. Address
Building Louisville Ky. IAN, COurierJourl
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yNANTED-one Charter Oak cooking stove,
w and thirteen double omplete bedsteads
and bedding Address L. KRAPF, Colorado
CITY, Tex or Hernld office
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WANTED O0J bushels of wheat at Guy
w Mills. foot of Houston street Highest
prices paid. CITY FIGURING MILL.
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TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The Texas Press Association will meet at
Dallas Wednesday, 10th of May. At II
o'clock. AS this will! be the last music day
OF the Smngeriest, but little work can be
of 1883 will end Friuay, and at $40 y. NJ;
under the conduct of Major b. W. McCul-
Tough, the excursion to Monterey will start,
unless Encouragement of the programme
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Article @. The officers of this association
shall be elected at the regular
annual meeting; take their OF.
fees just after the close of the
session. and hold their respective Offices for
the term OF one year, or until their success
sors are duly elected and qualified. Va
cancies shall be filled by the executive
| hp ard
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Eoteries.
extraordinary Semi Annual DRAWING !

n1 s.e. Z. JUNE 18TH. H.
onaer tne personal supervision and
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w AN fED-si day guarauleeu-A salesman
w wanted in each county in Texas. W. A.
N. Willcut Il Co., "a Commerce street. San An
ionic, Texas apr22- div
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lnalG.2w
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RYE, sALE-A Bargaln- Residence 1872
' Jackson street, must be sold In next ten DAYS
sec PRArHER ~ Aubrey, III Elm street
mgIN-It
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WANTED-Ten trst-class bricklayers (s5 per
w day, and six good carpenters to work on
the .opeIa-house; best wages Apply to Rail &
Fields Fort Worth mayS.ow
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ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Art, Z. The order of business at the
regular meeting shall be as follows
/. Calling the roll.
., Readingthe minutes OF preceding meet.
ing.
5. Report of executive board secretary
and treasurer.
4. Unfinished and new business.
| 8. Reading and delivering of the annual
address, essay and.p ry, also an address
by the retiring president.
G. The election of officers or the ensu.
ing year.
Z. Cushings parliamentary regul atoms
shall direct the duties of the officers and
ton.
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Mo,,cu to Tcnd.

.NOR RENT-Cottage, 1907 Commerce street,
east OF Cabell, Enquire at 1911 Main street
apri.tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-16
Lake Tahoe.

The Tahoe Tattier says that there
are great many erroneous ideas ex-
tant relative to this lake and announ-
ces that it will make it a special part
of its business to correct them aud
give the real facts concerning it re-
garding climatology, geology, boating,
etc. 1t is situated 1920 feet above
the sea, is twenty-five miles long from
north to south, and twelve aud one
half miles wide, the general contour
being parallelogran. The greatest
measured depth that we have good au-
thCrity for is SOC feet. The temper-
allure never goes below 80 deg. Fab
renhet and in the summer never above
60, unless 1t be near the shore in some
sheltered cove or where stream of
warmed water runs into it. At
depth of 500 feet the temperature
never changes, being 39d deg. This
fact accounts for another-lhat of
drowned persons never rising-the
water being so cold that no gases are
generated, hence the body in time sim
ply goes to pieces from the action of
the water. 1t is as buoyant as any
other pure water at the same altitude,
there being no appreciable difference
in the reading of the hydrometer. hence
the statement that wood does not
float for any time, persons cannot swim
and the like, are fallacies. The air
being very light at this elesation
above the level of the sea, exercise OF
any kind, either on land or water, can
not be so long continued as in lower
and heavier atmospheres.
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Died

). At the residence of his parents in Idaho
CITY, at half past nineIP NJ of The 9th
INST, OF membraneous Group, WILLIE
sPLAINE HAwLEY, sedghd son of James
H. and Mary Elizabeth Hawley, aged 8.
years, l month and 10 days
Little Willie was born at Ouartzb,,rr. IN.
this county, on the 22d day Of November
1877, and has lived with his parents in.
Idaho City during the past four years
Nearly every one in the Basin knew him.
and his bright intellect, handsome feature,
ana wlnsome ways made him a universal
favorite. Never did child OF his tender
years display greater intellectual powers.
With all the innocence of childhood he
possessed the reasoning faculties of borg
double his age, and his bright wit and
ready answers caused the hearts of many
long unused to affection for any
child, to warm towards him Poor
little Willie will be sadly missed, not onl,
In the home of CHI he was the light
and in the school room where lie was alikt
beloved by teachers and schoolmates, bu.
by our whole community, who unite their
sorrow with that Of his parents and rela
tives. Peace to his ashes, and a brigh.
awakening to his pure young soul.
The funeral of little Willie, who wa
buried at Placeryille, was the largest ever
witnessed in that place. Everybody in
Quartzburg and Granite creek, with nanv
from Centerville and other points adjacen..
were in attendance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-16
THE HEATHEN CHINEE.

What he looks like and how he Lives and
Works; His Virtues, Vices and Crimes.
Is an able expose of the coelie system
as it is practiced in Califorui, with a fun
and impartial account Of It's effect upop
the Industries Of the State The descrip
tions Of life and crime in Chinatown are
vivid and accurate, and the fairness of thf,
writer who is an old Californian, renders
his expressions exceptionally valuable
Il Is views on the subject are sound and
just ones, and will command more atten
ton than any other utterances on the same
subject than have yet been given the press
RICHARD K. FOX, Publisher.
1873 William Street, n. Y.
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Note OF Thanks.
IDAHO Cry, Jan. Is. 1888.

IDAHO CITY, Jan. 10, 1883.
10 tho many kind friends whose
ready services rendered us such great
assistance during the sickness of our
little Willie, and whose tender sympa-
thy has done so much to alleviate onr
sorrows since his death, Mrs. Haw!ey
and myself tender our heartfelt thanks.
And while we trust that none NAV be
visited with like affection, still if it is
so ordered, may their sadness be light.
ened by the aid and sympathy of the
community, as has been ours.
JAMES Ell. HAWLEY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-16

The board of trustees of Boise CITY
school district met the House commit
tee on education the other night, saws
the Democrat, and respectfully asked
favorable report on bill to issue
SO, 1000 more bonds for the purpose If
finishing the school building at that
place. The leading citizens of Boise
favor the issuing of the bonds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-16

REMEMBER the grand ball to be given
BY James Il. Mills next Friday night,
IN Harden Valley. Sleighing is excel
lent. and the trip cannot fail to be a
pleasant one, to say nothing of the en-
Joyable time that will be had at the
dance, which promises to be very
largely attended. Mr.. Mills las made
extensive preparations, and proposes
to make it a grand affair in every
respect.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-01-16

CHARLEY BRANsrETTER was taken
down with diphtheria two or three
days ago, and our younger sister, En-
ma, was taken wi tn the disease Sun
day morning. Both had rather Sc
we're attack, but were on the improve
yesterday.
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Mrs. REEL, who has been confined
to her room for several weeks, went
down TO the warm Springs on Satur-
day last, and will remain there for
some time.
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NOSE X EMPNER, the nervous and

NOSE KEMPNER, the nervous and in
defatigable mail carrier from this
place to Banner, makes his regular
trips, and goes out every Monday
heavily laden with mail matter for the
boys. Yesterday he took out a heavy
mail for Ralph Goodlifie, consisting of
foreign documents, and domestics.
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On the 18th inst. Travis introduced
bill ia the Council providing for the
construction of wagon road from
Bonanza, Custer county, to Banner, in
this county.
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JUST received, a fine lot Fairbanks
lard, in l0pound buckets, at J. B.
Emery's.