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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-01

sterling exchange Qules anu speo"J ~
4s7k.
Governments Dali and steady.
Fours, Registered.
Foursand-arhaf Registered.
Pacific Skies Of
SrATEs-Du'l and steady.
RAILHoADs-Quieti sa'e1 81, Isl ooO.
SToCKs.-The stock market to day was
dull, with s steadily decreasing volame OF
busipess. bus while steady to strong IN tue
forenoon, became generally heavy later 10
the day, thopgi most of the list are
slightly higher u is evepiug, The opening
prices as compared with last nights ng-
ures showed advances extending 10
J per cent and while the msrke'
was oui t, fur1har advances were
scored all over ths list, slthough tie
movement was feverish and uncertain.
Iotspse dullness became the principal fea-
ture Of the market during the aft srro7p,
though Union Pacific and Pullman were
strong points, The btss prices were
reached toward p. m sfSer which the
list showed ssggiug aad New Eoglsud de-
yeloped c,usiderable weakness The vel
ume of bushes 81 steadily d: creased and the
msrket finally cl SD dull and stsadT at
cIo,e to the opening figures. Toe great
majority Of the active list is higher thls
evening, though fIr fractional amounts IN
most casss Sales 49,, 1O3 shares. Gao
tations closed bid as follows
Adams Express 14s; American Express
III. Canada Pacific, 543; Central Pacific,
Sc; Chesapeake and Ohio 1911; preferred do
6rsts II; do seconds III; Chicago and Al
ton 1876; Chicago, Burlington and quincy
10; Delaware and Hudson, 1888; Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western 1881;
Denver and Rio Grande. 184; Erie, 2os;
do preferred, "a; Fl. Wayne, $50; ILL
oils Central 116; Lake Shore, 1888; Mlcn'-
gan Central, s93; Minneapolis and st: Louis,
81; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific,
75t; Northern Pacific, oct; do preferred,
SOL; Chicago and Northwestern III DO
preferred, 1411; New York Central, 1923;
Oregon Transcontinental. 30; Pacific Mail,
36I; Peoria, D. 4 E., 252; Pittsburg, 155;
Pullman Palace Car, II; Reading, 49S;
Rock Island. 1867; st. Louis and 1871.
Francisco, 263; 90 preferred, 65; first
preferred, 1893; st. Paul, Minneapolis aud
Manitoba, iG2: St. Paul and Omaha, 81;
90 preferred 1Oi1; Texas Pacific, "a;
Urioo pacific. G4I; United States Ell
preas, 20; Western Union, s4S.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 3l.-The market for
whest was petty much repetiii OF pre-
vious days. though tie sharp aGv lncs.
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9ur Bent

cfur Bent
EOR RENT.
Store room No. 1919 Main street. Several o..
does and rooms. Lodging rooms In Baily's Block
Il. FoRBEa
e. IyIl n<2 Cnaphne stree@
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GINSENG.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, Octoper ~.
Ginseng is in good demand at the fel.
lowir g price: 81 25a2 IS Per pound; eI-
ira choice 81 40.
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Now, want t. take up some other
things. There's coal. We dent get cry
pro. ection en- the coal of the O;io and KS
naSha valleys, watch goes down cur liV-
ers to the West and SO1thwe,t. The only
cal the tai if can Frotc. is that which is
shipped cast by cur railroads TO Baltimore
acd Newport News, snd tast all c>mes
frcin an grea about forty miles qusre 10
this S axe. Ia that territory Wsst Viz
ginia has the best steam cod il the mark
ct. Of that coal which goys down to the
seab Dard over 80 per cent is sod 20 oct an
steamers Not Per cent of it is used fer
any other p1rroSe. TIE Repub. lean tariff
bill SAYS there cha bs levied duty Of
80 cents ton On coal coming into this
Z ,unt,y, bat th're il also a proviso TO
the effect that if the coal so
coming ia Is to be sold to YES
sells er gagged in the esgrirg or ccsstxise
trade, then there sba'l be IehEe Of Is
CENTS p ton. Itgv oar c'al men 40
ctntl with re haze snd takes p cents
away with the other. CApp!ause,I
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money e.a LIZ Per Cent.-Governmen"
Dull and steady-stocks Higher-fiour
O let and Unchanged wheat Unchanged
NEW YORK, October 31.-Money oa
call easy at 2,23 pr cent; last loan at =
per cent closed offered at . per CEN,
Or me mercantile paper 4Sa7 per cent
sterling exchange quie. and steady at 4s4a
4s72.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES SwTNNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES i MULES
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ON SUNDAYS:
WILSON'S SPEECH.
III Continued from Fourth Page

in this country which WAS not exchanged
fIr fCre;gn products or fore On money.
Now. tie Republican party says it would
build wall around this county, and 81 ut
as in from competition with The outside
world. They would prevent our maui
lecturers and farmers f.om exporting as
much as they do. They would not permit
us to trade with tbs rect Of tie world. l
suppose they would make that well bro I'D
enough to slow jim Blaine and CTnesi7
to ids around On top of il in double
frur.jn hand. With that wall abtu' tie
county, what would btc)Ue Of the $780,
900 600 of our farm products? y would
have to ret And nos only that, bu: the
su-plOs woald deprecist tie PORTION which
ths farmer eel, and the result wo1ld be to
de troy the prosperi Y OF Al out Of every
100 OF our Amer;c II psCpi'. And for
Whist? To make the ric1- richer and Il e
pt or poorer. Applsuse.
I'm not going 20 sugar-;o't tbs thing
~ calling 1t a duty. Applause 1t is
a c pp3T- bottomed tax. Cale:s.
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WOOL.

Toe Rsputl icans sb'ut the Mills
bill hurting the farmer. WIN, how msny
shsep do yOu suppose or West Elrglo's
farms will avlrsger There ere not nEe
sh ep to tie farm IN this Stst', Od's de
# 3, ole, aad OHIO ard Ha' cock and
I, MS crunty, there are literally DO sheep
" :, Virginia But III give yen ten to
n. / nm. Toe av rage fleece, except 1t be
Z IN fLe Merino shGop, Is about four
oounds. Tbs tx il ten cents pound.
T,,t's forty nts 20 thu stesp. Oh ten
sheen, its f ur dol as Tba;'sthe farm e's
benefit. Nov, ii he bays family eoo1
snit of clothes, 1t cjsts
HIM cav ST. Tast's SIS for
bs real yslus OF the clothes aad 80 tax.
Tha. wines out the tariff benefits on two
such flocks, and leaves you one, dollar IN
the hole b sides. And sill every thing
the farmer buys o: uses IS taxed ossioe:'
His tools, his harness, his buckles, hi'
boots, his hat. lis knife anu thS, MS
dishes, bis glassware. his hou.e, his Nhe's
clothinz. his cAildren's clothing. IA
vo;cs: Ese,ythiug he sees, handles,
tss.e-, hesrs or sm,lS." Laughter
STEEL.
Tie Republicans say they are perfectly
familiar with steel. Well, they are, but
it's the kind Jol spell with On "A-
why, they get up even here ia wheel
ing and say they caused Sl7 duty to os
p1t on steel and csusei manufctoriss to
spring up ard that comp tition between
these manufacturers Brought the p'lce
down. Well, that wasn't wSat broug 1t
the rriCe downat all. Applause ~
only give it in general way, but I'll tell
Won what did it. II used 10 take three
distinct processes to make steel; now 1t
takes but one, and the cost il thereby les
seped.
Governor Wilson then proct eied. at
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MUSTANG IMMINENT MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES RHEUMATISM HoILoWHoRN GAKED BAGS
STIFF JOINTS GRUB HOOP DISEASE CAIIEt
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Il AO RAuHOAD.

L3sl a . o AA1AAAAIsOx2Ds
BeIlsire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellare AZ los 3 n, arrives 1t Bellsrs st
STOP. N.
Yoodsneld passenger train leaves Bellaire aE
90 p. N, arrives ct Bellaire at SG5 q. n.
Suprmeraeld Accommodation leaves BellaiS n
200 n, arrives at Bsllalre at l1.o5 g. M
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stsnd-
ARD Time nom Bellaire.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
Time Table taking effcct NAY nh. lss1 rss
senger trains will run % follows-Cepual Tina
AL trains daily except those marked thusf
which do not run on Sunday:
sor1H porsp. No iINo. AiEoSti No. !
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MUSTANG Eminent

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY
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NAy KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Saturday, October Ii, 1888,
trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
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New York.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 112 cars; market week; Gem non 10
choice native steers So 25i5 40 zee 100 lbs
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ELY'S CATARRH
--CRElA BALM.

WI klllh wv WI
Cle9n59S the
Nasal PssSS-
ges, AuaysFSin
and lndamm1-
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses OF
T 8 9 : o q n d
Smell.
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Conductor {. y G. /. I

Treatise on Hood ard Skin Diseases mailed
free. TT; Sw.g-r Sr-CIFT- Co, Drawer 8,
Atlanta Ca New York. - E,oGdwa-.
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Has relieve! tho" ,a03s"f cases ~ Ncrr.:.
H.. PpsrU.a-. rheumatism aud Stiffness; &
the joints.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
A PifamI Case.

Under the head "No Card OF
Thanks" the Oregon City Enterprise
recites pathetic story of bereave-
ment and burial which fortunately
has few counterparts in civilized COM
munities. 1t is as follows: "a sad
scene was enacted on Beaver creek
last week attending the sickness and
death by diphtheria of little child
of the Hermanns. Three other chill
dren lay PROSTATE with the same d.
sease, and so great was the dread OF
the neighbors that not ore approached
to render aid and sympathy in the
hour of distress and bereavement.
Alone the parents shed bitter tears as
the little sufferer drew the last breath.
Unaided they laid the little one out,
and because they mad no other place
unoocupied by other sick ones, the
body was placed in the cellar to await
the burial. When Father Rauw ar
rived, the parents brought the body
of the child from the cellar and
listened in silence, broken only by
their own sobs, the priests words OF
comfort and the last sad prayer. Al
ter taking the last look the father
screwed down the coffin lid with his
own hands. The coffin was then Ia
ken up by the parents, one on either
side, and horne to the grave, and
there the little body was quietly laid
lto rest"
1t must be malignant disease in
deed, and an unreasonable fear of in
lection, that would permit sorrowing
parents to leave three sick children
in the house unattended while they
went alone to bury the fourth. The
journal above quoted says very SEN
sibly: Due precautions are necessary
in times of prevalence of malignant
diseases, but medical science has dis.
covered preventatives and disinfect.
ants that enable one to brave the dis.
ease unframed; and while due care
should be exercised, community
should remember that in civilized
land there is duty to the dead az
} we'll as to the living.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
THE sun ON FREE TRADE.
A Caustfc Attack on Great Rrttains
Commercial Methods.

The New York Sun, a leading
Democratic journal, has this to say
on the tariff question:
"Great Britain has ruined every
country in the world which she has
persuaded or forced into free trade.
Her commercial treaties cozened out
of Portugal, Spain aud Turkey des-
troyed the industries of each OF those
countries and made them poor. Her
cheap goods crushed out the ancient
household manufactures Of the In
dian empire, which she overran, and
left millions of the conquered people
with the bare subsistence OF rice and
water. A British army OF invasion
forced the entry through the custom
houses of China OF British merchan-
disc at the destructive duty of 2 per
cent ad valorem. II was the massa-
ere of the industry OF magnificent
and venerable empire, and of count
less thousands OF poor Chinese men,
women and children. These cheap
goods pirates in like manner covered
Japan with the guns of their war
ships and compelled her to receive
the aimsy products of Birmingham
Manchester and Sheffield at the uni
form duy of 5 per cent ad valorem
That is free trade, and it is strangline
the life out OF helpless Japan. The
experience of Ireland is too vel
known to need special mention here
England, indeed, is the Commercial
pirate OF the world. She is nov
straining her utmost to rob the United
States OF its industries and get con
troll OF our market. II she succeeds
every workingman and working
woman in this country will be brough
TO comparative poverty. You can
help losing the high wages you nov
receive. II you retain any work a
all against the competition of tn
pauper-paid labor of England, yo'
will be compelled by that competi
ton to accept as wages precisely tina
pauper pay. Then, perhaps, yo'
will love England more than you d
now
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14

SILVER CRY AVALANCHE: Com
modore Bruce, Of Castle creek, was
in on Wednesday. He reports great
damage done to the ranch of Rob't
Bruce, by the recent cloud burst
which occurred last week, and which
broke on the side hill about a mile
above the residence Of Mr.. Bruce,
the waters from which followed ra-
vine until within less than half mile
from the site on which the house,
barn and out-houses were erected.
Luckily one Of the ranch hands saw
the wall Of water coming, rolling
about ten feet high, and Immediately
gave the alarm, which gave the in
mates just time to leave the house
and run TO high ground on the
west side of Castle creek, before
this immense body Of water reached
the house. It's force carried the
house, with all its furniture,
piano, stoves, etc. together with
the barn, forty tons of hay in stack
calves, chickens, pigs, ducks, wagons
and everything about the place down
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
An IMportant Measure.

Senator Palmer has introduced in
the Senate an important measure. 1t
provides that the funds now held in
the treasury, in gold coin or bullion,
for the redemption OF United States
treasury notes shall hereafter be com.
posed of one-half gold and onehalf
silver, the one half gold TO be COM
posed of gold coin and bullion, and
the other half OF silver bullion of
standard 6neness and equal IN value
to the gold half Of the fund, the num-
Der of grains fine of the silver bullion
for redemption purposes to be fixed
from time to time by the secretary of
the treasury on a basis Of the bullion
value in New York.
The Secretary of the Treasury is
directed to buy 100000 of silver
bullion per month, to be the product
of the American mines, or moro or
less as it may seem to him desirable,
prepared in ingots, paying for said
bullion with the gold coin now in the
redemption fund, said silver bullion
10 be substituted In the redemption
fund for the gold coin to be with
drawn and the purchase OF silver
bullion shall continue until the pres
ent amount Of gold coin and bullion
is reduced to s50,0o0,000. If at any
time the value OF the silver part of
the fund becomes less than the gold,
additional purchase of silver shall be
made until the equilibrium is restored.
The bill provides that United
States notes shall be redeemed, half
IN gold coin and half in silver coin
or bullion and after the normal ratio
of silver to gold has been restored by
an international agreement or other
wise, then the silver bullion in the
Treasury shall be coined into stand
ard silver dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
Notice to Creditors.

In Probate Court of Boise county,
Idaho Territory:
In the matter of the estate of Louis
Wagniers, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, executor of the last will and tesla
ment of Louis Wagniers, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice TO the said executor, at his office in
Pioneerville, Boise county. Idaho Terrific
ry, or the payment of the same will be
forever barred. BEN WILSON,
Executor Of the last will and testament of
Louis Wagniers, deceased.
Dated at Pioneerville, July 81, 1888.
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N office.

All who are indebted to A. Straus
will please come forward and settle,
as l am going to quit doing bust
ness in Boise county. All accounts
not settled Immediately will be placed
in the hands of collector. All
property, real estate and personal,
for sale cheap. Twelve milk cows
and some young stock with them for
sale cheap. A. SrRAUs.
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the creek. In less time than it takes
to write this article Mr.. Bruce had
lost probably $4,000 worth of proper
ty, besides having boulders weighing
tons washed upon the place where
his house stood, and his alfalfa fields
ruined for this year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14

pInUI VRewarded are those who read mi.
llUQ Ii and then act; they viii and hono oras
BILE employment that will not t.l =
'nem from their homes and families. Tho nros,.
arc i'r &c and sure for every industriou, nsrson
many have made and are now making several HIM
urea dollars per month Ills easy Tor snyop. 10
MAKE 70 and upwards per day, who is willing 70
WORK Either sex. young old; capital not nesa.a
We start you Everything new. No special ability
required; you, READER can do It AZ well a. ,nvon:
write to us at once for full particulars which -.
mail free. Address stinson l. Co.. Portland M.,n.'
jan. i.lyr. ''"@na' maine
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Notice to CreG

In the Probate Cours "
Idaho Territory: A.,
In the matter Oh th'
Baumgartner, deceaseai a.,
Notice is hereby gl,es a
signed, administrator q I I
Baumgartner, deceased, '
of, and all persons having asSi,
the said deceased, TO eAu'
the necessary voucn N,s
months after the iirst pug
notice, to the said aa ~ !,
office in idaho City, III !
Territory, or the payhlen''
be forever barred. ON
Administrator OF the es''''
gartner, deceased. I'll,
Dated Idaho City, 'u''
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North, North psyests i've, I
, ulsne y following H. =
Registrar. w.
Commencing o. a. }.
Of Dry Back s N ~
mond's old plsce'
county line issoess ~, =.
the county line . 4,
following the count, ~ ~ r!e
ton thereof by The X. u J: !.
precinct, thence no IN =
@ e line Of HorssshSoss'
trar. 'a8 u
osId'a vals
,,. Commencing n., at The NJ ],
ton on the line of p;s
precincts ., to the mouth ~ y \
lowing the line Of Ds.S ~
the head Of Big crss Isss \
south westerly along d. Is!
cinct to Horseshoe Bssa I.
southeasterly along ~ N
Granite creeb and Pl NJ WEI
the head Of Wolf crs.i \ q
ginning. J. g. Mia ~.
| Upper squsv csuth
Commencing 1t he mi 4
thence running western H \
line Of Lower Squaw ~ /
boundary line Of count, 4,
along the county lIue Il K n
the divide between ~ ,
North Payette, BY Loss n
thence southerly along i l.
valley precinct to he pIs,,|
&. W. ! enron, Regisuu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
Boise Cit
MARBLEW t
Manufactures and Y
Italian Marble al

Monuments, Tombstone
ues, Iron Fences, and alb
terry work. We have secls
of a first-class workman IN
We are better than eve
do first class WORK, u
ly low prices as TO dtll
We have also received Ill
original designs, both IN =
BILE, so that parties can flAi
lection from these deslgn'
anywhere in the unliea y
Please call and eIamlns
designs and prices Delo''i
ders elsewhere. We VIII
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron fti
and cheapest IN the worlO'
nish a good Wrought i''
as cheap as a wood fence 9.
JAMES d.
f. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
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nrTDSea Wonders exist in thousands of forms
ii n but are surpassed by the marves of in
vention, Those who are in need OF pro.
htabie work that can pc done while living at home
should at once send their address to HsIlet Co..
Portland Maine. and receive FREQ, full information
how either sex, of all ages, earn from S. to sos
per day and upwards wherever they live. You are
started free Capital not required Some have
made over $50 in single day at this work. All
succeed.
Jan. l, Ut.
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NOTICE TO CHI,

In the Probate Court d
Idaho Territory.
In the matter Of the sssa
Mccullough, deceased.
Notice is hereby giveus
signed, administrator Of lka
ael Mccullough, deceased
ors of, and all persons !
against the said deceased, ii
with the necessary vouchr
months after the first publ
notice, to the said Admins
flee in Idaho City, Bois
Territory, or the same '
barred.
JOHN GAN
Administrator Of the esl
Mccullough, deceased.
Dated Idaho City, July
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lis O"n v
ll0'sn ,
70 Alarm
- ~ 'n - :
: man cal
ford gave
time KEPT
was in ! !
ed by |
! the stovd
damage y
burning g
tly scorcI
rushed q
The hose q
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
lNYENTUN thu sss half the ssn ssFa

Not least among tho wonders
I" inventive progress is method and system of
work that can be performed all over the oonntrv
without separating the workers from their hon,as
IA! liberal; anyone can do the work; either .e.
young or old no special ability required. Capital
not needed you are started free. Cut this out and
return to US and we will send you free, something
OF great value and importance to Jou, that will
start you in business, which will bring you in NOR.
money right away, than anything else in the world
Grand outht fres. Address TRUE Co., Augusta
Maine. N''"
Jan. l, VI.
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The following xsuus''
out of the County GssrI
sentation at my Office:
No. Ain favor NJ n m .
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iE Republ|
primary, |
.rdHupper1
h Caldsrwd
Tom Crd
ssent Banl|
to
Jug. 23d. |
ioodlife's |
ssentation |
s of Bannd
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14
Silver Mountain Precinct.

Commencing at the mouth OF crooked
river, thence along the line of Banner
precinct to the head of Warm Spring
creek, thence in an easterly direction
along the ridge that separates the waters
of the Salmon from the Payette, thence Il
the head of the North Fork of Boise river
or latitude 441b, thence down the middle
Of the north Boise to the mouth of Crooked
river, the place of beginning ). u
Agnew, Registrar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-14

By IsIDoR SMITH,
deputy.
Idaho City, Idaho, July