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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. Aug. Cotton dull-middling,
u1. Flour, better feeling. Wheat-southern,
quiet and easier; Fultz. Soss7; Long berry, S2aS9
No. 2, 81; western. firm; No. g winter red, spot,
S6k: August. s3HaS3z; September, S3LaS35s;
October, S4A as4x. December. S5kaS6. Corn
southern, inactive but nomihaiiy firm; white, 80
a52; yellow, 45a47; western duh and firm; mixed,
spot 40; August, 43ha43A; September, AKA
Az October, AN bid; steamer, Al. Oats fne
western mixed, 29a3O. Rye dull-choice 81. Hay,
old, frm and higher-prime to choice timothy,
1500al5.50. Provisions duh. Butter steady
creamery. l6a164. Eggs firm, 1917. Petroleum
steady = refined, Ills. Coffee nominal-Rio car
goes fair, lsA. Sugar steady--A soft, So; cop
per steady, refined, 10Aai0H. Freights 10 Liver
pool per steamer very duli-grain per bushel,
3Hd. Cork for orders. 4s.3d. Receipts Tour,
10000 barrels: wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, 81.
els Shipments = -four, 1000 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels. Sales-wheat. 101, 600 bushels;
corn. $500 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Aug. L. - Virginia consols 81:
do. ten-forties IS; do. threes. 67a67H: Baltimore
and Ohio stock, slag0; Northern Central, 20;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore drsts, 00k
a.oOk: do. seconds, 50ka51k: do threes, 25k:
consolidated gas bonds. ll2&all3; do. stock, AZ
AIS.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Aug. tclosing,. - Wheat - August
TX: September, IN; December 79H. Corn
August, 36.s; September. 36H: October, 3dss; De-
cenber. 36I. Oats - August, 21t 4; September,
2l1; October. 21x. Pork--August 10. TN; Sep
tsmber, 1077k; October, 1910 Lard - August
o.1Tk: September, AIRY: October, 027k; De,
cember, dL06 Snort ribs = August 6.52}<; Sep
tember, a57x: ocsoer, A57k.
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AGAINST PARDoNINa HARPER.-The Attorney
General has disposed Of the Harper petition for
pardon, and it now awaits the action Of the
President. The action IL understood to be
adverse,
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SECRETARY PRocroR teIegraphs to-day that he
expects to be in Washington Friday or Satur-
day. His son Fletcher, just entering manhood,
has been in q very critical condition, but is
now better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-01

Pittsburg private sdviees from The Connslls-
vile coke region to-day state that The great
strike Of the twelve thousand coke workers
which was 10 take place to-day d not general.
About ope-third Of the miners sre said TO be-
out, majority Of ths strikers bsine employees
Of Prick . o.. Tho striksrs claim NE meo
viii ~ b. ont bo1oeo evening.
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lee GESursE
30 HANN HOFF,S
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABIE HEALTH BEVERAGE
nr impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convslescence
Weak Children and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability 70 appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hoffs Malt Extract
wfneglassfu three times day. Its was followed
by marked efects-1 Food, which had heretofore been
found pass the alinentary canal unchanged gested
properly. 2. There appeared an increased power OF
evolving animsl heat and storing up fat
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the sigma
tdre of Johann Hof the neck Of every bottle. AL
others worthless limitations. -.
JOHANN HOFF. Berlin and vienna New York Of
fee D Barclay ct. 3a3-tu.thGs
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SUBSTITUTE LETTER CARRIERs.-Joseph f.
Benjamin and Joseph Van Fleet have been ap-
pointed substitute letter carriers under the
civil-service rules
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PUBLIC PRINTER PALMER and Capt H. T.
Brian, foreman of printing, made tour of in
spection this morning, which included all the
branches of the government printing Office.
They did not return to the main Office until
afternoon.
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Ex.oueen Nathalie and Her SON.

BELGRADE, Aug. 1.-The conference between
ex-King Milan and the regents TO consider the
question Of the future relations of the ex-
Queen Nathalie and her son, King Alexandria,
resulted in decision that the ex-queen should
meet her son only outside of Servia
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Real Estate Matters

W. Mayse ct al. bought for $40 ,O6O60 Of j.
@. Heald sub lots 1, q 8, Is to is, square 779,
being the eastern half of the same fronting on
4th, between and streets northeast
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Sideboards. Tables. Dining Room Chairs, Hat backs.
and PariCr Suites reduced in same proportion.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
1850 yards Best Ingram Carpets, soc. per yard.
1000 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpets. 45c per
yard.
5000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets, zoe.
per yard.
$50 yards Body Brussels Carpets. soc. per yard.
$500 yards Best Body Brussels Carpets, LOO per
yard
600 yards Velvet Carpets, soc. per yard
$500 yards Best Velvet Carpets, q. 90 per yard.
2,7Oo yards Best Moquetts Carpets, s1.1o per
yard
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Ranie Tapestries reduced from SOC. to 371<c. per
silk and Jute Tapestries reduced from 75c. to SOC.
peryard
SILK Tapestries reduced from 81 to 75c. per yard
Heavy Cotton Tapestries reduced from 81 so to 81
per yard.
SILK Ground Tapestries reduced from So to 81 per
yard
Brocatelles reduced from SO to "a per yard.
Satin Damask reduced from sl2 to IS per yard.
In the same proportion have reduced Curtains Of
every description and Curtain Materials.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS"
Window Screens, 25c.
Arawana Pillow Hammocks, s1.25.
Mosquito CanOpies, 75c.
Resrigerators at cost from 81. SO up.
Water Coolers at cost
Umbrella Tents from sI2 TO IS
Wood Seat Chairs 25c.
Folding Camp Chairs, SOC.
Folding Cots, soc.
Woven Wire Cots sl.75.
Woven Wire Mattresses. 50.
30-pound Hair Mattresses, "a.
Excelsior Mattresses. 75c
Excelsior Mattresses. l5c.
Baby Carriages, IS.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOB
pasteur's Celebrated Water Filters.
Kedgie's Celebrated Water Filters
The Cataract Washing Machine.
The Hartford Woven Wire Mattress t"Ths best In
The worldrl
Bisselrs Improved Gold Medal Carpet scraper
indianapolis Manufacturing C0mpany's Desks.
NothAline Cloth Pockets.
Carbolized Moth Paper. ...-. y2e
WOMEN WITH PALE, CoLORLEss FACES WHO
w feel weak and discouraged. will receive both
tai and bodily yigor by using Czrters Iron Pills,
which are made for the Blood Nerves and COMPLEXION
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing pr1ces of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire To Corson and Mccartney, 14lS street
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A HAaERsrowN MAN APpoINTED.-The At
torney General has appointed Albert Small Of
Hagerstown, Md, to be special examiner for
the Department of Justice.
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Arrn,s Ham IGOR

Renders the hair soft plant and glossy, pro.
notes fresh growth. and cures eruptive dis
eases Of the scalp. Mary A jackson. Salem,
Mass. writes: Il hsve used Ayers Hair vigor
for number Of years. and it has always given
me satisfaction. It is an excellent dressing
prevents the hair from turning gray. insures
its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out. and in few weeks / wss almost
bald thought . bottle Of Ayers Hair visor,
and. After using only part Of IL. my head was
covered with heavy growth Of h~r-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove. KY
AYERS HAIR vrGoR
Prepared by Dr. J. O. Aver 4 Co. Lowell,
Mass. Sold by Druggists and Perfumera js23
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Bids for Furnishing Naval Tugs.

Bids were opened at the Navy department
to-day for furnishing or constituting tugs for
the navy as follows:
For Washington navy yard-A Booth pack
ing company, Chicago. furnishing, $23, 800;
Neafe & Levy, Philadelphia, furnishing,
$32, 800; P. Dougherty Co., Baltimore, fur
nishing, s31, 900, $33. 900 S35, 0O0 the Hohen-
stein manufacturing company, Newark, N. j.,
constructing, S34. 600, and the Atlantic works,
Boston, constructing, 1872, 978.
For League Island yard, Philadelphia. Neafe
Levy, constructing or furnishing. go, 490;
Hohenstein 4 Co., constructing, S34, 1000.
There were no bids for the Mare Island tug
The bids OF the Booth company and the
Dougherty company for the Washington tug
are also for the League Island boat.
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Maurice AdIcr sim Slowly Sinking.


Maurice Adler's condition to-day was practi-
cally unchanged when compared with that Of
yesterday. When lucid intervals occur they
are brighter than anyone has reason to expect,
but none of the relatives or attendants look for
even rally. The sinking n slow but very sure.
Adlef's appetite has seemingly improved
little, but It's qualification has failed to arrest
the waste of tissue which goes steadily ON. He
partakes quite freely Of milk, beef tea and
mint juleps; these latter he really relishes, and
as they can do him no harm they are sup
piled as often as he desires them. Last
night the wounded man slept fairly well
but only when under the influence Of opiates.
SO changeable are the signs and symptoms that
the doctors find it more than difficult to say
when the long struggle must come TO an end.
This morning Adler's temperature was 99.4;
pulse was 106 and yesterday morning it was up
at LA
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Inc chicago Times May be Republican.
CHICAGO, August l.--Joseph r Dunlop has
been placed IN ehargs Of The editorial and news
department Of the Tinaea Rumor has Il tina,
the paper win soon voice the views Of The Low,
stookhoIdegs. now n control al Of whom A.
strong republicana 1r. Dunlop = ven knevn
among Chicago newspaper men. For over 4
oosen years he has been worker On ths daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-01

The United Friends association, to provide
safe and profitable employment for members.
cate Of incorporation to-day. The capital stock
1: not to exceed s18,0o0. divided In fifteen
shares OF 81 100 each. The directors are W. A.
Taliafero, president; Thos. waleh, vice presi-
dent; J. F. N. Wilkinson, secretary; ". H.
Bruce. treasurer; Richard Colbert Eugene
Brooks, snd VIM. Joice.
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In Memoriam.

RADCLIFFE COPELAND. The news Of Che sudden
death OF this dear boy but short time brought
grief and sorrow TO many hearts but particularly 20
that OF his devoted aunt In whom he had found {
second mother.
One can but bow in mute and blind submission 20
the lnscrutabe Providence who culled from young
and radiant youth OF its brightest and best
Radcliffe CopelAnds existence from childhood 10
youth gave certain promise of q bright future aud
prosperous snd noble life. He was q student st the
by his teachers and associates for his heart and
genial nature. and admired for his Intelligence and
above all his conscientiousness he received from the
college -four gold medals he never having missed
day from his studies for four years He standing
the very threshold Of manhood rAptured with the
world. with all the glowing dreams of buoysnt boy
hood, when the dread summons came. II found him
q true soldier Of the Crossready 70 go-and silently
and pathetcally be passed across the portals into
another and better world than this.
He had been acommunicsnt of Sc Johns church fog
two years, and its pastor he stood the
whose eyelids had been kissed down by dreaulsss
death. said In Radcliffe Copeand's demise there 10
sting for sin il the sting OF death and here no
sin" Who among US could wish Tor . sweeter.
tenderer. nobler eulogyl
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DIED.

BALL On July 81, 1859, IN the seventeen year a
his are, SAMUEL the beloved husband % Jane A. N
Ball and son of the late Horatio Ball, ar.
Funeral from his late Residence IN AlexAndris
and relatives invited 20 attend.
GENTNER. On Tuesday. July 30, 1889. JOHN J.
GENTNEl beloved husband Of Ellen Gentner, quietly
PASSED away at II 80 am.
Funeral will take place from his late residence $40
Eleventh street northwest Friday, Aueust - at SPIN
HANDY. A. her residence, No. 1918 q street NORTH
west, August !, 1859, at 2:45 q m, ANN PAINE,
widow Of Vim Handy.
Her funeral which win be private win take place on
Friday the 2dlnstant.
HEAP. At stssen Island. July 81, 1889, ELIZA.
BETH b.. wife 81 Major d. p. Heap
Funeral from Christ ehursh. Georreto.n. Friday.
attend
JET; After long and painful illness, on wednes-
day, July 81, 1859. at . 30 am, MILAN H BE-
loved husband OF Eliza A Jett
Funeral from his son claws residence. 1927 Valley
street. Georgetown, Friday, August ?, ct O'Clock p
m Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 az
REYNOLDS On Wednesday. July 81, 1850 Mira
ELIZABETH A REYNOLDS. widow Of the late John
Reynolds
Funeral tomorrow August Q at q 80 O'Clock D. m,
from her late residence 32o5 Prospect avenue George
town.
sERRIN. On August I, 1885, at O'Clock an
HOLLIS IRENE, infant daughter Of ]. w. and Lydia
NJ. Serrin, aged eleven months and three days
2012 pennsyl vAnia avenue northwest, on SATURDAY,
August 3 at O'Clock pm lnterment st oAk Hi
cemetery. q
SHANAHAN, At quarter TO IL O'Clock on the
night OF the 3lst Of July, 1889. WILLIAM SHANA-
HAN.
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A House Struck by Lightuine.

wrIImASric, Cosx., Aug. LA house in pro-
cess of construction, belonging to E. A. Morse,
was struck by lightning this morning and
nearly demolished. No one was seriously in
tured Showers have been very heavy during
the last twenty-four hours. 1t IL reported that
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DAM IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS COMES
IL from dlsordered liver, and Is promptly relieved
By Carter's Little Liver Pills Don't forget this.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-31

Nelson, G. Ketchum--L 8, block d. md
improvements, value $50; tax, costs
penalties 80 OF, school SO cents
Neathery, ]. Il. Rocky Dar--Personal prop.
cry, Vaiue 700; tx. costs snd penal.
tids $50. poll and hospital 55O
Nelson, Lewis-lmprovem-nt On the
northeast quarter OF .ct.on 10, town
sou h. range IL east value IUi, per.
sonai property go, total 800: tax.
costs and penalties
Neehsm. @. dwelling st Glenn's Ferry.
value 2ol; tax, costs and p"naltias
80, school, 2,oi, poll and hospital
$50. fA'
Neaso, Peter--Inprovementso on Little Lost
river iear the sink. value 30, per-
sohal pro'cty $50, total 800: lax
costs and penalties 2G.2l. p,ii and
hospital $50.
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NoTE.-When taxes became de.
linquent, 10 per cent. was added,
with SO cents for each lot, piece or
parcel of land, to each name, for cost
of advertising.
All taxes upon personal property
are lien upon the real property of
the delinquent.
Total
Tax
Akerson, L. Eetchum-Lots and A. block
12 value 500; tax costs and penalties 66
Tux, costs and penalties, school / l6
Alturss Gold tLimited) Mining Company.
Rocky Bar-Fifty stamp MILL buiid-
ings, machinery, wood aud tinibers,
value, $4,000; costs, tax and penalties ,l1O4 O3
Applington, n. .W.--Improvements on land
near Broad ord, value 100; tax, costs
and penalties and poll and hospital
tax. ax....,................. ............. 91G
Anstell S. H Mountain Home-Lot6 G. block
b. value, 75; tax, costs and penalties
and poll and hospital tax. .......... s 81
Armour Cattle Con pany - improvements
on land near Donaldson Springs, VAL
ue, 100; personal property. 1880, total
value, 1890; tax, costs snd penalties. N9 &c
Anderson V. S, Hailey-Lots II and 12
block 4s, AMI lot Is block 3D. $ u lot
is, block As, and W so feet lots and
=, block 49, and improvements, value,
1875: balance on school tax and pen
aties and costs Observation-Disclosures. IA 40
Allen, w. c. b. Shoshone-Lots l, 2, 3 and
4. block ~, lot l. block s. one acre
land in Richards addition, and i'm
provemohts. value 325; personal
property, 45o total, IT'S; tax, penalties
and costs, % AZ: tax, penalties and
costs, school, -; poll ami hospital
80 .............. ................ SO "a
Allen, G, Glenn's Ferry-Dwelling house at
Glenn's Ferry, value, 100; tax, costs
and penalties, &c; tax, costs AID
penalties, school, II poll and hos
pltal > oO... .......... ......... 10 43
Akin, j. H.-Dwelling-house at Gl,nus
Ferry, value, 200: personal property,
10; tax, costs a0d penalties, Q 67; tax,
costs and penalties, school,, G1; poll
and hospital 50..................... II 7e
Alquist. R,A Spring Creek-Improvements
on lHna, and personal property, value
l'3; tax, costs and p 1nGlties. .......... 4 II
Abbott. W. G. Corral Creek-Personal prop.
erty, value. 10; tax, costs and pen
alttes.. ........................... 3O7
Allison, T. J. Tupan improvements on
land 'n Dry Greek, value, $50: per-
sonsl property. l55: tai, ;0j: tax,
cosrs and penalty, 10 81 poll aud hos
pital 90 00.................. .......... l6 II |
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Edster, James M.-Improvemonts on the
southwest quarter of section 3, town
north, range &c east, and ditch
value $50; personal property. 65: to.
ISL, 2la; tax costs ana penalties 7.7q.
poll and hospital 81 550.... l,
Eastoi, Mary ketfhum-Lots and 2, block
sc, value 30; tax, costs and penalties,
2.U7; school 50 cents.
Esert. G, ID. Hailey-Lots . and 10, block
II. value rs; tax, costs and penalties,
2s7, school lax. Lei .. w
Ensign, F. Hsiley-Lots 3, 4, s and G.
block 50, and improvements. value
900; lot l, block 26. and improve
ments, $50; lot 10, block Al, loo; total.
real, 1850; personal property, so; to.
tai. 200; tax, costs and penalties
1881; school 1882. ..... 3,
Edwards. J. D.-So9th half of the north.
west quarter and west half of the
southwest quarter of section 0. town
south, ranSe2 east value 400; i'm.
proyements on the northeast quprter
OF section :. town | south, range Il
east, so; total, real, 45O; personal
property, 1870; total $40; tax, c SITS
And penalties, 1927; poll and hos.
Pi'"i '''o' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, a
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Buch, Michael, Soldier-ImI rovements on
land y mile above So dier, value,
100; personal property, 80: total val
ne, 100, tax. costs ana penalties. 5.73:
School tax, | /; poll and hospital tax.
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Idaho Gold Mining Company, of utsh-
Buildings and machinery on Gold
Belt, value 1000; tax, costs and pen
altes, 32.02, school tax, ll.5O. 43 81
Idaho Gold& 4 Silver Mining Company. Of
Rocky Bar Machinery and buil dings
at Hardscrabble, three miles north.
east of Rocky Bar, value 1000 tax.
costs and penalties ............... 80 O2
ldahoHn Mining Company, Rullion-Ma.
chnery, buildings, Idahoan mill.
stte and concen,rator, total value
$3.50: tax. costs and pcnalttcs......... 172 IT
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)FFICE. TIMES BUILDING, 8. E. CORNER
MAIN AND CROY STREETS.
'ublished Every Evening, Sundays Excepted

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
)ne cepy one year, oy mail. ..............$l0 90
,ne copy six months, by mail. ........ 90
)pe copy. three months by mail. ......... 90
)ne copy, one month, by mail ............ l %
One copy, one week, delivered by carrier. Is
ADVERTISING RATES
Furnished on app cation at the office, or to any Of
,ur Agents.
T.E. PICOTTE, Publisher.
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Lee, Elmira c. BCHevuc-Lrts 0, 10, II end
u, olHeh o3 and impTovennt nts, Nnlne
sl2o, personal property, $40, total,
s3z5; tax, costs and penalties ..... Ii
Lu:rS. r. j. ketchum-Lot 2, block 8, ynIue
.5. tax. costs and penalties, l.g.
school tax, G2 cents. observation-disclosures. L
LesAer, Frank - improvements 2 miles
esst Of Mountain Home, value 200,
lot 8. block X in Reese's addition of
Shos hone. hud improvements .5a
total real, 49, personal property, I7B,
total go; tax, costs and penalties
1870; school tax. $50, poll aud hos.
pital tax, 5.5o.............. .. ... 90
Lund, August, Hailey-Lot 49, block % ard
lot Il, -, % and "a, b'ot L -, value
2?5, tsS, costs and penalties I Ga;
school tax, 3sSI, poll sna hospital
Lightfoot, ]. II - improvements on the
southwest quarter of section 28 town
north, range Il east, vGlne 100, r,r.
s"nGl property, i25. total real 225;
tax. costa ant penalties, s.08, poll
and hospital tax, 90. 60...........,, IS
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Jehreg, Peter, Roxy Bhr--personal prop
crty, value 4'0! tax, costs and penpl
u's' NJ, p'!i and hospital tax $50. II 30
Jones, II II improvements on ranch on
firch creek, value %. personal prop.
erty, l75, total, 200: tax costs and
penhltlcs, 7.3J; poll ana hospital taX
o"IU' Observation-Disclosures. l2 so
jackson, G.. W.-Improvements on South
Boise one-half mile below Junction
har Nalae 100: tax costs and penal.
''ee'.''-.'....'. ..-.................. &C
Jennie, Ah Rocky Bar--Joss House on
ha'h street and cabin, value 800
TAX, costs and penalties, 9.06, poll
ana hospital tax 550.............. Is 46
johnson, George F.--Tmprovemeuts on tle
southeast quarter of section 81 town
south, range IA east, value $50 per-
sonal property, go total 40: tax.
costs aud penalties 15 81, school tax
20o, poll and hospital $50. ~ % 3G
Jacobs, Herman, Shoshonc--Lots 6 and 7,
Dlsck A, value a)6 tax costa and
penalties 2l5l, school 7.54, poll and
hospital $50 ............ 3s 55
Jones, 7. r. Hailey--Lots II and 12 block
~, Valne 100; tax, costs and penalties
$50, school 1.99..... ......... 65
James, George-Store building at King of
the West mine, Smoky value l5O
personal property 100, total $50: tax
costs and pt nalties es................ s8S
James. Ben. ketchum--Lot f. block 35 val.
ua 10, lot /. block 81, value 25 total
5o; tax, costs aud penalties 2U7
school 50 cents. ....,. - o on
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LII Munyon. George, Shoshone-North half
of lots II, lS, 10 and %. block %, and
improvements, value 800, tax, costs
ond penalties, 9.96: school tax ala
poll and hospital tax, 5.5O.. O............ IS %
Lindsroff, George, Shoshone. Lot Is, block
80, value so, tax, costs and penalties,
2O7 school tax, "a, poll and hospital
tax, 8. 3d.. .....!..... .......... 06l
Layne, w. T.-Improvements on land on
Corral creek, value so, personal prop.
erty 5000, total 3O5O: tax costs and
penalties, 97la. poll and hospital
6.5o................ ................. :. lOa g.
Loving, Cal-West half of the southwest
quarter OF section 3, town l south;
range 10 east. and improvements,
value l6O. personal property, 200, to.
tai 800: tax, costs and penalties, l234,
poll and hospital. $50. 6O................ II 81
Lewis, L. C-Improvements on land on
Snake river. value loo, tax, costs and
penalties. Observation-Disclosures, 3C6
Lewis, Mrs. N. ]. Paynes ferry - Personal
property. value. 1875, tax, costs and
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Peine, Chnrles-h improvements on Iani en-
Antelope creek. vlue Is. personal
property 3si. total t0a: tax. rnats and
pSnsltics 1870, poll sni hospital $40.
Pear.e, J. W. Rocky Bar-personsi oror.
.rty value 3s5: tax. costs and pcnai.
aes u ", poll and hospital 8 90 -.
Pesrsons, p, Ketchum--Iots 6 snIT, h,os.k
IL, ana imp owe cents. suine IS; tax,
costs ard prna,t:cs 81, $ .heol I. poIi
snd ho. PIT. ale