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Wool.

BOSTON. Nov. 2o.-Ths wool market continues
very strong for al kinds Of wool aud manufacturers
are stu free buyers Notwithstanding their large pur-
chases of late. Advices from abroad continue en-
courazing. aud the markets here are further strength
ensd by the report. from Australia. England and other
POINTS. Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces ars selling ~
32333c for Y. 33035c for Xxx and Michigan X at
D iae; good No. l Ohio combins is not offered
under 80 14oc- Delaine selections are held firm and
are IN small supply. Territory, Texas and California
woods taxa . wide range. Scoured-Some WOODS cost
ing a. high - zoe. but the bulk o. sales was IL ths
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choice. IL 70 bu. e0c0Sl.Oo. English blue graas.
% 10 bu. ST. Acme lawn grass, IL 70 bdt
Sl.7502.25. Seed rye, Csc y bu. Fiaxseed, selecot
ed. 500 SO per bu. Hemp. 3isc. Canary, 4Iac.
Rape, &c per 10. Spinach-Bloomsdale s~avoy-ieas
(seaIed bagsl, SOC per ID. Turnip seed, 30o40c
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-Pigiron firm. Copper
nominal; lake, November. 17.45c. Lead-Futures
hrm but dull. Tin quie. but steady; straits, 22.35c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-Lead weak; cominon. 3.4Oc.
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range of 45a55c. In pulled woods there IS a good
steady trade and sales at 25G30c for extra and 300
39c for super. Foreign wool is strong and the price
unchanged.
domestic fleece, 30037c; pulled, 2593Sc; Texans,
14125c.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle In Fair supply, with Good Demand
for Decent Gradcs-Hogs Weak and Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20.
CATTLE-Receipts. IT'S; shipments. SO. Fair sup.
ply and the demand good on all decent grades of
butchers, but prices no higher. Shipping grades dull
and slow sale at a shade lower prices. No fancy
Grades here. Enw laid over foc to.morrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-21

The Orange County Farmer recommends set
ting along the roadsides of the farm during
spare hours this fall such hardy forest trees as
tho elm, maple, ash, chestnut, etc.
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J.. NJ. 4 I. q. K.-soUra.
Leave for LouisviIis
Gland the South .... 4:0jan S:30am l:00pm s:lcpra
Arrive from Louisville
and the South. 1911 10. 45am ll:l0am 6:a0pm ll:0cpn
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T. w. ~. q. SOUTHWEST.
Cairo Express, Leave ..-...... I:I0am
Vincennes Accommodation. Leave s:0apIn
Vtncennes Accommodates. Arrive ........ 10: 3Dau
cairo Express, 5:OOpn
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

w YORK. Nov 2O.-Bar silver, 94sc.
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Clovsr-Red, choice, so n bu. S4-50ai.75;
glish, choice. "a .3094.G0: White, choice. S6.75s
7.5o. Alsike. So. z507.5o: Alfalfa, choiee. a50
$50. Iinothy-Ch0ice 40 10 hu, SI.S502.7o
Blue grass-Fancy. IA 10 bu, s0cd$l.oO. orchrup
g~rsss--Extra clean. Ii 70 bu. SL.250L-5O. Red %.
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RAILWAY. TIMETABLES.

Leave for Ptsbrg & N -. 4:30an 2:55pn slopun
Richmond and Columbus. s:ooam t:oopm
Arrive from NY. i Pitsbg. ll:40am 7:50pm 0.afpm
Columb's. Richm'd, etc. 81 40An 3:s0pn
Sleepsrs to Pittsburg and New York without change.
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Leave for Chicago and Northwest. 80. 1i:l5am J!:0opm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. 3:25An s.5opm
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Opening Highest. Loires &. Closing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
ALL ABOUT SIS.
Should the Delinquent Tax List BE-
Paia as Single Price Natter, OF rs
Price. and a.Half MAtter2

t'rice.and.a.Half Matter?
The bill of the TINES for the coun.
ty printing and advertising for the
quarter ending December 81, 1887,
was before the Board of County Com.
missioners to-day. A difference OF
opinion arose as to the basis upon
which the delinquent tax list should
be paid for. The county printer
claimed that, under his bid, he was
entitled to charge according to the
scale of measurement of any of the
several typographical unions in the
country, which would allow him extra
for such matter. He therefore claim
ed price and-a.half. He also relied
upon the following clause, contained
in his bid, and intended to provide
against disputes:
The rules of the New York or any
typographical union to govern. 9th
erwise this bid is void.
The District Attorney took issue,
and advised the Board that, under the
contract, the county printer was only
entitled to one price. The County
Commissioners, while admitting that
the charge was much lower than the
work had ever been done for hereto
fore, we're unwilling to allow the hill
in full, notwithstanding their admis
sion that there might be equities in
favor of the county printer.
Finally, the bill was allowed, in full,
for all except the disputed item,
which was referred to the foreman of
the Salt Lake Tribune for arbitration
and settlement.
The amour, claimed by the county
printer is $l35; the amount admitted
to be due him is 500: leaving only
$40 in dispute between the Board and
county printer.
The latter does not care for the
small amount involved; but as he
knows that he is in accord with all the
typographical unions in the United
States, he insists upon the subject
matter being decided by a practical
printer, just as every man has right
to be tried by jury of his peers.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
A Narrow Escape.
GUY HAMMER, Postmaster

About 5 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, Ada, the - or 13-year. old
daughter of Mrs. Pierson, who re.
sides on the northwest corner OF River
and Carbonate streets, walked into
the rear Of the Merchants Hotel
dining-rooms, and into all open celur-
door. The unfortunate girl fell fully
IL feet but, strange to say, escaped
uninjured. Carried up to the kitchen
by one Of the cooks, she sat down for
fe v minutes, and then walked home.
Last evening Mr.. Allen visited her,
and found her all right.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
DGu't Experiment.

Iou cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems AT
first only cold. Dp not permit any
dealer TO impose upon you with some
imitation of nr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, bu'
be sure you get the genuine. Because
he can make more profit he may tell you
he has something just AS good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DR.. Kings Ne's DiSrovery
which is guaranteed To give relief in all
throat, lung and chest affections. Trial
bottles free a, j. A. Rnpert's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
LOCAL J0TTlNGS.

Hay and Grain, at Coffin & Co.'S.
Coffin s. 60. have Warnings Dat.
and Blacks Hay.
Have you tried the "M.scot" brand
Coal Oil at Coftn's?
"Mascot" Coal Oil at Cofin's, water.
white, Non explosive.
Location notices, for both lode
and placer olsiu,s, for sale at the
TINES Office.
Sydney L.. Wright, President of the
Philadelphia aud Idaho Company, is
on Wood River, to remain few days
Mr. Clark, railway station agent a,
this place, sent \ very pressing dis.
patch for coal to-day, and expects a
few cars up by the frs, train that can
get through.
DR.. Higgins, who returned from his
recent trip to Atlanta having both
feet more or less frozen, has since
been laid up, being unable to leave
his dwelling-h house.
For the first time since the settle
ment Of this region by the whites,
there 10 two feet Of snow on the Des-
ert, and train stuck in snow-drilt
five miles east OF Shoshone.
Cold? Yes, cold! But it is no,
quite xs cold as it was in Montana,
last var. when mary thousand head
Of cattle frsze stiff, standing in the
snow. The spirit thermometer there
stood at So to ~ for days. 1t has
not been quite as cold as that here.
Mr.. Cowen, a rsncl,er living six or
seven miles below Bellevue, lost two
horses. 4 short time since, by the dis
ease which carried off several Of Hon
John Hailey's horses AS this was
the only team Mr. Cowen had, its loss
- heavily felt even now, but will Dr.
more 90 whom the working season
opens.
A noticeable fact is that the cold is
not SO severely felt at the upper as a,
tine lower end of town. TIE reason
OF this is, probably, that the upper
end OF town is sheltered by the Halle,
, Hill, while the lower end is exposed
to the cold WINS of Croy and Qiigley
Clutches. The difference il stated at
10 70 20 degrees.
The variation in the thermometers
is probably owing to the degree of tx
posture Of the Instruments. At 8
o'clock this morning, for instance, the
spirit thermometer at Hendricks in.
d'ca'ed II degrees, that at Coffin &
Cos. scarcely 100 feet further, indi-
Gated IL, and the mercurial ,h-rmnme
Ter in the TINES yard only Is.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
Ladies, Your Attention!

Is called to the letters following. No
doubt many suffering woman, after
reading these letters, will avail them,
selves of the experience related by
her sister in distant Missouri, and in
The Empire State of the South, and
thank them in their hearts for the in
formation by which blessed relief from
disease and suffering can assu1ediy be
had. 1t was a most eommcndable
thought in these ladies to make known
their cases in all unsetish and humane
spirit, that their suffering sisters else
where might be informed of AN iuial!.-
ble remedy for the ailments from
which they had suffered for years.
Miss Lydia Jones, No. 4l2 East
Fourth ST., Kansas City, Mo-, writes
under date Of July 18th, 1887:
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta. Ga:
Grntlemen-I have taken l dozen
bottles oil your S. S. S, and l am
happy to say | am entirely well.
have tried all patent medicines, bu.
never found one like the S. S. S. |
was troubled with weakness incident
to women, pain III the back and in my
chest. thought / was beyond relief.
When l commenced to take your
medicine l weighed eighty fou,
pounds, today l weigh one hundred
and fifty-fve, and feel well and hear
'y. II you feel like publishing this,
90 SO, for feel that it will be help
ing other sufferers.
Mrs. Many F. Bryan, No. Al
Factory Street, Atlanta, GA, writes,
August 18TH, 1887:
"When twenty-five years Of age, !
had u severe case of milk leg. l,rrd
many physicians in my native State,
hut all Of the r>med.es prescribed
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
THE TRAIN.
II Is Snow. Bound Betwe Tikura and
Picab0.
3, Atlanta, GA.

Picabo.
At o'clock this afternoon the train
which left Shoshone last Friday for
Bellevue, Haley and Ketchum, was
still snow bound at Tikura.
This detention was entirely unex-
pected. The train left Shoshone with
small snow-plow and two engines.
The smaller cuts were passed without
much trouble, but when the train got
into one of the deep cuts this side of
Tlknra it stuck. After bucking at
the snow for while the train would
have returned to Shoshone had it rot
found itself stuck in the cut, ard un-
able to either advance or retreat.
Saturday a relieving party drawn
by two engines left Shoshone and
found the train between Tikura aud
Picabo; bat after working all day
returned to Shoshcne.
Yesterday and to day three loco
motive engines were working in the
cut, besides the two drawing the
train, but, as far as known at this
writing, without success.
There are four passengers aboard
the train, but they lack neither food
nor facl, as there is an abundance Of
both on the train. =
Nearly 20 persons are here anxious
y awaiting the coming of the train,
in order to leave for the Eastern
States.
LATER-At 4 o'clock this afternoon
the station agent stated that, the rota.
ry pillow having come, the train would
probably arrive at Haley in about
two hours.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
GONE On A VISIT.
4 Pioneer Of this Region Gone East for
Few Months.

CSN GAOnlESs
Mrs. P. p. Baxter left on MONDAYS
train on visit to her friends in
Quincy, Massachusetts. The patrons
of Baxter's Hotel will miss the kindly
face of the hostess for the next few
months. 1t is the first t;me she has
been out of ketchum, says the Kew
stone, with the exception of one night
spent in HALEY, since she came here
with her husband on the 18th dav
OF August, 1850, and at that time
there were but four other ladies in
the town. Concluding to settle in
ketchum, Mr.. Baxter erected a
large tent and commencing with that
began al once to minister TO the wants
of the travelling public, Mrs. Baxter
working hand in hand with her has
band in doing everything to make
their guests comfortable. They kept
their restaurant in the tent eighteen
months, all through one of our severe
winters. TO Mrs. Baxter's energy,
faithful and unfailing perseverance,
no less than to her husbands, is due
the existence of their present co,nmo-
dious and wel.appointed hotel. Her
many friends here wish her a pleasant
visit to her old home, and safe re
turn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining In the HALEY (Idaho)
P"stofice for the week ending January H. 1897
Persons calling for any of these Letters will pleas.
say advertised"
Foley, James 2 Ramstrom, Alex
huhn, Mark Rear>ien, James
Ions, Te-ke, Joe
Mccormack. John Stevenson, Thomas
Olhey, + Vim, o s
GUY HAMMER, Postmaster
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
AltalaS County, Idaho Territory.
For the Year 1887.

NOTE. When taxes became de
!inquent, 10 per cent. was added,
with 80 cents for each lot, piece or
parcel of land, to each name for cost
of advertising.
All taxes upon personal property
are lien upon the real property of
the delinquent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16
Removal.

II. r. PlughoT has removed his
sadd!ery and harness store to bis new
brick on the east side of aiain street,
five Loors south OF the express Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

Lee, o II P, Bellevue Two horses $lOO.
wagon s25; tax - 20, pen $50, cost soc. 49,.
Longo0d, VIM, KGtchum--I.uts I and q, blk
AG, and imp. 100: tax >, pen 400. cost 5Ic.
School district No. tax and penalty. -.
Luark, r J, ketchum-Lct 2. blk SC, and
imp, $50: tax 1 so. penalty 45c, cost soc ~.
school district No. tax and penalty.
Lewis. II c, ct al, Ketchum-Two mort.
cages, 4Si tax l.: i3, penalty ~, cost soc
School district No. tax and penalty.
Lewis. II C. h Piakham. Kstchum- Mort
gage, 300; tax Q, penalty Nc. coat 60c. -,
school district No. d tax and pcnslty..
Little, John, BroadfordIot 10, blk -, and
imp. so; tax so. penalty lSr, coat 50c.
School district No. . tak aud penalty.
Lsunder, W, Shnshone--Lots 7 and 8. blk
Is; tax 3, penalty 3Dc, cost y dol. ......
School district No. II tax and penalty.
Leiszky, Albert Crichton--SE i Sec 80. I'll
\, Il Is y. and imp, Is; three cattle A5,
Ave horses $50; two wagons and harness
80; tax 10, penalty Sic. cost l .........
Leon. Shoe, Rocky Dar--Chincse gMr Ion,
100; tax 3, penalty SOC, cost \ dol. .-....
Poll and hospital tax AMI penalty....
Lendlry, l., Atlanta--House in Atlanta. 100;
tax 3. penalty soc. cost y dol. ............
Loriz,, Mrs NJ. Brllevue-NE y of NE Y
See Il. NV q of NV Il Sec ~, W y Of i
W !. Sec IS. 4 l S. X ls 4, and imp, 2Ou;
tax Il. penalty Coo, rost Il dol. ......... :.
Lavell. Thos, Ketehum--M Mortgage, 1928 81;
tax 80 IS, penalty 3 90, cost 4 dol. ......
School district no tax and penalty.
Logan, Thos +. HALEY, LIT 20, blk g. loo,
IS, penalty Doc, cost If dollar .....,
School district No 7 I and penalty.
Lee & Anderson, Mountnin Homes hf Of
sc or OF see 2 sc or Of sw qr, sec 2, so. ilve
horses 26o, wagon and harness. liz. fam
implts 10. IA 40, penalty A.. cost Lee.
School district No II and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

HALEY iron Works, Hailey--I.ots to IL in.
elusive md lots Ii TO 81 inclusive, block
ia, and imp, $50: horse 40, mac htnsry,
etc, 1900: tax IS 10, penalty + 81, cost H..
School district No. 7 tax and penalty,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

Minor, NJ A, Bellevue--w 4 NV \ Sec o6,
Ne i y NV J. NV J, Of NV \ Sec
&c. sW i W 4 sw i Sc Il Sec ~.
and imp, slo77; six cattle 10. fifteen
horses 45o three wagons IS. two hogs &;
tax S5l 30, prnnlty 49, cost l. ......... 81
Poll and hospital tax and p.nalty...... q
ntgomery, Gsorge. K-tchum--Lots 3 and
a. block 30, and imp, 100; tax 8. penalty
school district No, 6 tax and penalty.
Monks, J.hn, Ketchnm-I.ot S. blk 6. and
imp, 100; tux 20, penalty 45r, cast n dol
Schoul district No. 6 TIP and penalty.
Pol and hospital tax and penalty...... 1
Milay, J II Ketchum-sE 4 of lot ;. blk II.
ana IMP 800; tax ., pan so, cost y dol. II
School district No. tax and penalty.
Poll AMI hospital tax ana penslsy $50. .
Welcome. Thor. KutcLum-Lots s and 6.
b'k Is. and imp, 100; tax 3, penalty Soc.
cost i dollar ...............
School district No. 4 Tux anil penalty.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80. 6
Monks Foglina. Ketchum-Hour~ OH river
west II K"trhum. 100: twenty-five cattle
48o, three horses l25. two wagons IS, hxr
10: tax y 81, penalty 2 BY, cost l..... 81
School district No 6 tax and pensity.! =
McPheters. A +, K-tcl um--Int 8, blk II,
and imp $50; tax $50, penalty 45c. cost
School dis; riot No. tax a d penaty..
Poll and hospital tax and penalty ......
Mosler. John, Ketchu Lots 7 and 4. blk
., and iu p. lOn; tax 3. pes SC, ~cst 4 dol
School district No tax aid penalty.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 49,.
Mosser. s p, Broadfnrd- Cow 2s. , horses
100. harness 20: tax IS. Pc, atty 1. cents.
School district No tax and p,n.ity.. ;
Morse. p. Brosdford--Two cattle II, hve
h"rss l75 wagons and harness 20; tax
., penalty 80 cents cost Y dollar. ... IL
School district No. tax aid penalty
Poll and hos initial tax and nensltv
Monroe. d r. Shos, onr-Lots II and u, blk
IL lfo; tax .. p"nAty 3Cc, cost 4 dol .
School district No II tx and penalty
Mill"r, August. Shosho ne House north Of
sh. shone -: tax 2 %, penalty %, cost y
uoi. ........-.-- .....,........,.....
School district No Il tax and penalty
Poll aud hospital tax and penslty .... .
Miller, Frank. Shosho nc--Lot 3. blk n.
Reese add 100: tax 3. p-Ra,y Zoe, cost y dol 4
School district Nc ~ tax and penalty
Marker. Anna, shoshonr--L,ts Is and ~ h,k
and imp 100; tax 81, penalty 2 10, cost
School district No - tax ana penalty
Mead. NJ. A. SoldIer--SE !. Sec I,TIR,R
IA imp 3 o: tax Q, ptnslts ?Oc, cost y dol Il
School district No II tax aid penalty
Miles. P. Hailey--s Il Of 10 and lot 90. blk
81 and imp 20'; tax G, penalty Coo. cost
sehsoi district No tax and psn.uy 2
Poll and hospital tax and penslty.... s
Mo-rill! ! K. Hsiley-Imr on lot 2, SW 4 Of
NE \ aud NV Il of ST. i. NJ h OF SW h.
SEC 2. 7 , y, X IL E 100. lots Ii and II. n
= OF 10, oil ID ana IMP soD. wagon lir;
tax 80. penalty g. cost l............ "a
school district NJ : tax and penalty. II
Poll ana hospital tx m psnyity..... i
Nshsfsy, Z. Corral-Twn horses 40. way.
Oh -; YAK ! 20, penalty &c. cost q dol :. 6
Ioll and hospital tax and p~nalty.... s
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

Idaho Cold and Silver Con Co, Rocky Bar
Water wheel and fixtures, $lO0O; tax $40,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

James. Geo, Ketchum--Lots 8 and G, blk ~,
and imp. $500, and horse, $50; tax 81 90,
penalty 75c, cost Observation-Disclosures.
School district No. tax aud penalty.
Johnson. A NJ, Bellevue--Lot 3, blk =, sd
imp, 80: tax .. penalty 90c. cvst &c.,.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty ......
Jenne, b A, Shoshone-Lots 10 and 20, blk
II. 100: tax 3, penalty 3Oc. cost soc. .......
School district NO ~ tax and lenalty
Jones', 3, Corral-Imp on NV i Of NEh
NE l. of NV y, Sec 80. T N, X Is l.,
lao, three horses 100; tex = 80, penalty 7SG
Johnsyn n Clarity, Mountain Home-I.ot
!. blk 10 and imp l76; tax rs, penalty Sc
>Hoe Nv
school district No II tax and penalty
James Bros, Anticipating ON W y Of 4
i. Sec %. and y Of BE 4. Sec %. T
n, X ii 100, twenty horses SEQ. seven
wagons PAS. farm ilnp!ts 80: taA IS Is, pen.
atty 81, cost l.....................
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-16

kearns. John. pel!ecue-Lot 1, blk r SIS,
seven horses S3l5. wagon and arneaa $50:
tax *l4 40, penalty 81 a, cost 81.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 49,.
Kitchen. II, Bel evue--N u of NV 4, Sec II
and W q SW !, Sec ~. 4 N, Il Is z imp
lO. two cows 50. horse 30: tax q 10, penalty
o'c' cost L.. .................. ..........
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. -.
Ktlbourn, G II, Ketchun,- Lots :, 4, . and
10 blk 81 and imp 500; tax v, penalt, S0s.
cost = dol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....
School district No q tax aud penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Kcrson, l. a, Ketchum-lots and 1, blk II
and imp 100: tax ). penalty 3Oc, cost y dol
school district No tax md penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. -.
Kaiser. A l.. Shoshone--I Lot ~, blk ~ 100;
tax 8, penalty 3Oc, &c st y dol. ............
School district No,l2 tax and ,penalty
Poll and hosl ital tax and penalty -.
Kaiser h c.. HAiley-Four horses 100,
wagon and Harness. 1875: tax 0 rs. penalty
9Sc. cost y do,
School district No tax and penalty
Kinney 4 Burke, Hailcy--Lot IL blk 10 and
Imp 1900; tax "a, penalty 4 20, cost y dol
School district No 7 tax aud penalty
Kingsbury, Thos. HALEY Lot 6, Blk IS and
imp 500; tax ID. penalty 80, cOst y dol
School district M tax and penalty
heeue, . ', ROCKY Bar-Imp on l60 NereB
South Boise Co. two horses leo. wagon 10;
tax rs, penalty 66c, cost l...............
Kelly Thomas, Era-S1lo0n on Main
street and billiard table SIS. dwelling
house 100, two horses 100, wagon aud ilkr.
ness Co. mdse $50; tax 81 IS, penalty 3 s,
COST l............. CONGRATULATIONS.
kinsey, H II, Shoshone--Inp on Big Cotton.
wo;d 25, two cows 40, three horses Cv;
tax II, penalty 3sc. cost l..........
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. ...
Kirtley, ca, Bontphan -In,o on pops
int on Rock Greek 100, horse IS; tax as,
penalty Use. cost l.................. ....
Two pol and hospital tax and penalty
School district Nos tax aud penalty
Kaiser. Henry. Doniphan--H.uss on road
to Gold Belt 100. tive horses VI, son and
harness 40 tax 10, penalty 66c, cost i
Poll and hospital tax and renalty....