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Americas g.Is nfs mucl more popular
sbiOad Than ours gud Tor sn oOfious rca'
sou. Toes ara more C0nligsn'ai ia their
tastes They live Tor tucl.iy drr.s, airtR,
NUu, oar yVuug women, Ike tntir fathers
aud bf0,hrrs, gge profoundly Indifferent 10
Continental opinion, When svdenblfg
Waited hcsyrl he found th4' the EaFliah
there krp, very much tn ihemselyss,
50 10 our cVuntrY sOmen abroad.
They have plenty VI interest apart
tom society, They boiaulze they walk,
play lava tennis ts " they meant winning
sells, not hearts, Iney carry hammers,
the CEp,ure ilssils, they dig M bits OF
primitive man, IhoY collect a'bessts, they
even study hr peasants aud their patols
fhcy re "a iOgvisi. young men ~ heings
~ another species, no more msrflugeable
Igau mOrkcys For al these reasons tuey
~ EnT dfts8 20 please Tor.
ELIZA young men. All these signs
al tho cod aud ingular Indifference q
the British rrr make her unpopular o. the
Continent LHUdou Times.
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'sfisiisfi i,8fs 66e nAphaf A. Alasw6nh
|HIifHf W. sfliss Hn ifilef hsads heallnf
iia llNYHlhH caption. Nuhlga N ne Ne
|al.|r flmef devoted iu Me lhisfefia N
IffHmaaInfY IN The Wtfi Published
WEEKLY M the fiilra N puhllrsiiNui SUB
HrfIp.ian ti l pef rear. Arthur " Ans.
I f1fIh, edlilfN The failfnsd companies
I Wll have been hnn0fr1 With oommnnift'
I lIlns from NJ "Alnfworlh' hare msis
mIu in ChicIgo aud that no such pspff ~
published here. They therefore desire all
other lines ~ beware NJ him and hia raptf
The directors Of the Kentucky Vsuifal
railway eltCtOi the following Oficrfsi Pest
dent, q. T. Huntington; vice Irsidrnt,
Den. John Eihols; general mannRef, q, W
smith, treasurer, J, u Gates, Ihi, deEol.
sifaiss that the Central ID wholly Will
parties OWulng The Chesapeake OHIO, and
that the management will hereafter ha u
harmony with that road. In word, u
will DO part Of that system,
Seventy ifJn'wOrkeFs passed through
Louisville over the Louisville Il Nashville
on their way TO Birmingham, Alabama,
yea eFday,
a New orleans dispatch says there is
ir0ubls bstW.sn the railroad lints and mp
masters relative to tho hsndllns o, oo'lon
during the cold aud Wet weather tha. has
prevailed since the Is. alt, Much ojliOn
has been badly damaged In transit The
shipmasters refuse 20 receive such cotton
Ia cargo, aud throw II back on the rail-
roads. Some unpleasantness Is the result,
with a pTospec, OF loss 10 tie railroads,
Jay Gould says 10 silanoe Wall street
"hesrs" and prove they liz, that heneeiorih.
earnings OF the Missouri Pacific aud south
western systems will % published monthly
Western railroad men are highly pleased
that Rlberl Harris has been elected to tho
presidency OF the Northern Pecihc, as II
meirs that the road will be managed Geo.
nomicaliy aud honestly. Mr.. Harris Is no
stock jobber aud has no vulnerable points
fnr the bears TO pick at. hr. Harris Is atall
Yankee, OF the LiCceln type. with black
beard, bIows gpd 90 abundant stock al
black nalr, k-y ell up TO the highest pitch OF
nervous Intensity, and putting chain light
ming Into al he does, whether IL IS telling
sEofioa aud having good tlmo or running
railroads,
The freight service on the New York,
Chicago & 81. Louis road % 10 be furlbsr
ngpmeu,ed oy the addition of tho Mor'
chnnts' Dispatch TO the already large NUM-
Der Of lines running over thai road. This
will begin business Immediately for Chca'
20 and the west.
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fh1if fhl hsgs reported ihsi hei" ~
fHHu1 Hf iHHH hfFlHf urNuH1if
.'hafs d1fe me- rfssi inlnalosI lihe bot
Ne lif nlndss dftnt "a one sliiinf ssVef
hdflfaat me frl1 ~ Wsmff
fHa DIE M nINaHd tlIlei hiHfsii ~
ifihtinn I'll. n|Hii ani then eliiHe Die ff
sfrsu Iuft0f TFFi iuf tfHkiaHi GER
49, the itrufiie dnnh in lfflsni A y rnrh
farflsr snrf inrsannus.f ftif mi q
hlmtr.t Nlih y tumtIsf ~ ~hlkY, Cfish
ont. H. vim du nays 81 diah0ms1t ilfi ''
~ "A ~ hut riafst taken IN moderation
Hlua nn nan Whes another cnnfitlal
lord ilsuisuHn', The DukO II Rl0hn0ri,
she. ni uluTis. being duke he'd married
q daughter uf The Duchess ~ Gordon was
d.ulug viii NJ. Sntyd, the great wine
mfIcNant, NJ, 6Utyd drank IN much ~ his
uWu riarHr that hr tumhlsd under The
ihble Bnsyd SOS liiifd up and replaced in
h.H chair upln WHOM somebody fah, 81
believe lhis rs the hrsi inslaues pf q protest
ant lord llsuf6nau. being ptr-eui 10 the
FL, walton II tho host Temple bar,
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Deetb of American Prelate.

NEW YORK, Feb. The Catholic Re-
lew snnounces the death in Rome, Febru'
" lss, OF Rev. Louis Hostlott, rector Of
e American college. Tue decease prelat,e
n In course at b.. Francis x vier's college
Nv York, he vent to Rome, wh.re hs
s,ceeded Bishop Chettard OF Indiana
Dds, as rector OF the American college
R.ntlv he was named domestic pr late
bvPopa Leo, and brilliant and usefu
cA,er was before him.,
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Cslbtrses'. ns.,fiei,s 1914 kador,sd
~ the Commltlee.
the mn ra.e. at Lasl-othor new,

wAsnnsroE, Fsb, i,-l5pscisl.l--hr'
Culberson's bin, 10 restrict iho Hight to
transfer oAsss from sis's ~ federal courts
received the favorable endorsement Of the
house judiciary committee today.
The committee on commerce has dozen
bills before it on Inter state commeres'
After n long disousslou to-day Il was de
Peidtd 10 arrange = plan Of procedure on
this measure, concerning both sides OF
which tho committee has = vas, deal oil
statistical iuformstios, Resgsn's bill will
DO made the sround work upon which the
eomml,les are Invited TO bulls.
ISs promise 10 made today that Nor
rison will submit his tariff bill TO the ways
nd means committee Tomorrow.
Inquiry at the White House to-day as to
thu, Texas Federal judgesbip resulted in no
new developments, Mr. Arthur Is per-
plexed to no little extent over tho matter,
Attorney General Brewster 10 pushing
Evans
Postmasters commissioned to-day IRE; J
8. sproule, Eagle Psso; Henry Eddy. Hen
rleita; J. s, Gardiner, Aoxia.
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TIL. Mythical Mcdowell Case.

Au.TIs, Feb, l.-IspeeiaI.I-JudRe Whlte
telegfaphed she governor that he knew o
no such case as the Mcdowell case, nor hast
any similar case been before them since
lndgaspt was passed on the Bob Williams
case. Juigs Whlto saws he does not under.
stand lie telegram IN the HERALD and
"rblt IL must be a trick" TnD decision Il
Judge Wilson has not been oyerrulei, This
would legaliEo the proeeJ dlng3 IT Judge
Rurr.ts PnuFt-
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The Kentucky Senatorship - Sweeney
Withdrawe.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. LIT was expected the
CAUCUS would nominate q senator tonight
Sweeney Withdrew from the race, and
rumors Of Q probable nominee were thick
It looked as If Carlisle would get 1t, but for
some reason, when tho caucus met. en- mo-
ton of Mr.. Hallam, IT was agreed TO ad'
iourn till Monday night, when nominA'
tiou will be surely made.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-Seventeenth day
of the winter race meeting.
First ce-Three.quarters of mile:
Claude Brannon won easily; Nat Trimbe,
second; Boulotie, third. Time-1:22.
Mile and Eighth-Carter Harrison won;
Voltaire, second; Bagdad, third. Sports
mans rider fell. Time-2:l0 81.
All Ages-Mile and quarter: Manitob
wor; Princess, second; Centennial, third.
T,mo-1g3 IL
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Hanged.

NEVADA CRY, Call, Feb. John G. p
Collins, who robbed the Moores Flat stage
September LIST, 1879, and killed W. f
Cummings, banker, ropbing him Of two
gold bars worth $1,000. was hanged thi:
morning. The execution took place dur
ing violent rain storm, but witnessed by 9
large crowd.
. VIcKsBURG, MISS, Feb. Simon Bon
ner (colored) was hanged at Port Gibson
this afternoon for the murder of James K.
Light (white) in November last. This is
the first legal hanging in Claiborne county
since 1876 Mckenns was tO.day sentenced
to be hanged on the 2lst of March next.
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AUSTIN ADDENDA
llonors are Paid 10 Calousl rllshnsh'.
aemofJ.
No Challenge Miscellaneous New.


AUun, FEB. l,-t5peellll-rhs goysr'
nor has quite ma inpofiant hsriean inter
national sETadlion treaty on hand. II
appears that neither county II bound 10
deliver Gyar 10 0sn oiuzens On demand,
II Is only fugitive from Justice that can
be dem Audsd aud surrendered,
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RAILWAY ITEMS.

A,hicago scalper had letter-heads
ed ,presen'ing himself 10 pc edilo
reli;5us weekly paper, on wtiich ne
ann ,atloDs 10 passes, which were q
mis- .slping Office. Seven railroads. ~
and her cities have Of late been IN I
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gotlty OF tIoaeon' ~ lDt meuoe's .OlScy
Tie 3Oth OF Aueusr, 162 When he got an
vorder that was ssnl in time; when the fifth
army CORDS went Ia birrie with Porter at
their head, when 'they mkvchsd into the
claws Of death, into 5b,'gates OF hell" thai
was magnificent aud tat also was war.
Applause on the democratic side.I For
the fifth army csrps that was
waiting, he had every VIE; for that corps
which left 2,200 men Oh " field; for tina,
ma, icsnt corps. which gAs is and al.
way Nwould be steaas dnfaltering
friend of Porter, give, hins tcs 20 them
Ths leader of TIE cth'e!etsg went down
the steps of the cap, ". tstessning 10 re.
turn aud destroy It. He itaa In the at
Men who penned unipn soldersin Adder
sonviiis and Libby slilled Ived, nQa q
trained at Welt
treason needed no invsstisa
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mosorlnE CoIouoI FitIhugh's Mcmory.

AUsHs. Feb. l.-I5pselal.l-A resolution
Was introduced ihli morning ia Iho senate
by Senator s.ralIon In respect TO the mem-
DRY Oi Colonel William PiiIhuFh, tlor'
keeper 0t iha senate tor tho past three SCI
siOHs Ii sas al lp,sd unanlm0ualy,
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Preparing to Lynch Him

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Daily News Vim
cennes, Indiana, special says: Z. G. Lind
SAY is in Jail at Princeton, Indiana, on the
charge OF ravishiuc his own daughter, aged
10. Word has been received here that
arrangements are being made at Psters
ourg, his home, for mob to go to Prince
ton to night for the purpose OF lyme hint
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Nn ChnIInnge rn.sed.

AusTR, Peo. I,-lSpeci.l.l-rhers Was
srT0r IN ths matter Of "a challenge between
Representatives Foster ana Hsz'l9o9d' lt
seems there was 40 challenge pa ssd, An
amloabls settlement OF the difficulty was
sNs.1Ur M a
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STAGE WHISPERS
K. Y. 2. to night.

No matinee this afternoon. is
Charles L. Birmingham will ply Richard
Harnner tonight.
On account Of the great amourof travel
endured by the R0lspd Reed cop,any dur.
ing the past week, there will be n matinee
to-day and their en.aFemen' ill close
With the perform ance Oi X p-nieht.
X. Y. z, Was written by Charie Howl {,
the Boston newspaper paregraphA
Mr.. Roland Reed will appear tn'ght as
" Jackson Bright, inventor and \ pristor
" "
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A Chance for Indiana.

II Senator Biair's bill 10 appropriate
Sill, 00 ,0J9 during the next ten yes RS lol
natlousi education is enacted ny congress,
IL ought no. to bs dift IL 10 secure tue
adoption Of Secretary Telier's scheme Tor
the education Of the Iadlsns. ras sue
cess of Gen. Armstrong at Hampton lpsti
luie, aud OF CAPT Pratt q: Carlisle Bar
racks, has certainly produced q profound
Impression upon the tnousntful people o'
the United States, and the indusiria
proficiency OF several hu.d n. , indl a.
tons has re- moved all DOUBT as to the pos
sibility of the rapid civl il ,tlon OF the en-
tire Indian population. Indian fighters
and Indian educators alike assert ma ti'
worst OF our Indians are c ,pable OF c,viilza
ton, and If wnat they affirm is true 1t l.
colvssal toliv tor the nation 10 continue t,
exnena $40 GOO OOO a ear for the mainten
ace OF The savages IN idisnessIa I'M ~
move the illiteracy of the ,Qp(
supporting C
Ilan beings
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NEW YoRg, Feb. Money, ll2to ?
ptiu emerosntile psper. 4to5l2; sterling
e,rh nge, Il. D., firm; 1854 sight, ass L..
n, -n,.lu., a "a Ihr nIm.lmn nslnAs hlis
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Itvouid REQUIRE this ent re paper 10 do Jus
tee @ II desur otto o. the cuIu- pc iOruieG by
tn. Gut Il : LvENr ntrn ny, aud Gu
IlrpA 500 CrrrC' RL SOAp Nt' rNllv
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Eczema of the palms OF the hands and of the
ends the fng r, very ui,nIuIt to treat and
usually CO sider d n"ur'bl small patches OF
,etterand salt rheum on the ears, nose and sides
of the face.
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Scaled Heads with loss of hair without
number; heads covered with dandtutf and 'caly
eruptions e'pecirlly of children and infants,
many oc which SINCE birth had been mass of
scahs.
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and where he :
tho word ''rey
write these VOL
plSwould revt
It, and spurnt
lican side.H II
Phelps spoke II
gard to General I
the matter, read
duced BY him I
board Of review a
letters Of that g.
twist into approx
tlemsn had twist
disapprovai OF y
Porter has bill
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H6af snfi
~ HhH
600, D. uhia. rsflst q n 'Dhio.
Ihau
eaiss nh. Wstsasld
III Hhs Waalef


N Hhs1 Waafst
lni Nhlilns "a
When Pdand esq ne Tiia M The silfm q
ieHHI 0ffilr SIDE. TIE lnil1sinH msfnbsf
sefs smnns thnss paifedi
nltosbufn sud White, n Kentucky
Hfnsn a Pennsylvania and Efmsnif0uii
N WEI, Hit, fainu, Waite, Hudd, Ue0fEe
X issun, fnihoi Kelley, Randall, Miller, ~
'snnsy lvaniAi gsiohan Warner, Ohioi
Wilson, OF lows; R.oi, ClVington, llaltsn,
YslsntiIa, Hardy aud Fits
Adjourned until Monday.
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Cutcura Remedies are absolu ely pure and
the only zeal Bio I'd = uiHerA aul SKIN beautl-
flers free rom mer uty. alseil lead Ahc OF
any other mineral or vegetable poison whatso-
at-n
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Cuticura -oap, an exquisite skin Beautifier
an Turet Requisite. preuar from GU nc "A,
is Indispensable in treating skin Diseases, bapy
Hu Iors. skin Rlemi hes, Sunburn and Rough,
Cuanp Il wy DIV Skin
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approved 70 Wrto
The house might
desired, but the peo.
riting and spit upon
laCse on the repub'
!. Of the bill In re-
IDS connection with
ct resolution intro
r appointment OF. .
Acted he had private
Nh which he could
n, 3 bill as other gen.
n private letters into
|fa but he was not
a III
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Irehing, burning and scaly tor'lIres that
b, fled even relief from ordinary remedies,
soothed and healed as by magic;
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Psor;..-i-. LEI ROSY and other irightfnl forms
of skin diseases. scrofu Gus ulcers, old cores
and ,l>char giug wounds, each and Ill of which
have been speedily, permanently ard econom-
icaly Gu ed b. the CUTICURA RssrDIBf.
Sold ev rywhere Price: cuTIcuEA, so
cents RESOLVE T, 81. SOAR . cents POT
TER Dare CHE ICAI 60, RosTo MASS.
Send for elbow to Cure skln niseaAes."
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Eorty.Eighth Congress-First scssIoa


WAsHIEGroN, Feb, .l.-Dockery intro
duced bill prohibiting the removal OF en-
ployes OF tbs honse except 10, cause during
the vacation OF congress Referred.
! Also = resolution amend ug tho rules 80
! rs 20 maks s.slmilsr provision Referred
The conference Gsbed BY Ihe senate on
the Grselsy relief bill was agreed 10, and
Randall and CEkils appointed conierees.
Tho speaker appointed E;Iis, Holman amt
Ryan con.eresB on the part ot the house on
the bill spptoptist ng $4,000 for the sup
port o. destitute Indians in Montana.
The morning hour being dispensed with,
the house went inta committee OF the
whole, Springer in the chair, or the Fitz
john Porter bill.
Woliord spoke In support OF the bill.
Criucising Horr's speech. he said; The
l""-''rrgn fr-. - 7ni Eau assumed that
tQuiC1s,steg Urrs , crested in the CAGE
.rl hsj syr.4 that selfrespscl
sh6gi pa, no .heu rom taking part in
the debate The go tleman would have
gl.' .c-p5tt inr c Coniederates II, like
himself, be haa uSoI in the 'front.' He
Regretted that ia Thu cougress the gentle
nan expressed sue ltiment. He had
thought ex.Conied .-tes were here as
members OF the American congress with
he right ond duty 10 vote on every
question. He hoped that no man
Sho had served in the Confederate
army got 30 mad over the fight that after
twenty years he could not DO an act o.
Justice to man who fought against him
He hoped that man would get up aud say
II can't vote o.. this bill; am interested,
nm still mad" He understood that his
Confederate friends were her,, loving ikeii
log, and loving their country; they were
oval to-day and forever; they mad left be
ind them the bitter feelings cngendered By
he war and everything thai divided the
country. Were men forever to stand ant
uarrel over old issues? Let congress!
,me forward and say it is ready to de
ls,ice to wronged. injured man.
Millikin inquired whether he was to un
rstand that tho gentleman asked mem
rs 10 vote FOR the reliet of Porter as an &C
couci,istioa % tic Confederate friend
he asked it 81 Thar 'ound he would no
tcfoc mo
Wa es@.,.,.,H Il he asked it on thu
~ ;.oundA Vi resented. He de
.,d Is as al ~ O., ust;ce to long in
t,uup , lD>N nae m the QemOcr atl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-01-03
Application for q Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.
UNITED STATES LAND OfFiCl

HALEY IDAHO, December II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that =. ". Warner. by
his att rncy III fact VIM. Hyndnan, whose post
Office address is HALEY. Alturas county, Idaho
TER tory has made application for Ulitcd States
patent for the
ALASKA NO. . LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate i'll Middle Boise Mining District Alturs1
county. Idaho Territory. consisting Of $50 linear
feet Ut the lode, ana surface ground 900 feet wide,
being Lot No 81 and described III the field notes
and plat of the official survey file in this office,
with magnetic variation al 10 degrees 10 minutes
east as follows; Commencing at the discovery
point and running thence IL SO degrees
v. 1870 feet t. W. end line Of claim
thence degrees W. 800 feet to corner
No. /; the nee II. degrees e. Goo feet to corner
No. >: thence =. - degrees e 1900 feet corner
Mob thence $ degrees GOO feet to corner N 4,
thence II. - degrees W 100 feet to corner No.
the pAcc Of beginning survey Of exterior hounda-
rles of claim; containing 4u.66 acres claimed. No
conflicts. From corner No. ,, L. S. IN. III. No. /,
bears II. degree W. 2.957 feet distant
Any End all person claiming adversely any pOr-
ton OF said Alas.a No. , lode claim or surface
ground ave required to file their adverse claim
wlth tue Il Nister If the United states Land Office
It HALEY. Idaho, during the 60 days publication
he reof they viii be barred 10y virtue ut the pro-
visions Of the statute.
The said mining ell inn being Of record in the
office of The Re,o of Alturas county, 1T HALEY
in said county, Idaho Territory the nearest known
location being the Alaska No. |.
l direct that this Notice he published in the
WOOD RIVER TINES, the newspaper publisled
nearest the said mining claim, for The period of
sixty days.
HOMER L. POUND Register.
WEI. HYHDIAH Atty. for Claimant. di0d6t
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C0nStahle's Sala.
TERRITORY CT IDAHO, l
r.Tr-.-r., ,a, Nr,rr-r =. -.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF ALTUIAs. -
BY virtue Of an execution issued out of the Pro-
bate Court of Altdras County. of the Territory OF
Idaho. and to me Delivered for a Judgment rem
dered and ct red i'll said court Oh the 10Th day of
November 1853, in favor Of Fred j. kiestl, and
against /. ~ ttipctr and ArE. Williams hrn IF
Ptttipeer Williams, and against Aug. Williams
individually. have levied on Ill the riYht title
and interest said Aug. Williams had in and to lot
four ~ block three, % If the town Of Shoshone
turas county, Idaho Territory, the 3rd day of
November, 1883 tho dLta said prem SEES W, re at
tached by me in TINS behalf ut any time SUB
Quent thereto, standing On tue records Of said
county 1t that time, il the name Of Mrs, Jennie
Williams, and al date hereof il the name Of
Z. G. Hclirioh x Company
Notice Is h,rcby given that on the nth day OF
De eNhcr 1883, AT 10 o'clock. N. of that day. III
front Of the Courthouse Of the G.unty of Alturas,
At Haley llahp viii sell all the rght title and
interest Of said Aug Williams ..f0r said. in and
- the al owe DIES rlbed property, ncln ling his in
t"r"st therein as the common property Of himself
and wife, said Mrs. Jennie Willnus. - public auc-
ton for cash in hand. 10 the highest ana best bid
der. to satisfy said execution ami an costs.
D4tou tAe 10th Gay q: Auysubc7, iss}.
JESSE POLLARD.
Constable Of shoshone Precinct, .llturas county.
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