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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
NEW Y0RK'S GALLANT SHOW.
The Great Democratic Fight YeSler-
day Against Corruption.
INDIANAs NOBLE IGGLE.
The General Indications - All the
Latest Returns Favorable TO
the Democracy.

At the hour Of going 70 press the re-
turns received are not .utheenty full
TO warrant a decided assertion as to the
result. The telcgrams we give below.
however. indicate the election Of CLEyE-
LAND, as it would seem that New
York, Indiana, New Jersey, and
Connecticut have gone Democratic. The
electoral votes OF these States, added to the
electoral votes Of the southern States that
are certainly Democratic, would give him
more than the requisite majority in
the Electoral College. The latest re-
turns are all favorable to the Democracy.
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ENPLOSIOM.
Many People on Chestnut street Seriously
Alarmed. but NO One Hurt.
philadelphia Pre- 81

philadelphia Pr',s.l
Chestnut street was bright with lights
and the sidewalks were hall-tillcd with ptO-
ple at 1920 o'clock last evening, when
there was a sudden report at the corner of
Tenth street An instant later and two
more loud reports followed at Ninth and
al Eighth streets. Al the same moment
T., ron covers oi the manlO,c> Of the TN
d,r.rond electric conduit jumped SIX
fe,. iato tlc aif. f.iioNed by roaring vol
Imo ~ flame, which Immediately died
avag.
lycly orc Was startled and great MANY
lad.,. v,Ie seriously frightened. Oncfond
mother. three crying children clincing
10 h,i Grc>>. jumped up and down On the
lay,mUt 90, Eichth street. crying. on.
were Killed. were killed 80 The oXplo-
lion was >o violent ihat tine Escord build
ing was >A1hcn and the jar was distinctly
f,lt in the Signl-Scryicco Office. in the top OF
tie uo-t-clicc building. On Chestnut
,'r,ot above Ninth young lady screamed
Historically for >cyea minutes before her
escort could calm her. The explosion
sounded loudly i'm the Che>mut-Strcet
Opcra-ilOu>c. but there was, happily, no
Tauic.
Ibis !, Tie third explosion that has oc-
cured within week. in The electric con
duit. They mc still believed Ia be caused
by IN, ignition of the mixed air and ilu-
mmating "a, with which the conduit j. al
most constantly filled. - dense is thi,
mixture at times that workmen cannot de-
>c,nd INTO tie manh0le> until II has o.
capped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
Fatal Accident ON the Virginia Mid
land Railroad.
IBv telegraph u thc Dispatch

ALEXANDRA. VA, November "A Tay
freight tram on the Virginia Midland rail-
road colllded with the east-bound Manassas
passenger train at Occotink bridge, eleven
miles from this city. this morning, smash
ing three freight ears and the baggage ear
OF the passenger train. Charles Powell,
OF this city. brakeman, was killed. Judge
Jane, Lans,ter. OF Fairfax, and Frank
Carln, express messenger, were slightly
injured. Nalcom Brown, engineer OF the
passenger train, and TWO section men were
also injured. ear with physicians has
gone 10 the scene oi accident.
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Terrible Havoc on the New FOundland
and Labrador Coasts.
lHy telegraph ts the Dispatch.

II. Johns, y. f.. November TN two
recent gales on saturday and the previous
Thursday terrible havoc was wrought IN
the shipping on the New Foundland and
Labrador coasts. The British brig Du-
gong wa, lost with all hands at Western
Bend. The schoOners Topsy and Julia
have been totally wrecked. the crews
baroly escaping with their lives. Eleven
other vessels have been lost, but no par
ticulars OF the disaster have vet been re-
cciyed. At Tar Bay an unknown vessel
was lost with all hands. The wreck ls in
pieces. nest Of il being ashore.
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Ispeclal telegram 10 H. u p1tch.


ROANOKE. Va, November "A respects
Llc young lady. named Lizzie Wilson. aged
about eighteen. daughter Of John Wilson. Il
bricklaycr employed ut Ioole's cOnfcc-
tionary, on Salem avenue, while going 10
her home, in East Roanoke, this evening
about O'Clock. was waylaid near the cor
ncr OF Lee and Gilme- streets and her
throat cut. almost discovering her head
from her BODY. Great excitement prevails
in the commuaity. and parties are securing
the country IN pursuit Of the perpetrators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
Late Weather Report.

ISpeclaI telcgram 20 The DIspltcn,I
WASHINGTON. November j-2:30 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, colder
clearing weather. preceded in northern
portion by light rains, northwestcrly
winds, rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. colder
and generally fair weather. winds shifting
10 northerly, higher barometer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
THE VOTE IN VIRGINIA.
RetuIne Up 70 Three o'clock
This Morning.
THE NET RESULTS.
Dcm@rSiit Gains in ibOat One Fifth Of The
state s.lSI.
BRADY BEATS EVANS.
Encouraging Reports from the South
West.
QUIET ELECTION.
THE NET RESULTS.
AGUIET ELECTION.
No Disturbances Of Consequence Any
where in the State.

Virginia voted Yesterday Tor electors for
President and Nice.PTcsideut and for mom-
berS oi Congress; the latter being chosen
under The new apportioumont
II was he first congressional election
since The repeal Of the po'l-taN qualification
fer voting.
The two ELECTORAL TICKETS were as fol-
lsw.
Eonoyatic. Republican.
For the Statc-at-Laree.
,ohn Coodc. Lewis +. Harvic,
w Stoplcs. Wm. II. Turner,
Tor the districts. numbered from TO 10.
Disf. Domor0tc h,P"o''cH'
1. John Ncclv, l. II. Bayy'
z. Baker L. Lee, {. "a. tHiseN,
r R.U Cardwcn. :. Blair Morris.
4 ". r. Atkins. j. II. NapAukcn,
s r.. r.. Muniord. +. Il. Brown,
Q. j. II. II. Ficgat, Z. II. McCmll,
IDS. Hcnkel. Il. j. walker,
A Thomas smith, Lewis Mckenzie,
q :. W. williams. ". ". Holloway.
10 Camm Ps,tcson. :. Brown Alien,
The CANDIDATES FoE CONGRESS were:
piSf Democratic. RfPr0hcd"'
T. Thos. CroNlon, Robert D. Mayo
q. e. Marshall. Harry Lihbcy.
Geo. u. Wise. Robt 4. Hubbard.
p. nj, T. Jas. II, Brady,
:. "'"' l. h'''S' (JoS. Z. Evans,
l. Geo. c. Cabcll. j. W. Hartwcll,
q. John W. Daniel. II. Z. W. Morris.
:. { T. O'FcrTal. J. B. Webb,
.. Jno. :. Barbour. DUFF Green,
o & r. Trigg. David r. Bailey,
10. j. Ran. Tucker. Jacob lost.
Yosterday's returns arc compared with
those Tor J. :. Wise and Massey in 1852.
WHOM Wise beat Ala scy j,>37 votes, and
when Dawson ,Strdichtout Republican, re-
.eivcd 4.3i2 votes; combined opposition
paiorilv over Massey, 1919. The total
,ote Of the state was l9S.547, exclusive Of
Chesterfield and Gloucester counties. the
rsurn, from which were thrown ont by
tAe state Board Of Cauvassers.
~ give below Yesterdays returns, and
state The Democratic los, or gain wherever
We have the proper data upon which TO
calculate.
To carry the state the Democrats have TO
Rske gain ION the basis Of the Wise
Massey vote nearly equal to six votes for
each yoting-Irccinct IN the State.
Summary of Returns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
Belya Lockwood Satisfied.

WASHINGTON. November 4.-Belva A.
Lockwood, the candidate Of the National
Equal Rights party. said 10 an interview
tonight that she was satisfied with the re-
suit Of the campaign. inasmueh as she had
cleared sl2s by her lee.uring receipts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

county, Bro~n's Church precinct Demo
eraic e'ectors. 1I3; Tucker, l7s; Republi-
can lcket, 3c3. Democratic gain.
DANvnLE AND PITTsYLvAxIA.
DAYvILLE, November 4-DanyllIe gives
democrats IOo majority. Democratic gain
OF Eeo'l norm Danvllle, Democratic ma
lofliy, -. Democratic gain, 81
CHATHAM, November 4.-Onicial vote :
Cleveland. 4os; Blaine, 2s7; Cabel,, 435 ;
llartwell, 2Ss.
ELl2ABETU CITY.
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, November 4.-Tbe
vote to-daF at Newporcs News district
WIS : Blame and Logan. 3O4: Cleveland
aud Hendricks, H5; Marshall, Ilf: Libbey.
301.
'peciai telegram TO the Disatch.l
HAMPTON, November 4.-Elizabeth City
county Democrltlc electoral ticket. 52j ;
Republican electoral ticket, 1.4s1: for
Congress. X. &. Marshall, 512; II. Libbey.
1,41j; j. II. Mitchell. ?; ST. John electoral
ticket, /. democratic loss, 1861
FAUQUIRR.
WAvERLY, November 1.-THE Plains
precinct: Cleveland. 932; Blaine, gG Bar
bour, 232; Green, 9G.
Democratic game, s2.l
RAPPAHANNOCK STATION. November A.
At this precinct Cleveland, 1OA Barbour,
l04: Blaine. 30; Green. 30.
RECfORTpwN, November 4.-Cicycland.
1871; Barbour, ls7; Blaine, 1oG; Green,
lCc.
FLCVANNA.
ScottsyiIe precinct. Fluvanna: Cleyc.
land. S4; Hendricks, s4 Blaine, 81; Lo-
gan. 81 ; Tucker. So; lOst, So
BRHMO BLUFF. November 4.-The vote in
Fluyanna at The following precincts is as
follows:
Hadens store: Cleyclands majority.
o.; fuckers majority, "a.
Winn's store: Clcyeland's majority. y
Democratic gain, 4l; fuckers majority,
Fork Union: Cleveland, 235: Blaine,
271; Tucker. 242; Yost, 273. tDemocratic
gain. g..
Anderson. School-liouse Democratic,
81.
PALMYRA VIA COLUMBiA. Va, November
4.-LdteT. Fluyanna gives Cleveland a
majority Of $50 or 200.
ut gave Massey but 81 maiority.l
FREDERICK AND WINCHESTER.
WINCHESTER, November Frederick.
lHtluuiHr lhi' tIAs VIII ENt l,UNU Demo
cratic majority.
ri so, it will be a Democratic gain Of
2S4.l
FREDERICKSBURG, STAFFORD, SPOTSYLvANIA.
FREDERICKSBURG, November A. Cleye-
lands majority in this city 1872; CroXtOn,
Democrat for Congress, 1I2 majority. Dem
ocratic loss, 1851
Three precincts in the county give 20a
Democratic majority.
Five precincts in stafford county giYC
Blaine 104 majority; Republican loss, 2j.
GOOCHLAND.
Rock CASTLE, November 4.-G0Ochland
county gone 200 majority for Blaine.
III this estimate is correct, the Democratic
loss is only A.
DOVER, November 4.-Manakin, the Re
publican stronghold, gave only 40 MAORI
~.
Democratic loss Of 23.l
GREEHsyULF.
BELFIELD, November 4.-iTickSiord pre-
cinct: Blaine and Logan, lsS: Cleveland
and Hendricks. I0G; Brady. Republican.
for Congress. 40; liyeS, Democrat. l0l ;
Evans, Republican, II. democratic loss,
III
Beliield precinct: Blaine aud Logan.
212; Cleveland and Hendricks. %; Brady,
Republican, for Congress, 203; Riyes. Dem
OcTat, %; Evans, Republican, 10.
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Three Of these precincts are estimated.
Massey's majority in this county was sol.
HENRICO.
From IIcrrico county returns have been
received from eight precincts, which gives
Blaine 3Gl majority. Jones, Town Hall,
and Ridge Church gave a Republican
majority last fall Of jG. The other two
precincts not heard from, Short Pump and
Whitlock's. gave Brauer last year l07
majority. Estimating these precincts the
same a last year, the county goes Repubii-
can by 800 majority.
Il O., MascCt- I
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m went 43S for Massey. ]
HALIFAX.


CLOVER. November 4.-Clover precinct
Notes a iollOws: Cleveland and Hen
driclS. 2l2; Blaine and Logan. l12:
Daniel, Democrat, f0r C0IG1cs,, 2l2; Nor
IL. Republican. for Congress, l12.
democratic gam, l13.l
Sor1H BOsToN, November 4.-IlolifaN
stands like q stone wall. Complete returns
not vet in. but good information Indicate
General and decided Democratic gains.
south Boston. for the first time in lis his
tory. has cone Democratic. An enormou.
vote va, rolled here. Daniel, majority at
this precinct. -: Wl,c's majority in lNS2,
lbs. Radical maioritlcS ut MeadsyilIe.
Halifax Courthouse. Black Walnut, Scott>-
vile. and other places greatly decreased.
Vie carried The county for congressman
at large by j4S. Danicl'- majority will not
be- les than $50. aud probably will reach
3oO Two United states mWshals were
here all day. and were entertained 10y the
Democratic club and sent home rejoicing.
No disturbance OF any character.
>ovrH BosIoN, November 4-L0ter.-
Returns from three precincts. Halifax
county. show the following vote: tlcyc-
land. 90; Blaine, 30. Daniel, 80; Nor
IL. 80.
WNpsoE. November l-Dem1 ratio
vote, lCj: Republican vote, lij.
democratic loss, ~.
live precincts heard from give Marshall,
Democrat, Il majority OF &.
JANIS CITY.
ToANo. November >tonc-IlouSe town.
ship: Cleveland. -; Blaine. lGI
Ia (lgkgITn1
Elaine, 222.
KING WILLIAM.
WEST PoINT. November 4.-West Point
town gives Cleveland IL majority. and Wise
IS majority democratic gain ol COM
pared with MaSsey's vote.
LOUISA.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. November r.
Blaine and Logan. 322; Cleveland and
Hendricks, 241. Congressional vote same.
democratic loss. jl.l
FRrplRICK's HALL. November 4.-Frel-
crick's Hall precinct: Republican, lo2;
Democratic, -.
democratic loss. H..
Bumpass and CcntrcVIle will each prob
ably giIca Democratic majority OF ID.
LOvDOuN.
LEESBuEG. November 4.-Rctums from
ten precincts show Democratic gains. III
dicatng a Democratic majority in LOudoun
county Of 500. Massey carried II by l'olS'I
LYNCuBCRG.
LYNCHBuRG. November 4. Cleveland
.g2G: Blaine. l.12G; Daniel. 1888; Nor
ri,. I.752; ClcVeland'> majority. POO; Dan
iel's majority, lSl. democratic lOs'' ''l
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NECKLENBURG.
CLARKSyILLE. November i.-ClarhsfIHf
precinct. as follows: Blaine, SOB; tle'e-
land. 10i Rives. Democrat, POS Evans
Republican, l73; Brady, Republican, loJ'
democratic gain, 40.l
CHASE CRY. November 4.-Cleyeland ana
Hendricks. 100; Blaine and Logan, 2S9;
Rivfs, 1870: Evans, 236; Brady, ~.
democratic gain OF 60.
MONTGOMERY.
CHRIsTIiNsBURG, November 4.-ClcNe-
land, 4Gl; Blaine; 24S; 81. Johr, =.
democratic gain, 20.
For Congress Daniel, 4G3; Morris he
publican, 2i9.
NANsENOND.
SUFFOLK. November 4.-Sunolk: Cle'e-
land, As majority.
democratic gain, S.
Norleet's Fork Republican majority
l22.
Kilby's Mil: Republican majority, ~
NELSON.
LOvINGsToN, November 4.-Nelson i
Democratic by at least 400.
NoRwoOD, November i.-Note oil NJ"
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Maiorties.. $50 2OI
CrLPEPEH,
CULPEPER. November i.-Cleyeland's
majority 2i0; Barbour's majority about
2C0. democratic gain, 25.1
CUMBERLAND.
FARnyiILR, November 4.-Cmberland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

voting after having been convicted OF pet't
larceny.
T'he Vote I'm the city.
The following is the vote in this ci'y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
The Fourth District.
Ayaliey Summary.

HARRisoNBURG, Va, November 4.-ThiS
town gives Blaine 0S majority. The county
has gone Republican by about 300. III
went for Wise hy about Gill
Shenandoah county reports large Demo-
cratic gains.
Page county is claimed by both parties.
The election OF O'Fcrrall 10 Congress Is
conceded.
The contest in the Tenth district i re-
ported close, with chances in favor OF Ran
Tucker.
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Wisc.NaSsey Vote I'm This Present
Congregational District

hasscy's majority in the district was ,s62.
tThis wa. Wise's majority, but the returns wer,
thrown out
The EIocttou EIsevhcre i'm the Stale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

man lNniitl ana ian Lawson tcoIOredl.
both Republican Judges, were incomne-
tent, and by reason OF not being able 10
read writing quickly were obstructipo and
! hlnderIng voting. BIasselman Is the regis.
trar AZ this precinct, and claimed that ne
wrote the names himself
Judge Atkins again refused 10 act with
out official complaint from the precinct.
Colonel HUBBARD went out and came back
with Councilman Bahcn, hut Bahen could
mol say whether Brasselman was purposelv
sbsiructing the election or not. and The
judge iooh no action in the matter.
Colonel HUBBARD. Captain Crump, and the
toll negro then left, and after awhile re-
appeared with the deputy United States
marshal nom The precinct and John Adams.
colcYcd councilman from jackson Ward
The deputy marshal stated that Drlssel.
man was purpOsciy obStructing the voting.
and his statement was corroborated Lv
Adams.
Colonel Hulard asked for the removal OF
BrasSClman and the appointment OF John
Adams.
Mr. GUY. representing the Democrats,
was present.
Judge Atkins issued an order Of removal
for BFa>sclman. and appointed Adams 10
succeed him. Adams was immediately
sworn ~.
Before the Judge issued the order FOR the
removal of BrasSclman he remarked 70
Colonel HUBBARD that he couldn't see bow
tlc Dcwly-apPoinied Judge could sign the
returns. not having been present all the
time the voting progressed. He prciaced
tLi, announcement 10y telling Colonel IIu-
aIbd that "he Colonel IIubard) was more
Interested than any other party"
II was 1880 O'Clock i. NJ. before Adams
commenced the discharge Of his duties ~
Judge Of election at the Second precinct in
Jackson Ward.
Then II appeared that the new Judge
fAdamS) fell behind Brasseman in the
facility with which he voted men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

that the county will give abou, $50 Reprb-
lean majority. which il Democratic gain
of about 251 on Il c vote OF 1882.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BusroN, November AT Fall River AZ
| noon the vote Il light. Blaine will carry
! the city. At Gloucester the Republicans
| were Leading at noon. In Lawrence the
LARGEST vote east In i've years i being
/ p0lled, and the indications are that Blaine
/ will carry the city. Al Pittsiicld over bsll
the total vote ha, been cast. and the iDdi-
cations are that on the national ticket the
Democrats have 1900 majority and elect
both representatives. At Newburyport a
large vote is beirg polled, and At y. VI.
| the presidential candidates were about
even. Al noon Blaine had about 30 plu.
rally al Abingdon. The Butler vote l.
small At Grcenyille the vote il very
close. AZ noon about bali the vote had
been cast. The town viii probably 90
Democratic by very small majority.
BOSION, November i.-ln the First con-
gressiOnal district ten towns give Davis,
| Republican, i3,0li-a majority over all OF
| 1873. In the Second district nineteen
towns give Long. Republican, 5,0+9 ma-
iorlty. In the Sixth district Lodges, Re-
publican, is claimed elected by 62i ma
iority.
| BOSroN. November i.-ReturnS so far
! received show Robinson. Republican, for
| Governor, running considerably ahead OF
the Blaine electoral ticket, and that But
| ler's vote L. exceedingly small. A. an in
dication Of this a dispatch from Piits6eld
saws Butler received 23 votes there for
President; for Governor there last year he
received 1923.
BosToN. November six towns give
Blaine l,.433; Cleveland, l0.5ls; Butlor.
1883; ~. John, Loss.
| BosToN, November t.-Ninety-four towns
in Massachusetts. including 100 preciac,s Of
Boston, give Cleveland. 1851; Baine,
40,5iS; Butler. $3.50; 81, John, ASIA.
BosToN. November f.-0ne hundred and
two precincts IN this city give Cleveland.
30.aG; Blaine, i9,94S; Butler, 3,t9J; 81.
John, l,l6i. The returns indicate tae elee-
ton Of kly. Republican, IN the Ninth dis.
irict; Lodge, Republican. in the Sixth ;
Collins. Democrat, in the Fourth, With the
Fifth still In doubt.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS, November A-con-
CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PA6g.l
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CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PAag.l
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NEW ORLEANS. November THE Demo-
cratic state committee claims the state Tor
Cleveland 10y 10000 majority and the eIcc-
tiun oi all congressman. The Republicans
conccde the State, but claim the election Of
corgrcs>men in the second and Third Dis
tIicts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-15
Seed Potatoes for Sale.

For Ssle-About 600 lbs. Of Silver Globe Pota-
toes raised this year without irrigation from six
lbs of seed, by Barton Maize, on Silver Creek
These potatoes are uniformly large, firm, smooth
and so mealy that they will have to be steamed oI
baked, as they will not stand boiling. Price, 81
per lb. Also, about 200 lbs. Of White Star pota
toes. almost equally good, raised from seed this
season, ut the same place Price, so cents per ID
The seed cost II per lb. Apply at
s3Otn1dxw T. H. BREW'S, HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-15
Notice.

Notice.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE, HALEY. I. T.,
August 7, 1884.
To all whom II may concern:
Any parties having within their reach legal IN.
formation of the violation of the game and fish
laws of the Territory of Idaho, by use of dynsm-
ite or otherwise will confer favor by colnlnuni-
eating with this Office when proper action Will Dc
taken in the premises.
p. NJ BRUNER. District Attorney.
pvF q RpEARIEY Assistant, aus
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-15
New Goods.

Mrs. Cumb0, OF the Ladies' Bazaar in HALEY
Theatre, is ferjng good bargains in Millinery
Goods Notionl and Child ems Clothtng also, just
received tine lot Of Ready. made Ladies' Suits OF
Dolmans and Children's Cloaks. Ladies'. call and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-15
For Constable of HALEY.

The undersigned respectfully announces himself
as candidate for the office Of Constable for Haley
Precinct, at the forthcoming general election.
CON. TATRO.
Haley IDAHO Sept. Is, 1884.
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PAYDAY Notice.

WOOD RIVER u. AND 8. N. CO., OF
SALT LAKE CITY, U. T.-All persons hold
sent their bills in duplicate, at the cOmpany,s s
office, at Bullion, before the first day Of each
month, aud payD ent will be made on the
10Th. ENOS A. WALL,
Superintey dent.
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The Baxter Hotel, Ketohum,

PAUL P. BAXTER, proprietor. is the Oldest
and best kept hotel on Wood River. The dining
room is the largest in the Territory and the tables
are supplied with every thing the market affords
The rooms sre large. airy and well furnished
Charges very moderate. This is . HOTEL, and
when in Ketchum don't forget the fact or the loca-
tion-Nain street, below First National Bank. s2tf
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Attention, A. o. U. w! !!

Stated meetings Of HALEY Lodge, No. l, A. O. o.
W. are held every Monday evening. at ~ o'clock
All visiting brethren are cordially invited TO at-
tend.
BY order Of ~ IN
HOMrR L. POUND. Recorder.
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To Newspaper Men.

The TINES 10 prepared TO bind Newspaper hles
with leather backs, board a0d marble covera, ~
the style In which such work 10 usually done. q
Eastern NET cash rstes. including expresssge both
ways. VH
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-15
Dividend Notice, No. l.

A dividend mo. ~ Of two per cent. has been de-
clared on the paid-up stock Of the Alturas Wat r
Company. The same will be payable on the 18th
instant.
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th
to the 18th, inclusive. Of each month.
W. T. RILEY. President
+. c. COFFIN Secretary.
HALEY, Idaho, October il, 1884. ol4y1
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Assistant County Attorney.

1 have this day appointed E. c. BREARLEY my
assistant as District Attorney of Alturas County.
All uarties desiring to advise with me will consult
Judge Brearley. r. NJ bhONEh,
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A Splendid Opportunity.

Tho HALEY Bakery, Restaurant and Lodging
House is for rent, at less than the income OF the
beds.
A desirable tenant will find this splendid op
portunity to make money.
Apply TO FRED. SHERMAN,
At HALEY Bakery.
Haley Idaho, August %, 1884.
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For Sale.

One undivided half interest in q saloon, billiard
psrlor and Theater, l will sell, for cash. The
River. Reason for selling: Other business TO at.
H. WARD. HALEY Theater.
N. B.-This is the best paying property IN
HALEY. eIIu