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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
EVELIKE JAPANESE.
A Somewhat Startling Sight for an Eng
lish Member OF Parliament
From the London Times. !

At Yokohama, Mr.. Game, NJ. P, had an
embarrassing little adventure. At the back
of every Japanese house Che says is a pref
ty little garden, with large bathhouse con-
tanning tubs of hot and cold water. The
japanese are as scrupulously clean in their
persons as in their houses, and often wash
all over two or three times a day. The room
in which we had our dinner looked out upon
the large open window of the bathhouse in
which three men and two women were tub
bling with that absolute disregard of decency
which characterized our common parents be-
fore the fall. when they were naked and not
ashamed.
Later on in the evening, as was passing
TO my room, one of the Mattresses in the
costume of Eve. made me most profound
and grave bow, wishing me good night. No
Japanese has as yet become civilized enough,
with all their wonderful civilization, TO be-
lieve it possible under any circumstances
that he or she is naked. In Summer time
this condition of things is universal. 1t is
little embarrassing at first to the modest Eu-
ropean, but one soon gets used to it and &C.
cepts it as the primitive innocence of SIM
pie and guileless people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
KING OSCAR, ADVENTURE
The Swedish Monarch Enjoys an Anus
ing Rumpus While Travelling in Spain
From the London Vanity Fair.

From the London Vanity Fair.
The King of Sweden is relating with much
relish an amusing adventure which befell
him recently in Spain. 1t appears that lille
his Majesty was travelling between Cordova
and Madrid in the lead of night, occupying
sleeping car in the express train mana
most respectable tradesman of the former
lace--awakening from his slumbers by the
train stopping at station, alighting in the
belief that he had reached his destination. On
discovering his error he attempted to regain
. b train. but was too late. Not to be outdone
however, he tore along the line after the train
and succeeded in reaching it and, jumping
on the foot board. wrenched open the first
door to hand aud-found himself in the pres
ence of King Oscar and his suite, who were
slumbering peacefully.
The unhappy man, seeing the Offering
uniforms hanging about the dimly lighted
car, guessed at once where he was and was
on the point of beating retreat in sheer
despair, when suddenly his majesty awoke
ana, seeing stranger III the car, shouted
Justify to his companions, "Brigands !" and
bounced upon the unlucky individual, fol
lowed by the Swedish Ambassador and
equerry and, Selling him. began to feel for
arms. His hand touching something hard
his Majesty shouted, Here is a trabucca -
and drew from the intruder's pocket a long
necked flask tiled with manzanilla. Mean
while the train had stopped and, the officials
arriving upon the scene, the man was ques-
toned and having at last recovered from his
terror at struggling with a crowned head, ex-
planned and, after profuse apologies on both
both sides returned to his own car, when
once more the train proceeded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09

without nauseating those who take them. the
little sugar-coated Granules, known all over
the land as DR.. Pierces Pleasant Purgatve
Pellets. produce an effect upon the bowels
very different from that of a disagreeable.
violent purgative. No gripping or drenching
follows. as in the case of drastic cholsgo-
que. The relief of the intestines resembles
the action of Nature in her happest moods.
the impulse given to the domant liver is of
the most sautary kind. and is speedily mani
Tested by the disappearance of all bilious
symptoms. Sick headache, wind on the s,on,-
ach, pain through the right side and shoulder
blade, aud yellowness of the skin and eve
balls are speedily reraedied by the Pellets.
One dose. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
Bucklen's Aruica Salve,

The best Salve in the world FOR Curs
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve,
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required 1t is guar.
snteed to give perfect satisfaction, or none,
refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale
by J. NJ Mixer sug2Otd&rly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
A Single Cod Could Produce One Hun
dred and Fifty Trillions OF Young in a
Single Year.

There are 10000, 900 Goldfish caught an
nually off the Newfoundland coast" observed
a fish culturist the other day. You might
think that would deplete the yearly hatch. If
so you would be mistaken. 1t has been cal
culated that, as fish produce so many eggs,
if vast numbers of the latter and of the fish
themselves were not continually destroyed
and taken they would soon fill M every
from so DOC, 900 to "a, 000, 900 Goldfish are an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
HALLowELL.

Mrs. E. H. Atkins has fine lot OF pinks
and chrysanthemums on exhibition, and Ioi
sale at the shoe store, near the corner OF
Central street. The public are invited to
call and see them.
-Four incandescent lights have lately been
placed under the reflector III pesfofnce
square, in place of the are light
We are requested by member OF Ny
Moses Gilmans family TO say that the Item
in regard TO his eentering claim for damages
against the railroad company. is incorrect
Items from this city which do not appear
under this heading should lot De credited 10
the Halloweli correspondent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
STATE NEWS


It
Rev. f. O. Stevens. supplied the Bap-
tist pulpit last Sabbath. He gave very III
teresting sermon.-Mrs. VIM. Whittier and
grandson are to visit her daughter in Wor-
cester Mass, this week.--Mr. Edwin V.
Carr is building carriage factory and will
run the mac hinery by steam power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09

Mr.. Patrick Collins and Mr.. B. {. Maxim
of the Arsenal made an election bet 10 the
effect that the loser should wheel the winner
from the arsenal grounds to Cony street and
back and treat on the cigars. As the result
Mr.. Collins will officiate at the handle end
of the wheelbarrow tonight al o'clock.
Great sport Is looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09

There have been many remedies put be-
fore the public for coughs and colds, but
we know of none that has given more thor
ongh satisfaction than Adamson's Cough
Balsaln Portland Press. novGd&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
A Great African Missionary
From the Ionslon Star.


The Rev. Tho mas Wakefield. president of
the General Assembly OF the United Metho-
dist Free Churches. is one of the most dis
tinguished and successful missionaries OF the
present day. Judging from outward appear
ances, there is little about him that suggests
the remarkable. About sixty years OF age,
he is of medium height, with a ,hick-set,
well-developed frame. His hair is of gray
ish tnge and but sparsely covers a massive
and well-formed head, while his face is
bronzed with the exposure of a quarter of a
century to the rays of an East African sun.
Mr.. Wakeheld's manner is pleasant and
hearty, and those who are favored with a
passing acquaintance, soon discover that gem
crosby is leading trait in his character.
Twenty-six summers have passed since
M. Wakefield, at that time Young and
vigorous minister in the Free Baptist church.
left his circuit with the determination 10
spend the best years of his life in Eastern
Africa. The Free Church had resolved to
begin missionary enterprises in that portion
of the Dark Continent, and Mr.. Wakefield
was chosen as the man TO inaugurate them.
Together with DIR. krapf, well-klown Ger
man missionary, and others he departed in
1862 for East Africa. Through his instru-
mentality mission station was started at
uomhassa ard sinca that time H., mission
.orL hos coma On mill now that corner ~
,fr;oa - do,rod win mission stations Mr.
vaLasaIa's Ar, grao, diti;cnltv was of
cnnrse With tho l.ngnage A oiarter of n
centur, AGO. il was not reducfd 10 writing
and on NJ ,voks6eIds ARRIVING there he at
onca faced tho task and notwithstapdinp the
JieicnI,ies n he sprmountad succeeded in
reducing the language in the desired manner,
This alone was a great work. and many tray
L., o,,I ,,,;ssinnnrias ba,a si,ca boj oansa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09
Ingalls, spec fc.

If you find your cough is hard.
Your lungs in constant pain.
A quick relief is your reward
If you will but obtain
ingalls, Throat and Lung Specific. A single
bottle will convince YOU of its incompatible
merits. Sold By all druggists. so cents and
3 90 bottle. nov6d6wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09

Know myself by reading the Science Of
Life the best medical work ever published.
for young and middle-ared men.
may7d&vly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09

Emperor Williams tour in Austria and
Italy is said to have cost not less than
f40,000. The amount given to the SER
wants of the sovereigns whom he visits is
something fabulous, and other presents
cost frightful sum. For example, when
the Emperor Nicholas visited Windsor in
ls43, he gave the housekeeper Fl 900.
William took with him from Berlin so
diamond rings, $50 silver stars, 30 scarf
pins, all richly jeweled; 30 diamond
bracelets, 6 splendid presentation swords,
30 large photographs of himself, with the
Empress and their children, all in gold
frames; 30 gold watcl es, with chains
(the correct present TO a chief: loo cigar
cases, with the imperial arms al d mono
gram in gold, and 30 stars in the diamonds
of the Orders of the Black and Red Eagle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-09

The Tribune says the sensation of the
test published in 1.-The Nineteenth Centu
ry against the present system Of exam
nations. The signatures to this include
"A very large number of notable persons
in many walks of life. Specialists figure
largely; teachers, professors and even
examiners. Their objections reach not
only Ehe universities, but the Civil Service
itself. The whole existing system of ap-
pointments is attacked on very clearly and
strongly argued grounds. They may be
summed up in the statement that an eX-
animation is nothing but duel between
examiners and examines. Cram has
superseded study. The tests applied are
worthless for ascertaining what real
knowledge the student possesses, and still
more worthless as tests of his real fitness
for office. The weak point of this elabo-
rate protest is its failure to suggest any
feasible alternative ''rhe Nineteenth
Century performs much more doubtful
| service in allowing Mr.. Shaw-Lefevre to
advocate his scheme for kind of annex
to Westminster, This he proposes to ere
ate permanent rival to Madame Tussand
| in marble, instead of wax, aud To christen
it Victoria Chapel. Mr.. Shaw Lefevre :
architectural view axe appalling. TO
trust the Abbey to him and his friends
u-o,tlI no ar g
ster Abbey only wants to be let alone
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02
ADDITIONAL. LIST.

Anthony, Thos, Mortgage $50;
tax =. 30, penalty 15c cost, hfdol
Eeaverlard, Jas, Lost River-!snp
on 100 acres on island big Lost
River 30, seven cattle 40, two
horses 50. wagon 20; tax ! 95,
penalty So, cost l
Calhoon, Mrs ID G., Bellevue
Lots /, $ and 9, blk 81 -, house
back Of blk o 100; tax -, pcn-
atty zoe, cost hf dollar
Dudley, Albert. Sol,iier-Nw or
of sec 80, 81 u g 40, two
horses 100, wagon 20; tax / 50,
penalty 4Sc, cost !. total 2S;
applied }, balance dua
Poll and hospital tax and pom
Dude Nelson, S"it!icr-Nw or
of see .3. +! :, T. II e -. three
horses 70, farm inrlts 20; tax
3 Is, penalty 35c, cost |. total
! 80. applied ), balance due
Poll and hospital tax and pen
blackwell, Samuel Il. Glenn's
Fcrry---Sw or of ar, cJr Of
sw Or see ., W Inf of ne or sec :,
. RS e and imp 800, lot =,
biz \ Sh0shone $50, lot 1, blk
y ShnSinnc 800, six cattle lD1,
g ght horses $50. wagon and har.
ness -: taX75 81. penalty 2 30,
cost !, applied -, balance due
School district 10 - tax and pea
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02
Notice of Forfeiture.

To r. Z. REID. l. I. EwIs. Jo PIxsnAM, and
A. AbAHs, their heirs or assigns:
You hereby notified that the sum of one
hundred dollars tSiOo has been expended hy Inc
in labor and impr Yements on each VI the follow
ing Lode Mining Claims to-wit:
Wsshakie,
Orizsba,
Mountain Ram,
Silver King No. 2,
Hunt,
silver King No. l. and
SGlv ador,
and known as the
d. AND Il. r our OF CLAIMS,
Wood River Mining District, Alturas county
Idaho Territory, required by Section 1924 Re.
Vised Statutes of the United States. All Of which
ssid sums have been expended by me- except the
OF the claims Silver King No. l and Salvador
Aforesaid which was contributed by T. T.. Cloheey
& Co. as their portion of said expenditure being
the amount required to hold said claims for the
year ending Dtce Der ~ 1887: that your interest
as ro-owners therein and the amounts required to
be PAID TO me AZ Your portion of SAID expenditure
are as fellows, % Wit: WashHkie, Orizaba Mount
ain Ram, Silver King No 9, aud the hunt !,
Interest each at s-5 dollars each, making a total
OF Sl25: and also on the remaining two claims
silver King No. and Salvad1 r, one-tweIftb in
t@rcst each, st $780, each, nakiug SIG 6IS 1to
whole amount expended by me in your behalf on
said claims rs above set forth, J., the aggregate
sum or S14' .6Gs and If within ninety DAYS nfter
this uotice by publication. you fail or refuse 10
contribute your proportion of such expenditure.
As CO owners, your interest in each of the said
following claims, IT, wit: Washslia Oriz,ba
Mountain Ram, Silver King No . HINT silver
trts OF sa subscriber under said Section 1894
Revised Statutes of the United States
FIRST publication January %. 1873.
J. G. DOUTuITT.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02

Unknown, Bellevue-Lots and blk W,
$50; tax so penalty 45c, cost hf dollar. 45
Unknown, Bcllevue-fct6 6, biz % so; tax
/ so, penalty l5c. cost hf dollar Is
Unknown, Bellevue. Lot 8, blk 25, 30, tax
! 80. pen 15c, cost half dollar. ...........
Unknown Bellevue-Lot3 3. blk %, so; tax
80, pen 15c. cost half dollar. ........... 10
Unknown, Solder-Lot |, blk and imp $780,
tax 80, penalty 75c. cost hf dollar. -. rs
School district No 10 tan and penalty l 80
Uhrlaub Leo Bliss--Two hundred and ten
cattle $3.50. eleven horses 3S5; tax 1SS g.
applied lis 65 balance due. ............. A 81
Unknown Mountain Houe-E hf of ne or
sec 26, and sw or of sw or. sec %. tes.
e l200 tax Sc. penalty 60, cost hf dol 40 10
School district No II tax and penalty SO
Unknown, Rocky Bar--House Blake st
100, Wide West quartz mill 1900; tax 81,
penalty 10, cost l................. 81 III
Unknown. Bellevue-Lot II, blk L and imp
30, tax 80, penalty so, cost hf dollar IS
Unknown. Ketchum-Iots 1 aud 9. blk 80
100, tax g. penalty SOC, cost hi dollar.... 80
School district No tax and penalty 60
Unknown. Kctchum-Lot 5, blk 80 80, tax
l so, penalty Zoe. cost hf dollar. IS
School district No tax and penalty O5
Unknown. Shoshone--Iot 4, blk y so, tax
So penalty l5c cost hf dollar. ........ 10
School district No II tax and penalty 81
Unknown, Shoshope-Iots II and l2. blk 10
100, tax 3, pc nalty SOC, cost hf dollar. 50
School district No II tax and penalty s6
Unknown, Ketchum--Lot 5, blk II so, tax
so, penalty 15c cost IF dollar. ........... 2 Is
School district No tax and penalty O5
Unknown Ketchum- Lot 6, blk II so, tax
80, penalty l5c, cost hf dollar. ......... 2 Is
School district No tax and penalty Os
Unknown, Ketchum--.Lots I and q blk q
go, tax 3, penalty soc, cost hf dollar...... 80
School district No 6 tax and penalty l so
Unknown. ketchuIn.. Lot 3, blk &c so, tax
/ 80. penalty l5c cost Inf dollar.
school district No tax and penalty o5
Unknown, Ketchum--LSt I, blk p so, tax
/ 80 penalty .5c, cost Inf dollar. ...........
School district No tax and penalty ! o5
Unknown, K'tchum---Lot q blk 81 so, tax
l so, penalty Is. cost hf dollar. ...........
School district No tax and penalty .o3
Unknown, Ketchum Lots and 2, block GO
100, tax 3, penalty SOC cost hf dollar 80
School district No tax and penalty 60
Unknown, Ketchum-.-Lo and 6. blk 62
100, tax 3, penalty 30c cost hf dollar...... 80
School district No tax and penalty GO
Unknown. Ketchum-.Lo AMI 4, blk 70
100, ,, penalty SOC, cost hf dollgr........ 80
School district No Is and penalty.... l 60
Unknown, Ketchum---Lots and 8, blk 81
100, 3, penalty SOC. cost hf dollar. ...... 81
| School district No and penalty 900. l 90
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02

Lewis, H C& Jos Pinkham.
Ketchum-Mortg 2l6; tax /
6 "a, pen Csc, cost hf dol "
School dis No tax and pen < 9ol
Sifers, w A & Co-Balance
on Mortg II; tax SEC, pen |
O4c, cost hf dollar ~
Byrne, Jas H, Hailey-Mortg
800; tax 9, pen 9Oc, cost nj ~ .o|
dollar ~ ~
School dis No Z tax and pen 3 80
OSLRRCo, Bliss-Twenty-
five miles road bed and
right of way, including SUI
perstructure and all struc-
lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni.
ture and fixtures, and all OF
the personal property of the
OS LR r Co, in school
district No 16, at 5000 per
mile, 10000; tax 1850,
cost 1901 w
OS LR R Co, Hailey-Nine
miles road bed and right Of
way, including superstruc-
ture and all structures stu
ated thereon, rolling stock,
side tracks, furniture and
fixtures, and all of the per-
sonal property of the O 81
RR Co, in school district
No Z at 5000 per mile. 54,-
600; tax sos, cost 500 90
Coffin Bros, Hailey-Mortg
31S;tax 8 "a, pen csc, cost
hf dollar III 90
School dis No Z tax and pen 4 90
OS LR r Co, Shoshone--
Twenty acres land, more or
less, situated in sec 2, t6s,
r17 300; imp on same
consisting of round house,
machine and repair shops
$4,000; machinery, tools,
stock and material in shops
35,0OO; tax $3.50, pen q so
cost | 1878 so
School dis No IL tax and pen 269 Ii
o S l. r R Co, Shoshone--
| Twenty four miles road bed
and right of.way, including
superstructure and all struc
lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni-
ture and fixtures, and all the
personal property of the o
S I. r II Co. in school dis
trict No II, at 5000 per
mile, IA, 1000; tax Ola 80,
cost l 515 sc
Wild & Bounds, Soldier-Lot
4. blk 33 and imp $50
School dis No Is tax and pen S.
Brim, w F, Belevue-E hf of
| Sec 8. T2 S, R 81 E 800
acres and imp, GOO; tax Is,
pen l so, cost If dollar 20 81
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that, February 9th, 1888, will Sell
in front of the Courthouse, in HALEY
Idaho Territory, unless sooner re
dee med, the above described propert
and premises, or so much thereof a
may be necessary to pay the amour
of delinquent county, territorial AM
special school taxes and costs Thereon
for the year 1887. Sale to begin at
o'clock p. m.
Dated at my Office, in Haley, thi
goth day of December, 1887.
w. w. YEATES,
Assessor and ex-officio Tax Collecto
of Alturas county, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02

Vineyard, l., Hailey.--Lot 20, and imp blk Al
$3.50. S3 so. pen 81 IS, cost hf dol. ...... ~!
School district No 7 t and penalty. :!
Poll and hospital and penalty....... 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02
SUBSEQUENT LIST.

Clawson, Vim. Ifniley-Etght horses 400,
wagon and barnes i21; tax 10 70, lenalty
achool dtstri"t No tax aud penalty 80 %
Poll and hos pital tax and penalty..... B 50
Camel VIM, Lost Kiy r-1mp on poss int
co. three cattle Co. two horses 80. wagon
and harness i5 tax Is, penalty G2c. cost :,
Poll and hospital tax ana peu:ity.., 3 &c
Hanson, Hans, Era II rso %; tax 75c, pen
atty 0sc. cost If dolar... ................ So
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.... 5 80
Jones, William Tho mas Broadfurd--I OF SO,
blk y 20; tax 30, penalty i5c, cost hf dol n
School district NO tax and penalty O5
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 80
judges James, Crrey-Nc or see 26, on.r
81 e. imp on same 90 two horses 81; tax
81, penalty SOC, cost l............. ..... 5 %
Poll and hospital tax and penalty... s 80
Lawson, NJ C~roy-Lots ., 3. AMI 4, Sc ar
NV or sec e, 2 $. u q imp 100 COW p.
two horses 100 tax Il Is. penalty Csc. cost
Fol- and hospital tai and penal sy... &
Miller, Thos II, Doniphan-Two houses at
Doniphrn so: tax | 80, penalty ~, cost hi
Poll and hosritI tax anil penaity.. 5 SO
Shelley, Samuel,--Fcur houses t35; tag O5,
penalty Ale. cost hf dollar. ;. ............ 90
Poll and hospital tax and pvualty.... 3 30
Easter, james, Lost River. Imp on 100 acres
Big Lost River $50, horse 50;taN 8, penalty
Poll ana h spita tax and pcnalty.... 90
Murry Mrs r, Galeua, $ hf LIT ?, Xix imp
same 100, lot I, blk imp same 1907
tax g, penalty 60c, cost hi dollar. ........ 7 10
Senate Mining & SmeltinGt 60, Galena-Mn-
chinory and snrlt buildings 1880; tax
30, penalty =. cost i...................... 80 so
wood River Improve Reut Co, Galcna-Imp
on lut .. blk DO, nldse SOC; Tax 20 20, PEN
atty ~, cost Observation-Disclosures. % 20
Merrett, j C. Era-Imp on ross int on Ante
lupe Creek 20, two COWS -, horse 30, wag-
on ~: tax ; -, penalty bic, cost t........ rs
Ioil anl hospital tax aud penalty. . 30
Perrne, Chsa, Era-.,np On Antelope Creek
BE, forty cattle $50, two horse 81: tax "a
penalty -, cost ,...................... 81 -
Poll ana hospital tax and penalty.... 80
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-02

N1chols, Mrs N a, BelieVEs--Lots l and 2,
hlk 40 and imp $50: tax 81 %, penalty 45c
Gun - uoA. -......... 30
Nelson, ChSs. Ketchum-Lot 3, blk 81 and
imp so; tax 30. penalty i5c, cost = dol. .
School district No 8 tax and penalty
Pool. Lamb Stodard, Birch Croek---Three
cattle rs. forty horses loco, wagon ana har-
ness 100. 81 IS, piled on same a, bai
IS pen Atty s9c cost If dollar. .......... 10
Nelson. l. A, Sollier-Inp On NE IA Sec Is,
3. X IA f $50. six cattle l2O. eight
h"rses 1855, wagon p, six hogs 80, farm
jnpits 60.
School district No - tax anil penalty 3
Eeedh.Il, G o, Sho>hane--House on north
sside II track Ciienn's Ferry 100; tax g.
penalty 30c, cost & dol .......,...,.,.... 8
,A'sbiit. Geo. Bliss-Saloon building ut
Bliss 400. n.'se t5O.
School district No 1G tax and penalty 3
Nichols. 8 NJ. Rocky Bnr--Imp on land 9th
Or han owners on South Boise 15o, house
and barn st Rocky Bar 80, ditch and wat
er right 80, houso Mt old toll gate 80, nine
sattle iGO. two horses lOo wagon 3d. tax
70 81. penalty 90. cost 1.... .......... %
Poll and hospital tax and peuaty... 5