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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
PERSONAL.

Capt. John Il. Jones, of Goshen, is in
the city.
Col. L. w. Oglesby, of Plano, was in
The city yesterday.
| Mr.. ]. IL. Bookhout is visiting his old
home, Roxbury. New York.
| +. ID. Grice, business manager of the
San Antonio Express, is in the city.
| Mrs. Gov. John Ireland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. 5. Hurt, No. 1886 Cot
! tago Lane.
Mr.. w. V. Johnson, of Colorado, left
via the Missouri Pacific last night for
Louisville.
John Howard, of the Bee Line, and Ii.
p. Hughes, OF the Missouri Pacific, are
in the city.
MIR. j. D. Mcpherson leaves for Nash
! Vile, Tennessee, this morning via the
Texas & Pacific,
Mr.. Edward Drane, OF Nashville, Ten
nessee, left for home yesterday via the
| Texas & Pacific.
Capt. s. p. Emmerson leaves this
morning for the Crescent City TO take in
the exposition.
Col r. L. Word, prominent stock
man OF Taylor, is in the city and stop
ping at the Windsor.
Mr. A. j. Porter, of tho Weir Plow
company, left via the Missouri Pacific
last night for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Jones returned
yesterday from visit TO Selma, Ala
bama, and the New Orleans exposition.
DR.. G.. @. Beeber, Or. @. b. Rains, Rev.
G. w. Slaughter and Col. X. w. Duke,
leading citizens of Mineral Wells, are
in the city hunting railroad.
Col. j. Is. Mcleod, formerly proprie
tor of the st. George hotel hero and nov
a leading citizen OF Paris, is in tho city
guest Of the above named hostelry.
Mr.. Geo. X. Holloway, of the firm o
Holloway IL Co, lett via the Missouri
Pacific last night for u few months visi
in Europe, He was accompanied by hi
two daughters.
Hon. John IL. Reagan, OF Palestine
was in the city, a guest Of the Crane
Winsor, en- route to Kaufman county OF
private business. He was called upon
by number OF his friends and admir-
ers and was rather reticent on politics
Capt. n. p. Turner, manager of til,
Arctic Refrigerating company, whose
headquarters are at st. Louis, IL in thu
city a guest of the Grand Windsor. III,
says tho company expects to handle
good lot OF fruits ana vegetables thi
season.
Mr.. Il. e. Murchison, prominentciti
zen and leading merchant of Athens, il
in the city watching the movements o
the directory of the Texas Trunk road
He says that the people of Athens ar,
, anxious to have the line extended from
Kemp, the present terminus, TO Athens
} a distance OF % miles.
Maj. VIM. p. Randall and wife re
turned yesterday from New Orleans
J whore they have been taking in the OK
I hlbition. The major is looking spler
) didly, and no says the Texas eIhibitio
is beauty. He ia much enthused owe
! what ne witnessed. Mrs. Randall Ia a
/ much glorifled over the Texas exhibi
( ton as Is the major.
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A soumo foraLad.

There was somo little excitomSnt Gre
ated at the courthouse last evening
Anderson Miller who was arrsigned In
the county court on tho charge of COM
hitting an aggravated assault upon his
stop daughter, was disc harged
by the jury Shortly atlerward
Mrs. Miller While walking along
Main street near tho public square,
met her l3-year old son, Charlie Dorsey,
IN company with his uncle, Allen Dor
sey, and Ms. Dorsey, with whom the
lad has been>livlng They claim that
his mother skve the boy 10 thom 10
raise. When she met thom,
MIS-. Miller grabbed her son
aud so eid his uDcle and
his aunt ana in pulling to got posses.
sion OF the lad, he was nearly pulled
into pieces. There was regular tussle,
I'm which tho mother camo out victorious,
but she had TO hold on % hun after thu
capture tor 10 was evident the boy
wanted To 90 With his uncle. Mrs. Al.
len Dorsey stated that Miller, the lads
stop-iather, had mistreated HIM. They
SAY thaJ they Will carry tho case into
the courts. IL Ia family quarrel tina.
bsGes no good.
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Now Annnlntmrnt..

WAsmNoroN, May li.-Tho President
made tho following appointments to-
day:
Thomas III. Simms, 20 be collector OF
informal revenue Tor tho district OF Ar
kansas, vice Henry McCooper, sus-
pended,
Charles Is, staples, to 10 collector of
internal revenue for the l2lh district of
Pennsylvania, vice Edward II. Chase,
suspended.
Richard +. Dodge, TO be collector of
customs for the district OF Salem and
Beverly, Massachusetts.
Richard Il. Rundlett, TO bo collector of
customs for the district of Wisconet,
Maine.
Cary Il. Pope was appointed postmas.
ter al Hillsbor0, OHIO, vice j. w. Patter-
son, suspended, The charge there was
made upon an inspectors report, show.
ing shortage In the accounts on two or
three different occasions, which, al
though Immediately made good, were
violauons OF duty and of the fixed poll
icy OF the department.. His removal
was also recommended by the inspector.
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Railroad Delegation Arrived.

Drs. G. y. Beelor, q. b. Rains, Rev. @.
w. slaughter and Uol. r. w. Duke, all
promi ient citizens of the city OF Min
eral Wells, came down ON last nights
train for tue purpose OF conferring with
the management OF the Dallas & North
western railroad, with view to Undue.
ing them tG0xtend tho Dallas IL Nortn-
western through THAR section of coun.
lry; Those gNntloinen come well forth
ned with ptooftb show the route through
Johnson, Parker,tPalo Pinto and YOUNG
'oyuuties 10 boz tho most feasible
route to-the cosk fields ogNorthwest
Texas, penetratinSlQpe of th&hnost az.
rioultural sections N the state. They
are also prepared TO Offer substantial IN
ducements In the way of money, be-
sides The right-of-way and grading
over 10 miles OF the worst route on the
line' These gentlemen are certainly EN-.
Titled TO a hearing, and II the half Is
true that the gentlemen tell of their
route the company would certainly do
well to adopt the southern route.
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0enoral Warrington Nows.
CUBAN DUTIES ON CATTLE.

CUBAN DUTIES ON CATTLE.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE depart
ment of state has received information
from the consul-general at Havana that
the collection of duties ON cattle inn
ported into Cuba, which was suspended
by DEGREES OF the Spanish government in
November, 1877 and October, 1882,
will be again enforced on and after the
lst Of July.
A CROOKED CONTRACT.
In the smith court of inquiry to-day,
G. M. Young, of the firm of w. II.
Young a CO., of New York, who fur
nished butter for the Greedy relief ex-
pedition, testified that the firm had paid
Geo, b Golf, of this city, s cents per
pound for securing a contract for them.
Mr.. Golf will testify to morrow.
A SENSIBLE DOCUMENT ON LABOR.
The monthly statistical publication
of the agricultural department for
in two or three DAYS, contains a COM
prehensive statement Of the wages paid
TO farm laborers in all parts of the coun-
try, based on what Mr.. Dodge, tho sta.
GistiCian Of the department, believes t.
be entirely trustworthy data;
Eastern states ......................S % 81
Middle states ..................... % Il
southern states. IA y
Western states ................ y Q
California acknowledgements. IS Il
The amount of labor seekin.
employment in agriculture ut Tho
| present time 10 unusually large,
| yet there are many localities in almost
| every section of the country in which
/ there is moro or loss complaint O
scarcity. The report closes with the
] practical suggestion that in tbs manu-
featuring cities and towns offices b,
| opened, either by the labor unions OF
by the benevolent citizens, through
| which communication may be opened
/. between unemployed city workers ant
| formers needing holp, so that a WORTH
city laborer may have the means o
making known his true character, in
stead of starting ont on fool adven
turo, subject to the risk OF being mista-
ken for professional tramp.
POPULAR rosTNIIs TREss.
An army delegation, consisting o
! Surgeon General Murray, Inspector
General Baird, Assistant Adjutaut. Gen
eral o. ID. Groen, Gen, III. j. Hunt, Con
Ayres, and Lieutenant Colonel Hudson
to-day called upon the president anC
urged tho retention of Miss Sumner,
daughter of the late Gen. Sumner, n
pOstmistross AZ Charlottesville, NOrtl
l NhIOllllas
REDUCTION IN THE TREASURY FoRCE
Six clerks and ono messenger in tn
Office Of the supervising architect OF tn,
treasury were dismissed TO day and tn
salaries Of tho three principal clerk
were reduced, IN order TO bring the eN
penditures OF the Office within the limi
OF tho appropriations Tor the current tis
cal year, ending juno 80. The change
I Will leave the current oNpouges of In
Office about 81 200 Hereafter leaves q
absence will DO granted 10 clerks an,
employees Of the treasury department
for not muIe than 30 DAYS 10
each year aud proportional
| periods tor shorter times of services
| reckoning back o. the last leave OF alb
sonce for tho full time then due, but 10
not moro than ono year. All absence,
Tor any cause what0vAr, during the tim
Within which the right ~ leave ha
/ occurred, will DO deducted.
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and family, Lebspon; Mrs Alice
Thomas, Mrs NJ Il Whitmore and maid,
Waxahschie; w w Bell, Austin; l. Il
Eubert, Mesquite; N Il Stands, Forney
J b JOnson, Runnells; G A Weaver, st
Louis; John a Peel, New Orleans; IL
BlgRs, Albany; w Johnson, Gran
bury; w Geers, Denton; II White,
Clarksville; Il Roberts, w Durham,
city;J ID Atkinson, Mckinney; II T
Thisk, Weatheriord; Mrs NJ II Garnet,
Mckinney; John Jones, Texas; w d
Estes city; II Y Marchison, Athens; c
A Jordan, Jno Farar, Ennis; McMa-
han, NJ d, Miss II /. Howe, Richardson ;
I II Smith, Crockett; w Remy, Wich-
ita Falls; J III Brown, A J Porter, city;
M M Brooks, kaufman; d Johnson
Mckinney; 5 II Brush, Usage. Iowa; |.
II Carhart, Clarendon; Ii Carver,
q A Addison, Chicago; Graneteo II
Martin, Texas; Il II Embree; Duck
Creek
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
SUNSET" COX GOES TO TURKEY.
A Sensible Document on Labor-Reduo-
ton In tho Treasury FOrce-A Popu-
lar POstmistress - Appoint
ment Register, Etc.
MIR. Cox Concludes to Invade Turkey

WASHINGTON, May A-A delegation
from the fourth assembly district OF
New York, who arrived in Washington
last evening to present to Hon. S. S.
Cox and to the president a series OF res
olutions recently adopted in New York
city, held meeting this morning in a
parlor at Williard's hotel Judge John
Henry Mccarthy was chairman.
Mr.. Cox had been sent for,
and was presented. Judge Mccarthy,
In Ia few highly complimsntarylremsrks,
presented an engrossed copy of the res
olutions, to which he said the people
trusted Mr.. Cox would answer in The
affirmative. The preamble and the
resolutions were then read.
Mr.. Cox, in the course of brief
speech, declined to withdraw from the
mission, on the ground that the presi-
dent had appointed him without his So
licitation and was determined he should
60 to Turkey. Thereupou the delegS-
ton called upon the president and
asked him to advise Mr.. Cox TO decline.
rhe president said Mr.. Cox was the
man he wanted for the Turkish mis-
sion and he could not spare him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
Gen Grant.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Yesterdsy was
acknowledged to be bad day tor Gen.
Grant. He suffered,with his throat, and
could only speak with difficulty. The
afternoon brought him no re-
lief, even though it brought
DR.. Douglas, and it was
not until early this morning that he fell
into slumber, superinduced by an ex-
ing he awoke feeling little easier, but
not at all improved In his general con-
dttion. The weather has very depress-
ing effect on the generals spirits.
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Smoking Cigarette. nv machinery.

One OF the most curious exhibitions
OF tho kind ever brought TO Dallas, is a
Skilllul piece of mechanism. 10 is q
dudishly dressed monkey which lifts a
lighted cigarette to its mouth, and with
deliberate languor puils the smoke
from between It's lips and occasionally
through its nostrils, The lips open aud
shut and the eyolids droop In the most
ludicrously. affected way as IL elevutos
y pair Of gold glasses in an ogling FASH
ION. IL Is shown at some of the cigar
stores by Mr.. @. ID. Wingield, the enter.
prising agent for the brand of tho Opera
Pun cigarettes, which arc becoming "as
familiar IN our mouths rs household
wocds.n
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In Addition

IN hhu ltlon
10 the clothing and neckwear which
you will ind advertised in this issue,
wo should have ment oned our unusu-
ally well assorted stock of mems, bows
and children's straw hats. The bulk of
the stock has just reached here in time
to meet the warm weather. We show
an entirely fresh stock OF them, and if
we judge right they will sell readily, as
the styles arc beautiful aud unique the
prices low enough 20 suit everybody.
We draw the attention of our lady
patrons TO tho children's hats. Those
nobbiest hats they ever saw. Our vari-
Gus lines OF boys waists are also very
much admired. They are all new do
signs, made very substantially, and
sell well, Como and got Que OF our 70
cent lace tides for'25 cents.
SANGER Bros.
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Arkansns CnttIo ounrnntlncd.

MEDoRA, NJ. T., May H,-Nlne
hundred and fifty cattle belonging to
+. w. Freiz, Of Arkansas, have been
quarantined at Sentinel Butte, near the
Montana limo. Tho cattle have been
loose and scattered Theroason for the
quarantine is supposed possible pleuro-
pneumonia. The cattle appear healthy,
however, cut very poor. The owners
declare the quarantine to DO unwar-
ranted,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
Galveston custom House.

GALVESTON, May lit is learned
thst the government authorities at
Washington have decided upon the
removal of the Galveston GUS
tom house from It's present
location on Mechanic street near 2lst,
20 the magnificent Moody building on
Strand, cOrne- ul 22i street. A lease
Tor one year has been executed, with
the privilege Of continuing the same for
three years, Yna lease covers only ONE
half the FRS iioor and the en-
tire second floor Of the Moody build
ing, at Il rDntal oi SO 600 year. Posses
sion be given ON July 1. The new quar-
ters are vast Improvement over the
present quarters,
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will, at the request of the
Odd Fellows of this city, address
the citizens at the opera-house as to
their willingness of having the Odd
Fellows orphans home located here
and see what steps they will take to Sc.
curing that institution. AS the security
of the Orphans home is but step &c
getting the order to build the temple at
this place, necessitating the expendi.
ture OF at least 500, 900 at the place of its
location, ali inducements that Corsi.
cana's citizens can offer will be put
forth.
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Information NJ the city secretary's.6 o.
flee is to the effect that tho S5O,OOo Of
Dallas city bonds, authorized TO b. sold
by the council, have been purchased at
par Ia 81, LOui-, and the money is in
QUO OF the banks ul that CITY, awaiting
tho order OF tho treasurer OF llas. NESsa
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Labor Matters.
THE pIrTsBURa MEETING.

~ T - ~ = W. 'Il7I1 I''W'
P1rTsBuRG, May 1.-THE scale Of
wages which the iron mauUigc-
turers will present to the
Amalgamatod association ut
the conference has been made public. 1t
proposes reduction of a fraction less
than 10 per cent. ON the present scale,
will not, however,, agree TO make the
scale binding for the year, should they
desire u change, and have inserted a
clause that the agreement can be ter
minated on 60 days notice by other
party. Members Of The AmalgamRted
association say the association Will never
agree to the sale in its present shape,
and unless il is modified very materi-
ally a strike on tIe lst of juno is prob
able,
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nnlvinr for the nenh-

Pursuantto instructions given by the
grand jury, now in session, force is
delying in an old well on Williams
street, in East Dallas, looking for the
bones Of colored man, alleged to have
been murdered some 10 wears ago. It is
hinJed that a party, while under the in.
iiuence of the coil OF joy" told the
story OF the killing. No bones have yet
been found,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
Amcrlcnn. nn rrlnl I'M nle,lnn

MoNcLovA, Mex, May H,--[Spoeial.l
Tho trial Of Bethel, conductor, and
Eddens, engineer, who arc charged with
running their train over Mexican, IL
still progressing. The chances arc now
favorable for tho release OF the prison.
ers. Allthe prominent officials Of the
Mexican International are present and
every effort TO secure fair play 10 being
made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15
sales of Texas Wool.

ST. LOUIS, May u.-Tho first public
wool sale that ever took place
here was made this after
noon at tho PEPPER cotton press.
The offerings were $1,000 pounds OF
Texas wool, The attendance was quite
large, and bidders were here from Bos-
ton aud PhiladalphiH. The wool was
disposed OF, three lots Of 10000 pounds,
at is cents per pound; 2j,0OO pounds 1t
10 cents per pount; 1000 pounds ut l5Is
cents. The bidding was spirited, aud
the sale was regarded rs a success, and
is looked upon a. the forerunner Of a
grant trada
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CoRsIcANA, May Special Mr..
j. NJ. Haney, OF Russellville, Arkansas,
is in the city. and will meet with clti-
zens to morrow to arrange for the cree
ton OF cotton mill at this point.
The Alert Hose company gave q pic
was largely attended.
The Houston Il Texas Central pay car
passed through here to-day, and settled
accounts for the month of April.
Capt NJ. d, Dewing, Of Waco,
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Mr. nnnna ne.Irca a chnnro.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-Mr. Hanna,
ofIndiaua, recently appointed minister
TO Persia, has requested a transfer TO
tho Argentine mission, on account of
the health or his wife, which will not
permit such journey az that 10 Per.
STA. Tho matter Is now under consider.
alton by the President.
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Yesterday morning Mr.. Tom Warren,
who resides near the Caruth farm
brought HIS little daug -ter TO town &c
test the virtue OF mad stone. She aud
TWO ether children were bitten by mad
dog. Tho stone stuck in each case. rht
rabid animal was killed.
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The Texas Press association, com
posed OF the papers of the state taking
tho Associated Press of Texas, of which
Mr.. Il. A. Grice, of the San Antonio Elk.
paess, is president, and Mr.. w. l.. Hall,
of the Dallas HERALD, is secretary and
treasurer, oonvenes hore today for the
transaction OF business.
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Joe nrown Mido.nwnkc.

Fort WORM, May H,-ISpecial T.
Joseph IL. Brown, the wholesale grocer,
has purchased property near tho rail.
way for 100000. and says ho will erect
the largest grocery house west of the
Mississippi river.s
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Hon. Tolnrio Houston.

GALVESTON, May H.-lIcn. Temple
Houston, state senator from tho Pan
handle, is in the city on business con-
nected with tho cattle interests of his
section
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j l. Turner, J Il Foskins, I j
Warren, Texas Il Pacific railroad; Mar.
tin Winkler, q White, city; Jas T
Woods, Lynchburg; Dixon 9 Williams
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The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased asher
IFS SALE a. considerably less than half
their value, enables the management to set
prices down low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all it's details. goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in its accustomed rank of being the
Largest, Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas
B. ROsENTHAL, Proprietor.
d. GOsLIN, Manager.
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Every fr't.class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious, imi-
tations,
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CLEnuRNE, May H.-LSpeclal.l will
lie Dear broke a leg badly here to-day.
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nr..lnnn snrnri,ina
Coralcnnn Ouiiinrs.

BosroN, May A. Mexican rs, 55ls
stock, l3ll; scrln, nl.
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LundbOrg's Perfume. Edena.
LundbOIg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Luudborg's Perfume, Lily of the alley
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nItten by q Rnhld DOG.

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Pufls
because they do not stick TO the lips.
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Dallas CITY Bonds.

Tho most popular cigarettes ut the
p pular price are Opera Pulls.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Tho only cigarettes which do no,
stick TO tho lips are Opera Puts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

An.cgonn PRESrNrS GIVEN AWAY. Send
WDitil ttIiitus cents hostage. and by mait You
WGVu, ,UUUwll.ge get FREE package of gods "i
arse value. that Ill start you In work thit viii
~, CO bring YOU in moIey faster 'h an anything
el in Nn,t.ri,-a All ab"nt th' s2t"o IN prrsrn's
w,,h each bux Ageuts wanted everywhere oi either
ssx of NIL ages TOR all the time. spare tim- only
To work for us AZ their homes. Fortunes fni
all workers absolutely assured. pea's delay H.
hALLErr Co., Portland, Maiue.
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BoisE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Treasurer's n OF ce.

The following Warrants will be paid
out IF the County General Fund on pres
entation at my ofsiee;
No 62 in tavorof w. Coughanour\$ s, Is
81 :. B. I. d Wis 80 UU
SO ~ r. Smi,h IS Oh
Is S. G.. Silsby 200 w
The following ont of the Road Flu d:
No lO4 in favor of Alex Orchard S52 20
The following out of The Hospital Fund ::
No. III in favor ot Ftank Cooper $500 90
JOHN GARRErHT, Co. TREAS.
BY IsIDoR SMITH. Deputy
Idaho City, Idaho, Sent. Ii. 1885.