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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-13

iHE Lewiston Teller of the 9th
AyS news reached that place on the
IN that Peter Beemer had been
0and dead in his cabin on American
ufek, near Mt. Idaho. He left Cam
srrarle for his cabin, in the camp,
scout Jan. 1st, alone, and resided
ae'e till his death. He had been
asad ten days or two weeks when
w. ''aaa' tie was in sitting position,
.''H nls head declining over upon the
sae of his bed, and with one boot
w. as though he had just got up and
's dressing himself, or was about
W. ~saufesslng himself to go to bed
aas Teller says "Peter Beemer Oh
~ .,Nf Mlnton, was about 70 years
w. small In statue and full of nerve
n ~ 'p'rlt' resolute in the last degree
~ never knew what fear was, ant
"g the Indian war of 1877, h,
'sS one of the seventeen volunteer
''' stood off about $50 Nez Perces
In Opeh held; and drove them, ant
4'ea many of them. Beemer thel
N.Y. away all his cartridges and com
Il. D'ea reloading empty shells, ami'
'AA'hg hire of the Indians. II
s'herous to fault and had tn
4uuence and love of all his ac
4'ances ,r during the fifteen c
dI,, years he was an inhabitar
> 'a'h0 county,"
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countenaI

ATT. B. Emery's: Elegant, fine
shoes and boots, rubber and mining
boots lot new underwear, hosiery, &C.,
looking glasses-all sizes. Try the
Aristocratic chewing gum to be found
at J. B. Emery's. All the celebrated
kinds. such as ko ko tolu, TUT fruit to-
In. sappota tolu, &c. Lot of new
novelties to be had only at Emerys'
Best goods and lowest prices.
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WE could not give the Auditors
renort in this issue, for lack of space,
as we'll as the time in which to put 1t
in type, being rushed with work the
past few days.
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The amendment to the alien lana
law passed the Senate on the 10th by
a vote of thirty-one to thirteen. The
amendment is to allow aliens to buy
mining property in the Territories
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wv. BARKER has started work IN
|CS. Kingsley's placer claim in Steam
bat gulch. Mr.. B. works this claim
% shares.
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WATER has been turned into Plow-
mans ditch, and it was expected the
sster would reach the claim last night,
md be betting the bank through the
iydraulic chiefs.
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MRs. J. W. Reel and daughter,
Pearl, returned Tuesday from Cali
trnia. Mrs. Reel has been in that
State all winter, on a visit among
nlatlyes.
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County, Treasurer John Garrecht
nturned yesterday from California,
'hsre he has been the past few weeks
ms visit.
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STEVE SMITH was in town yesterday
with a lot of salmon trout he caught
on Grouse creek, opposite Cotton
wood.
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by him furnishing bond to the Clerk
of the Board in the sum of $4,000,
with one or more sureties.
Whereas G.. w. Brooks, the con-
tractor on Road Districts No. l, 4
and Z, in Boise county, has died, and
whereas previous to his death he had
assigned his contract to {. {. Meffert
and has given an order for his war
rants to be delivered to &. G. Havird,
and whereas his bondsmen are will
ing that the said contract should be
entrusted to said Meffert TO be exe'
cuted to the completion of its term
Therefore the Clerk of the Board is
instructed to hereafter draw the war
rants due on said contracts quarterly
in favor of G. c. Meffert.
In the matter of the petition of cit
izens of Long Valley, praying for the
appointment of Gil. L. Bixby as Jus
tice of the Peace and Gilbert Moor,
as Constable for said precinct. 1t i
hereby ordered by the Board tina
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PETER MAcKIN is very low with
usipelas, and not expected to re-
@yer.
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by him furnishing BOND to the CLERK
of the Board in the sum of $4,000,
with one or more sureties.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until s o'clock tomorrow,
April II, 'SS.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Full Board present.
Ordered by the Board that Ii
cense be granted the More Creek and
Idaho City Wagon Road company on
payment of $50 to the County Treas
urer, to collect toll for the term Of
one year from date hereof, on that
certain road leading from the first
crossing of More creek to the Warm
Springs, in Boise county, at the fol
| lowing rates, to- wit:
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josh ARcoUT is improving, and
will soon be well,
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An city election the other day
Bleyue polled 295 votes.
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]..,l Float and Territorial
Concentrates.

TIM Fort Hall Indian school has
| 10 pupils.
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Proceedings OF the Board or Couutv
Com m issaOners


sloners OF Boise County met in regu-
lar session April 9th, 1888, it being
the second Monday in said month
Present: Martin Cathcart, chairman
John Kennaly and Samuel Clarkson.
members of the board and Tim Car.
roll, clerk, when the following pro-
ceeding were had.
Ordered by the board, that the fol-
lowing ad valorem tax be and is here
by levied on all assessable property
both real and personal in Boise coun-
ty for the year A. ID. 1888:
For Ter. fund s 80 on 500
Go. General fund 81 .25 on 800.
School fund S 80 on 500.
Total, $3.50.
Special road tax of SO per capita.
Special hospital tax 81 per capita.
The quarterly reports of the fol-
lowing officers were examined and
approved: Treasurer, sheriff, Dist
Atty, auditor, probate judge, assessor
and tax collector and hospital con-
tractor.
The money in the county treasury
counted and found correct.
Ordered by the board, that the
following accounts against the coun-
tv be and are hereby allowed on the
different funds as follows, to-wit:
Martin Cathcart, Or. sal CO. com.
and mileage. .................. $56 0C
5. A. Clarkson, or sal co com and
mileage. ............. &C 0C
John Kennaly, or sal co com. 80. 80 0C
I. s. Hart, sal probate judge :. 80 81
j. w. Reel, sal nightwatch. ...... 80 0C
Idaho World, sal CO printing. ... 1l2 sc
Tim Carroll sal auditor. ....- 14S q
S. H. Hays, sal clerk dist court. 80 sc
John Garrecht, sal co treasurer. -. so 0(
Office station'y yr. 10 0(
Ben. T. Davis, collectors per cent. 7 sc
DR.. H. Zipf, professional services. 1870 OF
G. S. Silsby, stationary. 10 OF
John Kennaly, lock, pals &C.. II q
B. F. Simpson, shoveling snow off
county buildings--...... 5S OF
D. McClintock, hauling coroner's
jury ..... ....... .... 10 0(
j. A. Lippincott, or. sal. Co. School
Supt Observation-Disclosures. 81 Z;
W. j. Evans, making and hanging
| Jail door -. ............. on
Davis q Mautz, repairing Jail door 90 0C
c. S. Kingsley, or. sal Dist. Atty 231 OF
Ed. Straus, taking testimony in
Probate Court. ...... ..... 7 d
Isidor Smith, do do A d
c. &. Havird, or. sal, as Sheriff 1862 On
81 days jsiler fees l53 o.
board of
DIIsOucI w -
col. T. It c. licenses 50 A
TERRITORIAL FUND
John Garrecht, Treas. per cent 4 q
Tim Carroll, Auditors q
D. T. Davis, Collectors l ~
C. C. Havird, col. T. & G.. license q
ROAD FUND.
G. F. Stone, repairing pier bridge
at Horseshoe Bend ....... 10 0
VIM Youren, shoveling snow off
Co. bridge, Middle Fork Pay
ette river .................. 10 O
George Brooks, Or con, Dist. No IS :
H., do 81 \
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HOSPITAL FUND.

Frank Cooper, Or. con. Co. Hosp'l 200 oo
do do 175 0C
do do 1872 sc
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OF this county are in hearty sympathy
with you and others in aiding and as
slsting in opening up the county,
owing to the financial condition of
the county, as board of commits
sioners of said county we can extend
no aid financially.
In the matter of registry books for
election purposes, the auditor, in con-
nection with the commissioner of
district No. 1, John Kennaly, are en-
powered to enter into contracts for
same.
Ordered by the board, that the
clerk have twelve notices printed in
compliance with the revised statutes
of Idaho for campfres to be totally
extlnguished before leaving camp,
and G. G. Havird under agreement
with the board for $40 is hereby au-
thorized to post said notices in the
most conspicuous places at the side
of each highway in the county.
Ordered by the Board that the
Auditor be authorized to draw war
rant on the Road Fund for 800 in
favor of q. Miner for laying a new
floor on the county bridge at Horse
shoe Bend, when Commissioner
Clarkson certifes that the work is
completed according to agreement.
In the matter of the petition OF
residents of School District No. 8, fol
a division of said district, ordered
that the petition be and is hereby re.
jeeted, as it doesn't comply with law
Also that the remonstrance against
the division of said district be placed
on file.
Ordered by the Board that Ii
cense be granted Thomas Haley OF
payment of s25 to the County Treas
urer to collect toll for the term of one
year from date hereof, on that certain
road known as the Haley toll road, a
the following rates, to-wit:
Each horse and wagon. .... 80 q
" wagon, 2 horses, mules or
w
&" additional span or yoke 0 2;
by him furnishing bond to the Clerl
of the Board in the sum of $1,000
with one or more sureties.
Ordered by the Board that Ii
cense be granted to the Placervill,
and Payette Wagon Road compan,
on payment of $35 to the Count,
Treasurer to collect toll for the tern
of one year from the date hereof, OIL
that certain road leading from Plac
ervllle to the foot of Picket Cora
Hill, at the following rates to-wit:
Man and horse 2
Pack animals each. ........... 2
Loose .....'.... 2
Wagon and two animals. ..... l 0'
, Each additional span. s.
" trail wagon .......... D
Sheep and hogs each ..... 1
by him furnishing bond to the Cler
of the Board in the sum of $4,000
, with one or more sureties.
J Ordered that the Board do no,
! adjourn until s o'clock tomorrow
April II, 'SS.
, Board met pursuant to adjourn
: ment. Full Board present.
; Ordered by the Board that a /
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% shares.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

NOR SALE CHKAP-TWO COAL eTONIS
one near y rev. and sr0 two wooe stoves.
both iu good condition. For paTtaculsn cal a.
- y nj. %
TOR skLE-BFDIrN SIZE POINTER DOC.
l. four yesrK cd. Broken on wgcdcock Qusil
and grouse hss been hunted TO- four pssl sessons
Price S.. J.. s Hin 4 %. n Pear -. III
DOR SALE ATt BtE6lIN-A SNAIL STOCK
AZ groceries aud flil 81 o. fStsrss For
sriicuisn cali a. ~ Nesi Division - CITY 1b
NOR sAIE-THREE COAL sTo1F@ NTN.
her 81 lsHE< oDe habesaDe chsBdeiief. al
Desrly gpce De~ vii ssli vcrv Cn~ep
Enquire al a. Ros-ics r. IS
DrSINE% CEaNCEs-l GOOD REgTAUR4NT
ID for sac a. hsrtsir ! photsxTspb Fziiery
Gong tcs< bEineas firaiture ste irsss - :
good sofci 20 - stock IN gocd ccm psny.
with ~ win arT position. J grpocry stock
drug store sRd stock j vii psY yol " lo1k
thess %. business chsroo Erchsnge. 2 Tower
block Pee
GOAL sIONF FOR sALT-NEDIUn EIZF
y modern style good - new prlee, with zBc
O.. Inquire ~ Jacksor. l9s Monroe a I7s
IsOR sALF GOOD FANfIY HOksF VIII
r osrrsTe. cutter eno hsrnez cheap. Al Hicb-
iEsn Beuse E5t'
EOk stIE-TBF FURNITURE AND FfX-
4 furef q hoard re house Going F1s1 f1fsi
ness hHviHE from ~ % tE regular basrders il
- - 81 bs rrsir ~ proprietor wishes - lssvs
the city. Lngsdrs q a keuts zit'
ECR eALk - Az FNTIRE oITFTT OF
nsfhinsry fer tra ciass lsusarr siso q
FF horse Taafr engine fof ysrticlIiars enquire
- . A Eervin, No n CsRsiFt iftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
BALL PLAYERS FIGHT
= SENSATION FROM piTrssUaa
IAs nan FIaysrss Brot1srbsod 60 frs 60
Aksit4h tks Ksssrss ksls-N 4rd. ~
Sns Ss- forks. HsssssEs
Dsai.. "a. story.

PlTEssUss sept. Z4-Ths Lsadsr pab-
fishes lsa-s lzs greatest Ease BAL sensation
OF tie season as follows AT the next
msstias Of ths ssgas ths Bal Players
Brotherhood sll 6ghl for their individual
nEh-s. THIS il bas been decided can only
6s scce IA sasd - lie sbOltlOa of the re-
serve rule. IL vii bs the objective point,
and on il the Brotherhood Is ~illing to i've
or ois- OF course. tbis ssssiling fthe in
strumsat that Is looked upon a. one Of the
fundamental principles Of the nation al
agreement vii DC met with the most stub
born opposition.
a player. enc who is scknowledsed TO
be 4 faSOFits both Ia and out Of the prOfes-
sion. MI De chosen as standard bearer
tie vii rot play another season with The
club that reserves him, aud will demand
bis release. lie has better offers from
other clubs. ones that will not be duplicated
~ his present employers. and gives these
as bis rsssoas Why his demands should De
complied vita. Judging the future BY the
past. he will bs refused. Recourse
10 law 10 the next step the player
tskes TO test the legality of the Tsssr-
vation clause As its invalidity Is
generally conceded the player wins. His
Nllo, however stlll Las nlfu rcscffcus ahO
while the courts would give him the privi-
lege 10 sisn where he chooses, the reserve
rule would effectually Tar him from engsg-
ing with any club that is party TO the nA-
iional agreement. As such disbarment is
sufficient 10 deprive him from earning =
living at his profession. he goes into court
once more, this time against all the clubs
parties 10 the national agreement, and
charges these Individuals with combining
and conspiring 10 prevent him from earning
q livelihood.
The matter has assumed such definite
shape that the standard bearer has already
been chosen. He is one who combines in-
teliiSence and ball playing abilities OF the
hrst water and IS At present presiding digni-
tsry of the Brotherhood, John NJ. Ward, of
| the New Yorss. de has been picked out
| by the Brotherhood as the most suitable
person to.maks the test case, owing to his
| Acknowledged legal tslents and learning
generally. He is also the recip pient of a half
| dozen offers from outside clubs at a larger
| salary than the New Yorks will pay him.
These facts have been CLEANED from the
members themselves. They will be pre-
pared at the . end of the season to fight the
| present reserve rule with beth meRsy and
| brains. and all the mem bers of the order
| will be instructed to withheld their sigma
| lures from further league contracts until
| the test case Is settled"
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Reports r--,aivsd N Washington from Cal
ise esSsFioe the ss3d-ss cellAsss ~ tae paper
moasT of P~ra. Psrs q tAs c-irrsncv.
sraosnei1x - as0oo. soo soiss, -as hSSssa hy
soe eanxs A. Linss hss v~szz 49,, and guar
soceed - he zoreraE,~nt Tse rsanatui-r
ssseNs9 soA~s = goweFurpest uaoaey. Tss
Rzsrvshs<saz eapscfeT declined several v-srs
sxn ~ cne-s~sr<s@sh tsst - ssRv~r. ku- n,
tns ssssnce II any other circulating medium.
Hcn1anlsed - ~ 1sed oT tbe peopAa. Fs~aIsy.
n 80 bri@f period - tea 8aFs, cozf.seao.
wsx aosr N Z - RAPIDLY thst s rsS virtual lr
rppsasssei IN al b1Si 49, f-snsarfiors ros
dire~say connected wirh The xu-prn-~os
~az-h r---rfvss e n bsf pay-,~Es for Autss-
CT iEnr---z and psys is cut - ffs srsp4o-1<
The sa-uzf - silver IN cs--al<<icn n rs--
- v-rY ~r,aH TIE hanks snd r--arap~-ssl
ks-,~es - I.iu,s sri Calase cauld sot ursesnc.
1fsso - sas.s -ss--erre
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
Mason County Republican Ticket,

tteN2ssNS - va 1tNS.,Ns sttsAs-
ScoTTvILLE, Sept. A.-The Republican
county convention was held in Ludington
Saturday, septe mber p, at 2 p. m. Hon. G..
Ii. Reader was nominated to succeed him
self As representative in the State Legisls-
ture; J. z. Dsrr for Sheriff J. Edwin Smith
for Clerk and Register; Frank Foster, Tress-
urer; g. H. Blodgett. Prosecuting Attorney;
Henry Ransom. Probate Ju tge; @. J. Graves
Circuit Court Commissioner. Hon. J. T..
Mcmahon was called Ipon TO address the
delegates and responded in very hne
manner. as only he can. Hon. r. p Bshop
Was called on snd made q few pointed
rem arks op the political situation. Hon.
G.. II. Reader was called on. He thanked
mis- Republican friends for honors conferred
on him. and assured bis hearers that the
cOnfiasnce placed iD him would not be for
gotten nor misplaced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
hEFAR.oUs TRAFFc


.a.a aIstrss.zs for Chleaaass-
CHr.so. sspL l4-1oals 80 gea1s zso
"a Al-a4kss soaag gir-s. Augusta kans-
81. 4ad Llz1z Dsns2su. Fal 4Zay from
aous aad cans - Chieako. l4ss Ssfs
Iocalsf are 4snt1s OF search and u sas
( scgsssst thAg Lhey hAd become Ars. sla
No a1d krs Lee. rsspsctlsss. I'D tRAs
issy we're lsiBg .th thslr Chinsse aus-
5aads IA = coap.s 0f oasensus laendries.
Thsy haf 5een culy married and &c appeared
taas tlss al .sft their aeAss % purpose
u xsd Las 30 Celestias >4u v a. snd
es are u0@ prisoners, charged Win ie-
tslnlng y0u8g Eirls azt f0fcing them Into
either e.al Or lisxal c0h4 citation VIA
C1ll4Dsn Ia ths oeath CiaIE-st- colony.
IheF ~efs arrested o. tbs complaint u
soax Lee a cs0k ~ = Chinese fsst4uFsnt
sho reported LhAts yoang xlrl Vas dsLAlned
thsrs - Mr. ana Mrs. Wan
Ths kiri eas Amelia keinczs. II years
Old sa0 said lat she bad been brought
froLa AILsAukss 81 Ser Old Trend, AFA
Wah sho promised her good situation,
"a usn s1s looK up her abode IA ah :
Laundry. shs claims that her eli friend To-
troduced her 10 her hlds0us old AODEouan
uo0 wanted her 70 marry hlm. prOpoel-
lion she scorut24ly rejected heA sac 1aJ'
81 rs we're made TO have nsr receive sttsn'
l.as from other pig-tsu visitors. When
she refused sac vas sent 70 the basement
restaurant, where song lee and oIhei
Cinnamon. znd CHARLES Fansiow, brother 10
Nrs Ma. took pity On hsr and raised Z
purse 70 send hsr back 70 Allsaukee- sun
Wan quAIrslsd With Song Lee 0vsr his III
tsrfsrsnca. and the case Was taken TO th'
police.
Aasna Reincke says that Mn. Wan hac
been engaged ia procuring wives or mis-
trsssss f0r the hesthsns ever since her mar
rage, and that she had brought a nun. oel
Of girls FROM Ail~4ukse for such purposes
She cited a cass Of lo-ysar-old girl whC
had been induced oy threats and othel
means 10 marry North Hslstsad ST
laundry man Charles TaRslow. Who ha'
been living with bis sister, Mrs. Wah, fOl
some tine. tells q similar story.
Captain Tartran has detailed officers q
hunt up sone Of the victims of th'
strange y matched couple and will en-
deavor 10 land the pair in the penitsntisry
Chinatown IS much excited over the arrest
Several piz-talled husbands with 'Aelican'
wives are docking " the xrmory TO see th'
outcome.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

rhe Vsrs Crut Railway D.aNxss ia IN
Ext~as % sa50 GOO

The feFs tFuf HettNtT RsmeEsa 70 the
Ext>ss % Sa5o. 00o.
CRY ~ MsxIco, sept 24-T he terrific
storm lsst week. In ne stare of Vera Cruz.
wrought much ismszs along the line Of
tbe Esxrsn 80 Cruz rsiiEsy
The srssfsst Injury 70 he rSiiEsy line
-ss sf the Bsrrsncs OF Nstiac, where tbs
rosd crosses on an iron bridge asty- I've
fest biza and over i've hundrsd isst loug
The assvY rsins csne do~s nc mountsin
sides. 6lfng The enormous bsrrsncs
90 t1s ieptn of thrrY ieet ritb a
roaring food csrrvinE VITA IS foresf srses
tern % bT 30 roots. snd hase bovlders.
vsshe,i rom ne sheer sass of toe
prerirIcss rhis Disss Of isoris vas hurlsd
sgs1s ths pillars. ct ne bridge
fesrng s~sv 80 Or three Of
taem ard vrsck nz fs0 set of ths
bridge if ~ss most fortunste thst The
food tara aut 1srt 81 "a sria-s rather
taan ss- .ug 81 nndsrn aed. rsaiT - eonls
dow into ~ Bsrrsncs rfth Ia frsf trsia
-. passed TIE dsmszs =. OF con -
hsavv - f~stfc 3 3e.srei usti q Drovis
inasi fimhsr bridge. to supuly tse porfioa
wr.cxed can Re ex5empcr ed.
II ssdiacn EN- this. arsrv snd sides 80
eurfed - the cuu1rss Or mountain tors
in srraptnE fae rue bseIv Bra0rs o.
tsa cavinz in Of tunrel IN the cum eres
hsrs cen n-ari our srs tented Is aeinx
nov stated fhaf The snds Of one tunnel
~srs clcsed By sad sif.s quarter of =
~ len lo isTs 8 uct aa exaggerated ssti-
nsts ef iae .o-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

F.tpw ~ SsrT T-1-r trEre f7I0frr rtrf
n Fsfrr rrfrsr sr~-- e- ~ rI
efrysfF r. ~ ur9certy sfkaln . feEeE
s<-r Cass ~ aors 8 HlRrs1o aTf
TTrTtE Fca ssfF THF Ft1Ei At
n T-fEsr f..e~r - ne 4zsn Hors y ~
fe~.s - sse ms tes.ze f. 1ctrr r~trer frT
ress t-sr ans hosls. nsf e~er doHf n frf
pr fse r ~ tft u~rr~ie.eT > .rs -raseo f5f
- ~ frfk -mEE rwreF snf r~1tI-itsrr
I.rHeY lska efeHsV Rsf>r 81 een 2 F-sfft
frsas ksras-
FrcP ssIF-TEF FkEN sFTJoreTTc 70
i sfs ere . - rfs sc frerre. ecne-rr arno~f
nfe r4l.s vesl ~ ~ ef13, fFs1ttnf fsyfoge - i
s@r1nr Rsr - sss f-rr go u st-tf se-s
kz r~4r - ~ Ffi-yo-tf 80 hs1rss1F -
Fes.rla O. 6rsse ksBs4< k5es- i<xf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25

Trs hiS hs'Usss n Lor3or havs Aoss = 49,
sorat shsEn y vslcb zr-w fst -ssis fcG<s s-a
"a tovn @nd sesrv- when theT :. o-r +-so
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KALKAsKA, Sept 25.-Grest preparations
have been made for the county Fair. which
is held here this week. beginning Wednes-
day. Frost and drouth have conspirsd, the
season through, to down the farmers In
this section. with such success as render =
big agricultural exhibit imposs bic. but The
business men have olsys1 and fitted uD the
track in fine shape and horses With record
under 24O will GO for liberal premium.
No entry fee will be charged upon sgricul-
tural exhibits. Probably the strongest raw
iDg card. however. will be the long-tslksd-
81 match between the Saginaw and ksl-
kssxs base Ssll teams. the two strongest
teams iesids the State outside the league
The kid Republicans raised bne pole
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-25
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