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Nevada County picayune., 1885-12-10
Groceries at Richmond's'

Groceries at Richmond's'
 One more week until Christmas. Miss Fife Reed is visiting Hope this week.
 Rains and sleet Friday night and Saturday.
 Canned goods of all kinds at Ii. ". CRosNoE's.
 Richmond's for bargains.
 Mince meat and candicd citroh at Geo. ". CroSnoc 5.
 Mr. l'rt Cassidy received SiA'H bales of cotton Friday.
 Purity flour at Richmond s.
 MT. Claud Dug@cr, of Washing ton, spent Sunday here.
 Miss Grace Higgins is visiting Mrs. C. II. Carr at Nashville.
 Nobby clothing at Richmond's, Go to Miner & Milburn's for stationery and holiday goods,
 Rev. J. M. Weeks is visiting tue "City of Roses" thls week.
 Groceries at Richmond's.
 The cars going south have been covercd with snow this week.
 Purity flour at Richmonds.
 Messrs Pad Bonner and B0o Stubblehcld visited Bierne Monday Messrs. x. F. Haltom and J. F.. Shell of Emmett, came up Tues day.
 Milner & Milburn's is the place to get nice paper and en' clopes cheap.
 Milper X Milburn keep a nice as- sorted stock of drugs and druggists sundries.
 Buy dry goods of Richmond. That Christmas turkey has not vct come in. Can't somebody come to our reiiet
 Ifyou have any disease oi the Blood, go to Miner & Milourh s, and buy Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
 Buy dry goods of Richmond.
 Mir. q. w. Hines left Sunday to pilot a family to Texas. He Will be back in q few days.
 Congressman Hon, Thos, U. NC, R,e has our thanks for copies oi the Congressional Record.
 Meals and lunches at all hours
 MRS. JoE kERsHAW. The choicest of pure eandies oi every kind, at lowest prlces, al Geo w. Crosnoo's ice house.
 Buy dry goods of Richmond'
 The price of lumber is adyanc- ino Just before we had ioi 'o buy. it had to jump up "a per cen. j. Go to Milncr X Milburn's ana bpv inc Best Blood Purifier made ~ask for "Guinn's Pioneer blood Renewer,"
 wo have had many pleasant call crs since taking quarters ln our new home on East froht o'fcc' near depot. ~ The Foster X Logan Hdw. O. wants to buy a lot of good ch"ro'a' Buy dry goods of Richmond.
 The Methodist Snnday-S chool will have its Christmas entertain ment Christmas eve, the Cumoef' land Presbyterian, Christmas, night.
 Holiday presents in.Iarge lots at Howell S. and ot priecs that suit the purses ot ali.- Mako your selection from the following list of beantifuI goods now ready for your h' spcction: Elegant silyerand Plated ware, Toilet Sets. Dressing cases' Beau'iiui ana daborately bound Poetical Works or 'he following celebrated authors, Shakespeare Byron. Moore, Cowper, Burns Longleiiow' Hswtss.---, ----I anary others too numerous -s.t
Nevada County picayune., 1885-12-10

I will sell goods at cost, in order to get out ot buisness in Prescott. Call and get dry $oods, notions. boots, etc. ,etc., at your own price Or will close out the whole lot at big bargaid. $. WINTER.
 Come or send to me, for any. thing you want in the jewelry line; send me your watch to be re- paired; send to me for one of my 5000 silver Hunting case Elgin watches; a Seth Thomas clock; a violin from s2.50 to 20.O0, or an accordeOn, and l will guarantee to give you bargain ercIy time.
 Yours &c.,
 s. w. WHITE. Jeweler,
 Hope, Ark. Giant strong drink is extensively advertised under false names. Be- ware of the Ogre thus disguised. If sick, put your trust in the van ouishcr of all diseases, Dr. Rch. mond's Samaritan Nervine. S1.j0 a bottle at Hugh Moncrief X Bros. Drug store.
 .Candics, nuts and fruits of every variety, always kept on hand at
 I. II. Kershaw & Co.'s. FoR SALE OR RENT:-A com. fortable house in Prescott, on de- sirable lot. One and quarter acres of land-fruit trees and gar dou. For a bargain apply to P. c. Hamilton. JORDAN HAMILTON.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
Execution Sale.

BY EIRTU r OF AN EXECt TION ISSUED cut of the Justices Court ol TowD>hip NJ Gee, in and for the County of Cochi>r Ter. Iltory oi Arizona, to me directed and dc!iI. cred on judgment rendered in sad Court on the oOilI day Oi April, lNoi5, in favor Of the Mayor and Common Coun ii Of the city of Tombstone, Territory of AIiZoHa. and a.,:,i,,ef Lydia h. Clark, wherein am commanded fo make the sum of iori y-iOUr dollars dar,l;,,.. with interest thereon from date ui iI.d.in,Df at inc rate Oi ten Der cent. per aununi uutiI paid; together with SD .:rJ costs and accru- ing costs.
 have this day levied upoh the follow described property, Co vii:
 Lot thirteen (l3J. in block sixty-iyoa;2, ;, the cijy Of Tombstone. Cnchise couufy Ari- z)na, according 10 ibc official map or pl1; thereof now Of record iu the office ot tE, county recorder of COcEiSc comfy. said Int being on the \ W corner Of 1ih and Br,,r,. streets, in said city Of Tombstone.
 Public notice is hereby given that o,, tI,c 4ih day of November ISS5 bciwrrr t%I hourS oi 9 a. m. and D. III. ip front of f6,, City Hall, in the city uf Tombstone C,,fbi.,, county, Arizona Territory. VIII sell all :L,. right, ttlc aud interest of the said I.vdia " Clark, m a'" 70 the above described uroucrfv at Public Au ion, io the bigbcst and 1c.. bidder, foi cash. lawful money of tbc T,,ir,., states to :: tisfy sud execution and all ro,ts. Dated this ,.., l3-h day of October. 1885.
 JAMES COYLE, Chief of Police of tn" City of Toml,stone
 SctlS-2ld
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
.gt:>sire <o.ls'$.

Justice AlyarI'z Court W.. occupied this afternoon with the ease of thc Territory ys. John Henderson, charged with an as."ul: and battery upon the person at NIr-. -luyrn. the w.., oi al corral l;celD~. q. Charleston, yesterday morning.
 Tir statement ot l., ca. w.a d. iolI.vs; IT.. man IIrnp.rson Was cmi .ayyd a, D hr,.I.r II tho csrr.I. and rn the day mentioned went on " spree, Noting this tac:, Mr.. ~lay,u welt to tlc corral a..l rrmou,t~Jt>,l with the fellow fir chargin@ some M.yican@, .rh" lsd ,tal,ed their hor- -c, in u.c corral ,rrr night. too littl,.
 .i,nd r.-uu g., iH"d u; ,l..@ ;.'i,i w.u; uP town ar., got mosr drink Mrs
 S.aycI.. seeing ,;,; condition, closed tho gates ul the corral and preceded tn ciran the horses herself. Tender son, coming baci: about this time anl huling th" gates closed, called the wouan y:ic cpi;hc: and asked her why she closed the gates. To this she answered. None 0: your business '' lIcnd,!sun then started 10 open the gates, while thr woman .clI them to- gcthcr with na- hands Henderson caught her !; the arnl and tore her ci2.il.ng in his attempt to open the gates, &t H." same time using very abusive language. Mrs. Slavcn then IJd him arrested and he WAS brought before Judge hlvord this afternoon. auJ through his co!,nscl, \. R. Eng fish, asi;yL for jary trial, which Was granted, anI tha case Vas tried before the following nanrgi citizens, V ho had been summoned as jurors: John Vil- lInv, C. II. Sharpe, ". r. Davis, ]. C. Bales, ;. GiHam, f. TriLolc;. VI. Bunch. John Bell, <. Leich, C. V. Finney, ". VI. Con.tabl. and SoIan Grist. TAc defendant was represented by A. E. English and the prosecution by q. W. Swain. The case was given 10 tine jury at , o'clock this afternoon. who, after being out few minutes, re- turned, being unabI, to agree, and were discharged.
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.ks.ru-s IsA.eyeEv.

tIvA5Lo.. Mo, Oct. -.. 5oi.e parties stole a two-horSe wagon las' night from F NJ Trubv, of this place. Taey came in the night and left an old wagon in place ot the one they took. This fcatis only equal!cd by the steal ing of carload of fat cattle and forty acres of land, both of which were sue cossfuiIy accomplished in tAis section within the past three months.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
E0otis a~ s SIni.~es-.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 21.-A sensational fight occurred in the streets Of SJ. Joseph tonight, the principals being Franl. Fuller, brother of the chief of police, and Harry Too,le, senior mem ber of the wholesale clothing house of Tootlc, Shircman X Co, end 2 nephew of Alr, Milton Tootle, ot $ Joseph. Tootlo was riding alors the street on q fine horse, when t'ui.cr, who was on the sidewalk; ;n semi -maudlin con. dition, called 70 Tootic and asked him How n ,cA will ,ou take fer the mule!' Toot'o dil not reply, but hitchel his horse to lamp post ond ad:ancing to Fuller, knocked Jim down Fuller arose to his fl.5 and Tootle knocked lim down 8 eoroad time. and then a thirl lime. Hy this time Fuller got his bearings, and ;n a few moments began getting the better of his assa;lant Tootla was consider ably the worse for the wear and tear when the comba:an.> were sopo:ated. Both have been put under ags at.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
THE spectacle of Attorney Gen

THE spectacle of Attorney Gen. eral Garland taking Jrdce Vincent to task for suspicious connection witt; New Mexican land 2raboers is highly moral and instructive. Not less sc will be tha. presented by the president inquiring how it happens that the name of Iii, at torney general happens to be as sociated wifi telephone stock job bers. The two investigation, be- ing of Democrats, by Democrats, Republicans will look on with equanimity, even if both Vincent and Garland are reque>tel to IT, sign,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
TELEGRAPHiC
Killed by his Farm EaaEd.E

SIOUX CITY, Oct. 27.-Last night at s o'clock Jas. Alexander, farmer. living seven miles northwest of Ponca. Neb., was shot and killed by a hired man named Blair. The deceased has lived in DIxen county for twenty-five years, and was quite prominent man Tn his neighborhood. He leaves q wife and several children. The provo cation for the murd.r is not vet known, as the two men were quite intimate. After the deed was con- mitted the murderer went to the house and coolly told Mrs. Alexander of his bloody work, but forbade her going to the granary where the body lay. After threatening the life of an aged brother of Alexanders. in the hope of obtaining wha. money there -yss in the house, without avail, he
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
Murdered Co.- EEfS ylonc>.

DETROIT, Oot 2E.-The body of a man believed to be Donald Muir, of Port Huron, was found dead on Third street just after midnight to-nieLt. Thera were marks of violence on the body and bullet hole on the left side of tLe heal The pockets had been turned inside out. w2tchchain broken and other evidences o{ robbery. < revolver with one chamber empty was found lying at his feet, Tbc man had evidently fought hard and been kii,yl for the sake of robbery.
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stabbed I,5 :. zs .>su;l:..

KrAN's NECK, :. .. Ct 2I-A murder vas committed last light in u woods known IS Blind Johns Woods. \ woman named Isabella Jackson 2o. into an a.terc-tion with 8 n:an ,amei Charles Cant. anI from wori, came to blows. Ont was beating the V oman with [ ;cl, hen she struck .. Jim with q rocIsc- knife, striking linn .Iu.t lelov the collar bone, on the right side, anI aevel!@- an important artery, fro T. which Cant nleI to death internally in a few minutes. At the coroner's inquest the jury found tha, Charles Cant came to lis death lv 8 knife wound i'di:ced by Isabelle Jackson. The woman delivered her self up immediately after the stsLbiu. to the coroner, who remandcd her to jail to await trial.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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NEW EoE:, Get. 27. The police have discovered 8 nest of forcars who Aaye vic,imizel banks in this city,, Pittsbn < and U-slon. The writer is au expert ce,u sn, formerly a clerk here, His naaa is Chas. Deucler that O, the l,ojyr, chas. Fisher, and two a,siataa's 'tan" Peters, oi E., t.morr, ard Walter P;e.cc. not here talora known as | crook. All have been arrested and the German Las confessed.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28

THE immediate delivery system has served ono good purpo,e, at leas, by directing attention to tue fact that iE london, notwit'I5tan1 ing the great size ct the city, all letters are delivered within hot to exceed three hours after their re- ceipt; and the secret is a very simple one, being nothing more than provision for sufficient reg ular carrier force to handle mail matter with proper speed and cer- tainty, at ordinary rates of post age.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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BzcHAMPTox, x. F., Oct. ?. Word has been recei.ed in this city to the effect that John Howell, a farmer, residing nca- S,arucca, Wayne county, Pa, this a.tornoon shot four of his children. ranging in age from , to II years, and then shot himself. lis wife and eldest daughter were absent at tic tn e Of the tragedy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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JACKSON, Miss, Oct. ":..-A man giving his name as ". II. Tarrant, ot Michigan, was a!rcstat here 'a,, nigh, after passing counterfeit money to two or three parties in town. To registered at the Lawrence House s.s ". II. Smith. of New Orleans. When he was arrested he had large number of @2c silver certificate. on hia person and number of burglar tools in hi5 valise. The courtsrfeit is ?. >ase one and could not b. passed O.. an expert. Tarrant is aJont 2S years old, clean shaven and weighs abont 10 pounds. He is now in .,ail awaiting trial, which occurs Monday.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
SUliiIIl0nS.

N THF CET sTY col Rf. IN AND FOR THE rCUTNIY OF |OCuISE, IN TIE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 John Montgomery, Plaintjt, ys, Joel < Byin.tuu, C. E. C.tilcIdar and James Brasic Defendants.
 Acticn brought in The County Court 0; CocHfsc, Territory Of AriZOra, and He com ifI the office of the clerk 0! tilc said County
 The Territory of Arizona scnIS greeting 10: Joel :, Byin"tnH, (. R. t.i.eTd~r and JaIne- Eru>ic, defendant $. You are hereby required to appear in aa acton brCUght against you by Inc above named pla.ntiII, iu the County Court of answer the complaint fled therein, "ithiu twenty days lcxcius.yc ui Inc day Of scryiCcl ai cr t.e service or you of this su:rH"us il served within this county; or if served cut rf this cuHHiy. but iI this di>trici. within thirty days; otherwise within i"fty days, or iUGgncut by default Will b. takci. against you according tO the prayer oi s'-iG com plajnt.
 Said acton is brought to recover of you t!c st.lE C. eleven hundred and ior;y-Iwo collars. As fully appears by the complaint filed herein, s. duly certified copy 0: which +, here's aita he'd. And you are hereby notified t.lat if you fail |" appear and arswer the sad complaint, above required, the said pIagntiH will take judgment against you bv default iu line sun O! $i, liz with interest statutory dams gcs and costs of suit.
 Gaycu under my hand and seal of he County Court of Cnchi>C CoEnty. Territory 0l Arizona, tais flh day Oi October, \. D. los5.
 -- 40. WALLACE, Clerk
 ~ By c. ". cLrM, Dept. Clerk
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esu.E.oZau yy;Ii Eyaug.

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 27.-The su- preme court tonight refused 8 nev- trial to Gus Logan, colored, sentenced to be hanged for inc murder of q %hitc merchant in this city last May.
 4 new trial was granted to Dennis Boyd, colorcd, sentenced to te hanged for the murder of David Hass, white, in Bosscc Parish last Christmas.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
Had Accounted for ti,c Money.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The jury in Judge Smiths court, before whom the case of the Burlington railroad com paEy against its former paymaster, Charles S.. Bartlett, to recover &f0,- O00, found {. verdict for defendant, taking iut six minutes to make up thoir minds that Bartlett, having once accounted for money, could not yc held responsible for loss by tbcfs
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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Pgv*bytegign so..a. ;..A.Eht.
 Toung gents dance D5 lii'.as L1- change hall to-nigh;
 Russian satdine4 in kegs at +. |. Man>ticlas. o2I-ii
 Nr. slayen and wife, of Charleston, were visiting this city to-day
 Come running. Thos" fife mack e,al just arrived at R r 4Iansicld's. *
 Our reporter dre, 2 blank in the police coart to-day.
 Call at Summertio,I BroS, and cx- amino their ncw ytY2,,; of Fall Goods*
 Deputy Sheriff swastz, of Charles ton, spent to-do~ in this city.
 Gents underwear sold at 50 cents on the dollar, 3, thc Nov York storc.*
 Judge Mitchell, accompanied hy an |. <. officer. left this morning for Bis bee on little business.
 The Huachura mountains present a pretty sigh. in ;he evening, caused by the brush fires.
 From a private dispatch w. learn that Judge Earac~ will arrive in Tue ,oI. . wcc,- rom saturday.
 lIr. lio'@tadl. ot Charleston, was in this city to-day, Icing a witness in the ease of ;hc Territory $. il,ndcr>on.
 The nsw from. ,j Brown X flares stabl, j. fast approaching completion and when finished will be an "rna- m,nt to tha, block.
 T'.,ap! Th,aap,. Thunp,., sil- y-r! ~;lyDr.! SIYor,! k n,w thr chief topic ,i conversation s4ncy ;I.o ,tar,iu- oi tl.a t':r:rd mill.
 \ Mexican woman aho l..d r,w with some of her ,r~n;~yAon la-t night, was badlv cu. daring tine mclca
 From l..iva;" aoyirr t k learned ,ha; Mr frank Austin, and bride, got sidc-:raclrd at Riverside. Cal., anl VIII not arrive l. Tombstone fo~ igw days.
 < cr:mina! ease Was Icing tried in Judge NyorJ's cour; this afternoon, and District Attorney savage was particularly no;icihIe iy lis absence.
 i, "as sa.;;..-rt"I a.. .!:..- -.,cc;~ to-day that l.nnp haI he,n captured. and .ha. an officer hal left this city to bring him to justice. We hope that it i -o.
 I,at lIil}s. who w.s s2 n,a-ly suiio- cltcI in the West Side mine. several days ago. |, i.o! much better, being reported a< Grlirious most of the time. IT, l.,. been removed from the Russ iIousn to lis ca:.;i. o,. .iX;n street, ucr the Catholic churcn.
 Since Mc->r-. Finch and Fitch Of E n.om, have got married, and Major Gclmtt has gone .n;o the butcher busi- nos', He yom,s folks oi that p.acc, haze noi i,dy ;o joke w,r;.. I; = s"id tl.at Nr T. ]. Whites frequent visit. to this city k laying hi,n liable |, d nu;aher oi practical jokes though ani then thc young folks will he happy iUuin
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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Hrr,.T, Ct F. iiclr Polle. $ iaiai"s surveyor, r.porrs the country of Aue.a PeourAa q wo'thlass sandy deaart The only product is Lad, which Is not woryi the cost of trans poy;ation.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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One of tine leading frst-cllss rcstau- rants in tlis city will be sold reasona- bic ii called for soon. The reasons for selling are that the proprietor has to make trip cast cu bushes, aI:d doe, mol know when he can return. For particulars apply at this office. o2lti
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
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\ tir.t-class baker, one whr ,an take charge. Non" but sobcr man need apply. \ good situation and good wages will b. given to ti" right man Cali on or address ih" Eclipse Bakery Tombstone, \. T. t..
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
SUusafy fGs8FE.

HoS. WHISPER SFh@ET,..... County Judgc
 NEDNEsDaY, Oct 2S, 1885. .ainutcs of last session read and ap- proved.
 Territory v,. Raymond, grand lar ccny.-This ease has been on trial all day, and as we go to press t is sill in progress.
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s3uE7-s.ti sSpsiS.r-.

ErElI>, Get. 7. The famou, Junh"r politician. Herr r":.a,", vii reign his ,-ar Ill tie Nciclstag on account ot i'll health.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28

From the testimony in the Ray Inond case to-day, it looks very dark Tor MT. Raymond. Messrs. Goodrich and smith having wound Henry up pretty tightly.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28

mounted S aogs. and aad. T~r roun try is being searched b: officers and an indignant populace, and if over taken the murderer will doubtless be lynched,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28

MR. CLEvELAED's plan Of mak- ing all the appointments he can before the meeting of Congress is probably the result of an impress sion that after Congress assemble. he will have his hands full of other matters. It may be doubted, how ever. whether this forethought is wise, since. tojudge from the dis satisfaction already expressed with many of the appointments, the work of explaining to the Con gressmen how the appointments happened to be made will prove much more arduous than if tn, se- ,lections had been delayed till December.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28

THERE is good reason, manifest ly, for saying that First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson has out,ived his usefulne.,c. He brought all his faculties to Lear upon the task of saving Ohio to the Democ- racy by bouncing Republican post masters right and left throughout
 the state. and the result was a com plete Democratic defeat ;.Ad Q Re publican gain of about 30,O0G. Mr. Stevenson should gather up his effects and go into retirement.
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THIS PAPER E2s I:o%aii .'i to,jG.' z Jot @S 2s :.

L. F. FISH r, Room, :.G and II, Mcr- chants Exchange building, is an authorized agent in San EraH5i-co, and any contracts male Oy him will be recognized. ThE uAiIy TOMBSTONE is Kept oi file al his agency
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5 ncH2. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat.
 ting and Window Shades.

Tn, latest dena in Tapi three ply Sulfne and aatoMls
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-28
Branch 3. Crockery, China, Glass
 and Plated ware.
Branch q Paper Hanging and House
 Decorations.

We carr ;lat line Territory of Stock Nc~ shop and selected with rn tIe Eastern Ci.s. We Buy Cash give toners benefit.
 All we i Call to con.inc2 you a We nicanlu business RECOMMENDATIONS,
 Ilc Only First lass Furniture
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-14
STERLING'S
RAVAI. RRMRMV
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that I. George D. Aoul-
ton, Of Baker City, Oregon. have BY mutual cen-
sent Of al the partners doing business 1t Hsilsy.
Alturaa County. Idaho Territory. - the
"HAILIY IRON WORKS."
this day sold ny one fourth interest u the prop
erty and bpsincss Of satd Hailsy Iroa WosSs" b
Milton T. Pinoey, Of uailsy. ldAhe. a1d that an
no longer . paztssr o. odd asn. q rsspensis ls
for any Of their liabilities after this date.
dive notice thstI hsvs pnschassd salAJ. .. Aoul.
ton . one-fouyth Interest. end haVe takoo, ~ 60
aent, his place In said Arm and bus3uees. aoA -
bilitiea heretofore reeofn9 on hin, a11 ~ uao1b
Tor ejl dobts SOW sxtsean6 o hssstoiose eeosetea
10 the extent Of HE fos0ae, ooe 1oW NJ eeoeoosee
intereat in the "Hsiley leon Wefko" In aDd
business. 0EO101 y. 1OU1IO1s
MILTON q, RfNI9Y. .
HAux4 idaho, 0ct61eT :. looS eSdwfW
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Wanted,

B0lrding-house for q mining company or q
number Of mines In . good locality. Have had
much experience In the buainess. Apply to 8. J.
Friedman's store for particulars. jylQ
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-14
HALEY, IDAHO SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IA 1875
THg DOLLAR C0LUMN I0NCP VoRP N fNP UPIn

IAdvefesemeuts not sxcesalne an inca Ior -
anes Of small type) In length viii Be- inserted n
sn1s eoiumn for one dollar Per Woek. O. Aiy cent?
ene M asst insertion and twenty-five cents scch n.
o1saonal insertaon-payable In advancs.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-14

Dividend No. 3,

NOTlcf.-At meeting Of the Board Of Dirsc.
!ors OF the Bellevue, Idaho. Mining Company, .
dividend mo. 81 Of ten (loD cent? PER shsrs on tts
capital stock Of the corporation. waa declared,
psyaoleon the 26th day Of Octsbse. lass, st the
omoe 0! the Company. +. O. HORN, 0ec'y,