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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-14

character and excellence, while the
sessions are longer than formerly.
There are so many members that they
are in each others way and in the way
of law-msking. 1t is an unwieldy body,
and the larger the number in it the
more unwieldy it becomes. Mr.. John
ston proposes a constitutional amend
ment limiting the mem bership to $50
which will give body sufficiently large
to represent all the people and certainly
large enough to prevent bad legislation
The amendment should be adopted.
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REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSTON, of North
Carolina, has struck at growing evil.
il not a danger, in the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution which he
introduced in the House on Monday.
With every census there comes read
ustment of the membership of the
House of Representatives, and the
number is increased. With every in
nrease, the business of law-making is
DELAYED and made more difficult. The
membership has risen to 325. and
the legislation has fallen of
in bulk and degenerated in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-14

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
given that Saturday. the 18th day of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1883. at II o'clock m, at the
County Court House, in salt Lake City, Utah
Territory, in the court room of sid court,
has been appointed the time and place for
the hearing of a petition of Amelia J..
Roberts. praying for the admission to pro-
bate of certain document herewith pre-
sented, purporting to be the last will and
Testament of John Roberts, deceased,
when and where all persons interested may
appear and oppose the probate of said will,
or the granting of letters of administration,
withithe will annexed, to Amelia ]. Roberts,
as prayed for in said petition.
Dated at Salt Lake City. February 10, 1888.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk, Salt Lake County.
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In the matter of the Estate of John s
Roberts, deceased.
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HASLAM BROS.
Butchers.
LEGAL NOTICE:

In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah.
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INCREASED SALE
THE TRlBUN E.

Customers have reported, nearly
every day OF the week, lately, that
after a certain hour in the day,
copies Of TIE TRIBUNE cannot be
had from neWsdeaiers near them
or from neWsboys on the trains.
This is a necessary and invaria-
BILE incident Of a steadily increas.
ing sale Of the paper, and is aggra.
waited by the rush which happens,
every day or two, for extra copies,
containing political features OF
special importance.
The remedy is entire'y within me
customers own control. no
should buy his paper, regularly.
from the same newsboy or dealer,
ororder II served daily his house.
The latter plan is best. During tho
remainder Of this campaign, every
day will bring fresh surprise OF Il
now piece Of strategy on the pollyl-
cal field OF battle. TIE TRIBUNE
will have ali the regular news ard
many spoclni features Of itS own.
Order the nearest newsdea!cr 90
serve TIE TRIBUNE atyour house.
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excursions.
Professional.

A YOUNG MAN. IL years Of age. who has iu.t ert
n school employment In merc3ntne ~
banking house where he make himself useful CA
give satisfactory references ability and character.
Aires W. Box IS Tribune once, y. \.
w AtTED.-By Young .aiy. Canadian. pnsitioa "a
w c.npanion elderly ilyallf lady governcss 20
ehdrtn under IL would suTerntsnd housekeeping sat
nothefess cnilfren u objection % travel rsferenees
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Sale.

NILE OF The n. \. Dany Tribune from December
i IsOO 10 Apr 10, l5O5 bound IA ~ volumes al Ia
good condition for sale Address FILES. Tribune Once
UNDERWRITERS: There ls only one nrstelsss house In
< New-Y0rk handling writing. machines ~ all paSes
TYPEWRITER HEAD0r ARrERs. 10 Broadway.
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HATCH q FOOTE, o Nassau-st.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Water Works
First Mortgage s Per Cent. Bonds,

This city property valued OF il millions $4,000 IN
habitants and rapidly growing The net revenue OF ne
company largely Of the Interest on these ponds
and constantly increasing.
THEY ARE NOT NEW BONDS.
but have running i've years. aud are now PROVED
GOOD.
A limited amount for sale Of l0l 1-2 and interest
II. DEMING Z son. Is Wallis.
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REAL ESTATE.
RITSTNESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The sale Of further portion of the estate OF Thomas
Hunt deceased took place yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange. Adrian II Muller d scrs were the auc-
uoneers The property sold is situated on First, Sec
ond, Third. Fourth and Fifth ayes, BROOKLYN fury
sixth Fftyeghth cts. Long before the hour OF the
sale, which was fixed 1T IL go the Exchange was
crowded with residents from the district and other
buyers. Corner lots on Thirl-av,.. Ffy-seyenth an
Fifty eighth SITS brought $3.50 and $1,000 eafh :
lots the streets brought from SiOO ="
ave- brought s:5.O25, and interior lots on lhi.uavs
81 ,575 each FTs'-avc corner lois hfonsm 80
each, and secondsve., Fifysxh and Fifiy
sts. 81 200 ard Sl4OO The sale ocehpisn 'H ny
hours ard every lot was sold Mr.. F. 7. Hum, the
executor expressed HIS satisfaction at the result OF inc
sale. 80
James Blceckor offered No. Carlsle-st. eox5o, a
fousaory and basement brick dwelling ~ INC rds.
Ward The bidding ran from s6'ooo 10 Sii'0oV :
Peter + Meyer Offered No. Ga East Fifieth-st. a
fourseory and basement brownstone house w.n eS
tension, 20A10o. The bidding ran up rum '"O'V0o
to SIS 600 the plaintiff was the buyer s.
T. v Harnctt 4 c. offered No. o40 West seventy
the 6rst bid Amounted TO $4,000 from which the
bidding ran up TO S3o.l0O; joseph huIhes Wa tle
buyer The property is tws hr F anu nch co
J. Thomas stearns offered some lots on cedar place
linton and Forest avos in the Iwenty-thrd v aIi
The corner Fores;-sve. brought $1,000 ana IN
terror lots from $40 up $500. The corner on Tin
ton-ave brought ss75, and interior lots about $3.50.
cant lots soTi Ip on '' Sipb-aTe north Of Ninety
seventh-st. They sold to Newman Cowen for 60 90
Nessrs. Bellamy 4 winans report an increased IN
curry for highpriced houses the East side above
Fifty ninth-st They have sold at private safe No. 3o
East scven,eth-st, four-story high-stoop brown
CHARTS Duegin 10 Mrs. Baldwin for $4,000.
John 7. Boyd has sold two vacant lots on East
s2xlOo, for $4,000, to Messrs. Volkennins, marble
merchants.
rsrenee Farlsys Sons have sold to Craig mo-
dwelling, 22S56xlO2, for $4,000.
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EAST TENNESSEE -.
VIRGINIA AND 1872 & h 80 xxoopE nv -

v,pc1v,. .xn EAST TESNEssffEwM. COMPANY.
10 WALt-ST, NEW YORK.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A MEETING If the stockholders Of the
y EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY hereby caleb 70 BE- held at tho
Of huuXvlie. on
Thursi1y the 18Th day o. october less a. 10 o'clock
The 5ect OF said meeting consider ,he question Of the
issuance o, not exceeding $1,000 600 Of bond 10 be known
- EAST TENNESSEE J.. VIRGINIA AND GEokGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIP
MENT BONDS To- the purpose Of pFoyfing fuhd' Tor the
making OF beterrnoufs ana sacur NJ additional pmtnt
fr sat company said bonds 60 BE- secured 0y deed ~
trus, upon much Of the companys line Of railway ana
aDUurfenances a. f. described the deed ~ hereto
fore executed by this company TO the Central Trust Com
pany Of NewYork dated July 9th 1885, securing the
consolidated bonds.
saturily september AMI rcopenei al 10 O'Clock
on Friday October 10Th $50 ,.,,,,,,>, s.-..
New.York septenbsr 10th. iss6.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
NO. "a RRO ANYWAY. kew-York. Oct o. 1858
rlHE TRANSFER BOOKS Of the CONSOLE
i dated stock m thi. company will b. closed from
Friday October -. at 3 o'clock p ~. until Thursday,
November Is a. 10 o'clock q M, preparatory % the
annual meeting Of stockholders be held wednes-
day, November IL, noon
D. W. MewILLIAMs Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE
Jew. YORK. LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RAILROAD

yrw.YoRK. LAKE ERIE { WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
NEW-YORR. sept % 1883
HOLDtnS Of hor d. entitled Ivy virtue Of
L such ownership Subject the Company regulations
a. % the registration ~ such bonds The neNt
annual election Director, ~ the NewNofk Lake Eiie
and Western RAILROAD Company. and which bonds have
not already been registered by their numbers Tor voting
u the names their present hereby notified
that the register Tor such bonds VIII be opened the
9th day of September. inst he Transfer once Ok
the Company Room 10 in the Col and Iron Exchange
Building No. 81 Corandl-si. Ia the City ot New YORK
ana Will on 9th daY % October thirty days
prior annual election for Directors 70 be held on the
21th day " November next
by order OF the BoaTf Of Directors
=. r. AACDONOtGH
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e wALLST.
NETWORK, OCT. g. 1855.
TO THE SECURITY HOLDER- OF THE
RICHMOND &hLLEGHANY RI. CD.

Holders OF over majority In amount OF the hercan
tile Trust Company Certificates class OF bonds
and for stock assessment paid OF the RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY having already
accepted the OF the agreement dated Aug 1855
between C. H. Cosier and others Committee OF the hrst
part and Erwin Committee OF the second
part notice hereby given that In accordance with the
terms Of agreement Chesa peake and Ohio Reor-
ganizaton Committee has limited the time for deposi,ing
outstanding certificates for and Bonds OF the RICH
MOND AND ALLEGHANY y K. co. TO October 20. 1855.
which date deposits II received az ALL Will be subject
TO such penalties terms aud conl lions said Committee
TX. ,,.
All outstanding security holders Therefore notified
n deposit their certificates with DRENEl. hORNAN n
CO., % WALL-ST., NEW-YORh, on or before OCTOBER
20, 1855.
DREXEL. MORGAN a CO.. Depo.i'arie'
c: Fl. cosTEh
T. J. GROSS , COMMITTEES.
A. J. THOMAS,
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Eesal y otifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order made by Hon.
Richard L. Iafrenore one o. the gui2es Of the Court
of Common Pleas In ANA FOR the City aud COuaty OF
Eew.York on the 18th Of september. isss, notice
whereby given all the creditors ana persons haying
claims against Edward G0o1snough and H. Frank Wogoi7
composing o. Gooicaough Nog.om laieT doins
business Ia the CITY ana County OF New YORK. that they
arr required present their claims win ne voucher,
therefor duly XcIiDcl the subscribed. the duly
painted gnee his place ~ business No 1872 Nassau
n Y City. before the 1t day ~ December next
Dated New YORK, September II, 1855
WILLIAM A JONES. JR-. Assignee
WILLIAM CLARKE ROE. Atty for Assignee,
1872 Nasedu-s; n. y. CITY.
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Apartment Gouscs.
Eoar1 dno Rooms.

- JIMMY FRONT drst-class bedroom, bath near Union
- square 70 permanent gentleman; reasonable w
EAST 13TH-ST
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Drp Sooos

O.C. VELVET Carpetings Ingrains. BRUSSELS Mo
Oh auet,es AIT Squaes-BFomey's 9Xl2i SMYRNA rugs,
s33 Fancy Furniture. 4. LEsTLfpS SONS, ,S9 Bway.
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ADVICE TO AL.

N DO stay away from thls sale Tor Tear tha,
prices will he too high Remember, lots Will BE- sold
10 highest bidier regardless Of neghborhooi values
Put pocket IL pay frat deposit and attend
Free excursion Tickets maps and fun Iartl. uiars q
JERE JOHNSON, JR., 60 Liberty-st, New-fork OF
1898 Eulton-st, Brooklyn
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DIED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
sailing from New FORK and Antwerp weekly.
KHYNLAND saturday October 10 80 nj.
MlsIt.NLAND Saturday October 20 a. m
Cabin rates Firs, Cabin. sGO sI6 80 Excursion
sflg 10 StGc. Second Cabin. $40 Excursion SO and
sS0 Storage q low
PETER WlsIG III SONS. Gent Aga. Bowling ufosn
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tcl1 n1antc

w ANTE D-MAN.-ro take the agency OF our sifos ;
w 2sxl5Als inches weight 800 pounds retail pilce
So other IN proportion \ chance AMI per
aneni business. These safes demand never before
supplied by other safe companies not governed
BY the Safe Pool - - - - - - 49,.
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New-rork, Thursday. Oct. 0. 1888.
The following sales we're held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
BY L. J. ]. Phillips 49,
lots. 9thave 1855 II Of 97th-st, 25x10o each.
Newman &C wan 80. ESQ
b. Janice Blocker & Son
4-story building with lot No Carlisle.sve OF
Wsshntgona ave, lot 20150XlGxtGG. Cappoii Sill 300
BY j. Thomis st o.,o.
los on Cedar place, cor o. Fcrestave, -oNlOo
each. G hapcs ana y L Fairchiid, S5oo3.
plot OF land On Cedar plsce, " cor Of Tintonave,
g5xlOO, buyer SO. 1876
BY Richard v. Harnett < Co.
s-story house. with lot. No 2s0 West 72d-st s. OF
Boulevard lot 2Oxl0O.5 Joseph Hughes. S3o. 100
sale OF building With lot No pa West 72d'st, OF
Sale Of building with plot Of land. Nos % and 80 Ave
A. OF Sd-sb al burned 20 october 10.
BT A II. MULE Sob
4-story dwelling with lot No 81 East 50th-st. ;,
1876 Of Maiis0n-ave 20X1O05 plaintiff, sSS 600
sale OF dwelling with lot No 35o 6thave, cor Of 22d-
withdraw.
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St. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAIL

$75,OOO TO 100000
. We lestablisbef firm % many years Standing doing
larg ana prom ahe bu rcha - n nigh stand
ara truughou the 4 it9i States ard give
references OF banks and Standing
sire loan silent partner place OF OF
inc junior members who Obliged 10 retire for other
cons than business January l..
Asife from capt al requ rad applicant
OF honorable standing
sppy. Adde'S CAPITAL Tribune once, n Y.
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Ere CRAM.

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream "a made from pure
IL crean Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OK lee
Cream NJ Churches Festivals &c will kecr
hard one hour Country orders pr mpuy filed Depot,
1905 4thove., sos Gth-ave ii5 PARK row 10 Ess
l2Jthst, NewYork snd 453 Fulton-sL, Brook yn.
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ATTRACTIONS AT SALE.

ROYAL BANQUET UNDFR Colossal TE T AT
LIS p. VI. MRI Liant Mu,iC ny a. BRAT D
TNvSNlN-Tii RID REGIMENT BAND. FR b 4
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y ONDOUT AND KINGSTON. landing at
IL crans,on's west Poinu Cornwall, Sewburg. Mari.
bOrO. Milton POughkeeDse and EsoDus connecting with
Ulster and Delaware and stony Glove and Catsk
ain railroads Steamers CITY OF INGSTON and JAMES
". BALDWIN leave every weekday AZ y. M pier foot
Of arfl,on-st. n f.. except Saturiay. when CITY or
KINGSTON leaves az p m. on and after 10th Will
lnaNe ID d SltnrilvA I D.
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;ROoKLYN PROPERTY.


lots OF 3i.sve block front between 18th and 5sth
IL lots n 5sth-st, 100 II OF 3iave, 2oNl002 each.
Kae McKensie and III J Steencr $3.50.
Is lots 5-thSt 100 4 Of 3f-ave. 20Xlo0.c each.
A Nicely W Walsh, w 7 HOr, Reynolds and G
lots : si-sve. block front between seth and 57th
sts. 25N1oo each. Clark $500 $4,000 ,
IS lots 5sth-st leo &c Of Sd-ave, ooxlooe each,
II J Steener and 4 NJ Neey, $40
Is lois. 5-thst. 100 II OF 3dave, 2OxlOO2 each,
y J NcKcnna and Dr. Parshall. $50
lots is'-avc, block front between 51th and 5sth
s5445.
lots. 2iave. block frond between 57th and 5Sth
sts 75V1o0 each C8ssen. 80 900
IS lots S7ths, 100 T Of 1stave o5x1oo.9 each.
Nicely and others -. S95.
25 lots 5Sthst between LIST and Cd aves, Cassen.
7 = Bower ani others. SSi3S
lots on lst-ave 57th-st. 25xlOO each. W
Thorne Thorne al ID Bonnaro. s2.26o
20 lots 57th-st, between 1st and I'd 2oxl0O.2
each. p Rsfter and Cassen. 50 Ss5.
lots 2dave OF 57th-s. 25xl00 each,
N~Noelv and Cassen A.. $50.
St.. 25V1Oo each. Cassen AMI others. as 200
lots. 5th-sve. of 57th-st 25x10O each.
d Kennedy and Doboin. 50 500 -
zth and 9Th 20x10C.2
each. W Steercr. A NcNeely and others. IS. o05 - -
% lots. 5Sth-s heewen 4th and 5h aevs. 2Oxlc02
lots zth-ave block front between 18th anc 57th
SITS o5ViO0 each T. sass sni others. S. 505
SHAVE. block front between seth and 57th
o5xfoO etch w Horton. Fills and others SO 075
% lots 56thst. between ith ana 9th ayes, 20xloO2
each. A NcNeelv and others. 80 9a5
25 lots 5-th-st between 4th and 5th aevs. 20x1O0
each. Isabella Forbes and others. go 1856
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

NOKTTAyEN-
schmdtuann, Justus II. and wife, 70 the New. York
sOh-st. Avenue A . mortgages). years 900 600
The Harlem Turn Nerein 20 George Ehlet, l2fth-
3d-ave. years $4,000.
The Sisters OF the Poor OF Francis Enigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. ;, 5th.s j, year
eco 600
Turner Charles W and wife Howard W Coates s O.
f64th-sf. 9th-ave. Q years $1,000
TAYLOR. Charles. to A Nichols, s. 1O3d-st, 9Th
81. 900
Van Cleye Garrett and wife to Howard 4 schermer-
horn Mottave. 15Oth-st. years a. 600.
Watkins. Samuel. and wife Bradley & Curricr,
7th-sve, 134th-st @ mortgages, year. s3s OOO.
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- TUNINUIVN LINI.-F arcs rHducpd. IN
- side route Tor Providence SAGA Worcester e. 80
Corresponding reduction points East an points
on T.. T. & u. X. r. Steamers leave New York
frvm New PEE 3d. n. T., daily except suniay. ct p.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFtHS-N. Y. CITY
Edenwood- ave c. L. 200 feet Hghbridge-st
1o5xfoo Jno ii Eden and wife TO + sch"arzS =, a.,
Deiancey-st No o. Solomon Isaacs and wife
INopoli Weiner %, 900
1st-sve' ose n sith.st asex323x9sxs31 WIN.
lam Barrett 20 William l. Skdmore no. OO
Higgins am wife 70 il sshmitTann ~. 2l,ooo
Charles strsesper 81 ooc
currief to Samuel Watkins 500
6thsve. :. "a. IL 134,hst, 251e5; same TO
IL, 800
1885, n $ POI 4. shave. 10 sx90 Ii Franz
4 schrarr to Emma D GeTiach 70 COO
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Giip propsr!p for Sale.
Cnr proprrtp Go Eet.

ITO LET-25O LeVngton-ave. near 39th-st.. 1.story
4 stone; In eooa ordes rutland & WHITING. s
Beckmanst
2oI MADISoN.AvE. COR 43DST.-To LsL-rhe
CCI larger portion u steam heated. furnished
house 1.-THE owner ressrvins some rooms Apply on
ites from %
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FOK QUEENSTOWN AND LIEHkrOOL
Leave Pier 81. y r.. FOO; o. Kiag d.
NEVADA Thursday. October ]. . 30 q. NJ
ALASKA Tuesday October TO. 30 o. n
WYOMING . . Tuesday, Oc'ohc- ~ a. m
ARIZONA . Tuesday, October 30 noon
WISCONSIN TUESDAY November @. 20 =.
CABIN ps,sag, $50. eco $50 aud slco Second Cabin
s'O NJ UNDERIifI.L q CO.. IS Broadway y Y.
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alnsitnl Instruments.

a NUMBER Of seh,ly used UPRIGHT and SQUARE pianos
"A OF make. which were specially selected and used
by the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House COMPANY
during the past opera season, viii be sold a. Hbcga
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE CO. 1l2 shaw. above l0thst.
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STEAMBOATS,
4 -S3 TO BOSTON
a. FOR FIRsT.ELAs> LIMITED TICKETs

"A VIA PllOVID4 NCT LINE.
Boston 90 Providence e. 70 Worcester, g. 80. Cor,
responding rduct.On- al po.n.s Eas. GLANCE OF
TINE-Seaners Rhode Island and Massachusetts,
leave PIER 20 n r., foet Of Warrcns p. NJ. instead
OF 8 80 a. fCfreiy. daily except sunday.
Reeves renowned orchestra on each steamer. Tcke,s
and state secured 2O7. 2jT 26i. 347 397. 42t
y5T broadway. Astor House, Cosmopolitan. ami Windsor
Hotels ana ali Offices OF Westcotts Express Company in
New York and Brooklyn
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BUILDINGS STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
- LET on Beesmsn. Ann. Fgltap. John. Pear Will.
IAN, Nassau and streets Ia .hs yieiaitT rutland Z
WHITING Be~kmsn-st
V,o LET.-Three lofts. 6o1s5: light s around steam
elevator. steam power. steam heated Inouire Of
&. B. ALTHAUSE CO.
On premises 1o1 and 103 Thompson-st
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-02-03
THE YOUTH TAINTED.
"A Melodramatic Evening Meeting in
Grape Arbor.

"A Melodramatic Evening Meeting in a
Grape Arbor.
The sun had set and it was evening.
when they stood beneath the grape
arbor 1t is q somewhat remark able
fact that evenings and sunsets and
grape arbor meetings should occur
with such unvarying Simultaneous
ness.
''Algernon," she whispered, and a
piece of chewing gum turned the
whisper into a sibilant sizzle, .'you are
here on schedule time"
You bet,' he murmured in reply.
but bark, hear footstep."
She harked as requested, and sud
denly grasping his wrist, she said in a
terrified whisper: 1T is father Fly!
fyr'
Gertrude. l have bunion and l
know, alas too well. that were to at
tempt to fly would make fizzle of it.
l must stand my ground"
The old man strobe into the grape
arbor straight to where Algernon
stood.
''Ha," he said, so it's you, young
man. is itP Well, how are you? Glad
to see you. How's your folksp'
They're well, y gasped Algernon.
That's good. Well. I'll leave you,
but if you and Gertie take my advice
you'll go right up into the parlor.
You're likely to catch your death of
cold out here"
The young man fell to the ground
motionless. He wrote funny sketches
for the newspapers. Merchant 1rau-
eler
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-02-03
BETTER THAN GOLD.


Better than grandeur, better than gold,
Than rank and title thousand fold,
Is healthy body, mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please;
heart that can feel for neighbours woe,
And share his joys with a genial glow
With sympathies large enough to enfold
All men as brothers-is better tnan gold
Better than gold is the sweet repose
OF the sons of toll whe1 their labors close;
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep
And the balm that drops on his slumbers deep
Bring sleeping draughts to the downy bed,
Where luxury pillows ois aching head;
His simpler opiate labor deems
shorter road to the land of dreams
Better than gold is a peaceful home,
Where all the treside charities come
The spring of love and the haven Of life,
Hallowed by mother, or sister. or wife.
However humble the home may be,
Or tried with sorrow by Heavens decree,
The blessings that never were bought or sold
And center there are better than gold
Christian at Work.