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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

The power Of various explosives has
been calculated to be equivalent to the
following pressures, the figures giving
tons per square inch: Emmensite, a
new explosive for which important ad-
vantages are claimed in addition to
great power, 2S3; uitro-glycerine, 264;
explosive gelatine, 253; forcite, $50;
oxomite. 249; panclastite, 203; gun cot
ton, 1875: dynamite, IA; atlas, 1873; rack
arock, III: roburite, "a; blasting gun
powder, 23--Arkansaw Traveller.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
a Curious Freak of Nature

There Is at Lone Pine, Iryo county. rock
'tiat might be easily passed OF for petrifed
elephant photograph of the rock shows
as Ike as possible TO the photograph Of al
elephant The trunk. the eyes, the head and
hody are silcs well formed in the photograph
as II The camera had been turned 70 living
animal Tie wrinkles and folds in the skin
or an elephant ana the color are sll repeated
an the rock Tie symmetry and proportions
OF the living animal are reprodnoed in this
ierllarzahte freak OF nature Undergraduates
tCaLl independents
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
Don't Raise Painting Persons.

The common practice OF raising faintinc
persons 70 sitting or upright position Is
often sufficient 70 destroy the spark Of life
which remains The death of al, eminent
English statesman a short time ago gave op-
poTtuIity to the coroner for emphasizing
this fact. ard OF pointing out how much
more reasonable and sound II is to keep such
persons II the sorone position. while restors-
tIves and local sneSns are adopted to enable
them, possible, 70 regain corsciousnsSS-
Asslca,' =
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

'Hl, BEly, where's yer kit''' called
bootolack To another Of the guild who was
minus his accoutrenents-
"Gen1'man's got i back there three OF
four blocks with sly leer.
Who's got IL; cop;'
''Eo. gen'l'man, tell yer. Hes hgoin'
TO hold il til git back Wild &c change fol
q dollar ''-Detroi; Free Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
No. 44.-an Extraordinary Dinner

No. 44.-An Extraordinary Dinner
Soups-;a, To jeer and a kind OF dove %,
The name OF ''the piper's SON. a letter and
part Of the foot.
Fish ia. Only. lbl To roll, toss or
tumble
Entree.-tal To COVER, served with phil
osopher, on q sentiment
hoasts-tN country. (5) An essayist.
tcl A tailors implement
Negetaoles--tal A letter, an article and
part Of the foot. o. Letters of the alphabet
(c) A watchman's course. Cd) 4 coupe and a
generation
DeSsert-tal To regret, part Of an arrow
and a mass OF unsorted type. (b) Swimming
and what Australia is.
NutS-ta) y wooden trunk. %, Terra
frma (cl On every breakfast table.
FruitS-ta) The fruit that urges you 70
travel tb) The fruit that tells tales tca
Unites in couples (dD An anathema, an
article and conjunction.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
No. dS.-Conundrurna.

ta) When is the soup likely 70 run ont OF
The saucepani
q, How does tho Russian nation resemble
the seat
lcl What Is the difference between n per-
son late for the train and a school rnistrczsl
td Would you rather all elephant killed
you. OF "a gorillal
le) What writer would have teen the best
anglerf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
An Expert Fec Catcher.

There is wonderful brown and golden
bird III Mexico, a species of bee martin,
that Is remarkably expert bee catcher.
lie has n way of rufiing I'D the feathers
on top Of his head SO that MS crest looks
exactly like q beautiful flower When S
bee comes along 10 sip honey from this &C.
lustve blossom il is snapped up and de
vouEed. -.ChicaS Herald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
W ssszs-sgs
The u eagle
"THE SHEPHERD SOFTLY SAID"

The shepherd, looking eastward, softly said.
bright is thy veil oh moon, thou art bright!'
Forthwith that little cloud. in ether spread
And penetrated all with tender light,
She cast away, and showed her fuigent head
Uncovered: dangling the bebolder's sight
As if to vindicate her beauty right,
Her beauty thoughtIessly disparaged.
Meanwhile that veil, removed a thrown aside,
Went floating from her, dariening as it went;
And huge mass, TO bury or to hide,
Approached this glory of the armament;
Who meekly yields, and is obscured-content
With one calm triumph of a modest pride
William Wordsworth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Experiments with various animals be-
longing to the classes of vertebrates. mol
lusks, articulates and worms tend toprove
that the power of the perception Of light
and the sense OF color are much more
widely distributed than is generally sup
posed. Among animals the variation in
the sense Of color is very great--Glooe-
DerDoc-at
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

In the gicry Of autumn we met one day.
Aad looked DER the past with sad, diIa eyes,
Around US the naples foliage lay
In the crimson beauty that lovers prize.
Spring and summer hsd fed the leaf,
Now ripe and beautiful in its fan;
So the soul can mellow in passing grief,
And luminous grow meath sorrow's pail
Only true seekers can ever know
The aureole CLEAN from spirit fires
That lights with the opal's changeful glow
The spark divine, from OUT crushed desires
Hester S. Dvinelle il Demorest.s Monthly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
Wanted to BE OSediens.

Don't De too literal an Interpreter Of
Scripture, especially when Us language IL
very strong or you are IN an III hUrnor..
Good old William King, Of Georgetown,
used 70 ten With gusto Of a revenSsful
rnan vino vas advised BY Christian
brosher 20 'skeap onals Of Ere on bus enc
ny's head Yes, yea, +" sad bis irnse tn
terlooutO-, with flashing eyes, That Is
the very thing wait 70 DC. "-xefooest
Protestant
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Old Lazy 10 grocer-Ny daughter r. quiss
en- Invalid, sir. and wants some n2cs fresh
eggs
Grucer-Yes, uls's1n 60 boy1, James, show
tbs Jay tasse invalid exEA-Ths Eccch
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
Same Gnnd simIln-.

As ret az q flsb--ss dry bona:
As i've rs u blrd-as dead aa . stone;
As plump az a partridge-as poor - Il rlti
As strong as a sorse-as weak - q cat.
As hard n 4 ts8ut--ax ssft - o mole:
AZ white as n lIy-as tlscs "a a coal:
A pla.iu pas- stan-as rough a = hear.
As tight a. draHa--As froe az ,se air,
AZ heavy 90 le4d-as !igat az a fsa;bcT:
AS steady a. tizae-uocrrtsia a. weather;
~ hot as an Ovea-aa coid az frog.
A. gay "a a laJs--as sick "a a dog
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

70 5.-Rcbus: sETieck. EaEniet: A.
tolycr1s: Katherine, E@ral1s. Shallow: psr.
deti: Elbow Arisl, Romeo; Ess1ll.a SHAKE.
SPEARE
No 3s-IlIustra,sd Prcvsrb: Wis., 10
catis away the mice vii play
20. g. --Anzgram; Light Of g lantern .
No 40.-Di-c-os-so-ta4@ idAsconsosat<l-
No sl--A prose enigma: a leaf
No f2-sGncricaI puzzle: The -yuGU8
sold frat for n pss5ny. snd the oshofzooo
listers sold .. tbs zzsr7s rae. vE~n the>3dak
sister had oti appts left, and shs nrond
sfster 2, and the yosnges. apps~sL Nor,
tnese sp3lez tbs su7e, liked 50 sssl ckae hs
came again " TIE youngest sss.sr, and scxxfs
q her spples g. ; pence sp-ess. vAen sts
had 70 pence: aad TIE seooad sister shozxsIs
s5e voz,d zee tss <zzzss Drios. AID SOD tzsr =
sypls& for pence spsSos, when sSs had -
penoe; s,1 t1ss es9c-t ssss~r ssA her ~
PIE for psn>a vs-z sss had 10 p>nas TsES
they al 500 ths sarns H.zih~y Il APPS s0
penny srsa Sfo1gkt bovss tAs s4ru-s sno<~S
No <s.-Coc uscF71rns: Il. Bec.1ss ss4y
1A.cs has asc~r; "a IL, b. Becass the sry1D
brings ca. ths sssesz: c. A pa~csz7sksrs -
Tksy eo.s veer wA1:e tszs ADD taks osdsrAS
Csod sev<
6rkh-E 80 hJ sss psp-n shst sAs1E 9
Alxt1s denA
j1nss-r1a gizt 70 hear n I.sn0AS1b
scsk . <sy ek-T<xss Hsftasp
N yAS Bs-ss csv.
Il VIA . t..se szrsrsse5 tsxs - e -
vel Known gAiiaEtry sszo1d nsvs e0Dnnes
that isdy &C ssacd'
-i-as rasb-x ssss..sd q ;ny~1G oass :
fscs. bot yoo -. ne-s y ~ II n - -
scd EivD ny s,sa al shs p~p>Dvu1D<nDD
boom fer rsJssk. sad- yo0 kncv. n Os8GR
nrsstaS rae oUw.s-EoUeN 1rsrnw1A
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Izrrsu4 v1cJr- 6erss sse raasna
Tss caw- Rweet tss Gz1ac-oe foG6A
AID noz ths Growing zoAs slstalrs
Tocns1c GAGS aac c4rr1 po<s~s
The zaes.os are vAs.S Win eAkszD 90.
Ard okEroS ne Snz1e-ru2.
We 30 1o< c=S> to1Dy kov E1Ea
TAs y<,s a 49, go0 70
-wsxetzS.oa crtx1a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
No. 46.-Enigua I'm Ri y1ne.

No. 4b.-EnfRWa In Khyfncs
Tn high and Tn low,
I'm up nnd I'm down;
Tn used by the boys
In country and town
Incstly am thick;
Very rarely ayn thin:
Sometimes walk OUT,
Sometimes | wal. IN.
Tn often put on.
And often put OF.
But hold! have douc-
Two told you enough.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

When the names Of the four central OBJ
jects have been rightly guessed, and arranged
like the black dots on the edge Of the picture
THE first and last letters OF each word being
used twice, hollow square viii De formed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

"Yorr horn has c tremendous long Bit"
said friend To Theo1ors Hook. "Yc,"
said he 1T is a bit too long"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

Ths kass KY.
xxyy had k-xss jsza.
Ere kocxe4 q rp 20 g-ow.
AID s%e-Twnare Ia: E4r7reE4
The key as sase - 60
Ehe log {: 81 Tia Ry1ns oue tAy,
wsse 1eez-x from . ocw;
Err c-c<aer yosscy pscxsf q u2-
Es 3 - aga acs.
-xAanna or E-zH
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

No. 45.-Hollow Square.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-13
site the Big Bend. on the west side

site the Big Bend, on the west side
of the river.
They have postofice at old man
Kimball's place, just north Of the
falls Mail is now being carried by
Especial : carrier until the contract is
let.
From the above letter the question
would naturally arise: Has Long
valley any drawback This question
we will now take up. There is really
only one, its altitude. The upper end
Of the valley is about 1890 feet
above the level of the sea and the
lower end probably 600 feet lower.
With this altitude, and the latitude
it has, frost makes them a visit all
months of the year. Settlers hope
and believe that as the soil Is cult.
vated and the valley covered with q
heavier vegetation, both will have q
tendency to retain the days heat over
night to an extent that will prevent
frost during the summer months, ~
they say, has been the experience oi
other valleys in this country. II
such is the case, then Long valley
will be by far the finest agricultural
district in the Territory. If not, then
they must content themselves with
stock raising and growing the hardy
vegetables and cereals.
r. e. ERTTR.
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SCHOOL FUND.
c. s. Kingsley, two days services
school examiner. r............ 8 so
J. A. Lippincott, examining school
districts, ....... ............ ~ W
In the matter of the bill of School
Superintendent, it is ordered by the
Board that the bill be allowed, ex-
cept the latter charge of 81 per quar-
ter examinations, and that portion of
said bill be laid over until the next
regular session.
Quarterly reports of Probate Judge
and Sheriff were examined and ap-
proved.
Ordered by the Board that the
Clerk advertise for sealed proposals
to be received up to 10 O'Clock A. M,
October s, 1888, for contract to fur
nish the county with twenty-eight
cords of wood, more or less; also for
shoveling snow from county buildings
the coming winter.
In the matter of the petition OF
citizen residents of Long valley pray
ing for q new school district, it is
ordered by the Board that the matter
be laid over until October session ol
the Board for the reason that the pc
tition is not in conformity with the
law regarding new school districts
section 660, Revised Statutes.
In the matter of a petition O
tberesidents of Deadwood for the ss
tablishment of an election precinct
it is hereby ordered by the Boart
that the prayer of the petitioners b'
granted, and that the name of th'
precinct be called Deadwood.
] In the matter of the petition o
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residents of Graham, praying for the
establishment of Al election precinct,
it is hereby ordered by the Board
that said prayer bs granted, and the
precinct be called Silver Mountain
precinct.
In the matter Of the petition Of citi-
Gems of Graham, recommending J. D.
Agnew for Justice of the Peace and
Jess Pollard for Constable Of Silver
Mountain precinct, the same il here
by granted, and Commissionsf John
Kennaly is hereby authorized TO ac-
cept the bonds Of such appointess if
in his Judgment he deems the bonds
good sufficient Amount Of bonds Of
Justice Of the Peace, $500, with one
or more sursties. Amount Of Con-
stables bonds, $500, with one OF
more sureties.
It is ordered by the Board that ths
following constitute the several Com.
missioner districts:
Dist. No. Idaho City, Banner
More Greek and Silver Mountain.
District No. 2.-Centerville, Gar.
den valley, Placerville, Grant,.
Creek, Quartzburg, Deadwood ant
Pioneer.
District No. 3.--Horseshoe Bend
Long Valley, Upper Squaw Cresl
and Lower Squaw Creek.
Ordered that tho Board do now I'D
journ until 8 o'clock 4. n. tomorrow
| july IL, 1S88.-Board met pursu
ant to adjournment. Full boart
present.
| Ordered by the Board that % b.
i allowed D. McCllntock for conveying
Commissioners to examine hospital.
The Chairman reported that tn
Board examined the county build
ings and found them in good repai
and the hospital well kept.
j ITO be concluded in next issue.
l
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On the 9th instant the Pre.;den

On the 9th instant the President
uominated Hugh w. Weir of Penn
sylvania to be Chief Justice of the
Jupreme Court of Idaho, and Charles
~. Berrti as Associate Justice. The
latter will probably take the place of
Judge Broderick, whose term has ex-
pirsd, and the former that of Chief
Justice Hays, deceased.
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v %. THOMAS, of Squaw creek, was
" ia town the other day, and called on
,af he WoRLD. Mr.. Thomas says crops
" IA his section are looking very we'll.
I'd The rains this season, although they
u cnnae very late, proved of great value
. i eondnued little longer, the crops
w would have pined away and died of
,os thirst, and the physiogs of the farm
!" ~ would now be draped in sad
and solemn hue of deepest blue.
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Notice..

Notice.
Persons dumping rubbish from the
bridge across Elk creek must deposit
it in the main stream so that it can
be carried off by the water. A neg
lect to do so will expose the person
or persons so doing, or causing others
in their employ to SO do, to incur the
penalties of the law.
G. S. KINGSLEY,
Dist. Attorney.
Nav 8, 1883,
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-N~&$-
Notice.

7 All those indebted to the late firm
of Cave & Hill are requested to set
Tie the same at once, as all accounts
!, nus be closed up by the 18th of Au.
0xa aezt. CAVE & Hull.
July 7, 1SS8-3t.
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PROCEEDzNG0 Of THE BOARI
OF COUNTY COAA R8.

IDAHO CIrY, July 9, 1888.-The
Hon. Board of County Commissioners
of Boise county met in regular ses-
sion July 9, 1883, 1t being the second
Monday of said month.
Present-Martin Cathcart, John
Kennaly and Sam1 A. Clarkson,
members of the Board, and Tim Car
roll, Clerk.
The following proceedings were
had, to wit:
Auditor and Treasurer's reports
were examined and approved, and
tho money in the County Treasury
counted and found correct.
AUDITORS REPORT FOR QUARTER ENDING
JULY o, 1888.
1888.
April Q. To cash in County Treasury. .-f3,7 Ill 95
II ss toll rnad ua>psa
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Nm. PIcoTTE, of Boise valley, sent
the WoRLD some specimens Of pota-
toas, corn, beans and peas the other
day. The peas are the largest and
finest we have ever seen. Mr.. Pr
cote will be here soon with load oi
thAna vegetables,
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DIVINE services next Sunday at 8
and 1880 o'clock A. NJ, at the Catho-
lie Church. The first holy communion
will be given to tho children at 8
oscIook a. NJ.
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Nh. and Mrs. Hornenberger left
Yesterday for Graham. Mrs. H. re-
turned Wednesday from Colorado,
where she has been since last fall,
visiting relatives.
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LOCAL AND TERRITORIAL.

CHARLEY STEVENSON was recently
oppojnted County Superintendent of
Sch1ols by the County Commissioners
III Ada county.
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Losr.-A safe key. 1t formerly
had On one end brass ring, which
I has been broken off. Any person
leaving the same at this Office will be
suitably rewarded.
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JoHN DANsK1N and Jesus Urquide
(Kossuth) arrived here Wednesday
from Boise City on their way to
Sheep Mountain. They went on
rosferr3ax
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All those indebted to the firm OF
Dawn y Mautz will please settle be-
h fore Ihs first of July.
DAVIS & MAUTz.
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Dawn OSBORN, of Montpelier, is in
Boise City to put in the balance of
tho freight for the Silver Mountain
mining company, says the Statesman.
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MI and Mrs. Holly Oakes, from
Cent6fville, are now residents OF
Gaham. They have been there two
Or three weeks.
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In the matter of the Assessors re-
port, in order to have his report and
the Auditor and Treasurer's CORES
pond, it is ordered by the Board that
the same be laid over and incorpora-
ted in his next report.
District Attorneys and County
Hospital Contractors reports were ex-
amined and approved.
In the matter of the petition of
residents of road Dist. No. 8, it is
hereby ordered by the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners that road Dist. No.
8 be extended as follows: To COM
mence at present terminus of said
road at or near Carroll Baird's old
house, thence to follow up present
travelled road past school house,
thence up Gold Run hill to intersect
road running up the mountain from
Little Squaw creek to Long valley!
also an extension running from school
bouse to road running up and down
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FURNISHING GOODS,
THE FINEST AND LARGEST STOCK
IN THIS LINE EVER Or
FERED HERE
NICKNAME, SILK nAaDkERenitFs,
FINE MoslERy. CELLARS &c.
CARPETS.
NEWEST PATTERNS, LATEST COL
ORINGs, RICHEST EFFECTH
Finest Grades
and tho
LOWEST PRICES

W ALL PAP m,
We have the largest line Of pat
terms in these goods, at astonishingly
low prices.
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KID McMULLEN found the decom-
posed body of man just back of
John McClelland's place, near Boise
City, last Tuesday, says the Statesman.
The body was in sitting posture and
the boot. had been pulled off, prob
ably before he died. The head was
off the body near by. The clothes
were very rotten and indicated that
he had been dead three or four months.
The position of the body and the
boots and hat which were near by
showed pretty conclusively that the
man had died where he was found,
and had not fallen into the river and
washed down to that place. There
was nothing in the pockets of the
mans clothes except paper on which
was written the name of VIM. Gennoli
An Italian by that name herded sheep
for Beck Brothers near Indian creek
last winter, and had also herded sheef
for Beck Brothers near Indian creel
last winter, and had also herded sheeI
for Frank Corbus, and expected Il
work for CoIbus this summer. Tit
last Corbus saw of him was on the 15tl
or Goth of March last, and it is sup
posed he has been dead since then o
nearly that time. A coroner's jur,
was summoned, and brought in yer
dict embracing the above facts.
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IEHII1UHf UF IDAHo, "a
County of Boise,
I. Tim. Carroll. Audity Of Boise county, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is .
true and correct statement, and represents the
financial condition of Boise county IS appears by
the books in my Office.
Witness my hand and oHhcial seal this.
(Ys / Sd day Of July. 1888.
Ao' TIM. CARROLL.
~ Auditor Boise County.
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Description OF the murderers. Wilson
and Ninemier.
Following are the descriptions OF
Sam'I Wilson and VIM. Ninemier,
who murdered Pitt Smith, deputy
sheriff and Henry L. Pitts and John
Townsend, at Graham, this county,
two weeks ago: Wilson is thirty-6ve
or forty years of age, Eve feet eight
inches in height, weighs about $50
pounds, brown hair, low brow, blue
or steel grey eyes set widely apart,
high cheek bones, scar on left cheek
apparently . burn-short, brown,
bristling mustache. Wore at the
time a blue jumper, overalls and
white COW boy hat. VIM. Ninemier's
age is about 80 years, height feet
IL inches, weight about ls0 pounds,
small mustache, brown hair, blue eyes.
The Governor offers reward OF ST.
600 for the apprehension of said
above described persons, or $500 for
the apprehension of either of said
persons, and their delivery to the
sheriff of Boise county, Idaho. Nine
mier and Wilson are either full or
half brothers, and have been engaged
in freighting in Owyhee, Ada and
Boise counties and were residents of
Owyhee county for many years.
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,oss VI,
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