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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

By Frank d. Bill & Co,
Real Estate AucuOGeerA
DUBIIC SALE OF THE VALUA-
4 BILE MACHINERY IN THE SHOPS RE
GENTLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN AND GEORGE
GIBSON, AT CORNER OF CARY AND SIXTH
STREE 5. AT AUCIION.-On
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1883.
on tho premises rs above at l0]s o'clock A. ~,
We will sell the very valuable machlnery-as fol-
lows;
JOINTER or HAED-PLANER:
lBLIND STAT TENONING-AIACHIHE;
1PANBL~RAIsERM MACHINES;
1SCkOLL SAWING-MACHINE;
BAND-sAW MACHINE;
DIMENSION sAWING-fABLE;
Large lotot MAIN and COUNTER SHAFTS
AMI PULLRYS;
1SHAPING- MACHINE;
IPANEL~PLANER:
1TENONING-NACHINE;
IMURTlSING MACHINE:
lCUT-OFF SAW-TABLH;
lRlP-SAW:
iiG-FooT joINTING-PLAsER;
1CUr-OFF SAWINO-YARD;
ITURNING-LArHE;
BORfNC-NACHINB:
MOULDING-MAC
BOHfN0-MACHINE and EMORY-W WHEEL.
The attention Of al In want Of such machinery,
which 4 very valuable for the manufacture Of
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS &C., Is called 70
the above sale.
Terms: Cash for all sums Of 800 and under;
over that amount sixty days, with interest added
AMI satisfactory endorsed.
PRANK D. HILL & CO.,
Auciloneers.
J. II. VALENTINE, AuctiOneer.
JAS. hAcDoUGALL, Salesman. no3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

UIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED
III AND UNlMPR0yED EAST CLAY
STREET PROPERTY the request OF mo
owner we will ssil By auction, upon the premises,
on
TUESDAY THE 18TH DAT OF NOVEMBER, 1883,
nj 4;3O O'Clock p. ", that VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 10 east Clay street. with
tho VACANT LOT attached. The whole property
has a 'front.' Of 70 Gig feet by depth OF 40 feet
20 an alley fifteen foet wide. This is indeed =
very attractive piece OF property, aud should
draw eli Ia quest Of home sites where there -
sufficient room In which 20 move, breathe, gnd
have your being, and sneeze without waking up
your neighbor's baby.
TsKMs: At sale. CHEWING tOSb,
nor Auc.ioneera
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AUCTION sALrs-ru.nre Days.
-a<.~r1Nr.fN0.0~sslfef 40, ..f- - -
II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Eleventh and Bank streets
DESIRABLE HOMES OR FIRST
- CLASS IavEsrxENTs

THREE ATTRACTIVE, MEDIUM-sIzE, WELL
ARRANGED, AND DEslRABLY
LOCATED
DETACHED FRAME DWELLINGS,,
BRICK BASEMENT AND TWO STORIES
ABOVE,
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINTH
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS,
BEING Nos. bi2 s1i, AND SIG, WITH SIDE
AND REAR ALLEYS
EACH LOT FRONTS 2axisO FEET.
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EDUCATIONAL

MISS BLAIR WILL RESUME HER
WI sHAKspzARR CLASS WEDNESDAY,.
November u, ISIS The ssloon psrlor s0i east
Hein has been secured for the session. For
fursheP partic1lsrs apply - az eAst Leigh.
% 2s.0.koy.aAlSlk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
By z. A. Catlln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0noer.

Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer.
HIRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN UNFIN-
IsHRD FRAME DIV ELLING CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOMs.--I viii sell az public auction, on
tho premises, on
thu RsDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1898,
nj AZ o'clock p. NJ, tho DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, not yet completed, situated on the
west side Of Buchanan street near Cedar street
The lot frOuts 10 feet and back 100 feet % an
alley.
A bargain may be expected, as the property
must be- sold.
TERMs; Very easy. f. 4. CATLIN,
nO3 Trustee.
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sKIN-DIsFAsF FIyF YEARS CURED.

Your CUTICURA HEMEpIES did wonderful
things for me. They cured my skin-disesse,
which ha. boon Of Ave year5 standing. after hun
dreds OF dollars hnd been spent In trying 10 euro
IT, Nothing aid me any good until I commenced
tho use OF tho CUTCUFA REMEDIES. Our house
will never be without them.
MRS. ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell city, Calhoun county, la.
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RAILROAD LTNES.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
" sCHEDULE TAXING EFtKCP

SEFiEabtn 10 lass
LEAyB RiCHXOHp
kAsA. NJ for Newport News on Point Com
fort, and Norfolk daily except sum
day. pullman Palace car Richmond
h. OH Point
SIS A. " sundays only. % Newport News, Ola
Point. and Norfolk.
li05 A. III. through and Local Mail to all points
West eKcop. sunday. fuliuaa
sloepers clifton Forge " Lexington.
s.coP. n. for Newport News. Oh Point AMI
Norfolk. except sunday
4:O0P. n. ,hsclos-r-. ne Accommodated, ex.
cep, sunday
81. Louis, Memphis. Hnd New Or.
Iesne-Fass BIprcss With through
Pullmans daily. only rOuto running
Pullmans West from Richmond.
AREIVE IN RICHMOND:
$50 A. II. Charlottesville Accommodation, OK
cent sunday
1885 A. NJ. from Norfolk. Oh Point and New
port News. except sunday.
&l0P. NJ. from local points aud tho West ar-
coyt sunday.
Cos z. NJ from Oh Point Newport News, sai
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace ar
Old Point 70 cincinnati and Louisville
coop. ~ from Louisville and Cincinnau-taS
hxpress--AaiiY.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets a. 1000 Main street and al MO depos
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
j. T. oDELL, General superintendent rolj
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Az AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALLRAlL FAsr-FREIGHr LINE
40 AND FROM bALTlMORK, PHlLA-
DELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND Wz5f-
KkN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICa-
AOND AND BALrIMOREI IN EACH
DIRECTION
CorTespondingly quick time n ether point4
Through bills Of lading issued 81 low rates.
q. A. TAYLOR
mol General Freight Ageus
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A TLANrIo COAST LINE.

RICHMOND And PETERSBURG RlfLROAp
TlMa-rANLa.
tso-trnor,iov ISL NNtH. D.
trains on this rosi will run ~ fo.,Ss
TRAINS sOUrUW ARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE
I OF THE LOT ADVERTISED ABOVE shall
sell OTHER DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN the
same locality. j. b. ELAN.
no 7 AuctlOnoer.
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BY James p. Elan.
Real Etate Agent and Auctioneer.
1li3 Main street.

BY James b. clam.
Real Etate Agent and Auctioneer.
1li3 Main street.
ALL THE REAL ESTATE
IA BELONGING TO
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE AYLErT r.
wooDsoN, CONSISTING OF
THREE DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSES,
A STORE,
ANDA
VACANT LOT
ON TWENTY-FIVE STREET,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
woodson, who sues, &c, In the chsncery Court
Woodson 81 Gls. mond.
In pursuance Of tho decree Of October o 1883.
In the abOyo-named cause, tho undefsiRne1'
special commissioner, will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER b. 1893,
In the order herein after named. the VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE referred % IN said decree, begio-
ming at 81 O'Clock 2. NJ. with tho ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE, No. 900, on the east sido OF twenty
nfth street between Clay and Lefgh streets:
a two-5tOry-and- basement detached FRAME
DWELLING OF eight rooms, besides bathroom,
closets, SC, kitchen and stable, city water. gas
cuyert connections. &C. the lot fronting 40 feet
and extending back between parallel lines
about is feet 10 paved slley -,
The NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO-SIOhl
FRAME TENEMENT DWELLING NO. gu. on
the east side OF Twenty-hfth street between
Leigh and streets, containing seven rooms,
with the usual ccnyeuiences; tho lot fronting 50
feet and extending back between parallel lines
about 60 feet -,
The VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING No. 623i
ut the southeast corner Of Twenty-ffth aud NJ
streets. containing nine rooms: city water gas,
&C, and I'm nice order; tho lot fronting - feet
on Twenty-hfth street and extending back be-
tween parallel lines about CO feet.
Tho TWO-STORY FRAME STORE, with lot
fronting 80 feet on the east side o. twenty-five IA
street between VI aud streets and extending
back between parallel lines l20 feet TO an alley
l2 foot wide: aud
TIE DESIRABLE VACANT LOT fronting 30
feet on the east Nde Of Twenty-hfih street be-
tween NJ and n streets. extending back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet % an alley II feet
wide and adjoining, on the north, the above
named store aud lot.
TERMS: One third cash he balance In equal
instamcnts az six and twelve months, by nego-
table notes. with interest addei and title % DO
retained until the entire purrhsse-m0noy is paid
and a conveyance ordered by tho Court
BEV 4. CRUMP,
W. W. COSBY, JR.,
Special Commissioners
r.
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BY George ". Mayo. Auctoneer
UuO. L. LauehtOn, DR., Salosman)
DECEIvER'S SALE OF THE
~ HORSES. ANIMALS. CAGES, AND
EVERYTHING APPERTAINlNG THERETO
OF TIE DAN SHELBY CIRCUS
AT AUCTION.
By authority Of two orders Of the Circuit Court
OF HenricO county. in The state Of Virginia. en-
tered In tho care OF Kennedy aud ais rs. shelby
aud Gis on the l6ih and 18th days Of October,
1855, respectively, shall on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Loyensteins stable, on
Fifth street between MARSHALL and Clay streets,
In the city cf Richmond. Va, soil at public auc-
ton 70 the highest bidder the property directed
to be- sold by said OrdeTs--lo wit:
l MOUNTAIN LION,
/ LEOPARD.
4 MONKEYS,
DEER,
? SOOT1 PAcAs,
GOLDEN PHEASANT,
PARROT.
COCkATOO.
2 AST-EATEKS,
RAT KANGAROO,
3 MARMAZBr MONKEYS
3 CUDGR AONKEYs,
2 DOG-FACRD MONKEYS
ANTELOPE.
CIYEr CAI,
/ hex,
/ ELEPHANT.
CAMEL,
/ DkOMRDARY. and tho
COVERS and SUITS used with said elephant
monkeys, aud other animals,
The necessary CAGRS used TO contain said
animals.
"a DRAUGhI-H0RSE5,
3 RING HORSES,
upon tho following
TERMS: Cash on all sums OF fSa0 and under,
sod On all sums over $500 credit OF ninety days
Time. the purcnaser giving negotiable notes vita
approved endOrser fer credit sales.
HARVEY WILSON. Receiver.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
oc 4, 81. No7,i3.ei
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j. B. ELAN. AuctlOncor.

WooDsoN. BY. &C.. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST W0oD-
son AND AIS, DEFESDASTs-lN Tux CHAM
Gerry COURT or THE CITY or kICuMOND.
]. Charles W. Goddin. CLERK Of sail court, cor
tify that the bond required Of The special com
missioners by the decree ~ said cause OF Octo-
Der Q 1858, has been duly given
Given under M hand this 18th day OF Octo-
Der. 1881
noR CHAKLEs W GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

BY Chowpiug q Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, aud Brokers'
No north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

BY J. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Ill3 Maiu street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
RxAr EsrAvx ar PRIVATE SALE.

A LARGE FARM FOR SALE 0
IA with at Toast 300, 900 feeto OF FINE PINE -
LUMBEA. Address PINE" care Of Carrier No.
H. Richmond, Va oe iS30t
TNLEGANT RICHMOND HOME, a
IL entire square; commanding location; ~
nne scenery; excellent house; trees, shrub
berry, lawns. terraces Apply ~ tho VAN LEW
HOMESTEAD, SSH east Grace street.
oc SI-W ,F&Suim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
A FLULT OF SOHE HOTHERS.


Quite natural fault, and exceedingly common,
q for mothers TO hold their infants altogether TOO
Eiuch. By so doing they in:onv enencc themselves
and njurc their little Very many mothers say
that lit takes about all their time TO attend to tho
baDy' In almost all instances where this is true
Is their own fault. When once the habit Is Iolmeu
OF taking the little up as II shows signs
Of waking restless and sposed to cry the mother Is
hcnceorth slave 10 Its caprlces, and no tyran Gao
be moro exactlng. This IS by means tiihing
matter. Into every home however poor and humDic.
baby should bring the sunshine Of happiness but
does always do this? II is doubtful il single par
ent can bc found TO say no and yet they are not
thoughts, that the coming of the little one a
misfortune. The reason IS obvious to students OF
human nature who are Influenced by what they sec,
y well BY what they hear and doubt the latter
In the absence OF proof
IL a baby is healthy. and properly managed from
fully eighteen hours in sleep. As age advances, the
amount required becomes less but even at two years.
II ought 10 sleep thirteen fourteen hours out Of the
twenty four. There children who do not
get this amount OF sleep than there who do, and
yet IL Is essential To their well-being. Now IL Is
their work." need not sacrifice so much time to
their many do, and neglect other I'm portan
cares is when they neglect their other duties that
dlstrnst ss the actual blessing In the form OF the
baby begins.
There arc. OF course, exceptions, but In too many
homes evidence Is not wanting that ;he advent a a
baby Is more less hardship, which is shared by
every member of the family. The mother, poor soul
finds her cares multiplied, and II the newcomer Is
troublesome she may be forced II not, she soon finds
II easy 10 neglect, but imperfecty perform, her
household duties Disorder is most always the first
symptoJn manifested and this Is soon followed by .
lack OF cleanliness, first in the mothers appearance
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then In her surroundings, and finally the little one
suffers from tho grave fanlt. Tho husband hndS hs
baby scarcely compensate for the dolefni change
which has taken place about him. Both he and the
mother through her own fault Of management. must
soon ask themselves, neither daring, however. 70
the best ~ Many readers wifi say that this drawn
rom tho fancy OF tho wrtor. and yet some few VIII
recognize the picture true to life, barely outlined
though Il IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING.
ERRS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT.-" BY thorough knowledge OF the
natural which the Operations Of digestion and
nuriton and by careful application Of the hue qualities
OF weclccted Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our break
fast tables with deeatey favored beverage which may
save many heavy doctors bills II is IN the ludIeoas
articles OF diet that constitution may De
gradually built uEa strong snough % resist every ten
dency Hundreds OF subtle maades arc boating
anund ready attack wherever there weak point
We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
we'll fortified with pure blood and properly nourished
frame civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water o. milk sod only IN
tins by Grocers, labelled thus: JAMES EPPS
= CO., Homo opatho Chemists, London, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
DrookIpm propertp for Sale ano 90 Get

Z or RENT in Brooklyn; 1000 houses,
~ all locations open bsrsaias circular free hsuses
fats, apartments stores. Offices 10 let WILLIAM nj
GRACE, corner wiloughby and Jay sts. Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-Fhe 3-stOry brOwnstOne house.
No 81 Prstpace Brooklyn, for years. urn shed;
26x6O "a rooms. Ter be rented fur.
n.hed II desired For terms apply 10 EDWARD CLARKE,
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-05
Qnrtion Sales Of Real Gstaie.

| lanes l.. WELLS, AuctioneeI.
.'s s'S.; 'is,S 81 fs''' f'H::
Exchange, 50 Liberty.st
SPLENDID INVESTMENT PROPERTY
1872 FULTON,ST.,
excellent eoudon - good a. hne heht and sur.
,cr nSvs'ns ola s With
CAMP So Lbcrtys and Aucionesr SO Liberty St aud Sd
DICHARD v HARNETT g. CO., Auctioneers,
~ viii Sell at AUCTION. MoNoAY February = uc,,o,
at 10 o'clock noon a. the Real ss Exchange a'd
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
8t.avc. ana 0lst-stp southeast corner,
x,, ps. .IoFs
'oTy and S;.r Grss v 81 iSss
''V s story brick Soaol. sens$ees siss5
Carpenter Rodsrick Attorneys 90 cOurts, Brooklyn.
EXECUTORS SALE.
Estate ssabury Brewster. deceased.
s ana s2 RSwaE NEAR spsss
~ sf %if Sans s:s It sssV'
TUESDAY. Portray
EXECUTORS SALE.
o,v % , near Srd R SsSo as,,o
Lot 2sxsso Two.story brick buildings
Substantially asd caef.y built isiory and cellar brick
apartment house. with two stores. 50I9a9 It
2S7 West 2Othst, bstory brick fat
WEDNESDAY. Februarys.
231 West 22d.st, 4.story dwelling.
Permit and G. Bennett Agent $50 Broadway
nroqPEs 81 !. 5 81. TRUSTEE
Eight '-'' "a @s,, s4sSs. residences
Elegant 4story. brownstone residence
ParEave and bsth.st.
i.% " FIN stable
Plot q ) lots. %! loo ii each.
E Il Ys :'a Sth p.i PCT :: o,
sS. en-. sa,'sS
feet ana Map: q Sss Of trustee 24'
TO lS asss. y. a ;5 ssTarH
One lot on avenue 251IO0 One lot on street. 251lo22
TUESDAY FEBRUARY a.
EXECUTORS SALE.
IL 5oy anti It, and @ with stores
and 4.tor cS factory in !sst; each house 2SI5o fee
NUS ''' ''' "'' ia tis Fast ga. NO. 'O' w.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is.
2s2 Mot.t. two S:.tory t'nement, with store
aga story S n sn .mo snsu
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 49,
As Oliyer.st, and 5.story tenement, with stores.
Maps At Auctoneers - Libsrty.st
WILLIAM REYNOLDS BROWN, Auc-
'R ~ s%s.: :'S1 hesr
on Thursday. February l6 1888. at ~ NJ.
BY order OF OF estate OF e. H. PRAY deceased
beautiful country seat At Whit Plains N Y,
consisting OF about Is acres Of land.
with frontage Of nearly 400 feet on Broadway,
and Gothic stone dwelling WITH large fran: extension
lawn well shaded garden. orchard, stable &c; location
healthul and central churches schools and stores
For particulars amply to
MORRIS s. THOM PSON. ESQ., Executor. l40 Nassaust,
or to Auction.er, l46 Broadway. NewYork.
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Geaehers.

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~. eases supplied no charge TEACHERS roglstsrsi
fra. vacap lies always haui fern ior STAMP 4 e.
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SUCCESSFUL TEACHER OF English,
~ mathematics and Latin with good record as discpn
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Please address A. q. NJ No. 81 Colun6iasL brooklyn
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS'
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Zeal @state.

DASH CUSTOMERS AND INVESTORS IN
our bpnks sock goof improved and unimproved rea,
estatc IN New York civ 'o"'
ON TO sell fnd purchasers br snsip, ,u
particulars lowest No char lat M ,o
either Tor sale rent Rents ceeeie Entire enarTs skes
Of property.
JOHN o. FOLSOM
IA Bible House
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9te Cream.

A FACT Horton Ice Cream IL made from
~ pure Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks Of
Ice Cream ior Restaurants Churches Festivals &C., will
hard one hour Country orders promptly filled Degss-
800 4thaye b0S 6lavo 10 Park llOkast l2oth-se
Sew.YOrh, ami Asa Fulton st Brooklyn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-28
Vaccination and Authorization

Statistics are against the few per-
sons who insist that vaccination is
useless and unnecessary. A compul,
sorry vaccination law had entirely
driven out small pox from Zurich,
Germany, SO that not ii case occurred
in 1882. The law was repealed in
1888, and in every 1000 deaths that
year 2 were caused by smallpox; in
1884, there were 3; in 1885, II; and
in the first quarter of 1886, IS. In
England the deaths from this disease
in lS3S-42 were 57.2 per 100000
living; bnt in the five years 1SS0-S4
the death-rate was only 6.5 per 1OO,-
900. Vaccination has not only vastly
reduced the number Of victims direct
ly, but seems to have had an indirect
influence in rendering the offspring Of
vaccinated parents less liable to the
disease.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-28
IDAHO COUNTY SPEAKS,
Aud Pats Itself on Record as Opposed
to Annexation.

The Board Of Commissioners of
Idaho county, at its recent session,
adopted the following memorial,
which indicates the feeling of the PEG.
pie of that county on the subject of
anne xation:
To the Honorable Senate and House of Repre-.
sentstises of the United States, in Congress
Assembled:
We, the Board Of County Com.
miss,oners of Idaho county, Idaho
Territory, in regular session assembled,
most respectfully and earnestly pro.
test against the proposed anne xation
Of the northern counties of Idaho
Territory to Washington Territory,
and against any division of Idaho
Territory whatsoever.
We would respectfully represent to
your honorable bodies that the senli-
ment formerly existing in favor of an
nexa,lon to Washington Territory has
been largely changed since 1882, by
the construction of railroads through
the unsettled portions of Idaho Ter
ritory, and by the increase of material
prosperity and wealth consequent
thereon; and that with the construct
ion Of other contemplated lines Of
railroad over the alleged "impassable
mountain barriers"-- which sur.
veys have already been madc--per.
manent and easy facility of inter
course between the most extreme anc
isolated sections of Idaho Territory
will be afforded.
I We would further represent that
our commercial, social, and other re
iations are not identical, and that We
have no such interests in common
with Washington Territory as hav.
been enormously alleged, nor hav,
any satisfactory reasons been ad
vanced to justify, or benefits proposed
to offset, the Inconvenience, dis
quietude, and confusion which would
naturally result to our people from
their transfer from one political juris
diction, to whose laws all their bust
ness relations have become adjusted
to that of another, to whose code the,
are aliens, and where the experiment
tai feature in legislation predominates
We therefore, respectfully and ear n
estly petition the Congress of tn
United States to enact no legislation
which would divide Idaho Territory
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-28
KEROSENE AND DIpHTHERIA.
A Warning to Mothers-A Lam,
Should Never be Turned Down,

SAOul0 never De turned Down.
A wel!-known physician says that
the fumes of kerosene when a lamp is
turned low are likely to cause dphthe.
Tia. The New York Board Of Health,
a few years ago, decided that to this,
more than any other cause, the prevail
ance of this disease was to be attribut-
ed. This is given as accounting for
the fact that diphtheria generally be.
gins to spread with the advent OF
short days and long nights. Children
dislike to go to bed in the dark, and
the kind mother lets the lamp remain
in the bedroom, usually turning down
the flame, so that the light will no,
keep the child awake. Many bed.
rooms are thus semi-lighted all night
and the windows being closed or rails
ed but slightly, the atmospheric con
dition is simply deathly. A turned
down kerosene lamp is a magazine o.
deadly gas that the healthiest lung.
cannot be safely exposed to.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-28
AN UNEXPECTED FIND.
A Small Vein OF Carbonate Ore Cut In
the Rising Sun Tunnel.

Thomas Temple, foreman OF the
Rising Sun mine, of the Alba Mining
Company, came down from Bullion
to-day. He reports that, couple OF
days ago, IN running the tunnel, he
struck into streak Of carbonate ore
between five and six inches wide, and
assaying sc ounces in silver and "a
per cent. lead per ton.
AS the tunnel is run in on cross
vein, the strike is not considered OF
much Importance except as showing
that there is ore there, and also as
indicating that ore may be expected
when the main ledge shall! be tapped
The tunnel is in about 25 feet, and
will tap the ledge at "a depth of about
IS feet from the surface.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-28
Spectators to have q Chance.

The delinquent taxpayers are pay
ing up slowly, scarcely dozen hav-
ing paid since the first of the year.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has paid its county and school
district taxes in full, and the Oregon
Short Line Railway Company will
doubtless pay its school taxes in few
DAYS. With these and few other
exceptions it begins to look as if the
entire list would 60 to sale. lfit does
there will he good chance for spccu,
lators, as some of the property delin'
quent is as desirable as any in the
county.