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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-19

Operations Oh the Ctah Il North
EN- this week all por,end the early
conversion of ihe Utah Il Northern
between Butte and Garrison into a
standard gauge road. Between
Quite and Stuart heavy force is
at work, aad the track is nearly
ready for the operation of both
narrow and standard gauge trains.
Between Stuart and Garrison
standard gauge sawed ties are be-
ing put in at all stations, and it is
stated large force will soon be
put on. The change is made by
taking out each alternate narrow
gauge tie and putting in a stand
ard gauge tie in place, the narrow
gauge rail not being spiked to the
standard gauge ties. The suppo-
siiion is that rails will be laid to
standard guage outside the present
rails and that these latter will not
be disturbed until the standard
gauge is in full operation.-Ncv
North West,
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<eEsEb.S AND a;S.eJ.

A X street girl and a yorng
congressman were engaged the other
evening-in baniering Cupid.
All men are created equal, but the
majority will not take the trouble
TO live up to it.-New Haven News
1t would save great deal of
suffering if the Observation-Disclosures
ship could be settled by arbitration
this year.-Boston Record.
Lancelot," asked Elaine, look
ing up from the Eagle, " how do
strikers kill' an engine? | can't
understand it at ALL"
Easy as lying" replied Lance
lot promptly. You just climb over
the tail-board into the cap, open
the blow-of cock by lowering the
connecting rods until the crank-pin
is level with the cross head OF the
fulcrum connections, push in the
brass throttlc-ratchet till it reaches
the crown sheet, which lets the
water glasses fall into the fire
box"
"Oh now / sce," she said joy
ously, " and that puts out the FIRE.
But, Lancelot, if | knew as much
about engines as you do, wouldn't
stand at the ribbon counter another
day. I'd just 60 out where the
strike is and be president of a
railroad myself"
And Lancelot kissed her and
said he would, just as soon as his
new tennis suit came home
Boston Post.
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see that NJ. Jefferson Davis,
who has recently entered the lect-
ure field, says that there could
have been no nobler cause for
which 10 die, no opportunity more
glorious for proud and honorable
death, than that afforded the con-
federate soldier who espolsed the
Southern cause twenty years ago.
Looking at it in that way, | ask, in
all candor, why did not Mr.. Davis
improve the glorious opportunity?
Feeling that way about it. why did
he not remove his polonaise and
die like a man? Why did he let
such a chance 90 by, in order that
he might en,er The lecture field and
crowd out better men, and then die
Of old age, when he could have
hung up his hoopskir;s on tree
and died iii a way that would have
endearcd him TO every Southern
heart?
| agree with the lamented A.
Ward, that it would have been $25
in Mr.. Davis's pocket il he had
never been born" but after he was
born and ii was too late to consid-
er his rash act, he should have died
as young as possible. With char
acteristic tardiness, however, he al
lowed himself TO grow.up, aad thea
with the full knowledge as he now
admits, that the war fthe rebellion
afforded beautiful oppo :unijy for
a man who yeatned 70 die in a neat
and attractive way, he FILTERED
away that golden moment aud con
,inued to destroy The hi3h-priced
provisions of the despondeni South.
There is certainly a " tide in The
anairs of man which. taken at lis
dc o ], leads on to fortune" and Nh.
Davis certainly missed When he
neglected to maze funeral tab
eau Of him,cli.-Indianapolis
Journal.
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Is.sit = ~ ia s.sa a4nssrrc.-.

The Empress Elizabeth, says z
Baden Baden lc,ter, has been in the
habit of taking long walks cvecy
day, some five or si miles, gcncf-
ally accompanied by her maid Of
h Duo A sho. time ago they we e
going 10 Ras,adt, a li;,le town
about six miles f,0m here, contain
ing royal school and barracks,
when they lost their way. They
we're in despair, bat were relieved
by mce,ing two private soldiers,
whom they took as guides, not tell
ing whom they weic. The En-
D. ess walked with one of tie sol
.iels, the mail Of honor with The
other ihe whole altc noon. ..convc.s-
:ng very pleasantly. The Empress
told her companion thdt she was
an Austrian, and would ike to see
aim AGAIN. inviting him 30 call ~
On her he next day and giving him
acr address. The day arriyeI-so
id the soilier--he was ushe.ed in
TO room where he met the Col
onel of his resinalt, who question
cd him about his behavior The day
before. The poor soldier was
struck dumb with horror when he
found with whom he had chatted
in such a friendly manner, as her
Majesty dresses very simple when
on these tramps, aad had simply
told him her name was Elizabeth
he, of course had no idea Of her
exalted rank. She presented him
with twenty marks, ald probably
lie admired that far more than the
average German ever does q swee,-
heart.
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4 Sumner.

Two citizens met on Main street
Yesterday, each evidently dcsirous
10 speak to the other. 81 had n
remarkable dream about you last
night" said a TO b in a swagger-
ing way. "Yes; what was it?"
asked Il. "Well, sir, | dreamt that
YOU bilkcd me in the purchase of
that horse / made of you the other
day, and that we had serious
trouble over the matter" ''That's
strange" said b candidly. "ln
fact, its coincilent, for / dream
ed about you last night. i thought
that we had a set-to, and that |
laid you out cold in the second
round. In few moments large
crowd gathered around and gazel
upon your lifeless form, and many
were the sentiments expressed Of
your actions while in life" "What
were thcy?" anxiously inquired A.
" Well, the remarks made were of Il
kind that made my head swim,
and l therefore have but a faint
recollection Of them. But | do re-
member that after nll hands had
had their say, one fellow walked
up to you and kicked you in the
head lest you would come to life
again. Funny, wasn't it? "Ye-ycs.;
it was ra-rathcr funny, Have y
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'Dea,s all, the way desc workin
people is siriI,in'," said the porief-
"rcars rs if tley were neve.' sails
fed. They wants all they can see,
and den go kicAin fo' mo-. :" THAI 5
all right," said a ruddy-iaccd pas
seneer, who another man said was
labor agi,ator; that's ali right,
porier. Every servant is worthy
his hile, or should be. A working
man is entitled to something III
this world besides hi, 10 eat and
a place to sleep. Ii ne ,.o-r .'tand
up for his right, nobody VII, and
the only thing he can do wien he
wants an improvement in his con-
dition is 60 s.,iac. S,iikes are all
right, / tell you" Guess that's
so, boss; guess that's so. Brush
YOU off, sab? Is this yo' hat? All
right, sab; IS cents, please" "Sev-
enty-five cents !" "Yes, sab; we's
on strike fo' higher wages. Sew
enty-fye cents. or the slcepin' cab
potahs will blacklist an boycott
so; an then. yo' might as well
travel in stock car. Seventy-fve
cents is right, sah-thanks. Chi
cago Herald.
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The OicOnl "a ar=0sine bill.

The Olemargarine bill as it pass
ed the House last week, contain 8
the following features: Butter is
defined to food product made
exclusively from milk or cream, or
both, with or without common salt
and with or without coloring mat
ter. Oleomargarine is defined as
all substances made of eleomarsar-
inc, ole, eleomararine oil, butterine,
lardine suinc, and neutral all mix
lures and compounds Of oleomar-
garine, ole, oleomargine oil, butter
inc, suine, and neutral all lard
extracts and tal!ow extracts, and
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all mixtures and compounds of tai
low, beef, at suet, lard, lard oil,
vegetable oil, annoto and other coll
oring matter, intestinal fat ami
ofal Eat, made in imitation or SEM
blance of butter, or when so made
calculated or intended 60 be sold
as butter or for butter. Special
taxes are imposed rs follows: On
manufacturers, 5000; on wholesale
dealers, $3.50; on retail dealers $4S.
The existing internal revenue laws,
so far as applicable, are to apply to
those special taxes. Penalties arc
imposed on any person who shall
deal in oleomargarine without pay
ing a special tax. Provision is
made for the proper stamping and
labelling of every package Of oloo-
margarine. "A tax of five cents per
pound is imposed on all elomar-
garine manufactured and sold, and
a penalty is prescribed for the pur-
chase or reception for sale of oleo-
margarine not branded or stamped
according TO law.
A number of sections OF the bill
ase devoted TO providing the ma
chinery to carry The law into effect.
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lie stood beneath her window there,
While gazed upon him from above
The eyes OF her he deemed most fair
In ,he bii yht brlliancy of love.
"Oh, speak 20 mer' the young man cried,
'-Oh, speak 10 mel Why art thou sill, !"
She only answered with a sigh,
And leaned against the window sill
by al the vows of fondcst love.
by all our plightcd hopes and fears.
Oh. speak tome my delr! my dove
She only answered with her Tears.
Why stood she silent? Why the cause
To leave her lover in lis doubt
She did not dare to move her jaws.
Her new false teeth had fallen out.
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Estate of Patrick Burns, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Bf TIE
y undersigned, administrator OF the estate
II Patrick Burns. deceased, 10 the creditors
Jf, and all persons having claims against
liic said deceased, 10 exhibit them, With the
necessary vouchers. within ten 10 in0ntli,
after the first publication Of this notice, -
he said administrator at his place oi busl-
ness. Main street. in the town of netchun,
,lturas county, Idaho Territory.
Thomas MITCHELL.
4 Administrator of the Estate of Patrick
Burns, Deceased.
Dated kcichuni. Idaho, March 3, 1885,
First publication March q. 1856
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ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
"A Undersigned are. requested 70 cal ana
la HALEY. lie will still furnish the de
mand for brick and lime in ketchum Will
,,ock on hand and all persons wishing
either. ar those who are unble 10 see lins u,
,,crson and wish 10 sct.lc up are requested
Ia cali al Gillette a Evans.
nv, n JOHN Ia POINT.
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THE KETcHUM KEYSTONE.

The KEYSTONE has long been acAnowl-
edged TO be the sole representative of tlic
Great Upper Wood River and Sastooth
mining regions, and, located as Il is IN the
very heart of the most promising mining
country on the face of the earth, and leay-
ing nothing undone to present its readers u
complete synopsis of all mining news and
developments, rs we'll as matters of local
importance in the growth of ketclum. the
future metropolis of Idaho, il is an invalua-
BILE guide for capital and iuforluagr t. tii.
settler of every craft and position. Sub
scribe for il, read it, and let your friends
read what may benefit them.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

N-o," nrrrv:
| mn HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
oae s.. 'ue undersigned. have expendcd
e.r. ..''.Iti ..Iti SLOT dollars i'm lai or ana
..e.' .oH liic Sroy,a sro;ns lode min.
l-.f.,.'....... 'lll,od in Sawtooth Mining Dis
ia Unity oi Allurus. Tcrritorr of idaho.
li,..,. ~ bold said claim under the NO
lie I.@,,oi oi section 252l Revised Statutes o.
a % IoiI a.qics. being the amount requi. =
Icr,p.i,.".. J.. the same Tor the year cndln.
81 ,aiJ iJ'..l ,slI "a. los,. That your proportioa
i.tlit,-I,l. l.eha'tnre due lly you. N. C. Duify.
'aree .i-,Hfoe T3.3) dollars and thirty.
S;ai.. ,'1s. s,5 lawful money of the United
iu0ar.-,.,i'll -,'l y within ninety days after the
900, dan. d, ~, Z, 'ilis notice, or lso days FROM
Jeur ''1, navy, lel fail or refuse 10 contribute
el-asd..ee i"Fuon of said expenditure. as
becosr :. !, your interest in said claim Will
your Mt ,e property Of the undersigned.
eta;a;,. ~ ~ nefs, under section 2.j2. Revised
Vi ille United States.
GEO. A. PHILBRICK.
Dated ~. DENNIS kOLLAUAR.
49,. '' ! ienna. Idaho. Jan. 25. 1875.
-"ts'-pn Jan y. 1886.
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-4LiEabEfN ). NELLY, fldiiititii
SAMUEL NELLY, Defendant.
The People of he Ulited Sta.c, in ,Ge Ter
.'ito-r oi Idaho sc id Groeting go Samuel
Mcilv Defendant.
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
l appear in an action brought rerin-t
yon 1y the ahove-namel p'ainiH IN
he iii>trict Cnur. oi t.Ic 'ecpli judicial
District uf the Territory ~ i.iaco. id nn"
cor the Cpunty of A!tg'as. and ~ ans wc.
hc cpmpiaini filed therein, Within tn day
exclusive uf the day .! scfyice) after tie
,crVice on YOU of tais SumnnnS-iI served
Nthia this cpaniv: or. ii served ont Oi ,iii-
'ounty. hut in this district. within evenly
laws: otherwise. within forty days - or
Judgment nv default will be taken aglinSi
-Ou acrordlng 10 tlie prayer oi said con
,laint.
The said action i bron .ht to dissolve the
bonds of natrimony heretofore aud now
existing between YOU aud the plaintiff, alle-
ing tiat this action il based upon ynii.
l,~pr;inr and failure ;o provide for her ,h.
.o.ruan rcccssarics 81 lie. ,iic facts ,npsc
aliy appearing in piainsids coinpsain,. q
,crtiiied yupy % which Is hcTclsi.A served.
And yuu are hereby nutiiict ,iii, Il you
all 10 appear and ai!-wcr t.ic >3iH cuai-
,laint. n iDovc-req'iirc,', the said p!aid.iH
sill take default and apply 10 the Court sp'
he relief demanded IN plaintiff culnrinil..
Given under my hand and 'lic
seal Of the District tonrs ni Tie
Seeon.! Judicial District ~ ,ic
- Territory Of Idaho. in and ioF
L. = the County of iitara., this 2>iii
- day of January, in the year oi
lord one thousand eight nun
drci and eighty-~ix.
A. l.. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
I.y t. T.. RicuAErs,,
Deputy Clerk.
l.. o. WHEELER. Plaintiff ; Attorny,
First publication Feb. G, 1856
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Notice of Forfeiture.

I'i = n.attarscc.
NRE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
.t tNI,nH"d one hundred dOlla $
-, aad iltevclnents upon tae
i.'i' = .-.e mining claim. situated or
, Irck. Wa.1n Springs Creek
i.i. Alura, Co.. idaio Teri
l..I.. 'i.F II hp;d the said PREMISE
.tt SONS 81 section 3i2i uf tit
oi tie t'uitcd. hcing thc
,..- 81 to hold .hc same for ths
December 81. isSl. aud Il,
r.. day~ from the service 81 thi.
ta., N.tsn ninety iavs after tai,
lu.- tI'raliun Including co>,s O..
'..- =. lon iaii or refuse "a contribute
c.... -'i4n of such expenditure q.
i...-.. sour Interest in said claim Won,
tf.l l.... "he-ipu-th. amounting to 81
U.#... 'Ae property 90 the s;lbscr:1e.
'.i se'tlon "a
n.,s...r WM. SCHULTZ.
Fl. F..,...ett q N,irhmn. Idaho. Jan. .. 1856.
f''..,aiion Jan. g. 1856.
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aIdElVl E;IPT0nE R66hbskkE R66hbskkE =

5isa2!e, eats ralizbo and perfect rs.einsr (t =
cot a Tvus1. Worn y end NsGht and -
nroserrc for, Nttcn Send for c.rcnlaT With fcoet.
usoainis f,pal graceful sufferers cured ~ this ar
2lancs hd9r,ss Ger trai NsG.ce, srd suxeaca1
Ekiilful treatment HivcL oil kinds OF sufftoeI
md medical cases- We~kcu!ug d'~easse and PEI
~ure TROUBLES mnlo ard f-rrnie specially -
,~e 70 write before taking ac1t0Aeuf elsoTn~sD
~o'-. ;lifctso.l .rs- : e. 1cvs <au.
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ssew I Passed Wy First Nl~fh-
day.

"A. W. Doih iSN HiiuutSr
ago. Yelled.
2:15.-Am washed. The fool
doctor told 'em | was a boy, Just
as if that was something new. Was
whacked over the lap of a dizzy
old Christmas card of nurse, who
proceeded to tog me out in some
bandages and quarter of a mile
skirts. Kicked.
300. = Have slept somew hat.
That gorgeous old valentine made
for me when | stirred and turned
me into nineteen different positions.
Must be raining me for a contor-
ZIONIST. Yelled.
4 :00.-IIavc worked the sound
wave for a straight Lour. The old
man isn't looking as happy as he
did, | am high soprano, | know,
for | just heard some one in the
fourth Story swearing. Old man
has remarked that I'll deprcciate
property for four blocks.
4 4:10.-Everbody is sitting round
The old man has gotten even with
the doctor by giving him one Of his
cigars. The doctor will have to
charge himself up with a plcsclip-
tiol pret;y soon.
4:1l.-Told you sol The doctor
has jlst asked The old man whether
he had ever matched one OF his
cigars against glue factory. A
i.iend of the old man, says thai
remark has a Ches;nutical air.
Yelled IN sympathy.
:15.-The amiable old Easter
memorial is working Il bottle.
She saw me watching her, and said
VS. a tootsy-wootsy. | wish l
was tootsy-bootsy; I'd fix her for
get Ing a corner on The family sup
plies and slowing them away in her
stomach.
/ rs , :1S.-Gelled.
) :30.-Tae antique circus- poster
aed me on warm wa,er aud whisky.
She said | had The collie. VIII wotk
The collie racket again.
Is 6:C0.-Wazzer mazzer wiz ev'
body? eddy OLD chromo wiz Two
heads whackin' me on the back.
Had collie twice.
8 9:00.-Wol,e up wi,h the head
ache. The old man ought 20 keep
better goods. Guess III yell.
9:15.-Am washed. Feel little
rocky. Ten minutes for refresh
mems, then | intend to do the col
ic gag over again for a cocktail.
Il :00.-EIave been asleep. Woke
up suddenly and saw the venerable
nightmare they've hired 20 groom
me working her jaws over enough
lunch 60 feed a shift OF section
hands. The old mau oughl't 70
allow il. What'll | do when he
kicks out IL this wastc continues?
The thought made me SO mad chat
| yelled.
800 p. M.-IIavc dozed. Every
body is doing well but the people
in the block, who are tired out for
want of sleep. Old man has conf
dcnce in me. He has just said that
he'd back my lungs against any
steam engine on The Central, best
two toots out OF three. 1t makes
one proud 10 have the approval of
his parents.
:20.-Colic. Fortunate results. |
sleepy.
S:10.-Going TO sleep for the
night. The giddy old obelisk is in
The chair snoring. Room sounds
ike a round-house. Mighty duil
sort of day. Here is my thirty.
Observation-Disclosures, Northrup
Ry. Guide.
Railroad News.
Operations Oh the Utah & North
l. ~, ,,,.l,- /
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Capt. ID. i. some's:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L have expended one hpOdre@ dolia :
"a labor and Improvements upon the
-. .ssslse1 lode mining clain. si,u-
s,ed IN Warm Springs Geek Mining Dis
ic, Alsuras county. Idaho Tcli,o'r. IN
1,Aer 60 bold said premises uDdct thc pro-
yi-i0ns OF scc'ioa 2,2i Revised So o'
.;ie ui,,,l States. being the anlcuht regri =
~ .n iiull tlIc same for The yea eld'hS
December 81. 1885. and II N'thin n'he.y
avs from tbe service of inis no.itc toi
mi..iin ninety days after tnis nosirc ~
}. including costs of pu J'icatioh-
You fail or refuse to contribute your y o.
i,ur,iun of such expenditure as co-ow ic
, yunr interest j. olic-hait, amounting - 80 ;
ruur interest in tiie said clain Will pccui.le
le prppe, ~ uf the sahscsi.'e's u.lJcr sai,
.cctiOn 23Zl. R: &. MtHt
THOMAS JONES,
-. l.. JONES.
Dated Kctchum Idaho Ap'il II, lss5.
First publication April q, 1855. pd
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District Court Summons.

IN the District Court uf the Second Judicial
District. of the Territory OF Idaho. In and
Tor the County of Alturas.
ELIZABETH J. NELLY, Plaintiff,
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I. +. Clohcy & Go.
Il "A M HH s..
KETCHUM, IDAHO.

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Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Buy and sell Exchange ON all the leading
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Sell Exchange on the principal cities of
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Certificates OF deposits issued payable on
demand
Accounts solicited
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
Senator Ektis.

Senator Eustis delivered a
very ornate speech on the
silver question last week. 1t
has been the fashion Of the news
papers to poke fun at Mr.. Eustis,
but the speech he delivered a few
days ago stamps him as one of the
most accomplished men in the
country. The language he employ
ed is chaste and elegant, and at the
same time forcible. He is perhaps
the most perfect master Of rhctori-
cal expression in the Senate. He
Is at the same time digniied, earn
est and able. To hear his beauti-
ful and polished sentences causes
the mind to revert 20 the time when
Pierre Soule and Judah p. Benja-
hin represented Louisiana in the
Senate. His crime appears to be
that he thinks Thos. II. Benton a
statesman and Andrew Jackson a
Democrat. lie is as far ahead of
Randall Gibson, his colleague in
The Senate, in matters of oratorv
and craftsmanship as the luminarv
OF day is above the business end of
alghtening bug. Before his term
Oh service expires he will be recog-
hlzec as one of the ablest men in
Tue country Washington Cor.
louisville Times.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
Well Now!

Senator Eustis. has delivered
mas speech in behalf Of silver coin
age and it has awakened echoes
throughout the length and breadth
Oh The land. Eustis is now raint Of
southern senator's, his production.
very ably answers the questions of
'ne Shreveport Times. Louis
iaha had a statesman? Eustis Will
YET make the eyes of his enc
mics twinkle with envy and those
u MS friends with pride. He has
'ne brains, and when he gets on
une wrong side, it creates more
'Omment than the action any other
SENATOR could call forth under sim.
mar eOnvictions.-(Aycadia Adj
vance.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
SHERIFF SALE.
state ofIouisiana. Parish ofpuachita
nth judicial District Court.

Succession Of II. u. Bry, No.
W.
Mrs. T. r. Downey TutriX ct n 22o3.
BY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale 70
nae directed from the Honorable 2th
Judicial District Court for the Parish
of Ouachita aforesaid, in the above en-
titled cause. I will proceed to sell az
pUhlic auction. at.the door of the Court
House. in the town Of Tallulah, in
Madison Parish, LOU sIana, on the LIST
SATURDAY. the
9Th day of March, A. D. 1885:
between the hoHr= prescribed by. law,
all the right. title and interest # the
Suggestions Of Henry VI. BTy &John K.
Mir, in and to the following described
property tu-wIt: ---,
Lots Nos. 40. IA. ll2 & ll3 North Of
the track Of the Vic.lsburg, Shreveport
4 Pacific Rail Road, and Lot No. 2UI
Soutb of laid Raj, Road.-Situated in
the town of Tdllulah, Madison Parish,
Louisiana.
Terms of SaIe-Clsh az not less than
the appraised value, 70
II. b. HOLMES, Sheriff,
Parish Of Madison,
Sheriff Office. Tailuiah, La, January
23rd. 1885. Jan. -"-'V'
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-02-13
J. T. Mcclellan,
II. B. Holmes,
NJ. p. Erwin,
\. b. Armstrong,
c.. A. Richardson,
Geo. w. MontgOmcr

Mr.. Erwin moved the adoption
of the following ordinance: Ordi-
nance No. 2G6, appropriating $1,000
towards building a Jail which was
seconded by Mr.. Sewer and adopt
ed.
The bill of Sam'l Morrow of 545.-
30 for taking care of pauper, was
allowed.
The bill Of 4. G.. Tillman was
allowed for S1LOO for minute book
The petition Of Mrs. Towne was
referred to the legal adviser.
Mr.. Long moved the adoption of
the following ordinance: Ordinance
No. 261, pauper relief, secondedby
Mr.. Armstrong. and adopted.
Mr.. Long moved that the Board
take recess of two hours, adopted.
The Board met after adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Sewer offered the following
ordinance. seconded by Mr.. Arm
strong, and carried.
Ordinance No. 26S.
Mr.. Richardson moved that the
sum of One Hundred dollars or as
much thereof as may be necessary,
be appropriated to pay for having
q plan for the Jail made, seconded
by Mr.. Erwin, and adopted.
Gen. Dennis called Mr. Erwin TO
tho chair and retired Mr.. W d.