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OH man Ninemier, the father of
che Ninemiers who murdered the
three men at Graham, in Silver dis
trict last Friday, arrived here Wednes-
day from Ada county and returned
yesterday. He came Up to see his
son, Ben Ninemier, who is now IN
Jail at this place. Ben was impli-
GATED in the quarrel and will have his
examination Tomorrow, The old
man is seventy three years Of age.
His wife is eighty-three, and is said
TO be Frustrated with grief over the
bsrribs tragedy enacted BY her sops,
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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. 5. KINGSLEY,
Dist. Attorney.
May 8, 1883.
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a Holds its regular meetings in NJ a
N~sonic Hall every fourth Saturday
~of each month. All brethren in
good standing arc invited TO attend.
BY order oil the w. M.
JOSEPH TRAVIS,
Secretary.
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BOISE CITY AND ma
Notice for PubncsI,d'

LAND OFFICE at Do,ss al 1S
Notice is hereby given !. .a motto
ing named settler has h, eerroof ID
intention to make final = proOi
of his claim, and that SAT-, "a Rec
made before Register Uas nu
Boise City, Idaho, on Sa Who ms6
1888, viz: Philip kanl.' , nN "
stead entry No. 1850 for = " Nv II,
TIP Z N, X 4 E. .u,,;ng win
He names the followi,Sds snce u
prove his continuous res, nd viz;
cultivation of, said lan "s McD
Hiatt, Wills Elster, = ip,5IIsscerviI'
harmon shew, all OF r rT PSF
county, Idaho. hAh' "
June s, 'SS.
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One eighteen-horse power engine and
boiler, and one double or single circular
saw mill. For further particulars call on
or write to w. F. Hiatt Placerville, Ida
no.
March Q, 'SS. If.
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idaho Chapter No. !, Z. A. H,

Holds its regular meeting in Masonic
Hall the Fourth Thursday of each month
All Companions in good standing are in
vited 10 attend.
BY order OF the III. p.
GEORGE ATNsLIE,
Secretary.
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Pioneer Lodge No. /. 1 o. 0. r.,

Pioneer Lodge No. 1, l 0. OF,
,,szxs~. Holds its regular meetings in
sxg.S#Se Odd Fellows Hall the first and
HsrxssT third Monday of each month.
All members in good standing are invited
to attend
BY order Of the N. G..
CHAs. MARCUS,
X. Sec'y.
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TreaSurer's Notice.

The following warrants viii be paid out
OF the County General Fund on presenta-
ton at my office:
No. 226, in favor of Joseph Hunter, SIS is
10, E.. w. Barry. 8 Is
$50, Mrs. Marcus. SO
JOHN GARRECHT.
County Treasurer.
By 1sIDoR SAITH, Deputy.
Idaho City, !. 7, April 5, 1883,
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Brown those "hat likes to
hear himself talk
j. Emerys He smokes this
having tried back for Don't fail
Apciana and the Elbrton Also pressed
chewing Piper Hedeck Cognao Cocktail Climax and
and the leading brands record the
only the finest brands Cubebs
kept on hand The lowest prices
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Holds its regular meeting In Odd Eel.
lows Hall, at Centerville, the first and
third Saturday evenings of each month.
All members in good standing are invited
10 attend. by order of the N. G.
DANIEL JoNFs,
Secretary.
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n Idaho Encamlmsnt No, ., I. G. r. C
:: .. {
49, holds its regular settings In Temperance
Hall at 7 80 o'clock the first and third Sat
urdsy evening of each month.
"A All Champions In good standing are In
IA vitsd to attend. BY order of the K. Q.
$& VIM ORCHARD, Il, 3.
Jan 3-'T7--u.
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nrrDSea Wonders exist in thousands Of forms
I'm but are surpassed by the marvsis Of in
ssntion. Those who In need OF pro.
atable work that can be done while living at home
should Of once send their address TO HAllst 4 Co,
Portland. Maine and receive free. full information
how either ser. OF all ages. earn from IS to SIS
per day and upwards wherever they live. You are
started free. Capital not required Some have
made over go in single day 1t this work. All
succeed.
Jan. I. Tyr.
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A.qQ.

The Alpha Gamma Society holds its
regular meetings every Wednesday even
ing. All members are requested 10 attend
by order Of the w. 4. b.
RosE FOSTER, w. w.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION

l. +. MAHAN, an au-
thorized agent for the
ROCHESTER, NURsER-
les, the oldest nurser-
les in the U. S., is
now prepared to fur
nish you on order the
finest kinds of fruit,
ornamental and shade
trees. Trees from
this firm have been
delivered all over
Idaho, and they have
in every instance sur
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Treasurer's Notice.

~ Ereasurer's Notice.
The following warrants will he naid IN,
oi the County General Fund on presenta
ton at my office: p''sen'a
NO 59-in favor of Myer & Smith SIT rs
5. c. Silsby... 10 10
RI JOHN GARRECHT,
Deputy.
laaho City, l. T., June II, 1883.
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Society Notices.

May 8, 1883.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
HAMBLEToNIAM


This stallion combines the most cele-
brated strains Of the American trotting
horse, known to the world and cloecly-
allied by blood and breeding to the re-
nowned champions of the American
irotting turf, such as Dexter, Lady
Thorne, Geo. M. Patchen, Geo. Wilkes,
Goldsmith Maid, American Girl, Jupi-
ter, Lady Emma and others. SO to
insure and $15 for the season.-
The above named STALLION directly
descended from old Imported Mcssen-
ger and IL in direct descent. through
Abdailah. Mambrino, Rysdick's' Hum
bIetonian, American Star, and from
thoroughbreds that breed back TO Sir
Archie. Doroc, American Eclipse, Dio-
mede aud the most remarkable and re-
nowned runners on the English and
American turfs. This horse combines
In a most eminent degree the great
points aud important qualities needed
by breeders in this STATE, viz: LIST, sire;
lind, beauty of style; Sd, perfection or
form; 4th. grand action and speed: 9TH,
lasting and endurance, combined with
soundness and strength of constitu-
ton.
This horse was sired by Hambieton-
ian Star, grandsire Rysdick's Hambie-
~tonian, he by Ahdallah; dam by Mann
brino Chief, grandam by Bertrand, Sd
dam by Sumpter, both by Sir Archie,
4th dam by Imported Buzznrd. This
horse is 16 Ia hands high, black name
and tail. and has proven himself to be
q No. l breeder, being pronounced BIZ
our best judges the best coach horse IN
the country. So IL yon don't ret :
~trotter you have . horse fit for carriage,
wagon or plow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
AT SANTA FE.
Bolts & Qulsenberry's Safe Blown
Open at that Place.

AT l O'Clock Friday ~inorning the
safe in Bolts & Qlisenberry's
store at Santa Fe, Mo-, was blown
open and $500 in money and over
$1,000 in notes were stolen. A
stranger was seen looking around
that village yesterday aad it is
thought he did the work. He was
rather a sleepy looking fellow and
visited all the stores in town, either
asking for a drink of winter or buy
ing some cheese and crackers. He
was about 5 feet and 10 inches in
height rather a slender man with
a light mustache and well dressed.
Joe says he would like to have his
notes back as they can be of nc
use to the thief.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
THE ATTORNEY GENERALS
WARNING TO DRUGGISTS.

Attorney General Boone, having
had his opinion solicited as to the
meaning of the prohibitory section
ofthe Wood liquor law, has replied
as follows:
"This section is general in its
scope and clear and explicit in its
meaning. 1t is not only inconsis-
tent with any prior statute author
izing the sale of i~ntoxicants, but it
forbids their sale, gift or barter in
any manner or quantity whatever.
The sale of intoxicating liquors by
druggists is one of the modes au-
thorized by the general law, acts of
1888, page 80. Unless. therefore,
the Local Option law contains pro-
visions limiting the effect of section
6, no authority whatever for the
sale of intoxicating liquors by any,
body will exist in a county, city or
town where such law has been
adopted. However, section s of
the Local Option law provides:
That nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to prevent the sale
of wine for sacramental purposes,
nor shall anything herein contain
ed prevent licensed druggists or
pharmacists from furnishing pure
alcohol for medical, art, scientific
and mechanical purposes The
effect of this provision is to permit
the sale of wine for sacramento
purposes by any person and to
authorize druggists to sell pure al
cohol for medical, art, scientific
and medicinal purposes. There is
nothing in the section making a
prescription a prerequisite to the
authority of druggists to sell alco-
hol. / am therefore of the opinion
that such prescriptions r not nee
| e~ssary.o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
FANCY SADDLE
And Harness Horses.


The greatAnd unequailed saddle stai-
lion ofthe world. Montroee will aervo
. limited number OF mares nt SIS the
season; money due when services nro
rendered, with return privilege in I680.
If the mare proves not TO BE- ia foaI.
provided we W the horse and "a q
alive; or SIS 70 insure q mare Ia foal.
Montrose is mahogany bay Is hancs
high, for style and finish he has no
equal. He Was sired by Gays Dem
mark. he by Gaines Denmark, be ~
by Imported Hedgeford: LIST dam 81
Halls Glencoe, End dam by Post Bow.
Sd dam by Jeuken's SIR William, lfh
dam by Imported Diomede, 9th dam bv
Imported st. George, 9th dam by I'M
ported EearnAught, showing has pre-
~ponderant blood 10 thoroughbred.
Montrose 10 . grand premium horse.
hayinR taken $3.50 in premiums n enc
year. He ID . Nraduate In almost evarv
fair in Kentucky. In 1880, handled 81
Jasper Offett, he took the $500 sweep
stake premium at Paris, Ky, &c tkc
stallion ofany age. IL being the third
consecutive year. Mr.. Offett also took
the premium with him ct st. Louis -
the best Saddle stallion. In 1855
handled by w. h. Davis, Of this county.
he appears again at the ST. Louis Fair
and took the premium for the best sad
die horse, and also the grand sweep-
stakes for the best saddle horse. mare
or geiding. He IL the most uniform
breeder and the finest ring horse on the
c~ontinent. In aSS4a S-yeAr-old mare BY
Montrose took second premium At 81.
Louis for the best saddle mare any AM.
In 1885 the same mare took frat prem
ium in b ring; she was owned by
Smith, Davis a Co., aud afterward sold
for $500. In 1886 there were only four
saddle rings and m park ring at st.
Louis Fair. Three of the saddle rinrn
were won by horses got by Montrose,
also the park ring. In 1887 he took firnt
premium at Kansas City, st. Joseph
and second at st. Louis. His get took
first premium at st. Louis In 1887. sad
die mare any age and saddle eeldin0
any age, also o pair OF geldings Of his
get took first premium as the beat pair
of buggy mares or geldings. In Ken.
lucky In 1887 q mare by Montroee took
all saddle premiums for mares at All The
leading fairs Of KY, and also took the
premium for the best New York horse.
mare or geldiEg at Lexington, thus
showing that he is the sire Of 8
winners than any other saddle stallion
in the world. There is one Of his re-
in Ky, his owner having refused So
GOO for him. When It comes TO horse
and Eve Of his get, Montrose always
earned off the slick ribbon. His colts
are much sought after and are cold
readily at fancy prices, $500 to $1,000
being no rare thing for one OF them. IL
has proved himself to be q grand breSf
er and a sure foal getter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
THE coMBINEp SrAILsq& \
2e< ToennaaIE

Lex
Will serve mares at 30 the season ;
money due when servces are rendered,
with return privilege In lSss. u the
mare proves nos Is be In foal, II we still
W the horse and he Is alive, or S25 10
insure z mare IA t&lrcn seal brown, 15
lifts, 5Snches Aigh, 9 years old. This
is what Mr.. W. w. Adams. OF Lexing-
ton, KY, said for him che IL the
promptest, finett styled saddle stallion
in Kentucky. He can rack or trot,
either one close to 8 minutes; very sty-
lish in his slow gaits and has proved
himself n to be Q line breeder" He saSas
"You have got any fayprite among sad-
by Crglss's Denmark, he by Washing
toms Denmark, he Nv fcnr-mile 6
horse Denmark he BY Imported Hedge
Iaora. Rex DenmASk's Int dam by Star Of
the West, n thoroughhres, end dam BY
Mohawk; Sd darn by Tom 5rowdor; 4th
dam by CopperootSom. Ne is . good
harness horse, 30 kidd thata child nan
drive him. He is ashow ssxse Ia any
country. He beat n Of KsAtnckys
stations in the park ting At SfSalouis
in 1887, thus proving u 4 he 10 1xtlr
show horse. He Is q hae breeder ~
a sure foal getter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
The Celebrated Imported stallion,
LOWLANDER

SIS tn insure a mare IN foaI. The
Clyde is the king of draft horses. He
Is n Of the finest draft horses west OF
the Mississippi river. his sire Is a
noted prize winner In the Scotland
horse shows. He has come of the best
strains of Clyde blood ia him that are
in existence. lie has proved himself
TO be a fine breeder.
Lowlander is q dapple bay, white
| 1888. Bred by Alexander Allen, Lock-
hill, Riugford, Kircudbright, Scotland.
Sire Queenhill 1892 by Pride Of Gal
lpway lG0D, ty Gladstone 1881, by
Young Campsic t829l by Camp-ie Hfgj.
| by Johnnie Cope f4l6lt by Justice (420l.
by Prince 1908, by Clyde l55l, by CLYDE
1851, by B~roomfpId Champion 1851. by
Giancer 2od I3s1l by Glsncrr LIST 1891.
by ulancer 1851. Dam, Mamie rSi7B1.
by Prince Of Kelvin 1856 ,grandsm, Mali
OF Weodhsll. by Lofty l457I, by seois-
man f7i7I, by King William ts32l, by
II02l, by Clyaesdale JOCK fi72l. hy
Giaacer ID GIss.I by Glancer LIST Tsssl.
by Glancer 1851.
These horscs, with The exception ri
fiambietsntan Mambrino, will mske the
present season st the farm Of TffOS.
HARRISON, 3l-2 miler east Of Aux-
vase station, Galloway county, No.
Harnbletoni "A Mambri0o will make
the present season at his old stand ON
the farm OF J. w. Henderson, 2 I-2
miles northwest of Concord. Csliaway
county, No. Mares bred to these
horses by the insurance; iDonssy is due
when the fact 10 aecertaiaed or mare
parted with or changed To another
horse. Colts stand good for tile sea-
Ur. 81 Tl.u.a kntous haze ..1 IN H..
sure feai gettert. Grass will hss fnrnisb-
ed mares from q distance ri - cents
per week. All pains Will be taken -
prevent accidents, but will not "a re.
sponsible should any occur.
For further infermxtion adiress at
Auxvasse, y
IT. N. A. T. Harrison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform
your readers that / have a posi-
tive remedy for the above named
disease. By its timely, use thous.
ands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. 1 shall be
glad to send two bottles of my
remedy free to any of your readers
who have consumption if they will
send me their express and poet
office address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLocuM, M. d.,
lS1 Pearl St., New York.
Feb. % CIV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
PREMIUM
To LEDGER SUBSCRIBERS

Every person subscribing to or
renewing their subscription to the
Mexico Weekly LEDGER will be
supplied with the Kansas City
Weekly Journal FREE during the
campaign of 1888. Here is an OPP
portunity to place in your family
the largest and best Weekly paper
published in Kansas City. Send in
your names at once and get two
papers for the price of our own.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
Blasted HOPES.

BowLING GREEN, Mo-, April 10.
= General Manager Chappell, of
the Chicago & Alton Railroad, in
formed the employees at Booth yes.
terday that on the 9th of next
month Booth will cease TO be the
terminus of freight division and
that on that day all of the engines
and other belongings win be moved
20 Slater. About twenty-five neat
cottages have been erected at
Booth and all of these will neces-
sarily be vacated. A fine round
house will fall into decay and the
hopes that Bowling Green had oil
Booth becoming an annex city are
blasted,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26
Let H,m Take His Course

IRON the Paris Appear -
We consider the attack of the
Mexico Mtelligencer upon MI.
Francis, unjust and unworthy Of
Mr.. Cook, the editor. fthe press
of the State we're SO minded they
could literally mop the earth with
Cooks pet candidate, Morehouse,
for his promiscuous ~pardoning of
the worst criminals IN the peniten-
tiary; bnt they have too much man
hood TO do 50, knowing that the
Governors own course in that bus
mess viii sound his political death
kneI1. lift does not itshould, and
We believe it win.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Black Squirrel and Royal Gold
dust can be found at my stable in
Mexico the present season Terms
same as last year.
T, n Mopprs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

it could be better styled now "The
Royal Fifteen" and, possibly, a
greater number than this may be
arrested.
According to Mortimer's story,
the raids we're all planned careful
ly before executed but only three
of the band went out at a time,
two to keep watch and one to do
the work. Miller's house was the
"fence," andit proprietor ran a
barber shop for colored people as
a blind. A house just west of the
north approach of the bridge, OF
which Kitty Thornton is the mis-
tress, was used by the gang as a
rendezvous, as it was more con-
venient than Miller's place. The
place is nuisance and a disgrace
to the town. 1t is frequented by
the lowe euAlored men and most
deprasd fe49hale darkeys in Next
co. The prisoners now at the Jail
and City Hall are as follows (:
Matte Mortimer, Judy Miller;
Birdie Ellis, John Miller, John
johnson, Jim Johnson, 81. Faw-
cett, John Lyon, Frank Benson
and Geo. Mortimer.
BOUND OVER.
All of the above have been bound
over in the sum of $500 each fol
their appearance on Thursday
when they will have a hearing
Not one of the gang could give
bond.
WHO GETS THE REWARD?
Tom Harrison, Bob Kemp, jim
Saunders and Hop Kemp went
east on the Alton Saturday night
in search of Fawcett. Harrison
and Bob Kemp got off at Laddonia
while Saunders and Hop KemI
went on to Vandalia. Saunder:
and Kemp learned upon leaving
the train at that place that Faw
cett had been there but had started
back on a freight train. They tele
graphed back to their friends. a
Laddonia and also to the conduc
tor of the train. j.. Harrison ant
Bob Kemp did not get the mes
sage until the freight was pulling
out of Laddonia, but the conducto
received word, nailed his man ant
telegraphed for an officer to NEE
him at Jefferson Street, this city
It was through the efforts of tn
party of four that Fawcett was a
all located and they claim a shar
of the reward with the conductor
PERTINENT RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions wer,
unanimously adopted by the w
S. Hancock post, No. 339, 6. A
R., of this city, at a meeting he'll
Monday:
Resolved, That while we are no
Indifferent to the crime, and joil
in the general spirit of indignation
awakened by the eowardly assas
sination of our comrade, Samue
Apgar, in his own doorway, yet W.
are emphatically opposed to mo-
violence as the means of reachin;
the ends of justice, and will us
our influence to avert such result
Resolued, Second, that we repudi
ate the reports in circulation tina
we, as G. A. R. men, intend t
avenge the murder of comrade Ap
gar by any such means; and we vii
assist the cival authorities in main
tanning the peace and good order O
the clty, and in the prosecution o
the guilty parties by all lega
means.
w. HUMPHREY, d. e. SHEA,
i Adjt. P. C.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

John Spotswood has one of the
best herds of Shorthorn cattle in
the county. It consists of one bull,
four COWS and five calves. They
are all handles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

The old fire engine is being re-
paired and will be offered for sale
to some small town. 1t is just the
thing Centralia wants.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

The Boone county fair will be
held at Columbia July 81. A
spring meeting and stock show will
take place on the grounds May 25
andEoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Rev. Ned Forrist, the evangelist,
is expected here on the 9th of
May, when he will commence a
revival meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

The Armstrong criminal libel
case has been continued until May
IA, when it will come up in the st.
Louis Court of Criminal Correc-
tion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

J. C. Renshaw to-day bought the
Cunningham horse of Wood Mad
dox for $3.50. He is a good animal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

The grand jury has indicted A.
D. Bowman, Marshal of Centralia,
for murder in second degree for
killing Barton s. Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

DR.. Junkin and wife, who have
been teaching a mission school in
the Indian Territory, are here on a
visit to their nephew, A. S. Hous-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

John Spottswood has just pur-
chased one of the finest bulls in
the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Within a week Mexico viii be
made the telegraph division of the
Chicago & Alton railroad, necessi-
tating the employment of four OPP
orators. All railroad messages will
be repeated atthis Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Basket are
the guests of Springfield, Mo-,
friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Local Option will go into effect
in this county, outside of Mexico,
this first ofnext month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Tom Rodhouse, a young man
who lives just west of Mexico, was
thrown from a horse Sunday even
ing and seriously injured. His
LETT arm was broken in two places
and he suffered a severe scalp
wound
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

One more arrest has been made
in "Tne Royal Nine' sensation
and now the arm of the law is
twined about eleven colored per-
sons, all suspected, more or less,
of completely in the work of the
organization of colored outlaws.
Harrison Waller was arrested in
Kansas City Tuesday and will
be brought to Mexico Wednesday.
In order to hear his testimony the
Coroner's jury adjourned at 2:30
O'Clock, Tuesday till Thursday
after having heard a great deal
of evidence, tending, for the most
part, to corroborate Geo. Merti-
mer's statement made to a reporter
for this paper and published in the
LEDGER Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

VIM. @. Lackland has the thanks
of the LEDGER for Honolulu papers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Graham has sold his photograph
establishment to Sipple Brothers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-04-26

Hon. J. E. Hutton is at his resi-.
dence in this city i'll.