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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04

You've MIDnIE-AGEp and OLD men and all who
need medical SKILL and experience, consult the
old European Physician at once. His opinion
costs nothing. and may save future misery and
shame. when Involvement to visit ire city for
treatment medicines can be sent everywhere 10y
express FREE fron observation, 1t is selt.evl-
dent that n physician who gives his whole atten-
tion t. class of diseases stains great skill and
physicixns throughout the country, knowing this,
frequently recommend difficult cases To the OLD
EST SPECIALIST, by whom every known Good
Remedy is used. The Doct RS AGE and EXPE.
i;IRNCE make his opinion of SUPREME impor-
lance.
sJThose who call see no on" but the Doc,c,
Consul tnticn fyee and Sacredly CONFIDENTIAL
Cases which have failed in obtaining relief els
where especially solicited. THF DOCTOR will
agree to forfeit 81 900 for undertaken, not
cured. Call or write. Hours Daily, from IA
| IA. 10 I p IN, IL evenings: sundays, 10 to T.
only. Send for the Ssnturist Guide t. Health (;
! SENT FREE Address as ab We.
e<rhe services of the celebrated old German
Physician, pr. O. GIRARD from Strasburg, have
been secured NJ the IIEBIG DISPENSARY. Ills
fame specialist for diseases of men il univers
ally known. and hunlreds are daily awaiting them.
selves at the Opportunity of free consultation,
personally or by letter, IN all lspgaagss.
DIR. LlEBlGS WONDERFUL GERMAN N ylGORAvOk
| permanently prevents all Unnatural Losses from
the system, tues tn" nerves, strengthens the mus
| cl"f check the vast, invigorates the whole sys
tenn, and restores the afflicted - Health aid Hap
| illness
The reason SO many cannot get cured of Terminal
Weakness Loss of MANHOOD. Etc. is owing to u
| complication, called PROsrArOHRHEA with NY
PERAETHESlA. which requires peculiar treat
ment DR.. Iisbig's lnvisoratnr is til. only posi-
tive cur" Tor PROSTAToRBHEA, with pecui ar
special freshmen, used at the Lisbg Disrenssry.
| Price of lnvigorst 81 Csse OF -,x bottles $40
Sent to any address. covered securely from ohssr.
| vhtiop.
| Most p 'werfui electric belts free l., patients
| To prove the wonderful power al the luvigor-
Ator,
! - BOTTLE GIVEN SENT FREE.
| CONSULTATION fr e and privstp. call or address,
| IN nc nyc2cNcApv
| 100 Gssry Street san Francisco, ca
| Private entrance. ta5 Nsson Str, ~, four lncks
| up G"srv street ron. Knaruy. Main .ntrrn'.
! tl.rnug'. tispe,n sry iru. store. j3Gii
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
LICENSES.
The Law Defining the Duties
and Liabilities of Sheriffs IN
Regard to their Collection.

Regard TO Cnelr COllect10n.
The following Act, defining the
duties and liabilities of Sheriffs i,
Idaho Territory, in regard to miscel.
laneous licenses, and the Liabilities IN
which those who refuse to take on,
licenses are subject, is published for
the information Of whom it NAV CON.
Germ
SECTION l. That it shall be the duty of the .bo,
if of each organ zed county in this TERRITORY nm
the fl st Monday in every month, to make out and
return to the equity auditor OF his county yeri6.S
by his oath, list of every person or compspr
within his county required by law to take out sn,
miscellaneous license, OF whatever name or prsds
stating therein when the last license taken ont hv
such person compsny commenced t. run and
when the same will terminate. and in case tho
sheriff shall allow any person company trans.
acting any business. Or following any occupation.
for which the taking out of any miscellsneous
license whatever is required. within his county
to SO transact such business or follow such ocen.
patton, without first having taken out the license
required by law, the said sheriff shall after the
termination Of thirty days from the time such II
cense should have been taken out, become lialle
Npon his official bond for the amount of such
license. to be recovered in the name of the Terri
tory before any court of competent jurisdiction
unless within said thirty days from the time said
license should have been 50 taken ont, the sberih
| shall have inaugurated legal proceedings for tn,
| enforcement of the collection Of such license,
Sec 2 All acts and pa IS of acts in conflict will
| this act are hereby repealed.
Sec 3. This act to take effect and be in fore
| from and after its passage.
| G. H. FUREY.
Sheriff of Alturas County.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
ENOS G. WALLING,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY lDAHo,(
January 20, 1885. I
Notice of the above application VIII be pub.
lished in the Times, printed at Haley Idaho,
which hereby designate as the newspaper pub.
lished nearest the land described in said spplca-
ton. HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
DR.. Spinney
No. II Kearny street,
Treats All Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN


Treats All Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
who may be suffering from the effects of Youthful
f"llieE ndiscretions. viii do well To avail the
selves OF this, the grest.st boon laid at the
altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEl will
guarantee TO forfeit 500 for ever! case OF minsl
" akn@ss or rrivHt" diseases al any kind "r char
srter which he undertakes and fails to cure.
MlDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age OF thirty to sixty who
A9e troubled with too IeQuent .vacnstiuns of the
bladder, often accompanied by n slight smart bS
anil burning 81 nsatiun ard weakening of the s,s-
TEN in . maun'r the patient cannot account 'or.
ON cxamining the urinsry deposits ropy sedi
nisnt will often h found, md sou, times small
PARTICLES Il sihnmsn will appear or tn. color viii
b" Of thin. ilkish hui, again changing t. dark
and tovpiI appearance. DR. will guaIa a
rfe.t 'ure IN all sncii cases. and healthy les
tor, ton of the gen to- urinrrv organs
Once Hours 10 70 / and 8 T. s. sundays from
50 to II 4. m. Consult ton free. Thorough ox-
Amins'inn and advice, s.
Cal - address.
Dr.. N?l><El s. ca,
No. IL hesrny street san Francisco.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
CHARLES NJ BLACK.
LAHD OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

LAID OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO,
January 30. lssa.
Notice o. the above application will be pub.
lished in the TIMES. printed Mt Haley, Idaho.
which hereby dcsignat" MS the newspaper pub
lished nearest the land described in said applicS
ton.
jail HOMER l.. p l'ND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
THE COUNTY FINANCES.
ANNUAL REPORT OF OUTGOING
AUDITOR FOX.
Our Total Outstanding Indebtedness
$192, 413.0G-AmOunt OF Warrants
Paid and Issued During the Year,
with Interest-Etc.

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR.
HALEY, ALTURAs Co, IDAHO,
January IL, 1885.
To the Board Of County Commissioners, Alturas
County.
GENrLEMEN:--I have the honor to submit the
following as my report Of the financial affairs OF
Alturss county for the cslendar wear 1884. and up
~ and including January 10, 1885:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04
DISEASES OF MAN.
DIR. A l. l. E N,
49, Kearry Street.. San Francisco, Cs.

g. have > VEGETABLE COMPOUND. thf ~ -,
of Iaany years of special practice and h+rd suI ,o
which under NV spscia, advice HAS NENkR fh .r.
pnn'u, ,r ~, '"e cure VI '1''i '''''' osh
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LII BIG DISPENSARY,

100 Gssry Street san Francisco, ca
Private entrance, as Nssou str, ~. four h,ncks
up Gssrv Street ron. Rearuy Main .ntrru,.
t.rtugl. Eis te,i, AIRY ru store. j3Gii
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The WOOD RIVER TIMES is published at HALEY, the
rich the
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-04


RECAPITULATIoS
Cnrr mt Expense and Redemption Fund
Balance in fund Jan. l. 1894 l0.osS %
An rpp'd 10 fund during yr. 1905 l2-s59l5 %
Or.
Amt principal I'D during VI 1870 30
Amt interest I'D during W.. 1893 -
Witness certificates ........ 2,3 II
Attorneys certific tts....... coo %
Bal in county treasury Jan.
IL. l-s5. ....... 6OC7 O9-s5a Ist "a
County General Fund DR..
Bal in county treasury Jan l,
las4.......,........ .... l go 20
App'd t. IN d during year . II 229 2O-sl3, Osl 10
Amt principal pd during 1894 3.sS7 ~
Interest paid during 1854 49,. 59AS NJ
Tr.ns''d 10 Current Ex fund. 2oT3 81
Bal Ill fund Jan. ~, 1855 36t t3-:l3.0sl %
County Building Fund DR..
Bal in county treasury Ian.
|. lsA .......-...-... l,l'I ~
App'd 20 fund during year. 1898 o6 Sli. sos IS
Amt principal pd durinsvr.. so65 %
Amt interest pd during year. 9.n5 ~
Trans'd 10 Current Ex fund. ZIG 4i-Sii. SOC u
Bond Tax Fund: D..
Amt sppd t. fund iuring year ISL. s!.t75 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

upsold Ia their hands at the time the assess
ment Was made, and claimed that after the
product had been once taxed in the prOduc-
ing plant, it was absurd and unjust to
AGAIN tax it after the process
OF manufacture had been completed.
The counsel referred to the project looking
10 the transfer OF the Pan. Handle counties
OF this State 10 Pennsylvania, and said that
while he took little stock in the scheme, for
the reason that he saw no possibility OF It's
accomplishment, the matter had taken fast
hold upon q large majority OF the people.
The reason Of this was that while Pennsyl'
yanie had been careful TO enact laws look,
inc TO the protection and encouragement Of
those industries which alone could build up
a State, West Virginia seemed to be only
anxious to find new methods OF ieVylng
taxes on her few manufactures. lie asked
The Board 70 act carefully in the matter,
and warned them that upon their conclu-
son might rest in a very great measure the
future prosperity of the community. TX.
to,tiouate taxation in the past had
driven numbers Of industrial enter
nrises FROM this CITY to Ohio, and
II the policy OF the past was 70 be
parsued in the future Wheeling would inev-
itaoly suffer additional and greater loss in
this regard.
Mr.. Hubbard was followed by Mr., Alfred
Caldwell for the State. He said 1t was not
the proyiuce of the Board to enquire wheth-
er the Law would initiate against the manu-
facturers of the city Of Wheeling, but their
ONLY duty was to ascertain what was the law
and 10 see that the law was enforced. lie
referred to the argument OF Mr.. hubbard
that the products OF property already taxed
should not be also taxed, and argued that
that ground was not well taken. The con-
~stitution plainly stated that Taxation shall
be Uniform and equal on all species OF
property" and the products OF mechan,
zeal skill or of the soil or OF
mines was properly both within the
meaning of the law, and Of the English Ian.
guage. 1t was absurd to say that property
which a man would return under oath were
he qualifying on the bond Of an official
should TO, be taxed for the benefit Of the
county or State. lie showed, too, that the
producing plant was not taxed, as had been
claimed. Here was an example, in which
Il mandatory valued at halt a million dol
lars. was returned as only valued at $ll6,-
coo. Oue-fou.th Of the producing capital
,nlv was taxed, and the stockholders not sat
isfcd with having the other three-fourths
escape taxation, desired to have all products
likewise exempted.
Mr. Hubbard again spoke in reply to Mr..
Caldwells argument, after which the matter
went over for future consideration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
TIE RIVER.
No Change in the Ice dere"-rhe Monon-
Eahela Runniug Out.

No Change in the Ice aere--fhe Monon-
gahela Runniug Out. 70
The ice in the river at this point remtined
unchanged during yesterday, the gorge be-
low tow holding firm despite the contlnu.
ance of the mild weather. The stage oil
water still remains at about twelve feet, at
least five of which is due to back water
from the gorge. The ice is broken IN sew
ersl p'aces in front OF the city, and also at
noints between here and Pittsburg, but it is
sill so solid that il refuses to move, and 1t
will take a considerable rise to bring 1t
down. In McMahon's creek, at Bellaire,
there is a heavy gorge, and the bottoms are
badly flooded.
At Pi,tsburg the ice in Monongahela is
coming out, but so far no damage has been
done. In the Allegheny the ice is twenty
iLches thick, and is sill iirm. Last even.
ipg's Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph had
the following:
The sudden rising OF Turtle creek yester-
dav afternoon took the people living along
its banks completely by surprise. The ice
bound stream had remained solid until one
o'clock, but all OF q sudden the ice com
menced 10 break, and far up the stream
could be seen q wave of water rushing down,
The rise was the most sudden in the history
ofthe creek. The ice went rushing aud
crashing down the stream in such huge
cakes that Just below the
~" on the Pennsylvania Railroad
at Walls station, it gorged, cutting of the
eeress of the water through the channel.
Within half an hour the water had backed
up until the entire surrounding country was
flooded. 1t kept rising uutilit was uPa lew
inches on the north track Of the Pennsylva-
MIA road, the highest point ever before
reached. At the railroad track the water
was twenty-five feet deep. At this point
the houses are few and scattered, bat
these were flooded and the occupants had
TO move out. Intense excitement prevailed
as it was found that il the waters continued
TO rise much damage would be the result.
Fortunately the change in the weather
checked the waters, and last night they COM
merced to receie. The gorge still holds
firmly at Walls, and to-day hundreds we're
attracted to the place gazing on the Pictur-
es0ue scene. The immense ice cakes are
piled one upon another, in some places
twenty feet in height. The gorge is about
a mile in length and fully half a mile wide,
PrrrsnvnG, March 2.-River 6 feet .
inches and rising. Cloudy and cold.
BrowysyIily. Pa, March River Is
and rising. Weather due; thermometer
81.
PARSER, Pa. March River , feet 6
inches aud stationary. Weather clear aud
cold.
RI,g's LANDING, Pa. March River
II and stationary, Weather c.oudyi ther.
molneter 30.
On Cry, Pa, March 2.-River , feet
) inches aud frozen. Weather cloudy,
thermometer 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
SCROFULA.
~yanderbilt,s Money Couldn't Buy II.

The ACworth News and Farmer Of this week saws:
Mrs. Elizabeth Hakcr, living within three miles u
AcwOrth. remarked that Nandcrbilrs fortune could
not buy from her what six bottles Of Swift Specific
has done FOR her. Her statement is A. follows: For
thiry-onc years ! have suffered almOt death from
that horrible disease, ~sCroiUla. For years I WIS IN
able TO do anything IN Keeping UP NY domestic
affairs. last October / was induced 10 try swift,
Specific, and used two bottles, and vas 81 much BEN
Gifted by It that | purchased four more from Msesrs.
EoTthcut n johnson, which has almost entirely re-
lieved ne. | feel like 4 new person, and can 10 all
uy own homework. Before ! took the :. :. 5. my
life vas a burden, q my entire person wac covered
with sores, and n this miserable condition / dii not
care to live. had tried every known remedy. ami
my case was generally regarded az incurab,c. ! had
been treated by The bcst physicians 10 no avail. /
most heartily recommend ST!irs Specific - he
afflicted.
Messrs. EOrthcut & Johnson, MGR, hants ~ Ac.
worth. FAY: We know NTS. Elizabeth Bake UrI-on-
ally; We are familiar with her case. She is highly
esteemed in this community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03
AN EXEMPTION CA>E..
Arguments OF Counsel Before the BOARD
OF commissioners. Yesterday.

Arguments OF Counsel Before the Board
OF Commissioners, Yesterday.
vt the afternoon session Of the Board of
Commissioners, yesterday the follow ne
petition was read
To the HoHor1bt BoaTl of Commi,sjoR.
crs IF the County # ohio.
TIE petition of the Wheeling Iron and
Nail Company respectfully shows
That your petitioner is 2 corporation OF
the State Of West Virginia, doing business
aud having its principal office in Ohio couu-
", ". Va. that it is aggrieyed By an entry
on the personal property book of the city
district o. said county for the year lSSi
whereby there S assessed to it for purposes
Of taxation the sum OF Sl22.6iO as the act.
ual value Of the capital employed or invested
By il in its trade or business, instead of the
sum OF $32,6l0. The last mentioned sum
was the actual value of the capital so EN-,
ployed or invested by your petitioner, ascer.
tanned and fixed in accordance with the pro,
visions Of the statutes Of this State, and that
amount alone was property a~ssessa5ie TO
your petitioner as the yatue OF such capital.
Your petitioner held on the frs day o!
January, lS-i, certain manufactured articles
and products o! mechanical skill and labor
produced bv ygur petitioner in this State
during he wear preceding the first day Of
January i--L, and remaining unsOld on
the first day Of January, isNt, in the hands
OF your petitioner, the ,roduccr thereof, the
value OF which 5r .y.e and products was
SyC.Ct0. The last mentioned articles and
products were ros listed or returned by
vorr petitioner for assessment, and under
the law should not have been listed, re.
turned or assessed, but the assessor tor the
c,ty district aforesaid arbitrarily listed ana
returned said last mentioned articles and
PRODUCTS, aud placed tue same upon the
said personal property book at a valuation
Of soc, coo, thereby increasing the assess,
mcut Of the capital so employed by your
petitioner as stated upon said book
10 SERGIO. The taxes upon
the said amount of $4,000,
are charged 10 Your petitioner and have
bsen placed in lhe hands Of the Sheriff of
Ohio county TOR collection. but such taxes
have not been paid By your petitioner.
Your petitioner pvsys therefore 20 % re.
iicy,G ~ TIE order Of your Honorable Board
ircm the payment Of so much Of the taxes
assessed acaips, 1t as were assessed upon
tie SAID articles and products ut the said
valuation Of $50, 600. and your petitioner,
Is in duty houud, viii ever pray.
WHAELING lEoN 4 Nail Co.
BIZ v. = Hubbard. Is Attorney.
VIXEN The petition had been read Mr.
Hubbard atjcrs'arirg that the Board had
ths powers Of Circuit Court in the matter
TO be discussed by him. made m argument
setting forth rhe Injustice which had been
tore bis clients by the assessing for taxa,
son Of The $9rNro OF produces remaining
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

factnrers was held at the Office of Capt X.
4. DevIies yesterday afternoon. The sltua'
ton was talked over in a casual way, but
IS TIE meeting WAS not one OF any porient,
Of course nothing definite was lone or no
action taken whatever.
A LARGE audience witnessed the perform
auce of Robineon's Rink Stars at the Capt.
tol Rink last night. Miss Buggles is an
accomplished skater, doing many graceful
ana pretty figures. Master Clint Barlow is
also an elegant skater, and Mr.. Robinson,
i'll his bicycle act, brought down the house.
This is indeed a fine entertainment. Sect.
TnE new rink on the South Side will be
called the Albambra Palace and will con-
tain the largest area of skating surface OF
any rink in the city, being 62Xl92 feet, the
enIire length and breadth being 75x2Oo.
Klieves, Kraft d Co. have received the con-
tract for building il, and it is expected theg
will nave the rink ready for business in
three weeks.