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New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
pt.pr MILK. AND rLENrY or tr.

Probably more children die every year int
,,, w i,t,. milk n nouti-h their little growing h"d'.
tl,n non, ,i, other one ,l-c. Set thcr - no w' OH
,hi. Mon. b. duuhft.4 plenty - wlt'rl. .hmmrd on
iitilr, nu.nu,al milk dlily -nd ln Sow York CIV, }t
tbl. i.lli lilnriS thp ,ltru+ OWN fWIi for ihhk' 10
,n n, our r,r.llcui uonid of i,uih and such rt-
rrr,. ,4 tlnt uf -Nr, Clover llim lh'tr BE- hh n'N
n, ~ perfectly ri,h and purr ullh inl 'i'lm :" ' ii
i,, ,t,, tnunr, Wluu. to tikcp utto uunh' 10 kl'N
,,i1t thr, nir puitiua It rNins nn uiiT hl i' h'l
,n, uf tlr. sur,t tlo'pi lIrnl lll2 lirnlHW l h'h
Tvruty that. t-tr our ADVERTISING cnihinhHl 90
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
NONuNArIoS- oN STATEN ISLAND.
n,.I......,. a it..,,.t,- h.,,,...,.tt. -,

The Richmond County Democratic ConNth-
ton Wa held yesterday at Richmond Hall, Tomphin'
Vile. Judge stephens presided Edward \. Moore "i
Nddl,touu was re- nominated as Member of Assembly
dccang Erl-tu- Brooks. of tI-tlrton by = To o. g.
Hart of Castlcton, nominated for a third term a'
Comfy clerk Theodore lrchn of NIiddrtown vas nom
mated for school Commissioner, Charles kullutn, o
MiddlcoWi Tor Justice of sessions. William Burton ot
southncld. for superintendent of the Poor. and L. A.
I.tylV II H. of Wc-fncid. Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
40 CITY NOMINATIONS IN BROOKLYN

The Blaine and Logan wigwam III Gunner
,.A., Rrootivn wa. deoked with flags last evening
and nled with the delegates Of the CITY convention
which met TO namo candllaes for Conroier' Nuu''o'
and city Judge Two hours were occupied WIN "a'.us
for the Committee on Contested Seats Fart OF o, "'
time was occupied with speeches by oeheral "oo'''
sias B butcher, John Oaknv ana Co'poi"' 'A'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

Rrv Dr JOIN r. PAXTON. Pi4t1r
Services Will b. resumed ~unlN, october H. NJ II H. Ne
80 p m. 49,, ,,...,... t.....,,,,, ,hs am,
mis- ofpaW4 which will De fDr ADJ untu N'i 20 Alter thA'
aifc tiio., will De Tor stlo 30 r'ufN
IN. sexton Nj John MAN. VIII De hly ~ TIE 'htch ~
tween the hnur- -3ln tO m until NOV ]. To whom
a nun irs can De- mais
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

TRIBrvr OFrIcr.Oct III a. m.-The movement ot
the barometer durin- the cloudy weather yesterday was
downward The temperature ranged between io' ana
6l9. she average j37-1 being 9ls higher ih'h Oh
wednesday. .. .
threatening but clearing weather aul stationary tom
pcraturr may be expected to-day IN ihs ciiy ana VI
.fufft
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
Rendy Z his 'iorlina.
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Price In wrapper ,rrady Cor mailing ceuts per c1py
enc co,y year ~ - copies iIi an cAtta esI
e TIE TRIBUNE New YORK
The Furoprnn nnd American Medical Bnrrau books
VIII that Their cured patients are W'alny ttLts NV
and Oinc "a, who hhi "Hn uh-ht'fs'
fliy troafad mOntAl. and plY-ih h-hilY,
4cfr-a pr. gland bladder and kidney dl-t,, bt lh
Iui surgeons Ia ths country ah
uroYc Their Now YORK physician hai male these dsAe.
s.a,ty years amt o. AZ LIB Sroalwy Afternoon st
ryenin. Ia 2jfcuf ne teal Wnlk on thr'' us 'ef NV
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
THE OHIO VICTORY.
fConiInmed from first Page

The illumination OF stores and dwellings elaborate
and many nno pyrotcchnc displays along tho
line OF march. After the pnrIdc Music Hall soon
packed, mauy being unable Ia gain admit tancc. Al
dresses were made hy Albert d. shaw, Consul nt Man
chester. and q. D. Batchcllcr of Now York.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
GENERAL LOGAN 1T HOME d"ilN'

CHICAGO, Oct Ex-senator Logon a'il''u
home today He wa~ driven to the house o
Palmer where number OF persons called upon ni'n -
bn, an engagement to speak at Elk Grove. H. %"
day whence he will to Iowa, returning III l, hr
present with Mr.. Blaine IN -prinshcu q" O'''
and III this city the day following
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
wHIcH SHlLL NJ WosrIDvIEE'

TIN ACCURACY OF TINS FORECAST
t,e,a ne Ns,r io't frsniHr ffH SEPT 1n
TIfft ran hp doubt that the natural l'hd'htA IT'D
Dhp. b. toward r. democratic NrtuiA.
RIHis cUll.LLls7 fuluEffiINlS-
frrm Ihe Neu- lptk Efsnmg fhW get ~.
m, icauit is substantially what We iodi'ird ~ NoNN
IA.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

nm wnst pipes 4ptinhlin lht t' 'l INV .-n
t,t,us ali snantilua pfitDa win lhita ,hl'ht. n1t
rtneas in Tee" h1is hnui
,,, an, tuiv alutl tndu Nlthnlt ih7 sir NlNn'll'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
DEMAND FOR THE TRIBUNE.

~ me Editor Of The Tribune.
DIR am happy to inform you that The
sHiSoSE Was eagerly sought after this morning In
s'e'kyn that was unable to sota.u until arrived
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
A PAIR OF DISPATCHES (MAY Be:

NEw-YORK. Oct IS. lsS4.
&c scnURz: Not wanted in New-York at any price
{-ase remain West where you can't do us any more
tafnl II come here, for Gods sake and Growers
Aeep shady till after the November election.
W. II. B.RS+M.
p s-Pay goes on, but the committee is growing
Wfiibly abOutit
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shsrs variations IN ths ely - trnih
tlr - l"
Irr
by the dnriEs Tn broken of eo'.ed he
lad cssea b. TIE IseloLe'c - 4
MI pharu b.oaansy.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

Tho lulu-stiht have hap
irnrh uutu mas hapilnh
tHirr and you may du
iHud ulun 20 that thia IL a
halirf TOT iifr 0n The part
pI The Independent ktpnh
hranr hisd iUe iOHg hnsi
hsss which we have under
iaArn ohio may 90 a. she
Las been wont e. 20 hnd
New lolk may 80 ~ she
ought 10 20, but We shall
~ A. We ought 10 20 aud
sl.it a. We ought tO stay
II thls election goes wrong
We are hot going under.
We h0pe come 10 stay and
accomplish the result that
We h&'e set out 10 accom-
blish
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
NEw.YoRK. Oct. u. 1884.

EEw-YORK. Oct -. 1884.
~ scIUM: YOn didn't intend 10. but you couldn't
Sepil Nevertheless committee extends Ito sincere
Sh&nks Il. r. JESS.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
MR.. crRrisS lDMIRATIoN or Mr. BLfiNE.
WHAT NE REALLY THOUGHT BEFORE HE POUND

WHAT uE REALLY THOUGHT, BEFORE Hh fo'NP
IL NECESSARY To CHANGE lIl> POLITICS.
from RGrper's Weekly, Nyr . ISL
"The letter of Secretary Blame upon the
cau,ll Canal states with admirable iraukne.s ana hri-
,,. tN traditional and reasonable position OF il' 'oN
~, ana il will be univ er-ay sustained Ibe 'ttti j. q
,en.r,ffe ard dignhed document, stating our position
, lrr,ed ~prit aud courtesy and decision II j. cap
ifa, ndnrtcd 10 meet any such proposition rs JOINT
European urofcctorac. Whether the pi1ec' was mercy
riiuor OF design seriously entertained. tine
ltrr has ~uiced arrest It, and l. another lIu-lri
ton 'hc -kill and ability with whl,h MI hah h1.
managed the department COnhded To him lie mas Whot
ma, he called tie American instinct. an essrhAl yual
IN our Foreign secretary yet restrained ~ l- 1'
vri.. i, AN euually American tact and good SENSE.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17
l]oli!iriI Notices.
,,io.ins Uni sale RcIow 4,

Closing Um sale Bciow o-' ..
artla,rnlt, neI Political Hlnnrft tni lnfuh' "
HpJER . GRAHAM ~ nhih'--''
ttnnd nl.ur and iornn Mass ir'ing ..,
viii hr held n the Washington Park lhihll NpuWf pln'
ave. bttNon a aud ith - lt tloA. o. m,t ,w a'Ipfrs
nf tlr "a ward Bllur nnl lurnu tnmpil W .ne lhl'
IFitiuNi INENtNO Oripbrr the ~. ~ nrln-h -,
IIiAND PARADE AND NlNItN un 10" gin"nnt
pluucd n,phsof lmoIyt at vrti9T ro,p, 'v1,n@ ,",'
>pN , nfk AMI srinItt Hon. snfh ~ Muhtth ~ Nam.i
lInn innrs tlsnr nfk Of nui,ln etupftrnnr hniw :"
Nui. afN nam. ni.efs wll address the n" ing
NJ 4 T. NDDlinh viii prr'i 1910, ,,..,,Ay
UFuaur unriN JUN - 10, w. ',t'.nt
secretary. '''''''-.
, ,!,.nd ~. John mud l,nn'e itni,n ',nn her,rs
,rtlbri h lN'nr lrnrf iiN Af' HlN ~
", r,inoni app krla win addfris tho mrriins singm.
and 9th a mt rritiHF tknf.f4ra
II n 'uD litANE talt VIII pie'ilr
,,,,ai., nll,,u,. lnuni. tUr,hps ut al put ~
it inf ailnl NV W .trtt.
uppu ptonint' Wv ~
,.,,,,i.n un,ai. tape ,ap. and hal %, h' l'''h'
li.',i'lsi'n' ,uuul lpaA fuf ittNlia iit uHiNi
'h'''''''' " - kNAtaa Goa
90 tRnist
,I,anJ Prohibition knils Hnd Was, Nrti'hs -.
ItuIkrtua fall ilihN rtNulNs 'i'iht lff NNi''HW
" 'tiIN initN = nt. IpttN nf hnhfts
tipA 4 Al ~ H. 81 Nuhfaahh hnl ntl"iN
Mualth hN ifaui
nlLNlN LAM il.lt tlif 80
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

1 aver that ihuar VINO
staud Ia HAtupnihA With iur
hfr hianilng a. suppHF M
OM pdTiB Auu aah nir
how | can leave uiA uli
pnriy Ihdpf not iDf -
hat lake notice, gentle.
men, when the country was
IN danger Ut dihunl0n thai
We were perfectly willing
that the Democrats should
come into u Tor the defence
or the country ANA now
when you find that the Re
publican party has ptth
corrupted We ask that the
Democrats shall help III Ia
purify ii-and they have
said not only that, but We
will give you "A man you
want, too, and ! accept
the contribution.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

nAti titL IHii tiiApt SCANDAL MpN'Ih-
DuNt ron UOup on sort
iifsa fts NJ Efsshsfs spssfh f Nrha0 ~ rirffitHd
Il lal ElIr MILUill
New-York tribune., 1884-10-17

Mass he.ina
UNDER THE AUSPICES oF
The gnooKLYN YOUNG REruDLIcAN cLuR
TO BIZ HELD AT THE RINK
Clermont ave. near Nyrtle IN Brooaiya
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT
october L. at ) O'Clock.
HSn HSn sHEEnAS sTfEHaf ; IESS65rSkp IESSS65r&Skp speakers.
Hon THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Mass Neeiing.
YOUNG MEMS kEPU bLtCAN CLUB
oe rIt CITY or NEW.YORk,
CHICkERlNG HALL
WEDNESDAY. October g. 1854 at : p M
speeches by HON. WAENER MILLER L. :. senator
'rOH new EoS. THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Ou,ar, zoe to 81 per largest stock IN the un'ea
States CAMPAIGN BANNER AND OF III w.,
Republican Naturalization tomn,ltier,
NV ~ D. SHEA Chairman
9Th Assembly District lndcpendent Repnbicnn st,ne
and LOGAN CAMP AiGN CLCB-siri Puenss Ps. s~ syan
" iii he held Al Hesdaaarers lJI 6h-aye on fnuAy cce
ing o'clock Hon. Meredith l. Jones Mm >. N"S.~n"
Colonel ~ n Rogers will address the meet,ns; ~ p,sa
wv n AsssT secs g4sItthSiiP Sxs + thaiPiS % cS EI css:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

seherzl sl.al of the IesFle Ct all these
northern oouaties upon the gg>ssii0E. and
the Legislature of Id&ho must be heard
truln first When, il fat, the Memorial
itself ~ forth the fat that the signars
1e1e rsE.re.se;s:saii ren &C these nogtfai.fIl
eGgSsnsies. and nseHorisi of the Idaho
legislature Of the fourth s<ssaiaf. had
Trzyel ia division of Idaho CT d lie
s91;h q ttjt4ie -. Mr.. Hairy mr.
h;s fri4G1s, <@n bit aekBow.slee. If they
ks9w the hI-sars. TIA; h. 2cteI political
y GishGle=t toEar,is u thin aud who
can sly tbs. he i Dc, hlisle To h. equally
d5-Eonass with u BOZ If We tr7A-; ogr
eagse w!,h him, wien We know that lis
Conversion 10 annexation las t-7n 80 TO
cent and 20 sudisn, and s-zinst such per
sc'hsl and pecaniary Interests ia and aEzut
Boise City. and 2gains. such q public
reeord - be h@s usatle for years, Up a.
noss to the very day Of his nozainss.1a',
and which such an inceative to change
IN the way Of getting high ofice- ard
with sossorn hofe Of al election unless
he did make FroEnise- to the North. Wei
don't wonier that BE- refuses to make bis I
pledge in writing You 1eeti nj talk b. /
Us abou, Honest John Haley in politics /
We have has ree3ri upon this annexaii9u
question fDr eleseB gears past, and We are
ma to be fooled by hi- promises now
which he refuse= to put 10 writing. They
must be sham AMI those sho pu, their
faith in bis being a true friend Of annex
alton arc putting their faith in whirl-
wind tia, Is Liable to blow 10 any direc-
ion to defeat the measure
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
PROCLAMATION.
EY THE GOVERNOR.

Ell THE GOVERNOR.
t. waora ii saey CgHeera:
Be it known that, in obedience 10 law,
do hereby appoin. and order the holding q
general election at the legally constituted
voting places in the several counties Of Thu:
Territory, on Tuesday after the first Mon
day IN NoyeTb Der next, being the fourth
day Of sad month, for the election Of o,le
delegate to represent Idaho Territory in the
ALIhth Congress Of the United States. and
for the election OF members Of the XIIIth
legislative Assembly. to convene at Boise
City, on the sth day OF December, 4. b.
1884. The following is the superintendent
Tor members Of the Legislative Assembly:
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL:
Ada county, one a member.
Ada and Washington counties, jointly,
one ~ member.
Bear Lake county. one III member
Boise county. one ~ member.
Alturas and Boise counties, jointly, one
~ member.
Cassia and Owyhee counties, jointly, one
~ member
Idaho county. one ~ member
Lemhi and Custer counties. jointly, one
~ member.
Neg Perez county, ~ member
Neg Perez, Shoshone and kootenai coun-
ties. jointly, one q member
Oneida county two l2) members.
MEMBERS OF TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TINES
Ada county four al members,
Al'uras county one 4 member.
Bear Lake county two ri members.
boise county two i2l members.
Cassia county, one y member.
Custer county. one ~ member.
Idaho county two ~ members.
Lemhi county, one ~ me nbcr.
Nez Perce county three 81 members.
Oneida county four ~ members.
Oywhce county one "a member.
shoshone and hootenai counties. jointly,
enc a. member.
Washington county one { member.
Also all officers required by law to be
elected at said general election.
Under the law no polymamist, bigamist or
any person cohabiting with more than one
woman Is entitled to vote at this election.
or eligible for election or appointment to or
be entitled to hold any Office or place of pub.
lie trust, honor or emolument in. under. or
for the territory or under the United States
1t Is therefore manifestly the duty of elect
i've officers and supervisors of election to
take care that the provisions of the law are
faithfully complied with.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF | have
L. s. hereunto set my hand and caused the
great seal Of the territory to be af-
fixed.
Done an Boise City this 9th day of Sept.
emher A. d. 1884. W. NJ. BUM
By the Governor Governor
ID. 2, b. PRIDE,
Secretary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

ANNEXATION MEETING IN
MOSCOW,

On Monday night, according to priQr
announcement, Dir. singiseT met the
p~ople Of Moscow and spoke to them On
the issue Of annexation. The audience
was large. about $50. and composed Of
substantial business men aud far.ners.
Mr.. sibgiser gave an aecoun, Of the con-
dition Of annexation in Congress and the
part be had taken there with the commit
tees and what be would do hereafter.
He spoke Of his efforts in relation to IL
dian claims and the Indian reservation.
all Of which seemed TO be satisfactory Is
nil but one man, who said he wanted Mr.
singiser to renew his pledges in writing
and presented pledge for him to sign.
Mr. singiser read the paper and said that
he was willing To sign ii as it was no more
than he did sign two years ago, and he
then and there signed i, publicly. Dur
ing the meeting an affidavit in relation
to what the TELLER had stated about
what HALEY had said ere.his sentiments
one day before his convention aud VI hat
Joe. Rich had said in the stage the Sun
day after the convention about why the
annexation resolve was put in the Dem
oeratic platform, sworn to by III. ".
Howard, a delegate to the Republican
convention, who heard Haley and Rich
make the respective statements, were read
to the meeting. Speeches were made by
Judge Buck, Reynolds, Barton, Sweet
and others. In his speech Reynolds
charged that be had sent letter to Hail
ey, through Blake, containing written
pledge to support annexation and that
Blake said to him that HALEY declined to
sign il bst promised that he would write
a letter to him for publication, but he
bad, up to the present time, received no
such letter, although he bad repeatedly
called upon Mr.. Blake for that letter.
Mr.. Blake and Mr.. McKern were both
in the meeting and were called upon to
speak and both declined, leaving the inn
preston that what Reynolds had charged
was true. Mr.. Singiser, in his speech,
said he was informed that his opponent,
while at Lewiston, rode off into Washing
ton Territory some Il or ID miles to pro
cure an affidavit Of man who was a
fugitive from justice, damaging to his
character, and he had heard that he got
the man to make the affidavit. lie had
not seen the affidavit, but supposed it
was intended to be used against him at
later day to effect the election, that he
had no fear that such an affidavit taken
under such circumstances and made BY a
confessed criminal would influence the
vote Of any sensible man. That the whole
opposition which was being made against
him in this canvass seemed to be person,
al That they seemed to have no other
hope OF success but to beget prejudice
against him and get him to deviate from
the issue properly, belonging to the can
vass. lie was not disposed to shun such
as were material, but simply deny such as
were wholly foreign.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

HALEY would make us believe that his
sudden conversion to favor annexation was
the work of miracle, when We all know
that the day of miracles is long past. His
conversion. if it be such, is caused by
eating too much crow when he accepted
the nomination on such platform, else
the platform itself is fraud aud deeep-
ton and Haley knew it at the time.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

Joe. Rich, a Mormon delegate in the
Democratic convention Of 1884, said the
annexation plank was put in the platform
to catch the votes of the North, that
HALEY would ard could do nothing in
Congress against his former record and
therefore the South was safe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston. Idaho. Sept. Ii 1884.
A LELAND

NOTICE. is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his iu,eati,n
10 make final proof in support of his claim aud
that sald proof viii be made before Register
and Receiver at their Office at Lewiston Idaho
On Oct, @lst 1854. 10 n Ii. viz: Alorzo L.
land Of Lewiston Idaho, for the nwA SCI. W.
- and nsAa ne L sec 81 nr4 W b. NJ. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinn0us residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: L. IL. Ceilings. kob,. Ingram, Ira
small and John Ingram Of Lewiston Idaho,
j. NJ. HOWE,
III Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF,
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. Idaho, Sept. 18th, 1884.
JOHN II, u'L0UGHLlN

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention
to maze final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Register l.
Receiver at Lewiston Idaho, on the 9TH day Of
Nov. 1854, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Wig. John III.
ofLougdlin, Nez Perez County Idaho. for the
nv = ss'4 see 10 net sel4 and el mex sec tp
80 W h NJ. He names the following wit
resses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: George las
sell, Smith Aounce. Leroy S,roug and John
Stevens OF Lewiston Idaho
j. NJ. HOWE.
oe Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE AT


Walla Walla W. 7. Oct. i 1884
~ office is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof IN support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
. u. STANDBY, at Cotton, W. 7. on Nov 18th
1854. VIZ; Ali Saunders, D S. 3Il,, for tho
lets ) and sw'4 nwk sec IL tip IL n A.
e; lie names the following witnesses to prove
hls continuous residence upon. and eultis atisn
Of sad land viz: Joe Mras, Henry Mras,.
James 6e kensen of Cotton W. T., and Alvin
Coyle Of uniontown, WI
JOS. J0RGENS0N,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTIoS PROOF.
A d GREEN
LAND OFFICE At

LAND UFFICE At
Lewiston. I. T.. Sept. 0lSS4.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim and that said proof win be made
before Morris, deputy dist. clerk LIST judi
cal dist T., at NJ, Idaho, on Oct. Is 1884,
viz Allen d Green, DIS 17.o for the nj nwA
Sc hwla nel4 swa see q TIP 81 nrle. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinnous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: A ". darlington, McCaferty,
J Holt, g S Bates, of Cottonwood, Idaho.
s9Gt J. NJ. HOWE,
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

LAND OFFICE
Lewiston. i32na. uri. - 1855.
q. ". ulr.TsS


AoIiCE IL hereby gsssa TIA; ths fsiiewir :
nataei settler has Sled nesiee If his lntention
to make final Frssf il suFp9rt Of bis e.ai@ and
that said proof viii he made b. \. Morris
9ePoiy dat e.e1h lss Ja1ieial dist I. r. al Mt
ldAse. DC Nov. q 1884 le a. LIZ. viz. Green
W. Dallas. for the sea nea e's &c. sw3s
Sc sec III tip 30 ) {. Tie names the the
following witnesses 10 Prove his c3EsinaGus res
iaeaee upon and cultivation Of said lzai viz:
" Eastman, q Brown, Ch1s- T. Rro~n,
q. ". Higgins o. GransevilIe IlAh9.
I'M. HOWE.
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16

IsTFitafY Of Idaho, county Of NeE Perez / 81.
!, JShn II. Exens- cashier Of the above
named hank. do soieInn]y swear that the above
statement il true 70 the best Of nay knowledge
and belief. JOHN II. EVANS, cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of Oct. 1854. WA. WING
Cerreet-A'iess. Probate Judge.
Jno. NJ. Fix,
$. C. Thompson Directors.
Jno. P. Yollmef
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
NOTICE FOR pRE-EMPT1oN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho Sept 10, 1884.
M VAWORTH

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 7HE
~ following named settler has fled notice
OF ms intention to make final proaf support
OF his claim, and that said prasf win be made
eeiore Morris deputy dist. clerk at his
e ., al MT. ioaho on Oct 18th 1884, viz:
NJ. Al. Haworth. DIS A4l5, for the lots % swh
ne4 and sea nwA4 sec tip 3lnr1e. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land VIZ: q IL Heberiing, NJ II Morris, L
Rhoads and l. II Harrison of Cottonwood, 1T,
]. ID. HOWE,
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
soTiHE FOR HOMESTEAD pKoog
LAND OFFICE At
LAND 0PrTrr AT
Lewiston. |. T., Oct. ls,, 1881
y AIEHN

:. W.T. Z,
p. AHERN.
NOTICE is Hereby given that the foIlov;n,.
named settler has ied notice Of his int.n,io5
to iI4ske fnai proof in supper. Of bis claim. and
that said proef viii be made before O p
Markham. J T. for Neg Perez county /. r a,
Genesee. Idaho, on Nov. 2Gth 1884. viz: Pc.
ter Ahern, Of Juiieiia. IlahO. for the WI me-,
Sc Sc : ne'4 and net nw q see i4tp rs n,r4w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation If
said land, viz; n. Humphreys. j. Ii, Hovtan
J. j. keane and d Sweeney Of Genesee, T, r
j. Y. HOWE.
o. Ok Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
Register.
NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION pR-or
W. ANDERSON.
INN 0CrIHr At

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. ]. T., Sept. u. 1854.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following named settler has fled notice
0. his intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof will he made
a. ihis Office, on Oct, a. 1854. 10 am. viz:
ii!iam Anderson. u. S. No. 1882 for the s i
sc a sec u tip IS ) ". He names the follow
loe witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of said land, viz: J.
smith. +. Peterson A. Bergen, &. Tegland,
Of Blaine, |. T.
J. NJ. HOWE,
~ Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-16
81. AL0YSIUS ACADrNv
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lewiston. Idaho.
TYR Ms FOR DAY p;rprYr

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