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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Of
Altlras County, Idaho Territory,
For the Year 1888.

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.. Ketchum-Iots 3 and 4, block
II, value $lOo; tax costs and penalties &C
Tax, costs and penalties, school,. IL
Alturas Gold {IIimited) Mining Company.
Rocky Bar-Fifty stamp mill, build
ings, machinery, wood and timbers,
value 5000: costs, tax and penalties, ,1104 03
Applington, N. .W-Improvements on land
near Broadtord, value 100; tax, costs
and penalties and poll and hospital
tax. ............. 10
Anstell s. H Mountain Home-Lot6. block
b, value, rs; tax, costs and penalties
and poll and hospital tax. ........... 8 "
Armour Cattle Company improvements
on land near Donaldsen Springs, val
ue, 100: personal property, 7790. total
value, 1890; tax, costs and penalties 249 til
Andel con, v. S. Haley-Iots II and -.
block 49, and lot Is block 32, ! Il lot
Is, block 45, and W so feet lots and
G, block 48, and improvements, value,
1875: balance on school tax and pen
altes and costs Observation-Disclosures. IA AZ
Allen, W. G. b. Shoshone-Lots /, 2, and
4, block 81, lot !, block 5, one acre
land in Richards addition, and i'm
provemeRts, value 325 personal
property, 450 total, IT'S; tax, penalties
and costs, % AZ: tax penalties and
costs. school, 80; poll and hospital
o0 .......'....... ...'...''.'''''' 90 81
ALEU- G, Glenns Ferry-Dw elling house at
Glenn's Ferry, value, 100; tax, costs
and penalties. &C; tax, costs and
penslties, school, l 27; poll and hos
pital 5 50....... .......... III ~
Akin, J. H.--Dwelling- house at Glenn's
Ferry. value, 300: personal property,
Is; tax, costs and penalties, 61; tax.
costs and penalties, school, 2 Gl poll
and hospital so. 0..................... II 7S
Alquist H.A Spring gCreek-Improvements
on land and personal property, value
1875; tax, costs and penalties .......... II
Abbott ". G. Corral Creek-Personal prop
erty, value. ITO; tax, costs and pen
altles.. .........'...'... ~
Allison, 7. j. open's-Improvements on
land On Dry Greek. value. $50: per-
sonAl property. 1856; total, 3O5: tax
cosrs and penalty, 10 81; poll and hos
pital 5O............. l6 II
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

nCHR SEA WONDERS exist in thousands OF
HtIN II ID forms. but are surpassed by the mar
HHVAU veis of invention. Those who are IN
D1s1a need of profitable work that can be
dine while living IT home should at once send
their sddress to HALLETr Il CO.. Portland, Me,
and receive free, full information how either sex
OF all ages, can earn from S. to s25 per 6ays7 J
upwards wherever they live. You are start ed FIRE =.
.spitsl not required. Some have made over $50
sipSle day at this work. All sueeeaI.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

Nelson, c. Ketchum--Iot g. block IS, AMI
improvements, value $50; tax, costs
penalties 50 o. school 81 cents
Neathrry ], r. Rocky Bar--personal prop
erty. yslne 200; tax, costs and ,enal.
tids $50, poll and hospital $50. -
Nelson, improvements IN the
northeaat quarter OF saction TO- town
sou.h, range l3 east value 100. Der
sonal property 600 total 800: tax
costs and penaitiss. s.............. II
Seehsm. C. dwelling ut Gl,lln's Ferry.
value 20); tax, costs aud penalties
SO, school, 204, pol and hospital
''oo''''. .......,............... II
Seasf, eter--lmprovemeuta o, Little Lost
river rear the sink value r0 per-
sonsl p" -erty $50. total sH; ;-aN'
costs and penalties aG.2I poll snd
hespiiei 500. ................ J,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

Buch, Michael, Soldier-ImI rovements on
land y mile above So dier, value,
100; personal property, 80; total val
ne, 80, tax. costs ana penalties. 5.f3;
School tax, poll and hospital tax,
$50. ........................ IL ~
Banning. 8. A. Soldier-Improvements on
land two miles wst of Soldier. value.
IS: personal property, 205; total val
ne, 230: costs, tax and penalties, S.4,
school l26.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5o
Brown. R. L. shoshone-Improvement on
land five miles below Shoshone, val
ne, $50: u NE and y NV i
Section 81. Town 5 south, Range Is
east, value, 100; personal property.
90; total value. 442; tax. costs and
penalties, l4.93: school tax, 80: poll
and hospital &. SO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a 81
Brown, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and land
on Thorn Greek, value, 100 personal
property. 1000; tax, costs and penal.
ties, So &C; poll and hospital $50. Al lG
Babbington: G. W:.Lots 2 and and sE II
of NV 4, ,NEA SW Il Section 8, Town
Is, Range Is east, improvements on
Corral Creek, value, 200 personal
property, 133; total value, $50; tax,
costs and penalties, 1l.42 poll and
hospital $50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16 92
Babbngton Thomas-Improvements on lot
and SW Il NE Il aud w X SW i
Section 5. Town l south, Range l3
east, value, $780, personal property
745; total value, S95; tax, costs and
penalties ............... ............ 30 %
Bovine. Mrs. Laura. Soldier-Iots and 8,
block IL, and improvements, value.
150; tax, costs and penalties, 523:
school ]. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Bliss, D. B.-Improvements on NV Ii of
NW1 Section II Town south, Range
13 east, value, 400; personal property,
3435. total value, $685.: tax, costs and
penaltles ............... ........... III eo
Bowman, j. W.-Imprey ements on school
land, value, 100; personal proptrty,
12l0 total value, 1910: tax costs and
penalties, 1929; poll and hospitaltax,
$50 ..................... ...... Al 79
Barney, H. E.-Persopal property, value,
140; tax, costs and penaties..... 81
buchanan, G. W. Rocky Bar - Personal
property, value l10; tax, costs and
penalties, 3.97 poll and hospital tax,
o.5o. o..................... ..'........ ~
Brown. Ben. Rocky Bar-Improvenientso on
land on South Boise, value. 100 per-
sonal property, 40; total value, 2l0:
tax, costs and penalties, 7.12; poll and
| hospital 5.5O........... $50, ....... 12 g.
| Boyle. Frank - improvements at Cham
| paign Station. real, value, $50: par
sonal property, $50; total value, 400;
| tax, costs and penalties, 1862; poll
| md hospital $50. .50....,............... 10 Il
Bradley, p NJ. G.-Dwelling- house and
| blacksmith shop in Eta, value, rs;
| tax costs ND penalties. .............. 81
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

La Munyon, George, Shoshone-North half
of lots II, IL, 10 and 90 block ~, md
improvements. value 800, tax, costs
ond penalties, 996: school tax, 314,
poll and hospital tax, 5.5o............ IS 60
Lindsroff George, Shoshone- Lot 10. block
40. value so, tax, costs and penalties,
2O7; school tax, "a, poll and hospital
tax, D. U...... ........... .-........> 81
Layne, ". T.-Improvements on land on
Corral creek, value so, personal prop
erty, 5000, total $3.50; tax costs and
peRalties, 9712. poll and hospital
900. ......-....... Aoz oA
Loving, Cal-West half Of the southwest
quarter OF section Q, town l south,
range 10 east, and Improvements,
value 100, personal property, 200, to-
tai 800: tax. costs and penalties, 1874,
poll and hospital, $50. .............. II "a
Lewis, l.. C.-Improvements on land on
Snake river, value 100. tax. costs and
penalties. ........... -...'..'. . W
Lewis, Mrs. N. ]. Payne's ferry - Personal
property value. 1875, tax, costs and
penalties o9 ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

Lee, Elnira c. Btlleyua--Lots Q. 10, II and
IL, block 63 and improvements, value
$50, personal property, Sl75 total,
1915; tax, costs and penalties. ........ II
Luark, r. J. Ketchuin-Lot .. block 8, value
%. tax. costs and penalties. l..9:
school tax, 81 cents, l
Lesher, Frank - Improvements miles
east of Mountain Home, value 200, .
lot 3, block r in Raese's addition of
Shoshone. aud improvements, 258,
total real, $50; personal property. It's,
total d25; tax, costs and penalties,
1870 school tax, SIC, poll and hos
pitsl tax. $50. ............ .......... e9i
land, August Hailey--Lot ~. block "a and
let u. -, - and "a, bloef -, value
225. tax, costs aud penal les. 7 c.:
school tax. 3,S}, poll and hospital
tax, $50. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
Lithtfoot, J. H - improvements on the
southwest quarter of section %, town
north. rsnge II east yalue fH0, per-
sonal property, 1875. total real, 225:
tax, costs ant penalties, son, poll
and hospital tax, 50........,..,... IL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

Hammer, c. E-Improve ments on the
northeast quarter of section IL. town
! sonth, range 10 east, value 80; per-
sonal property, 1888: total. 233; tax,
costs and penalties S.57; poll and
hospital tax, $50. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II "
Hunter, John-Three acres of land in sec-
tion 8, town north. rai1ge 16 east
being the site of the Rowe sawmill,
and improvements, value 700: tax,
costs and penalties, g. 81; school tax,
1880; poll and hospital tax. 550....,. 3S 81
HALEY Iron Works Company. Hailey-Lots
L. s, CT, 8, 9, 10, IL, IL, l6, II, 1S. 10,
20, 81, -. 2s and "a. block l24, and
improvements, value $50: tax. costs
and penalties, 30, Al; school tax, l4lG As 02
Hyde. Friend--The north b aft of the south
west quarter and south half of the
northwest quarter of section 10, town
south, range Is east, and improve
mepts value so; personal property.
4O2: total, 452; tax, costs and penal
| ties, 1925; poll and hospital tax, $50. 20 rs
Hurst, Martin-The north half of the north
| west quarter and lot 4, of section l,
town north. range 90 east, and saw
mill, value, real, 100; personal prop
erty, 3a4 total l494; tax, costs and
| penalties, 4S0S; poll and hospital
TAX, 6,0o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % oo
| Hartzell, G. Era--Personal property, value
| $50; tax, costs and penalties. 9 81
Eobdey, Mrs H--Improvements on Sheep
| creek, value 100: personal property,
| 2sl fetal, 39l: tax, costs and penal
tes..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III o2
Huffman. Fred. l.. shoshone- Lots l and2.
| block b, and improvements, value
| $50. tax, costs and penalties, y 49,
! school tax, 79s: poll and hospital tax,
| $50. ......................,,., Az u
Hayes, john Shoshone--I.ots and G. block
| IA, value 100: tax. costs ani penalties,
3.6G; school tax, l3S. 3S..,............... 04
Hayward, ,Franl-Improvements on land
| value l50; personal property, DO; to-
| tai, 205; tax, costs and penalties. TAG:
| school tax, $50; poll and hospital
| lax, b.oo.. ..............'........ 10 20
| Hayward A.-1mprovements on land, val
| ne 100; tax, costs and penalties...... 66
( Hill, Mrs. ]. NJ. Shoshone-Lot l, block F.,
/ Richards addition value $50: tax,
| costs and penalties, 5.23 school tax,
ls2 ................... 7oE
Hammill. George-Personal property, value
1ls0: tax, costs and penalties, 81 SO;
| poll and hospital tax. $50. ........... 43 Is
Ham, George, Mountain Home Personal
| property, value $50; tax, costs and
| penalties, II "a school tax, 2.32; poll
i anu hospital tax, ,55o.,............... Is Ct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

Dunn. A. w.-Three cabins in Smoky,
value SlsO. nersonai property S15O.
totsl. $500: tax, costs and penalties
Sl0.46; poll, nd hospital S550....... 10 9G
Dial. Har,,te. Glen,'s Ferry-Store build
ing yalue 100. personal property 1856:
total, 955; balance tax, costs and pen
alties..... ...............!...... 10 63
Downard John F-In,Droyements on land
on Chicken creek value 8: personal
property. vn'ue 2lb; total. 265; tux,
costs and penalties, s.35; poll and
hospital 53o.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il ID
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05


Cummings, ". I.-Improvements on cast
half of the northwest quarter and
west half of the northeast quarter of
section III town north, range 70 east, "a
value loo; tax cos's aho peAaities''.' %
Cunningham Bros. Shoshone - Personal
property, value 365; tax, costs and
penalties s................ ............... II o.
coo,er Tbomas--Imnroveme,t on rorth
bs,f Of The northeast quarter and
improvements the east half of the
northwest quarter of section ~, town
l s, range 10 east, value 80; personal
property, 23o; total Vaine' zaoi TAX,
costs aha penai'ie5' ''o-' pun elo - m
hoepttal o'oo' o'....'...'.'...''.. .'''' 10 'I
Cahill, Pat. hetcnum--Lo, 4, pio,k o. Vat'
ue 20; tax COSTS anu pehaA'ies' i'4'' =,
sehooi " ceh's'.'..-.'.'.'. .''.'''' 10
Campbell, j. J.--Improvements on land
three miles south of Mountain Home,
value 40; personal property, 340; to-
t1l value, 3o"; TAX, COSTS anu penal,
nes. i-.y' snhool taA' l''o; poli ah" M oo
hospi'ai "''o'.'...'''' ''''''''''''''''' ~ -
Carey, James-North half of the southeast
quarter, and east half of the north
eAst quarter section 81, townl south,
rIhge Il east valne loo; personal
properly, loo; ,othi Vuiue' 20 thA
costs and pehaites' 'o'; poli ana -,
hospi'al e'oo'..''..'-...''. .'.'''''' - DO
Clemmens; ); M hailey-Lots ~ 20 ana
~, oiock oo' waiae in; lax, cos's ui'" "a
pehaIues' o'oo' b'hooi i''''.'.'''.'' u
Camas NO; = MIL q "oId Mining company,
Ut Dopiph;th-one tweuts- stamP
illl noistine- "orks' efsiEe oullu-
ihss' a.o e.o.' vanIe s,oo' ,ea' pepso.an pfop
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-05

Buch, Michael, Soldier-ImI rovements on
land y mile above Soldier. value,
100; personal property, so; total val
ne, 80, tax. costs ana penalties. 5.73;
School tax, |; poll and hospital tax,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-06
SOCIAL MUTATIONS.

Mrs. FL. Alden Smith gave progress
siye euchre party yesterday afternoon
at her handsome home On Harmon Place
and Fourteenth street. There were
forty of the lady friends of Mrs. Smith
present, and a most pleasant social aft
ernOon was spent. Miss Hawkins and
De Laittre received with the hostess.
The l.. z. Piummer relief corpse gave
a dance last evening at the Washington
avenue hall. The party was well at
tended and an unusually good time en-
joyed.
Mrs. George r. Newell's reception is
this afternoon instead of yesterday
afternoon as previously announced.
The dairy maid fete at Normanna
hall was opened quite auspiclously last
evening and large attendance was
present The young ladies were attired
in neat becoming costumes and were
very well drilled indeed. The follow
ing names compose the list of maids OF
the fete: Misses Brake, Barge,
Bjorhus. Susie Arntsen, Ella Arntsen,
Bessie Ragnes. BERTHE Nelson, lnga
Logan, Jennie Logan. Kinda Titterud,
Letta Tollefsen, Lula TOilefsen. Emma
Hoff, Minnie Nelson, Annie Elyerson,
Louisa flverson, HOfas. Louisa Sather,
Strand, Martina Hove. Gertie Isberg,
johnson, Olson. The fete will continue
this evening and Monday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Cross, Carleton & Cross have taken law
Offices at $50 Temple Court.
The brotherhood of Machinery Moulders
Will have an open meeting at Labor Temple
The library board. at Wednesday, s meeting,
extended formal thanks to j. j. Hill for the
gift Of paintings.
An entertainment for the benefit of the fire
sufferers will be given az the Palace ice rink
Monday afternoon.
George ". Logan, of the Commercial bank.
who has been sick for some time, is reported
to be in critical condition.
The library board publishes formal letter
of thanks to j j. Hill for his contribution OF
six oil paintings to the library art gallery.
Marriage licences were yesterday issued to
Everett Z. Keister and Kate Lorfeld. John K.
Harper and Mabel Bowe, and Car! W. Wilson
and Care W1tthapp.
David P. Frisbee, travelling passenger agent
of the Milwaukee road, is lying at the point
of death at the West hotel: He is afflicted
with inf1ammatory rheumatism.
There will DO a meeting at Nieollet hall,
corner OF Twenty-sixth street aud Nicoilet
avenue. this evening, for the purpose OF
organizing division of the Sons OF Temper
ance.
BEGINNING Sunday trains on the motor
line, between Washington avenue and
Thirty-first street, will run at ten minutes
intervals instead of fifteen, from lU a. II. to
B p. m.
+, Woods and S. 7. Thayer, hack drivers,
who have stands near the Nieollet house.
got into an alteration Wednesday. Woods
struck Thayer in the face, for VII CHI he was
arrested and fined So by Judge Emery.
Mrs. Whipple. wife of Bishop Whipple. is
making but slow progress toward recovery
from the recent railway accident, in which
one of her ribs was broken. She is quite ad-
yanced in years. and the accident was a Sc
we're shock to her.
In the national senate wednesday Mr..
Washburn introduced bill providing for an
trict, to be held at Minneapolis on the first
Monday in February, clerk to be appointed
from Minneapolis.
There was q somewhat unusual accident
Yesterday on Washington avenue, near FIT tn
avenue south A Bloomington avenue street
car horse became frightened and ran short
distance, pulling the car off from the track
into the street. No one was seriously III
| jured.
The smallpox patients at the quarantine
hospital are in a fair way of coming out safe
and sound. Three of the men, Coilinger,
| Neuman and Dillon, were discharged this
morning. They expressed themselves as
| highly pleased with their treatment at the
hospital, its cleanliness, discipline and its
excellent management Bliss, the first pa
tient, is out of danger, though he Is still re-
| tanned at the hospital.
The funeral of David W. Curtiss, formerly
of Stevens Point, who died OF consumption,
| took place yesterday from Gleason d
| Bjorum's undertaking room. Services were
| held in the Holy Rosary church aud the
interment was in st. Mary cemetery. Tne
pail bearers were A. Watson. William Dibler.
S. NARROW, j. T. Keenan,. W. Il: West Ed
| Teacher and f. Featbiy. and W. K. West. OF
stevens Point, representing the brotner-
hood of Railway Brakemen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-06

RESULTED IN A DRAW
Jack MeAuliffe and Mike Daily
Slug Each Other for
Cash.
Fifteen Hot Rounds, All End
ing in the Gothamite's
Favor.
Daily, Although Somewhat
GPoggy, Takes His Medi-
cine Like a Man.
Heavy Fines Imposed by the
American TPotting Asso-
citation MagnateS.

BOSToN, Dee. 5.-The fifteen round
glove fight for a purse OF $1,000, winner
TO take all. between Mike Daily, of Bah
gor, and Jack McAuliffe, Of New York,
Iight-WeightS. at the rooms of the Cribb
club tonight, resulted in a draw. Nc
Auliffe was the heavier, weighing IA
to DAVIS 13S pouads. Con NeAullHe
and Bob Drew seconded the New Yorker
while Rlll Daily and Danny Gill seconded
DAILY. The fight was announced to be-
GIN at $50. but there was long Wrangle
over the articles of agreement, and it
was after II o'clock when the men en-
tered the ring. From the first McAulitfe
landed his blows when and where he
pleased, and Daily acted on the defen
siye most of the time. In the second
round DAILY got IN terrific Tight-hander
on McAuliife's wind that nearly took
him off his feet. but McAulitfe replied
with a blow that split Days left ear.
In the third round McAulItfe worked
DAILY into his own corner and
DEALT HIM HOT ONES,
first with his left. then his right, land
III on his jaw. In the fourth and hfth
rounds DAILY was caught OF ms guard
and received several DIOWS on lile Jaw.
In the sixth McAuliffe tented with his
right, then swinging suddenly, put IN
his left with terrible force on Days
chin, nearly lifting him of his
feet. In the seventh there
was some close in-fghting, but
most to McAulifTe's advantage. In the
eighth DAILY got in his second telling
blow, landing in McAuliffe'S nose, but
drawing no blood. In the ninth Nc
Auliife caught DAILY on the jaw with his
right, staggering him, but Daily recov-
cred and got in a swinging cut on
McAuliffe's mouth that swelied his
upper lip. In the next four
rounds McAuliffe did all the leading
and Days blows were wild. McAulitfe
cOuntered his blows and shOwered blow
after blow upon him, in several IN
stances nearly knocking him over the
ropes. In the fourteenth and fifteenth
rounds Daily appeared somewhat
grOggy, but kept gamely at work, and
when time was called the referee de-
clared the contest draw. Joe Lannon
acted as final referee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-06
DELANO Is ON DECK.
The Matte nal Wool Growers Asso-
citation Re-elects Its Old Presi-

The Matte nal Wool Growers Asso-
citation Re-elects Its Old Presi-
dent.
WAsHIN GToN. Dec. Sat the WOO
growers convention to-day the National
Wool Growers Association of the
United States was reorganized by the
adoption of a constitution and the cleo
ton of the following officers to serve
Que year: Hon. Columbus DelanO, of
Ohio. PRESIDENT; Hon. j. L. Rich, OF
Michigan. vice president; G.. ii. Beali.
OF West Virginia, treasurer; George II:
Wallace, of Missouri, secretary, and
Davis CoSsitt, of New York. assistant
secretary. E. n. Bissell. OF Vermont;
w. l.. Blake. of Texas. and John Nc
Dowell, of Pennsylvania. were elected to
act with the officers of the association Oh
the executive board. The committee
appointed to draft an address to the
wool growers of the United States, hav-
ing reported 10 the convention that it
required additional time in which to
prepare the address, resolution was
introduced and adopted granting fur
Their time and authorizing the executive
board to revise and publish the same at
its earliest convenience. All matters
w lCStotoIioh N0tCf W AN0O
luton, referred to a committee 10 he
hereafter designated by the president.
One of the principal subjects of dis
cusSion to-day was the differentiation
of so-called ring waste. 1t was shown
that during the last year the impOrta-
ton of this sO-called waste eQualled
THE ENTIRE WOOL CLIP
of either Ohio or Texas; that it is
superior for nearly all wool manufacture
ing purposes to the finest secured wool
in the country. ana yet it was said, it
paid a duty of only 10 cents 100,
when il should have paid. upon proper
and just classification, from 80 to 60
cents per pound. 1t was stated that last
year about "a, 100000 pounds of this wool
was imported. principally from Brad
ford, England, and sold in the markets
of this country at from 90 to IS cents
100, while in the same market fine
secured California wool sold at 55 cents
per pound. Quotations from the Phila-
delphia market were read in support OF
this assertion. 1t was also stated
that this fine grade wool was
manipulated by machinery, before ship
ment. especially constructed, to coil
into small rings in imitation of waste
for the sole purpose of evading the law
a I'd avoiding the payment of just Gus
toms duties. A committee. consisting
of Messrs. Lawrence. Mcdowell. Harps-
ter, Cossitt, and Wallace, waited upon
Secretary Window this afternoon, and
protested against the admission of this
SO-called waste at rate less than is
charged upon wool schedules as partly
manufactured wool. The secretary
stated to the committee that he was then
engaged in thorough investigation of
this subject, and he assured them that
full justice would be done the wool
growing interests of the United States.
The next annual meeting of the associa-
ton will be held at Chicago on the Sec
Ond Wednesday in June next. The con-
YentiOn adjourned until tomorrow.