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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-15

Geo. N. HOLSTER has rented the Genesee
Hotel and Stale. AID. will appear next
week.
Mr. Welch, Of Theon, gave our town
visit this week and reports heavy cyclone
in that vicinity last week.
DR.. J. B. Morris, formerly of Mt. Idaho.
has lately removed to Lew iston and has
opened bis Office on Main street on the low.
er floor of Hale j Cooper's building. where
he can be consulted and will receive and at
tend to calls, as physician. at all hours.
tie solicits the patronage Of the citizens and
families of Lewiston aud surrounding coun.
try.
A Fair and Festival will be gwen by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church at MIR.
Glass hall on tomorrow friday evening
The exercises will consist Of singing and
recitations, by Miss Monkeys Sabbath
Society vii! also sing. Ice Cre,m and Cake
free.
G. c. Bunnell has kept well and pump
in repair for the benefit Of the public for sew.
eral years, and IS now willing to keep the
pump in good repair, but he thinks that the
public who enjoys its benefits. should be
repa,ring the wall the cmrh;n, of wh;ch has
r,ttea AID d.csvsd ~ .ons;J.rabis 49,,
Ne think 40 too " ''' '''' '~''"''
ROBERT PRlNGLE's BODY FouND. On the
4th of April last. Robert Pringle, manag.
ing man in the construction Of the Snake
river bridge at the mouth Of Burnt river
was drowned by the upsetting Of small
boat. An advertisement offering reward
of $3.50 for the recovery Of his body was
sent to and published in the TELLER. giving
description Of his clothing and articles he
had on at the time Of his death, by means
OF which his identification could be estab
i'shed. On Monday last. 80 days after he
he was drowned, the body OF a man was
fonnd in drift pile about miles below
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE CO partnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of Grostein, Binnard 4 Co.,
of Idaho, |. T.. is this day dissolved. the
interest Of X. Grostein an | A Binnard having
been purchased by b. Binnard and 1. S. Weller.
Th" business will be continued at the old stand
under the firm name of Binnard / Weller, who
will pay all claims against the late firm and to
whom all notes and accounts due, must be
paid. R. GROSTEIN,
A. BINNARD,
b. BINNAKD.
Mt. Idaho, |. T. May LIST 1884.
NOrICE,-The un .ersigned hereby respect
fully give notice to all parties indebted to the
late firm o. Grostein. Binnard l. Co. to please
come forward and settle the same as soon a.
possible, as we desire to settle up the business
OF said firm, without unnecessary delay.
BINNARD 4 WELLER.
Mt Idaho, May LIST, 1884. 3I3v.
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stays where he belongs in Shoshone coun-
ty and D. Cronin the deputy assessor is
in and taxes are on hand. The day of
$l6-licenses will be past and the control
lers signature will be on the genuine soon
We have our county troubles at times
and the boys know where they belong,
if kootenai officials knew who they were
and where they belong and stay there,
We would be all right, but the revenue
from here is what is needed to pay the
Expenses Of barren county, as the N. p.
r. X. is completed and no poll taxes Of
value is collected to pay salaries and
county expenses, they now try to bulldose
Shoshone county Of her territory which
has always been in her boundaries aud is
now and will continue the same. The
Eagles scream is heard and the birds
feathers are rufiied and around his shield
is written in letters plain "Shoshone couu.
ty' aud he has an eye to her interests
aud any interference will cause the bird
to flop his wings de6antly when he knows
he is right he dare maintain them.
Quartz prospects are Frightening and
prospecting is pushed very fast and some
promising lodes are found. The Mon
tana is good find aud the boys who are
at work on it are happy at the outlook.
The Ophir is another Of the new varieties
hardy and strong and carries good pros
poets. There is quite number of good
looking quartz lodes being located and
the recorders Office is kept busy alone by
the boys who rustic over the mountains
daily in search of the wealth in rock, in
placers, prospecting is booming in all
places aud every one seems to have plenty
of business to attend to and keep out Of
their neighbors way. Weather warm
and showery, the willows budding out
and mole green things coming.
NEz PIERCE.
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EAGLE CITY, Nav 4, 1Ss

EAGLE CITY, May 4, 1884.
Ed. TELLER:-May has come in sea.
son and snow is plenty, water also, and
the creeks and streams are booming full
and RAINING over, still pack trains come
in and all supplies are cheaper and more
plenty in stock and variety. Benson 5
pack train was in to-day, part unloaded
IN Murrayville, part in Eagle. Freight
Is cents per pound from Kingston to
camp, distance "A miles from boat land.
ing on the North Fork. Muddy water
from sluicing on the gulches and creeks
Is plenty and the clear limped streams
tor anglers is fast playing out in camp.
Another gulch heard from and it paws
well and the returns not all in, they will
all be heard from and give golden reports.
One tributary of Beaver turned out SlS4
for two men in one day and it was no
vision or dream, the gold tells its own
story, and croackers from the outside
must give up the sponge and take but
ter-mlik bath. South Idaho papers are
doing all they can to freeze out the Ceur
d Alene mines, but next fall in thee lee
ton they will rub their sleepy eyes to a
fact when Shoshone county is heard from,
for she will be well up in the number of
votes, she will have the population re.
CARELESS of the papers which know not
what they publish. We are booming in
population and daily increasing, and the
faint and weary pilgrim and tenderfoot
have fell by the wayside and give up the
ghost in the face of the hard work and
labor aud high prices VIC have had to
contend with. But these hardy STAN
peders now coming have the resolution
aud will power with muscle and back bone
to stay awhile and camp with the snow
trampers all summer, and do their share
towards developing the mines, they are
fine, healthy, hardy, strong race of men
who are now coming. The gulches, sew
eral of them, are paying by the pound,
and the claims opened on Pritchard creek
and the bars are paying well. Gold dust
Is bought and clipped from here; capital
lists are here and coming and investing
10 mines, both placer and quartz. Men
from the east and west with means to buv
and the camp will boom notwithstanding
the press reports from the faint hearted
reporters who had not ambition enou,b
10 tackle hard work and had no money
100 proud to steal and too lazy to wort
The Belknap and Thompson Falls trails
and roads are in camp and freight will
come in from the railroad and connect.
lion will be strong. Flour is now down
20 81 at MurrayvilIs and ten days ago it
'a' sl2. The county attorney is not in
yet be is needed here. Sheriff Dunwell
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CITY Jors.

Gee. 4. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7-u
Fishing is good.
Money is scarce.
W. need rain and lots sf it,
Cats have suffered the past week.
Passengers arrive by eve.y steamer.
The brass baad has organized again.
Deacon had = good swim frsm the raft.
Faunes leaves for the lake in few days.
Littls's soda fountain is doing good business.
Farmers feel jubilant over the prospects for
good crops.
WATChES.-0es. n. Lake is agent for tbs
celebrated Rockford watches. the best in use.
Fer the finest photograph in the territory. &c
- J. ". Riggs photo gallery. Lewiston. l. 7
10000 POUNDS OF BACON, HAM AND
LARD for sale 1t Clindning / Dubucs meat
market. 29tf.
J. W. Riggs. photographer, is now taking
orders fer enlarged work. Call at his CALLER,
aAd see samples. If
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
PETER JOSEPH NETT.
LAM nRCYs,n An

spotans Fails. W. T. Jan. 20, 1885,,
NOTES - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THB
~ following named settler has died no.ic,
u his intention " make nnAl proof in SUPPORT
81 biz claim. SD that said proof will b made
before Thomas echonen. . justice Of the pescs
81 Uniontows ". I. % MAY 3lst 1884, It ia
A. N. Wis. P.J. Nett. DIS 1919. f., the ., 4
~ Nj wk SEX and ~ sen sec rs IN IL . :
% .. v. u. hs names The following witnesses
to prove bis continuous residences upon and sul
nvsti"n Of said land. Wis; ". j. Herman. Geo.
b. Weber. n. Sehal,heis and Geo. Msiatsr, all
q osionsows. whitman county. W.T..
J. N. ARMSTRONG,
HW Register.
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NOTICE Fur PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT
Spokane Falls, W. #. Ami, "a 1891

LAND OFFICE AT
Spokane Falls, ". +. April "a. 1884.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tn: following. named settler has 6.ed 10.
t'os 81 hlc intention to make final proof In sep.
Po1s o. ns claim, and that said proof will bs
made before CLERK dist, court for Whitman Co
1t Collar ". T. on Jane 18th 1884. At II :. M.
vn: Herman etreibich, who made nd. entry
No. 1870 for the swA sn sch and lots 2, 8 /
4 sec. ~ tp l3 46 . v. m. lie names the
following witnesses TO prove bis omit puuus res
idsnce upon, and cultivation Of said land. viz;
Joseph Grief. WIN. Euerdman. ". D. Dietb.jm
Conrad Disthelm, oil Of Uaiontswa, P. o.
r..
J.A. ARMSTRONG.
~ Register.
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Proposals for Flour.

Once of Purchasing and Depot Commissary,
VAScoUvEn BARRACKS W. I. April 2l 1884.
g EALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, sub.
Oject to the usual conditions will be received
at this office and at tue offices Of the acting
commissaries Ct subsistence at the following
named posts, until " o'clock noon on Wednes.
day, May 2ist 1884. ut which time and PLACES
they will be opened in presence Of bidders. for
tue delivery on or before June 2lst. 1884, Of
the following amounts Of -four viz: Boise Bar
racks |. I n $50 ihs; Fort Occur d'Aiene. 1.
J 81 800 lbs; Fort klamath Ogn. 1920 ms:
Fort Lapwai |. 7. 2.5Oo ms: Fort Spoka ne,
W. l. 4a,l2O lbs; Vancouver Barracks W. I.
5S,SOU lbs; Fort WslIs Wul!x W. I. l6, $50 lbs.
Samples of the -four mot less than two
pounds proposed to be furnished. must be sub
mittet with the proposals. The -four u he
tested by baking before acceptance. Proposals
for quantities less than the whole required will
be received. The government reserves &c light to
re)ec. any or all bus. and to diminish. or, with
consent Of the bidier to whom award Is made
t. increase the qusntitis called Tor, a. the exc
gencies OF the service may require.
Blank proposals and printed circulars stating
the kind Of four required. and giving iuil in
structions as to the manner Of bidding, condi.
t'ons 70 be observed by bidders. and terms Of
contract and payment. will be furnished on sp-
plication to this Office. or to the A. q. 3. of the
post at VIII CD it is proposed to make delivery.
Envelopes Genital ing proposals should be
MARKED" Proposals for Fluur at--" and
addressed to the undersigned, or to the acting
commissary Of subs istance at the posts to be
supplied.
IA. ELDERKIN, Capt. and c. s. U. s. A.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT
Spokane Falls W. T., Apr, 10 1884.
MN Snnsr r4x,

N Office is HEREBY GIVEN TRAIT THE
~ foIIowiug-nsned settler has hlsd notes II
bis intention to make anal proof In s.ppor,
Of h'h claim. and that said prof will no made
before the clerk Of the Dist court for Whitmsn
county. ct Cslfax W. T. on June 9Th 1894. Vi.
VIZ. A. Shelton I'D. 1893 for the ~ swk ~ \
SEX sec and nwA nsA 500 8 tp ~ .5 !.
m. Ne names following Witnesses TO
prove his cont'.a"uS sesidence upon and Guilt.
u. W. Palmer. l.. r. Shirley and 8. J, Coat
ney al Of Cotton W. T.
J. n. ARMSTRONG.
1os Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE- .sMPTioN PROOF;
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. T. May 7 1884.
= ?

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. T. May 7 1884.
H W SMITH
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice
~ ms intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be made
ut this office. on June Is 1884. 10 .. IN. viz:
Hezekiah " Smith, ID, S. 2l92 for the sw \
awa y swl nw4 SEA soc 8 tp 38 nrlw.
lie names tn" following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
SAID land. viz: W Bsner. W Ellis. Il X Elliot
and IL. W. Paterson Of Cameron. Idaho.
J. N. HOWE,
81 Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT
Spokane Fails, W. r. March al. 1874

0P"Aane AIS, W. L. MSr0h 81, 1884.
FRANK SCHWENNE,
0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
\! following named settler hss Sled pstice
0! ~ in,enuoa 70 make final proof in sunport
OF nis cs'm. snd that said proof will BE- made
before Thomas SchoEen, Justice Of IN. p-.,s
At usiontown. ". T.. on Nay "a, 1884, At
r. NJ. viz. Frank schwssns DIS 1903 for the
Wv Z. SEQ 70. twp ~ p. 40 ., v N, Ne
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. visl Henry Hert6sld, John He'll.
J"ssph Miller. all Of Uniontown p. o.. W. r.
snd n. 5. Freshman, Of Lewiston. Idaho.
J. N. ARMSTRONG,
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-15
NOTICE FOR Pre- .tMprIoN PROOF,
j. P. SMITH.
LAND OFFICE At

Lewiston. /. 7. NAV 7. 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIl
IN following named settler has died notice q
bic intention to make 6nal proof in SUPPORT Of
hi claim. aud that said psoof will DO mad. A.
this once. on June 10. 1894. 10 = m !, via; jar
dAa =. smith. s. No. 2.0a6. for tho lot Q ANA
! amp ~ wA $50 Q p ~ arlw. He names
the following witnesses To prove his o.utip uous
residcnes upon ami cultivation Of said land.
vh; W. Beasr. W Ellis. u. r. Elliot, II, N.
Patterson all Of Cameron. 1. T.
J. n. HOWE.
oA'os Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

There will be an election at the court bou.s
Monday. May 18th. for the purpose o electinr
two school directors to serve far three years.
BY order Of the board, April Is.
30:3w JNo.P VOLLMER,
Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
J. +. MORRIS.
Lewiston. I. T., May. ! 1854,
LAND OFFICE At

LAND ofFiCE At
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has Gled notes az
his intention to make final proof 10 surport Of
h's claim and that sad proof will be made A
this once. on June "a. 1884, viz: john =
morris. home. No l,22l fos the lot z and a. I
PEA nwA seA neh swk SEQ 2 to 37nr4v.
10 names The following witnesses to pfove liz
continuous residence upon and Guilty Ado, Of
scM land. viz; ". Craig, A. CsntaIl, J. Crsl.
a'ee' A. Brigham, all Of Gsnsses. I. r.
o.. }. N. HOWE,
Register. :
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NOTICE FOR PRs-tMPTIoM PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston, I. T., April Q, 1894.

WBtUu, T. T., APFlI ., 1874,
A. Y. ALDkICH
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has 6lcd notice Of
." intention 7" make anal proof in support Of
y" CLAIM and that said proof will be made be.
'"5s b. markham. J. p, for Mes Perez
s"unty, J. T.. At bis olics 1t Genesscc, I. r..
oe Nay u. 1884. At 10 A. NJ. viz: Allen p.
Aidr'eh. DS 1886. for the \ 80 \ 40 4
80 =. sec Is, top 81 .r4w. lie names the
following witnesses to prove his eontin. GUS
res'deose upon. snd cultivation Of. said land,
VIZ; spprbeck. l. Levy. C H spurbeck.
q n Holli'tsr, all Of isnesses. 1T.
J. n. HOWE.
-" Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CoNrEaT NOTlCE-TIEBER cULrunE
LAND OFFICE Al

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. l. T.. April 10, 1894.
coArLAlNT having been entered ct THE
7 Burr. for failure to comply with Law ~ to
unoer.cuiturs entry No. 500 d>ted Nov. = 1874
upo. The lots 2. 8 and sek AVA and asA swi
Idaho. With view to the cancellation Of said
estry; sontsstapt alleging that said purr Aas
failed ~ break or plsw. or caused to b bruk In
Or Plovsd' I've acres Of said tract durise The
seeead year fron date Of estry. aad has failed
t. Do eey cultivation Of said tract during the
% acd Atl ysars fron date Of entry aud hss
Jailed to plast aay per'isa Of said tract to tin
ssr sssds Or esttisss during the Sd aud A,h
years from date Of entry. nor have such cot
beea doas up - the date Of this sGRdsvit: the
said parties are Asssb, summoned T. appear 4,
thr s3se On the seth day Of Nay l6Si, 1t u
0Soes a. NJ; TO !e'p.nd aid furuiah tssti-
mssy ssnosrniag said alleged fAiturs.
J. N. HOWE,
<''es Register,
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FARM FOR SALE.
175 ACRES t os LA. Ian.

siiusted on the Potlatch. miles from the
Cearvater river, For further. particulars az.
ply To- b. C. De BEAUMONT, May vew,
20 GaT6eld county, v. r,
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nptlng OF st'H long handle shovels, q u u
Washing Soda, l6 POUNDS, 81
Iye. American, very hest, 7 cana. 81
Blue Stons (vitriol per pound llcts
Axle Grease, all kinds ler box, 25cts.
Dinner or soup plates, tea cups and sau.
GERS. water tumblers, stand gohlets, in sets
Of six, .5cts.
Fine family liquors and wines. WHISTLES.
brandles, gin, port and sherry wine, etc.,
etc. "a So rs per gallon.
Soap, 20 bar boxes laundry per box 81 90
Groceries, sundries, such a. Alspice, 5lb
sack Table Salt, Peppersauce, Mustard, Pep.
Der etc etc m Meta
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Goods delivered at any part or
the city. free Of charge.

ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE
for goods In our lines, Or ont u our lines,
carefully filled a,I6 attended 70 aud satis.
faction puaranteed
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The fol.
lowing real estate will be sold at reason ble
rata
FROM C0UR D'ALENE.

Enquire of John W. benny, Lewiston, I.
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The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-31
THE LATEST NEWS.

Hickory Grove county, Virginia, was
visited by Il cyclone that destroyed every
thing in its path.
One thousand photographers, repre-
senting every state in the Union, are in
convention at Cincinnati.
The Commercial bank of Brazil, Indi-
ana. has failed. Liabilities $4,000; as
sets roninalIy $4,000.
There have been 1,149 deaths Of chol-
era in Marseillcs, France. since the disease
broke out. 1t is now disappearing.
Five members of the Salvation, Army
who paraticd the streets OF BRIDGEPORT,
Connecticut, on Sunday were sent to Jail.
John c. S. Harrison, proprietor Of the
insolvent Harrison's bank Of lndianapc-
lis, has been arrested, charged with en-
bezzling $4,000.
Two more persons have been arrested
il connection with the Cornwall scandal
in Dublin. Many others, becoming!
.s-.;t,h..cnesy, =se has:ns; .he 0ss''st'
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-31

A Newspaper correspondent who made
an extended sojourn in the Northwest.
gives the following description of mill
tary ''red taps" as barrier to sport: On
one occasion the writer. while stationed
at post in Montana, desired to 60 hunt
ing, and asked for permission from the
first sergeant That worthy referred him
to the company commander, who sent
him to the post commander. On entering
the room the post commanders desk was
just to the right of the door, and that of
the post adjutant at the farther end Of
the room. The post adjutant wished to
know my business. l told him l had per-
mission to speak to the commanding off,
Ger. Turning to the commanding officer,
who was within three feet of me, he told
him what said The commanding ctfi-
Ger asked him what wanted. / said per-
mission to go hunting. The Adjutant
repeated my words to the commanding otti-
Ger who asked him where wanted to go
hunting. The Adjutant asked me, and
then rcpcted my answer to the other. He,
after number Of questions, all asked
through the adjutant, granted the pern.is
sion. repaired from the post to shoot
ducks. and was meeting with fair success,
after being out only little over an hour,
\ hen two officers Came up, and one OF
them ordered me back to camp, with the
that only officers were allowed
to shoot ducks ON that lake. did not
stay to argue the question, but repaired q:
once to the camp, and nc.er again asked
sar naSu,:s~oa 50 tDrt..
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-31

The thirty Lone Italians arrested for be-
inc concerned in the assault on Lizzie
Bradley at Pittsburg, have been dis
charged, and twenty more have been ar
rested.
Over 10000 people met at Lexington
and took part in an ld-Iasllioncd Ken
tucky barbecue Tie crowd was ad-
dressed on political subjects by promi-
nent democrats from Ohio and Kentucky.
A merchant who left Kassala June 21st
says that before starting he read Il letter
from General Gordon to Mudira, at Kassll-
la, dated June 1lth. According to this
Gordon was safe and had an abundance of
provisions and ammunition. He was
short OF money, and was raising funds by
issuing bonds. He was hemmed in ON
all sides by the rebels. AS soon as the
Nile rose his intentinn was to equip
steamers at Kassulla The merchant says
the provisions were sufficient for five
months. The population of Kadaarif, he
states, have joined Madhi.
About 500 cattle, many of which were
sick, arrived on Tuesday from Indian ter
titory. The disease is pronounced to be
Texas fever, dangerous, infectious dis
ease. A large number of the shipment
died on the way, and others in the stock
yards at Chicago. AS soon as the charac-
ter of the disease was ascertained the en-
tire 800 were quarantined and many have
been killed. None of the meat of any
of the herd will be allowed to he used,
and the pens in which they were corralled
will be cleaned and disinfected and used
for pigs. Reports are. received from the
North Flatt that Texas fever has broken
oat among the herds at and near Brady
Island, Western Nebraska, and that one
hundred head have died and that others
are in dying condition. The disease is
beng investigated by veterinary surgeons.
Quarantine is to he established against
further importations OF cattle from the
infected districts of Texas. So far little
alarm is felt. us it is believed the disease
can he confined to reasonabl limits.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-07-31

On Tuesday committee of the demo-
cratic national convention headed by Col.
Villas waited upon Governor Cleveland at
the executive mansion Albany, New
York, for the purpose of going through
the ceremony of formally notifying him
of his nomination as democratic candi-
date for the presidency. Col. Villas.
chairman of the late convention and of
the notification committee made the mott
ication speech to the governor before
great concourse of people who had as
sembled before the executive residence.
Hon. Mr. Cleveland replied in one of
those truly manly, able and statesmanlke
speeches FIR which he is fost becoming