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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-25
sine Mrofnaita.
I'M Gettiou 4 bes Gil CHARTERS in araft au
ftten unb RapiteI So Der rebibirten Orbinanaen


nm Seffion 4 bes 81 b Charters in Graft au
Ttttn unb RapiteI IS Der rebibirten Orbinansen
tu ipiberrufen.
Sci % bererbust, 6urd ben @tabtratb Der
St0bt San Antonio:
eeltion 1. Dab aapiteI IS Der rtbibirten
D~rbinan3en bier0urd aufssboben pirb.
Gsttion 2. Dab, in lebersiniimmung nit
Gettiou A bes Charters, bic Stabt in 8 @arbS
eetheiIt iuirb, beren @rsnaen foIsenoe finb:
Barb 30 1.-DieleIbe beainnt in Der 60.
rebcara6e. poisIbff fe bon Der Neff Commerce.
frabe burdf6uitten mirb, eebt banu fibii6 in
ber 2arsbofra6e Bic gum Npade greef, ben
Npo9e Greet enfIang bis gum San YebrO Steel,
banu sufi San Nntonio Slug, foIat bielem bis
anr @efeommertefraee nno bic efra6e entInng
Bic aula gfnfangspuntte. Dieter E6eiI bilbet
BON jetf Qb bic erfie Barb.
Der game EbeiI Der friberen erilen @arb,
bex III 6isfe11 9beile nidt einsefdloHen III, bill.
Stt Bic @ar0 30. 2.
Marb no. 2.-Beeinnt bd, po Der Gan pc.
BIO gretf Bic BeF. Commensurate bnrdfhnei.
bet, Qebt bnnn nit Der Greet n0r6lid Bis aur
arfe6ri4sburaer 2onb, bonn nit erp16nfer
Moab Sic 3ur fdbtif6en Greu3e, biele e%ntlans
mad bent fdDtifden Grieobofe, bon bier mad
DIR BsQeG oulmereffrob nuo Dann nit oerfels
ben il 5aIidsr Midtnng mad BEN anfanas.
pnulit. Dieler SidbttbeiI bilbet bon iebt ab
hfs 5fjtfe B1rb.
Der EbsiI, BET ni@t Ia biefsn grenssn Elm.
ce(dlofen N, iuirb BON iebt al M0rb 10. 4 fem.
8urb M1. 3-9eginnf nit Der alamo Ditd,
no biefeIbe bic Oft Gcmmsreefrobe bel Der ct.
So{eDbs airde burdi@nci6et. Iduft 6ann nor6,
lid Bis anr areu3ung Der Mabre Ditd, bann
BE m20Dre Ditd entIdnq biS aun1 atuE. baum
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BUR 8ead1tuna fir sslibuftter.

MGe Sabre tau9t eiumaI cine Betpes
gung our 4nneripn Der n6rblihen
merifanif6en 9taaten aut seip6bnli6
bait fie a5er ni9t LANCE Stanb, neil s'i9
bas Bolt Der nniou nidt fur bic grmer=
bung begeitern fam. Mu1 ieBt finb
mir tpieoer In fold cine 8epegung binz
eingeratben unb es feblt ni9t an iuu=
gen 2euten, bic lid an eitem Spa3iers
rift nod Merifo NIT Wafen in Der
Sanb betbeilisen m66ten. SieIe Mir
ben lnbeB gut tbun, tpenn fe bor Mus.
fhbrung Der pabnlinnigen Sbee bas
@efeB etpas ndber priifen, peldes berars
tige Nngelegenbeiteu bebanbelt. Daiz
ieIbe fast.
nSeoe perlon, mel6e innerbaIb 5es
Serrit0riums Doer Der Surisbittntion
Der 0ereinisten Staten cine Militdrz
Expedition 9egen elm SerritOrium, ober
Die 0erridaft irgeno zines auspdrtigen
Gitrfen, Staates, Ditriftes, ober @olos
ME uuo 8oltes, nit benz mir in 6ries
ben leben, Ing 2eben ruff, ober Die
Mittel oa3u liefert, foa zines boben
@ersebens f6uIoig fein unb ni6t mebr
dig $4,000 @irafe 5ablen unb ni6t ldn=
ger als brei Sabre eefansen sebalten
tperben."
9ie 8efiriporter Der Glibuhiersgrpes
bition eeben freili9 BON Der Nnfi9t
aus, baB bic Ser. @taaten elmer
500. 900 ftarten Mrmee bebirfen, I'm
ben &io @ranbe gu bemaden, unb bab
oesbalb pldbe genug an Gluiie oifen
bleiben, tpel1e bon Der Expedition be-
nubt uerben f6nnen. 9as 1T inbeB
elm Srugi6luB, ben fat am ganaen &io
@ranoe e%ntlang lduft ieBt bic @ifenbabn
unb man bermag nit berielbeu bic
9ruppen iebr RAID BON einem plab
nod benz anberen gu bef6rbern. Ger
ner baben mir i'm lebten Sabre geieben,
tpie lei9t es Der Bunhesfegierung ge>
iporben lit, bas SnoianersS S rritorium
BON Stlaboma>8oomern unb 8iebaidz
tern gu idnbern. Nebnli9 tpiirbe es
aud an &io @ranbe augeben, unb bic
abenteuerluftigen Glibufier pdren es
iDel9e 5ulebt bic 3e9e gu sablen bitten.
alfo bibi6 gu 9aufe seblie5enl
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8.

Sobn SraDlor BON Gbappel 6i0
murbe in Brenbam bon 6arrD 9ancod
eridofen. Ycioe maren ~fDgrnannte
5portsmen lnb Sraplor Elm W6rber
baau. 8eibe batten Dor ~einigen Sager
einen STREET unb als fpdter SraDlor an
6ancods Saufe borbelstng, eri9oB i'm
6ieier aus benz Genfter beraus.
= Sn 8ronns Geftaurant 5u Sel
&io murbe Sim pruitt bon ber Strabe
aus in ben &iiden gei9ofen uno t6btz
lid permunoet. Yruitt be3ei@net Oss
car Garmi1ael als ieinen M6rber uno
bieier, ME See Didens finb berbaftet
mDrben.
pepton 9omarb, ELM iunser
Mann in ennis, Der in gutem Gufe
fans, 1T berbaftet pDrben, neil er Ell
men We9iel fdli9te.
= Cutting 1T BON 81 paiO aus nod
Sort Wortb gegangen, mo er feline erfte
balten min.
= I'm mirtiamer arbeiten gu f6nnen,
min Der tpabnlinnise granfiq nit ieiner
3eituns bon @atesbiIe mad Waco
iiberiebeln.
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9a8 @pmeublatt.
sa5fcrtptipmspreis fir oas Nsps
@enbiatt $3.50.
&etfenbe Mgenten:
s.. g. 8mf@.
ST. Sbaoen.
6 6
Can q ntoniD, 25. Nob. 1886.
2dnffndundSfdo.

Gan Mntonio, 25. Sob. 1886.
9anfia8mmsstag.
6eute feierr mir ben Danflaaunasz
tag, ober fo1teu ibn t~penisitens feiern,
menn bas @ei9dft ni9t i'm Wese ftdn=
be-. @erabe 10 penig, mte mir bes 4.
Suli sebenfen, feiern mir au9 ben
Danffagungstag, b66ffens tperben bic
S9ulen sefdloiien unb bic 8anten unb
6ffentli6en 8eamten haben einen Selts
tag, alles uebrige gebt aber ieinen all>
tdgli6en @ei6dften nod unb ignorirt
ben Gefftag. unb bod bat iomobl ber
Prd1ioent ME Der @ouperneur our Geier
bes Sages anfgeforbert. Srelanb faBt
fi6 freill9 iebr fur5 uno tbut, als Ob
ibm bic Sadie tuenig angebe, benn er
fagt nur:
rEa6 alter @%ewobnbeit lit bet Sanfs
%iagungstag auf ben 25. NOuember ans
georbnet tporoen. Wtr baben uenig
11rfade gum Dant, benn cine auBerDr=
bentli6e 9irre bat berfdiebene 9beile
bes Staates beimgefu1t uno WaRer
uuu OluiHI yuueu uH9 SWuueH ~
bra1t. Nber mir blieben BON @pibemi>
en- fret unb besbalb m6gen i6 bic Be
tppbner bon Seras ~penigfens bierfiir
bebanfen.
Das 1T geniB fur3 uno bdnbig se=
mug uno Is fie5t gerabe 10 aug, als
bdlt bet @puberneur ben gan5en Sanfs
Iiasuusstag fir iiberflliig. st mag
es au9 mpbl feiu, aber benno6 f0nnte
man ibn feiern. Sn friberen Sabren
namentli9 mdbrenb Der repubIifaniIden
periobe mar es better, ba tpurbe Der
Danfiagungstag gefeiert, weni3ffens
mebr ME iegt.
Set Sabrer aber 1T es f9le9ter has
nit gem0rben, unb beute benft mob
faum Semanb bes Cages. puter per=
ben freilid nod gegefen, mas man an
ibren Preiien bemerfen fam, oenn &c.
tern forberte man fur oie Sbiere geraos
boppelt 10 bel, als in bersansene,
@o9e. Sas miro pabrf1einli9 aud
oas ein5ige Wertmal iein, bas nns
on ben Geittag erinnert, i'm Mrbeiten If
es aber elm Sag, tpie ole anbsren Sage.
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Muerlei.

: Giner bier eingetrofenen @a@.
ridt aufDlge. bat huntington bon Der
5iibli9en paclfie Babn bic Werfte in
&ofpDrt BON Der @oleman=6 Sutton Conf
pugnle gefauft. ST beablidtigt, feline
Sabn BON 8ictoria aus nod &odport
5u bnuen.
= SIM pefliGen Sbeile bon 8erar
@ountp brsnnt bas @ras Der prairie.
Mebrere paiures iolen bereits abges
brannt ieiu.
= SIN 9itriftseri9t purben fini
ebrloie Weiber, bic 2aferb6blen ball
ten, um Die ibl,den 800 gefraft.
0enrD S6umann, Der our9 einen Mib.
grif ben '@iien5abnarbeiter Su0ipan
psrgiftete, erbielt BON ber Surp einen
Dollar Strafe nebit Soften auferlegt.
Sim 2arep erhielt wegen Sol~5oiebfabl
8 Sabre, @eorge Curtis negen pielfa.
den @9minbels 4 Sabre unb Wiaiam
9oare mesen nbrenbiebtabls 2 Sabee
3u1tbaus.
= Ser NiiftentsM aribal 9usbes III
bon Der Bunbesbeb6rbe perbaftet Dor.
ben. CT pirb bei6ulbigt, bel Der leB=
ten Wabl einen Stimmgeber eingez
i9i9tert gu baben. Na9 feiner Dars
fteluns Der Nngelegenbeit befiabet er
Ii9 iibrigens i'm &e6te.
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California @eine.

Serr S. Meper, Wboleiale &
&etail6dnbler in Weinen, Mamo pla3a,
1T Dor &ur3em BON feiner pierten @es
i9dftsreiie nod galifornien suriidge=
febrt. Ct fam iebt feine &unoen uab
6amilien nit ben befen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; Weinen unb reinem 5raus
benz Branbp periehen. &einen @alifors
mia Glaret berfauft er Die @allone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdli9te Weine
iinb itets BET ibm borrdtbig.
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eyn gonfantinopel hefir6tet man
ernfGi6. baB GuBlano 8ulgarien ober
Of-&umelien befeBen mirb. Wan bers
ftdrtt baber bic Befeftigungen Der Dars
banelen unb f6idt u~nausgefebt Srups
BEN unb &riessmaterial na1 @briaz
nDheI.
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= Sas poli5ei.gomite bes Stabt=
ratbs belt cine unteriu6ung iber ben
Streit ab, Der Ii6 amii6en ben Yolial.
item Gong unb 9ugbes entfpann. IS
baubelte li6 III bemielben UNI bic Gras
&c, Der oas bette Sornbroo baden tons
ne unb ba,iiber fam es fat CUR Nnwens
bung bon Wofen. Song murbe aus
Dem DENT eniluKen.
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etnes Captains slidlt@e eutsednms.

@apt. G-ltman. s1oner @eymoutb, Der
aipiIden @tlantic &itb unb setp 9orf fdbrt,
lit 70 beflig an Suften, bab ct n'9t i@lafen
fonnte Or muroe peronlabt, 9r. Sing Stem
DISCOVERY sesea Nusaebrung gu beriu9en. Es
berfdaftr ibm ni9t nur a~ugenblidlide 2inoe.
ruus, lonbern beilte inn aud Die ipunbe 8rutf.
Seine Riaber paren in sleider @eiie ~affiairt
umb cine einaise Doiis bate bel ibnen benfeIben
auten @rfols. Dr. Sings 9tem 0iseoDers 1T
nun baS Sauptmittel int @olemani9en Saus.
balt unb am 8orb beS Shoners.
Y%robeaafden biefes Mittels gratis in U
Oreib' Apotbefe.
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Sir ie6e so Gents, tpel6e Sc
manb bel @regorD & 60. nerausz
gabt, tDirb Elm 2DDs perabrei9t fir elm
beeorirtes Dinner Set, cine groBe prd6s
tige puppe unb cine boppelte Stubirz
Man iebe bas S9aufenter.
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- Mm Mbenb bes 81. December
tperben mir in Der gbinaz6aae ein elee
gantes Dinner Set, cine grpBe urD
pra6tpol sefleibete puppe uno cine
boppelte Stubirlampe peri6enfen. Sc
Der 8erfauf i'm 8etrag bon 50 @ents
bere9tigt ben &dufer gu einem 2ooie
fir Dbige @egenitdnDe.
@regorp & 60.
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= Mnaftafio @alberon, Der Der Notbs
3u9t angetlagte Merifaner, tpurbe
bonn 6riebensri6ter unter 1000 Dolls.
geftelt. ct fonnte aber bic
Summe nidt aufbringen unb muBte
besbalb ins gountpgefdngniB tuanbern.
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= giierne unb itdblerne 8elocipe6es,
8iepcles, Sriepeles, grprebpusen un6
un3dblige anbere Spieltpaaren iinb Bill
Zig in Der @binaballe gu baben.
@regDrD & 60.
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Stat betradte bas i'm S9aufenz
fer befinbli9e elegante @ei9ent, bas
8regprD & %. am 81. December
ibren &unben 9eben.
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Gin Manhett

CUR 8erri6tung Der Sausarbeit mirb
gefu6t. Ma63ufrasen in bet Office Der
v6reien Prele". rs, 3mt
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= @enn SIR bic gbina 9aIle
beiu9t, bereeBt ili9t. Die beiben @oufs
ters gu beli9tigen, pel6e bic fur ben
Qusberfauf beitimmten Sa9en ents
balten.
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2lm9ebote far 0orrdtbe
bpu 8erar Gpuutf1.


anaebote aur 2ieferung foIsenber Gorratbe
fur 8exar @ountp tuerben angenommen. Die
G%roffnuns Der 8riefe inoet am ID. December
6inbfeii4.
Groceries,:
BeisenmetI, Rornmebl, Sped, Sdmal3. aafee,
8uder, Efig, gbee, @eis, Bobnen, Steru0l,
8adpulper, Streidboiadea &feHer.
S1rei s aterial:
eesaI, GooIstap unb 8~riefpapier, GrieOens.
ridter. 8ianfs, Gcnntbcpurt Blapfs, Diftrtft.
court ; 8Iaufs, Seberm, 8IeifeOern, @ummi.
Einte, 8lanfbider per Steam, gnbelopes, off
3ieIe un6 Brief
Drudahen:
An;eisen, s~totiaen unO gireulare.
Screenings SIN aterial:
Roblen, soI3.
Orb @oopS:
gdube fur Manner. perldiebener @robe, S9use
fur Gronen, perfdisbeaer @r0se, Sttampfe fur
Grauen, berfdiebener @r0se, Soden firy Man>
ner, berfhiebener grobe, Beinfteioer beridieoe>
ner @i6Be, M0de berfdieotner @r6be, ppllene
OGDEN perfdliebener @robe, bonmnoaene tln>
berfdiebener @r0be, ipeiben Domeftic,
aleiber3euse, gepobnlider 0ualitdt.
Die @ommifionerS @ourt behalf ii9 oas
He1t Dor, elm ODER aae Nuaebote gu bermerf fen
s. 6. Wur5bad,
1871 Bonn @ouutbridter.
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SaItet Sure 2ampett in SrSnung aac
brennenn.

Die Mlamo Oeleompagnie liefert bog
Del. I'm Srbers pirb gebeten nno
bas Del pirb prompt abgeliefert. Sfs
flee 237 OF : SDutonitraBe. Seles
phon 351. 6,11,t6M
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Man oerlange elm Coos BEL
@reqorp & 60.
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Mmsei8e fir steMersabler.

9Th Collectors Office,
Can gntonio, 10. @ouember, 1885.
Ser llnteraeidnete ma9t bierbur9 besannt,
bab bic ftdbtiide 40 bclorem unb aopffeuer fir
bas Munieipaliabr 1885. bas am %, 6ebrmar
1851 enoet, faais 1T. Die Steuern fno bot
benz genannten Datum au entridten.
s. s. Sanction,
16,11,tup2M Stabtifder Collector.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
Malcolm Mclean Dead.

G. w. Grove, under date of Jan
uary 4th, 1886, writes the TIMES from
Cusihiraohie, State of chihuahua, Mex
leo, that Malcolm Mclean was taken ill
with smallpox, at that place, December
LIST, 1885, and died on the 9Th of that
month.
Mr.. Mclean was young man
about 30 years old, carpenter and
millwright by trade, who left here in
September, 1884, in company with
James LOOMS and G. w. Grove, for
Mexico, to work on quartz mills fol-
Mr.. Powers, the same man who built
the Columbia Company's Mill, In
Sawtooth, and the Vienna Company.
Mill, in Vienna, in 1882 and 1888
Mclean, Grove, and LOOMS worked
on both of these mills for Captain Ow
ems, and he sent up here for them from
Mexico, to work for him on MILL
there.
Eureka papers copy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
THE LENTEN ADDRESS.
The Vicar OF Idaho Greets His Flock.

The Vicar OF Idaho Greets His Flock.
Rev. Alphonsus Joseph Glorieux,
Vicar of Idaho, has issued a lenten
address to the clergy and laity of his
vicariate. For information of our
Catholic friends we note that Lent
begins March 10th, Wednesday next.
All week days are fasting days, with
one full meal per day, and a cup of
coffee, tea or chocolate in morning
and part of meal at evening. Fresh
meat is forbidden every Wednesday
and Friday in Lent; also on the Sec
ond Saturday and Holy Thursday and
Holy Saturday. This does not apply to
laborers, except on the last three days.
Fish and meat must not be eaten at
the same meal during Lent services.
Watching, HASTINGS, ETC., are enjoined'
Besides other matters of church
interest and instruction, the Vicar
gives his flock assurance that, at an
early day, an Academy will be built
in Southern Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

heap Inonee, no get i'm. Men and
women no payee for washee. Ne no
get money, no can go. Payee for
washee, me go next train. Melicans
make Chinaman go, make Mclean
who no pay 60 too"
To an honest man it does look
rather cheeky for any one, if such
there be, to howl "the Chinese must
CO." when the money for washing the
shirt the bowler has on. is due to the
"Chinee," and necessary to enable
him to get out of the country. The
TIMES suggests, in behalf of fair
dealing between man and man, that
the Leagues" along this river pass
resolution something like this /:
"Resolved, That the Chinese must go;"
and, "Resolved, That before the Chi
nese go, every member of the anti
Chinese Leagues pay to them what
ever thoy owe them, for the China
mems food they have purchased and
consumed, and the washing of clothes
they have worm"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
Happy Little Ones.

Mr.. Baker, of the bus line, filled
his sleigh with little school children
to-day and gave them a nice ride
The bright faces and happy ring Oh
childish glee told too we'll of the
genuine pleasure so simple an act Of
courtesy and kindness may occasion
No man who is gentle to woman
and kind to little child can be a BAG
man, and if Baker had no other ties
timony, his goodness to those little
ones would tell what he is.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Fresh bananas at Monahan's.
The train was one hour late to-day.
There are six prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail.
Snow-glasses from two-bits up, at
Hendricks. tt
Friedman is receiving tons of new
goods-the very latest novelties.
A dweling-house for sale or to
rent. Inquire a. GEO. KRrEG's.
Dick Deadeye will be on deck, but
"things are seldom what they SEEM
1t the cutting of rates continues
much longer the transcontinentaI
railway lines will pay premiums fol-
passengers.
Sir Joseph Porter, X. G. B., me-
his match in "merry maiden and &
tar yet 1t is greatly to his credit
that he is an Englishman.
BY Carefully on tiptoe stealing
one will see all his ''slsters and hi
cousins and his aunts," but not BIZ
mother,in-law or her daughter.
William Stevens, of Ketchum, wa
Gown yesterday, making preparation
oclose up his business, with the view
OF going into the stock business il
Oregon.
=, hev. Father CESAR left to-day 70
e Shoshone. There will be no Catholi
Enurch service in any of the Woo
iuVer towns until he returns, il
about three weeks.
I'nafore would amply repay it
patrons If no one except "Josephine
we're to appear. What then will
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
THE SUPREME COURT.
Another Batch Of DecisiOns-The Wish
nu Case.

Special to the TIMES.
Boise, March 5, 1886.
The following decisions were rem
dered in the Territorial Supreme
Court to-day:
Salt Lake Brewing Company, ap-
pellants, VS.. John Gilman & Co., re-
spondents. Judgment of the lower
court affirmed.
The United States of America, re-
spondent, VS.. Norman H. Camp, ap-
pel!ant. Judgment of the court be-
low affirmed.
Geo. F. Settle ct al, respondents,
VS.. John B. Winters ct al, appel
lants. Judgment of the court below
affirmed. The Court held that the
value of real estate in this country
being very fuctuating, time consti-
tutes the essence of contract, and
that equity could not interpose to
protect a bad bargain. The wealth
extracted and paid to the respond
ents amounting to some s21 ,O0O0 is
considered as royalty, and as in &C
cordance with the terms of the con-
tract.
Judge Buck delivered dissenting
opinion, holding that time could moi
be considered as of the essence OF this
contract. He considered it remark
able that no case in the 40 years
history of the Pacific Coast could be
cited supporting such a doctrine.
The case will be appealed to the
United States Supreme Court. 1t In
wolves title to the Vishnu mine, a
Rocky Bar.
| AS there are no more cases before
the Court for decision, the Court will
adjourn sine die tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately rSlieVeu
hy Sb,lob's Cure. For sale at Tracys'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05

be with a Buttercup, Hebe, and a
1t. Hon. "Sir" tx. c, b. and his
jolly crew in the rigging!
General A. H. Terry has been nom.
mated to Hancock's place as Major.
General.
Nate Kingsbury, Postal Clerk on
the 0. s. l.. R. R., is in HALEY, en-.
joying one of his lay-overs.
Oscar Baker, a child convicted O,
manslaugher IN Bingham County, has
been pardoned by the Governor.
The party who borrowed our COW
of the Revised Statutes of the United
States, some time ago, will please re.
turn them forthwith to this Office.
A letter from Bullion states that a
netting to organize branch anti.
Chinese League will be held there
next Wednesday hvening, the 10th
inst.
The messenger boys of all the tele-
graph companies here deliver their
messages with the aid of bicycles
Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times.
had ridden 994 miles from
Lands End to John O'Groat's) in Is
days, less 45 minutes. This gives an
average of rs to " miles a day
Hon. Keith Falconer.
1t is spring. A resurrection OF
natures latent forces is taking place
Like the world around you, renew
your complexion, invigorate your
powers, cleanse the channels of life
Ayers Sarsaparills is the means tc
use for this purpose.
The TIMES is pleased to learn that
its suggestion of yesterday, that the
school authorities make provision fol
the better accommodation of the
'little people" in the primary school
will be acted upon. The promptness
of these gentleman is commendable
The bicycle is not toy or a boy.
plaything. A large proportion of it.
riders are grown men, and many O
them heads of families engaged in
business and professional life. There
is nothing common or unclean abou
it.-Rev. S. l.. Gracey.
Is your hair turning gray and grad
ually falling out? Halls Hair Renew
er will restore it to its original color
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dressing.
The WEEKLY TIMES, issued ever,
Wednesday, contains all the loca
news Of the week. 1t tells more
about this region than ten letter
could. The price of subscription il
only So per year, $3.50 for six months
Send it to your friends. Single
copies, 10 cents.
Colin Bros. having the sole agenc,
for Idaho for the Columbia, American
Challenge, Safety and Ideal bicycles
will lease or sell them on weekly in
stalments. Those who intend to bu,
one can make arrangements at once
and begin weekly payments.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
Burned Out.

Road Supervisor Charlie Samson
met with a severe misfortune, last
Monday, in the loss, by fire, of house,
food, clothing. and even stoves. He
was forced out, uncovered, into the
storm. His neighbors are aiding him
to put up temporary shelter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
"PAY WASHEE, ME CO."
A Chinaman Ready to Go, When Wash.
bills are Paid.

Last evening a TIMES reporter
sought out several Chinese for the
purpose of gathering their views on
the subject of the proposed, May LIST,
expulsion. Approaching the subject
as artfully as possible, under the pre-
tense of having some washing done,
the reporter introduced the question
by asking the Acknowledged individ-
ual how long he had lived, and ex-
pected to live, in HALEY. In reply,
"John" said he had lived here some
tine, had plenty of "washee, make
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
Ladies Are Invited.

On Saturday, March goth, a meet.
ing of persons favoring the proposed
emulsion of Chinese will be held in
HALEY. The parties in charge of the
meeting will invite the public gener'
ally, and especially desire that lao'e'
shall attend.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-05
NEW TODAY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out OF the Pro
bate Court of the Territory Of Idaho in and for the
county Of Alturas, and TO me directed and deliv-
cred, for judgment rendered and entered in said
Court en- the Goth day of February, 1886, in favor
of Fred. H. Rowe and against Anna Johns
Ihave levied on the following described property
to-wit:
Lot No. seventeen nj in block twenty three
1881 Second avenue, town Of HALEY, Idaho Terri
tory.
Notice is hereby given. that ON the 26th day Of
March, 1885, at II O'Clock q. m. of that day, In
front Of the Courthouse in HALEY, county of Altu
Anna Johns in and to the above-deseribed
property, at public auction, for cash in hand, Il
the highest and best bidder to satisfy said exeeu
ton and all costs.
Dated the Ith day Of March. 1886.
c. h. FUREY, Sheriff.