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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27

direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period Of sixty
days in the WoOD RIVER TINHs, . daily newspaper
published Ut HALEY, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritory
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
". H. Watt atty for applicant.
First publication, Sept. ~, 1855.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27

I direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period Of xty days
in the WoOD RIVER TINES. daily newspaper pub
lished st HALEY, Altu1as county, Idaho Territory
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
w. II. Watt, Attorney for Applicant.
First publication, Sept. ~, less.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, 1DAno. |

LAND OFFICE At HALEY, lDAao,(
Nov. 10, 1855.
I, Alexander HOeffiiger. Of Soldier. Idaho. who
made Homestead Application No. 2n2. for tue Nv
\ sec. 10. TIP. l, 6N IA y. do hereby give notice
OF my intention to make final proof to establish
my claim to the land above described. and that
expect to prove my residence and cultivation he
fore the Register and Reseiver, Ut HALEY, Idaho,
December II. 1895. by two u the following wit.
Alternately. John W. White. snd Lee Bigltr. Of Sol.
dter. Idaho. ALEXANDER J. HOEFFLIGER.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27

AtNl 0eary st.. San fraurtAc0. -
Conducted by Qualified Phyas
clans and SurgeOns-reyulas krad-
uatcH.
a1 The OLDEST SPEClAi.lHTe
In The l'ntted S1aaea. Whose NE.
LOxo KxPEnlk1scE, perfect meeAed
and pure medic ne, insure speedy
and PERMANENT crRks Of all Pvi.
vste. Chronic and Nervous Dts
eases. Affections u the BLOOD.
SKIN. KIDNEYS. RLADDER.
ERul'TIOXS. CLCKRS. OH
ROREE. swelling cf the 0landD,
Scee Mouth. Throat, Ds,ne Paiaa,
perm sncntly cured aud sradicated
from thc system for nse.
NERVOUS i Sssssssy'
e~natual INesea, Sexual neca>
Mental aud Physical Weak.
neas. Failing Memory. Veal
Eyre. etantcd Development. lsn-
pedincnss to Marriage, etc. =.
from exceases or youthful follies,
or any cause. speedily, safely and
~.S.~H~1~ ,,s~1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAno.

LAND UTFICK At HALEY 1DAnO,(
Nov. 10, 1885,
Notice Of the above application will be pub.
lished in the Woo u RIVER TIMEa, printed at flat.
ley. Idaho. which hereby designate "A the news.
paper published nearest the land described in
said application. HOMER L. POUND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Better than Any Other mn.
81 Posr ST., SAN FRANCISCO, August ,, 1882

81 Posr ST., SAN FRANclsco. August 1852
am working sample mills hers and absolutely better rM
sample of that work than Be got with other n
FrsThis mill will do with onshan
wear and tear seoo"d-t requires less and help 70 m.as
pound and clean ns
PERFECTLY in 20 minutes You clean tho mill clean
pse and make milling test Of pound and the
20 minutes from the time feeding And this like the .G
you use too much little with the stamp will m
with 'hi. mill you simply put four 6vs or 81. pe'.e' d.,
or whole weeks it is all tn: You can clean up !.o ~
time in 70 minutes and get amagan; and for certain have
over 100 trials from 50 >5 so than could - @
the stamps will work tangs just we'll In working a'ne
break put anything you like into it send me 100 pounds
You this mill perfectly safe with ths very ohsPss .
IL clean. g,s.
Another thing want to Three can ct .s MI 4,
dav-needs mlwght al the imbeEs o.: ~
inches run
Please let me hear from you. . ,ouveoN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Dissolution Of CePartnership,

Notice 10 hereby given that the CO partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned. nm.
der the nsms and style Of SMITH / CONDRoN.
has been this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
All bills due the hrm have been placed in the
hands Of E. B. Lennon for immediate collection.
All accounts owing by the arm will be paid BY
A. Smith. who continues the busiress,
ARTHUR SMITH.
JOHN CONDRON,
HALEY. Idaho. Oct. %, 1885. o2svldv
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. las.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, Sept. ~, 1855.
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles Pepper. BY
james A. Lusk, his attorney infect, whose post.
on . address 10 Bellevue. Alturas county. Idahe
Territory has made application for United States
LITTLE GIANT" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Section Is. Township 2 North Range II
East Boise Meridian. Mineral Hin Mining District,
AlturasCo Idaho Territory consisting Of G66l lnesr
feet vida. being Lot No. o. and described in the
this once. With magnetic variation Il IL deg. and
Commsncing at the discovery point Of this claim
:nd running 70 dsgrses and 80 minutes W 60
feet point in west end line Of claim; thence ~
degrees $50 feet to corner No. l; thence N 10 de.
grees " $50 feet to corner No. 2; thence "A de.
grecs 81 minutes and 81 seconds z e6el feet to
corner No. g. thence 10 degrees 200 feet to cor.
seconds " 65e6 feet to corner No. l. embracing an
area of sol acres applied for. No conflicts. From
corner No: the corner 70 sections .. TO- IS and 10
~ seconds W $751; feet.
The said mining claim being of record in the
tn: Of said district
nearest Known locations o~ins the Empire" and
Anv and ~ parsons claiming adversely any por.
Mining Claim Or surface ground are
required % nie their adverse claims thereto
Win the Heg1oeef OF the united states Land Once,
At HALEY. Idaho Territory. within the sixty days
publication the reos they will BE- barred by vr.
tue Of the provisions Of the Statute In such cases
made and provided.
HOMER L. FOUND. Register.
I direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period Of sixty
days In the wO0D RIvs TIMAs, daily newspaper
published at Haley. Alturss county, Idaho Ter.
| ritory.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
". u. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
FiPat qualification 6Ant "a lA6S
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27

1t will be equally open to children of all
denominations, and while Catholic chill
dren will receive instruction in their faith,
all interference with the religious belief Of
other pupils shall be scrupulously avoid
ed.
The Directress of this school was until
recently the manager of Convent schools
in the East, and brings here her successful
experience of % years. Hence, although
the school she now opens is not Convent
school, parents may rest assured that con-
scientiOus attention will be given not only
to the usual branches of refined and use
full education, but also to the moral and
polite culture of their children. The art
of Domestic Economy being made spc-
cial feature, habits of order and industry
will be inculcated, and all care will be tax
en- to promote the comfort and happiness
of the pupils, making their scho0l-life as
much like hOme-life as possible.
For particulars, address
PRINCIPAL Wood River Select School,
HALEY, IDAHO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Wood River
Boarding and Day
SCHOOL!

In the course of few weeks a select
Boarding and Day School under the above
name, will open in the brick building
known as the
"Shaforl Block" Ctoy Street,
HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27

TO THE MINING PUBLIC!
tn. under.en.d SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO 70. II. 81.
WISWEI.L
Ore PdVGlIer and Electric Anal
ganatOl Combined
Best Ore. Working Machine il lie NrlI
prepared with place machine. on IL.
most favorable
EVIDENCES OF MERIT.
Although Machine scarcely month. .om ~
already various widely located regions Of thu %
giving universal satisfaction the STAMP MILLS
ARE INVARIABLY DISCARDED wherever introduced!
TEsTIn1oN1ALs.
CHARLOTTE N. C., August s. 1885,
40 " ""'' ''' '''''' ~ WIZ "@ THOMAS c. DUNN,
Proprietor Rudsi Gold Nine
BRrcK1NR1Dcx, Co.., August l. 1885,
am saving IS to per gold with w.ws .a
with the stamps E. b. WlTHERELL
i SAN FRANclsco. Cal, August 1851.
but saving @ ''' ;iP' JOHNSON '
81 Post street, San Francesca
! CHICAGO. July 20 1885,
believe Wiswe Electric the best thing the market
Il T. J. COOPER
mr. Cooper interested Jay other Riv
Idaho mines.
Il Compelling Stamp Mills t. Shut Down.
il BREcx1xR1Dex, Col, August q, 1895
Ny DEAR SIRln order myself plainly regarding
Wswe MILL will inclose record Of the mil
the have treated quite amount II
No. lot, the mill saved 40 than the
! No lot "A per cent.
Il No Slot, As per cent
i No. lot 40 per
Il No. lot, 40 per cent.
The of eli tho Of tho gold Of
fact have been the Of closing MILL and looks s
other totterng will be pleased give you any further information
Yours truly, Il. b. WlTHEREL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27

QUASIpoRTAblE I1Ll.
The diameter Of The mill 81 tsst snd it. entire weight a0
TONS No single piece weighs 1900 peunda th'''i'
venisnt for transportation
For farther Particular, call addssss-
T. :. pIO0TTE,
SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO
.r,x.s" o6es. B's'
Han 81, September l. 1885,
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DR.. LlEBlC
Private Disuoasary

AU, aeary a.. San Frauctaco. -
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Notice tor Publication.

I Pat. FU1EY, Under-6her1h.
L Ac00wAx, Atty's for pln's.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

Among the chronic ailments hardest
classed "Sirk Headache" from which
ST. macy suffer periodical fortunes. In
cur administration of Compound OXr-
gen we have heer able To break he
iorce and continuity ut this disease in
nearly every case, tnd where the treat
Iu-nt has been com inurd for sufficient
Iiiue to make radi"alrurt Ia II recent
ease which rane uu,icr our treatment,
"" have the 'oi'o" report OF prompt
rClief I; comes iruul {, gcntiGnian AT
Wind Rid -, IA. lie says:
IL had suffered tor cu months with a
II ind, nervous hrdEArho, never heinE
over twuuavs without t. | ,rica di!t' l.
eat kinds % tens said to II. go q for
headache, hut a.. h"ti oiiy got worse.
| saw your tUu,luuni Oxygen ""cnu =
,n"nded. = commenced iuhai'ng
on Wrdne d ~. tu Sunday h"G = We y
severe spill ~ GrrNUG~ 80 K hra aero t
numb. ! used tn g.. mpnuuu ONN gen
Tor tire W,cts, AND nave not had Il sick
hethache siuce. l. has bcen nearly u
month slice | stopped using il. feel
very CRATE IN you tor so good iieni-
cine Also for another painful
condition | IL that three weeks "t
,mir treatment ha- cured me. have
often had ~ take nIurphine. Not pam
amy mo,e." :,
Our .rreatise on Compound Oxygen"
Containing history Ut the discovery
and mode at actiu" Of this rsnarknbl',
curative agent, aud iarg" record OF
.urpri ling cures il Cnn~umptin1 Ca
tarrh, Neuralgia, Eronuhitis, A>thna,
etc., and VIDE range of chronic niS
,nsvs, will he seni i'ee. Address DrS,
{, arkey ~ P,Icn, 100 and iii Girard
street, Pniiadeiphia.
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abscbs,ss als.abiesa.

San Asftyt. Jsn. o. Special. d.
| From ~, H. A. Harness, n pfi mlneni ~.
| Inn ~ IIOerne, The NJ rain rOffeatJn.
| Feat has gleaned information ~ n
i,N0' H. murder, which hiss Just come H.
lipht. Two Bernsu shepherds were
fnInd dead un tho Medina, ahnnt eight
nileS from Uvalde, one last Thursday
lUernpOn ana tho other ON ShuTda,
veuinv, The dead Dpn were fpnnd
bout $40 yards apart aud both had hOr-
iiL. gsshcs lu their hoHds, evid, n,ly Ia
flicted with an axe. A slickOr nui sling
Off Mexican horder, stained with blood.
a. Il cluited with human hair, were
found near tho corpses and suspicion
;,puts strongly toward n party
',hp Is supposed "a have committed the
crime, huth has mt yet heGA arrested
one ~ the Germans was killed IN hi
rtInp; the other sbout 800 yards OFT from
tho camp. They were both no dOuut
killed NJ the same Time and the first one
found had tho appearance Of having
heen dead th-eo or k.ur days, Tho in
u,Iuunt was nable To give tho names
~ the two murdered mon, or tho prob
able cause of their mrrder One 0f the
Germans had heen liNtrg in tho noigh.
borhood about three years ana the
other only Hshort while.
I.ArGR-DETA I.s y EANlD.
A dispatch from Uvt,d,, received 70.
night, gives tho following addilinisl
particulars - the murder Tho names
Of the unfortunate victims were Henry
Kuhlmann and Joseph Stein, German.
aud partners, living alone. They hal
been dead for several days when found !
rhe scattering of their sheep ted To the
search for them. Euhluann, who WAS |
Il member at Concurdia lod ~, Knights |
uf Honor, Of Austin, aud wor' tn badge !
m his brea,t, WAS shot while ri ting ON |
his camp stool. He WAS found last |
Tuesday by Mr.. Church, n neighhoriug /
stock man. Stein was found on the
prairie about a haIf milo from the camp, |
last Saturday, 10y Sheriff Baylor, aft"rSev- /
.ral days search, where ha was seen ON .
tne SUNDAY previous hrrdiuE his sheep !
ROaG.p ~ ER DEATH.
Roth had lriu, u their faces until stiif |
making Impressions on the ground, but !
both had been turned over and were on
their backs when found. Both had their |
packets ritl5d by bloody hands. The |
.diiip was robbed 81 n Kennedy rifle,
u fine ovcrcoHt, NJ ch dnd chain, shirt |
studs, Il pair Of Sho. : and 'wo suits OF |
clothes. A bloody Iii krr aud shep- |
herds sling, Identified as belonging to a |
missing MEXICAN, furnished the only |
g ne To the identity of the slayer. Sheriff |
Is ,ylor ani Seekers rargerS are >cOur- !
ing the country Tor Ib. red handed vii |
lain, but IL is doubted whether thav can |
muster iurcre Ough To save his neck |
| caught. Kaufman WAS brought to |
Uvaihp, where he lay in state in the
SheriiI7s oiiice and was so buried in |
Uvalde cemetery. STEMS booty was
hurried at the rauch by the officers and a
number ot rauch'uen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

CA DWELL, KAN, Jan. .. Two troops
of cavalry arrived to-day, from Fort
dayes, Capt. Duncan in command
of the troops, aud leave here
OH Thursday tor the Booner camp
Oh the Saltwater. in The Indian Terri
tory, where Capt. Crauch's colony of 300
men are located. In this st elton he Is !"
ne Joined by the three truups from
sill and two from Fort Reno. Gen.
ua(ch, who will com uand the rel
uieut, was seen 10y AN Associated Press
reporter AT his headquarters 10 day AMI
gave the following PARTICULARS:
lie will have two HOtchki-s gus AMI
skilled men to work them. He does
not intend 10 lose niln-
ute III >hurt-ranSe hsht
but will retire and open on tue bop"er
camp " iLh the>e long range guns. IL"
uoes not desire a light. but his
orders are irunclid and specific
aud will be eXecu cd 10 The lett'r lie
hopes the colonists will not resist when
called on H. surrender, but VI
they will not leave peaceablS
there would be trouble. a colInlst from
Crouch's camp arrived yesterday.
He says they obey Capt. Crouch
orders implicitly and wiz
resist the soldiers when he gives the
for a fight. They will not
DO removed except by superior
numbers and force. Thet
dpnounce President Artnur, congress,
the cattleue, and the war department
in unmeasured terms. They would
have cleaned Lieut.. bays com.
pany out If he had opened
ire on them. There was no collision
between Days men and the boomers, rs
reported. He ordered them to surrender.
They refused, armed themselves
and took refuge behind their breast
works. They waited Tor his ex"cu ing
order To fire in five minutes. His in
structiUns did II cover that emergency
and he retired, but went into canir
near by. Thus the matter rests. The
weather is so severe that the bnonier
| can not move on. Neither can the sol
diers move on the BOOMERS. They
threaten to burn every ranch in Okla
homa ON the Cherokee strip.
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Gov. Cleyelnnd Gov nilI.

\ nANY. Jan. 5.-L'cutrnant Govern
ar Ilili viii cal the senate Ia order to-
morrow, ard after prayer recess " II be
taken until the asset bly, organizes. On
tho re ass6,unliug of tho sam
ate, message from GoV.
'leveiaud, al "ounCmg his resignation,
win he read and 4 message from the, III
coming Governor Hill will follow,
deu IN. with the affairs OF state.
The Democratic cducu, 80 Night chose
Assemrl, ~ an Peter MrCann, chaii man,
.nd WIu. G. Ely WAS honor-d with the
nomination Tor speaker Oh
no assembly. In making the nomina'
tinn of Mctjann to" chairman Of the
caucus, Assen,blyman Roe>che SAID
rnn Democratic. pa ~ entered the year
1895 with its star In the ascendency,
and il would continue u
20 on until the works So
auspiciously begun unGer Grover Cleve'
land would I've done. Let Us be watch
rui of the interests of tne people. Let
us develop the highways aud byways
of commerce., and le' US conduct our
selves ~ that the people will appreciate
and applaud our Iur,nse.
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THE GALL OF The GRANT GANG,

ALBANY, jan. u The senate WAS
calied IL od, = hy Lieuiensnt-,iovernor
Hill. The iuii was called, alter which d
r. cess oIHu nullr WAS taken.
the assembly was called "a order ~
II O'clock aud the memOers were sworn
in.
George H. Erwin was elected speaker
of the assembly.
A committee WAS appointed To- iItify
Gov. Cleveland lhtL the leglsiLlur" had
organized.
HRIEr, MT RusiN ss-LiKE.
Gov. Cleveland srnJ the following 20
the legislature SHORTLY after noon:
ALBANY. " ExEcu I'VE CHAMBER, Jan.
o, iSSj.-ro the Lcsisla urc:
| hereby re>igu tue ,ilico OF governor
OF the stale at New York.
Signed GRov II CLEVELAND.
HELLO! MIL!
a committee was appointed 10 notify
Iii, III ennni-GuvsrIior I'M ~ Gov.
Cleveland res gnalinn, and Inform him
that the legislature was ready Tor bu>i-
ness.
Adjourned until tuesday, January IL.
MS NAME Is ID NNIs.
Senator Dennis Mccarthy was elected
president the senate.
GOV. nILL's MESSAGE.
Gov. HUI, IN his niessuye To the leEis-
laturc, says:
at may be safely asserted
that the nistration oi Gov. Cieye
land for Lwo Years past has more than
met the just expectation at the people,
and has made Its lasting impress ION
upon the annals of tho stale. IL has
D.en brill mt Ia its sterling integrity
sate IN it, true conservatism, bold ia It's
forts for reform, faithful III It's adher-
ance 10 pledges and yigilanL In its OPP
| position to corruption IL has been
lslraigh.furwaid and business.like IL
duct, unil.d with unqu-siiuned homes y
of purpose. Gov. Glen Gland has won Tor
il and Tor himself Tue waini
approval of his political friends,
the sincere respect of Ills
opponents, and the answering and un'
selfish support Of tLe independent citi'
zelis every where. That he may meet
with the same degree of succ' s. in tn,
greater office TO which he has beel
called, ~ the earnest wish OF all the
citlZens of This state and Oi every ioNel
OF good government.
| GOOD BYE, GROVER.
A large number of p. ople visited thu
executive chamber 10 bid fOrewell I,
Gov. Cleveland. The governor was
in genial, communicative moot
talked freely and iuk"d laugh'ngly
! All the afternoon thric WAS cunsthh
succession If Nisiiuis 80 The chan. be
The ladies appeare ! 10 rf-'iohilnaLe.
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SOME BAD SYMPTOMS.


nasal the and thence the hos me
the on.ch
vi
The bcoii
difficult the
theo
HALT
couneract
its ba, e'ul
AMONG WOMEN The Of
of
brnci diff
s
IN ,n"LS this fearful malady
cn
sdwth
nchild ,hrordt hiSdi
ROOM bench, the
neral criSr,a arr ten ~
rh rt neglect sufficient peca4inn and 'd
Ihayesn public
the a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
PLYMOUTH PEW PURCHASE
BEEcHER'S ANNUAL AUCTION.
The Scene at the Trading in the Temple
The Old Guard still Loyal T." its
Leader = The Past and the
Present Premiums.

New YORK, Jan. 6.--The thirty-eighth
annual sale of sittiDgs in plymouth
church, Brooklyn, took place this even
ing at o'clock. BY the time of opening
the sale, the church was vel, filled
Mr.. Beecher sat upon the platform, ana
near HIN were ii. b. Clafiin and >. V.
mated, the pastor arose, ant
advancing to The desk, saiu,
N congratulate myself, aud
congratulate you this evening. IN,
suspicious occasion has coine arounu
which all goou men long for through
the year, and tonight, ia order that W.
may express a welcone, we have 70
lected two Of the handsome st men IN tb'
congregation "a sit upon the platform
hehipd ms" (refaIrtuy to Chatlta ano
Whiie). "Yes, aud both are white n,e'
too,p put in MIR. Ch&iiin. "They ArrAnh'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
Te-D Y. HUuNy. DEC o, OF
No. 9 red Isl. wy a. .OlhlR (0 aNgS7
No. 4 red 9j.stg B6 % (GS2 al vg773A
No 4 winter 81 ia a Il 10 lj7l4 1925
RANGE OF wHEAT FUTUREK
G OeSd CLOSED
Sat'd', o. ay Hig'st LOw'st
February SlA VIA " Ma
March,. ...... SSeS vGA Ota tfH
AIndrment for Mexico.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Judge Barrett, OF
the supreme court, to-day rendered a
decision in the action brought by tho
republjc OF Mexico a. ainst tie Ameri-
can and Mexican Railroad u Telegraph
company, Joseph Britton, George u.
raylor, jeremiah .irunney ana Cnarle s
tanned permission from the Mexican
congress to build railroad and telegraph
lines across the states of Chihuahua and
Sonora. They flied bond of $1,000
tnat the work would be begun within q
year, which was not done. The result
gives the republic the full amount oil
the bond, with interest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

ALnANY. Jan. THE Express To
morrow will say that It's choice for
United states senator was Arthur. hut
as he has notified hi. friends ihht he II
not candidate, that ends the business
II then says; "COl. William Eyarls can
make ~ SPEECH nv long ns tn" drralosu",
hi,i We want something more than this.
lvnTis lacks the requir' meIts al pnli-
ties. The Expires, can discover no man
who j. 81 we'll ad ,pi"d To The position ~
ton ChRurCy NJ, Depew, nlsu R-puh
lean, who, with voice, and with n"uTt
and with tongue, which gave NJ ~ cTr-
'aln snund. brprw would he our very
strongest candidate,
ERWIN IL nE SPEAKER,
Albany, Jan, 5.-Mr, iiubnel has
lust hcen Withdrawn from The rae" Tor
speaker. That leaves Erwin alone III
the iield, and the winner. Fhe contest
went on all tho morning aud afternoon
IN tha rooms pnd the corridors OF the
Dalevnn House, and ut one lin" Huh
bell was apparently aheai, hht the
friends OF Erwin suddenly
rallied and swept the field
hcfire them. The proceedings in
ibe caucus this evening VIII necessarily
hr hri-i.
Thn Republican assembly caucus Nas
held In tho assembly chamber Many
ladies were proseut on the floor, but
tho males we're largely Ia the ma,
inriiy. The galleries "cre Ullrd
witi interested Sleufhi"rS Ihe
chamber was brilliantly illuminated.
hsrrmhls IMAM Van Alien "ns uutui-
mnusly chosen chairman at he caucus,
lie Sdi,, " hchGuNcl ~. irpnhlican mnni-
her, in tro interest uf thor pnr'y, :"
nave scSSiuu that ,hCuli reflect credit
on tho perry uIF u -" 10
Il that ~" laws placed on the sla'ute
Gook. .houli II, such ~ IL receive the
approval and end iseW,u. o. the people
% ino StE'r.
Geo. Il. Erwin, OF 81. Lawrence
county. was placed umani.npusly ia
o.inn,iuu for SPEAKER aud Chas. "A.
Cuirkowa sei,rtrd ior clerk.