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Chanccry Court.

James Elder guardian, filed his bill
praying the appointment Of guardian
ad Item for minor heirs, W. G. Humes
and Elder Humes, and also prayed con-
tirmation OF sale OF certain lots to 5. A.
Rogers.
In the case OF p. McCadden & Co.
against Norman 4 Ilunsacker, the Court
appointed johnson 4 Toohey receivers to
take charge Of tho stocks Of merchandise
at Caplevile and Oakvillc, the same being
claimed as part OF the assets OF said firm,
Norman & lIunsacker.
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THE COURTS.

Business will be resumed today all along
the line. In the Criminal Court there
will be an adjournment from . am. TO |
o'clock pm, to give all the attaches OF
the court an opportunity to attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Tom Taylor, late Chief
Deputy Sheriff in attendance on the
Criminal Court. At o'clock the State
will open the argument in the Nixon
Turner case.
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My.,crlou. Murdcr In birmingham.

FnccihI Dispatch 70 The AppenI.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. Tho dead
body Of an unknown white man was dis,
covered tonight in the woods near Snake
Mines, four miles from this city. lie wa.
well.dressed, and his appearance showed
him 10 be a gentleman. lie had evidently
been dead several days. Near him on tn,
ground lay a pistol, with which he had
been killed. llo was young man, and
has not rs vet been recognized.
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Mining ~ I.rn,IxIIIc.

LrApvrLLr, Col, Jan. 1.-The Herald,
in its review OF the output OF the camp for
the year 1883, estimates the total TO be-
Sll,Si0, 2O5. Tho output, should il be
valued upon the basis OF the lead and
silver quotations Of 1872, would be greater
than at any other time, savc one, in the
history Of the camp.
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FxrsT assortment watches at Thaycr'
The oniy Paper which Has Not the
Largest Circulation.


The German Tos.Jgfrndi does not claim
the largest circulation In the world, nor In
this city. but IT, subscription list " waxing
comfortably week by week. Witness the
following
state 81 Tennessee. shelby County
Before me personally appeared y. Iim-
norman, business manager ~ the Pot.
Joprpoi, and after being duly sworn, states
that his paper has received during the
week ending Saturday, December -, 1855.
sixiy.iwo bona hdo new subscribers.
=. ZiNMrRNASS.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this
3lst day Oi December. 1883,
II. RucnaASN, J. +.
The Pot-Journai Is the oldest aud mos'
popular German paper In this section. u
contains a well written review Of tho
weeks occurrences, local and foreign
handsomely illustrated, sound editoria
comment, locnl news from every part o
Germany, Austria and Switzerland, a hu
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New Year. in birmingham.

special Dispatch To The Appeal.
BmMINcuAM. Ala, Jan. LA New Year
ball is in progress at the Alabama Club.
Only two or three houses were open to
callers tonight.
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Full Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry
22I Second street. Branch office, %,
Main street.
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Fyrn,rnlxo In sllvcrwac at Thayor',
..nnni Of LIncnfian.

Mrs. Margaret wilshic--Pryaie or class
instructions gwen Ia the art Of Oratory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system and philosophy Of Del
sarto. Pupils received At all times. Ladies
and gentlemen coached for private the
ntricals and lectures. Entertainments
managed, Can be- consulted at WITT
MAINS music store IRON . a. m. 10 y. M.
Mondays aud ThumdayA
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses were issued yesterday to Frank
Lcake and Mrs. Cynthia Watkins, Will
lam Mayiield Jones and Susie n. Blackly
all colored.
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HOLDER OF LUCKY NO. 400.
Call and Got the Lady's Gold Watch
Given away by
LiSHnArER & LEHMAN,
Shoe Men,
No. zoe Main Street. Marble Block.
Sew GIrn.

The undersigned have this day formed
Partnership. under the name Of Fried
man 4 Mauss, and will do wholesale
and retail Cigar business nj No. 2Sj Main
street. aud solicit the kind patronage oi
the public. ErGrSE fmIDnAS.
ll,RRY u. Mluss.
January !, 1889.
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Iacy curtains CLEANED and beautifully
ihished at Memphis steam laundry. PA
second street. Branch Office 3J5 Main.
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rINr diamond rings aud pins. Thayer's
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~ nYNovgp nv rms UsE ~ ooooAivR
And II stimulates and promotes tho growth
al The hair.
Bumolts Flayorins extract, arc iha
best.
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u. ori. tUNIuAL NoriCr.

JTMrN LODGE No III. H. on lNurt
u H.-Thc officers and members 49,, -
are requested to meet ~ their hail ~ sy.
this "WEDNESDAY morning Jauu. MINI
unfy .. iS''i. ~ paO o'ulock. tnnttcud ISlNFN
tho funeral VI hfuthcf fuONNs T. wv
TANtnu nruihcrs Vt sister lodges 49,
arr invited 10 join M.
Ry utirr T. n kikkER, Dictator
Attest lNo u. COY. Repnricr
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,
FUNERAL NOTICE.

TANlOR-Thc fuucml " r1oNAs Z. TANiou
will take place from hi, late r,Sdcucc corner VI
Louisiana and Iowa avenues, this lWtDNlsDAll
tend
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LOOSE diamonjs, great variety. Thayers
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Ash Your Druggis, Tor a.

An entire new novelty,
SOL COLEMAN's KO.KO ChCHOU,
For the breath only. Impcrishnblc flavor.
For sale by all druggists at 10 cents q
box.
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LODGE NOTICES.

LODGE NOTICES.
4 ELLA SCOTT LODGE No - n aud A. q
II M.-Thc officers aud members are ~ Ny
. quostcl IN meet IN annual communication
This tMElNlNbANl evening. JAM AkN ?, issn
Tor dispatch OF business Al N. Ms IN good stnnd
Ing M lmtcrnally Invited -
~ order JAS = MAuAFfY. wM
Attest W. fiNNir secretary
rHICkAsAw LODGE No a. 40. q, w.-THE
- regular meeting will BE- held this tMEnNhs-
DAY. hight JANUARY ?, lssl. ht the Hall. 50
Second street ~ IN o'clock sharp. Eycfy member
requested 10 attend. Members ui sister Lodges
Invited Nv orlcr
J. AZ sEMMEs. ~. W
:. e. CrrNIroN. Rccnrdct
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BAnoArSs in loose diamonds. Thaycr's
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sHERIFFs SALE.
This morning, a, o'clock, We begin
the sale Of the late Hunter & Hill stock
Of Dry Goods, silks, Pushes, velycis,
Cloaks, etc, etc, at their late store.
No. es5 Main sirces.
We have bought the entire stock for 60
cents on the dollar. aud can afford TO
offer You bargains.
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Bors' aud girls silver watches. ThayOr's
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Ask For Ayers

sarsaparlla, and be sure you get il,
when you want the best blood-purifier,
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BEJACH & KAHN.

Sole owners OF the late Hunter & IIill
stock nj
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No. 2,s MAIN street.
Fisr opcra gIaa-o. al 1'ha-crs.

a. %. ssc.d. Hardware.
Has ropcncd again at old stand, :T
Second street.
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FIspr wedding ring a, Thnycra

January l, 1889.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20
Notice.

M. l.. C. Bailey has no right 10 maze purchases
or transact business for the Champlain Mining
and Prospecting Company after this date.
February 18th, 1899.
CHAMPLAlN MINING AND PROSPECTIN& co.
f20w4dSwt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE..

MILWAUKEE, Ft bruary lG 1889.
To All TO Whom This she'll Come:
This is TO certify that Mr. William J. Knight
has been appointed the general superintendent
and max sger of all the property of the Chsmplain
Mining and Prospecting Company.
And all persons having in possession any Of the
property of said company are hereby directed to
forthwith surrender the possession thereof to him
And all Q. enc employees Of this company are
hereby directed to look to Mr.. Knight only for
instructions, and to follow his direction in all of
the business of this company. 40 long rs they are
in it's employ.
No one but Mr.. Knight is authorized to contract
any debts for this company.
Mr. Knight is hereby directed to proceed forth.
with and take porssssion Of all the property Of
this company, including the lands. mines mill
buildings, machinery, and personal property,
wherev, situated.
Ia test noDy whereof the Cbatnplsin Mining and
Prospecting Company has caused this
instrument to be signed by its Presi-
ISEAL.l dent and attested by its Secretary. and
its corporate seal to be affixed the day
and year above written.
II. C. TUDELL, President
Attest:
j. IVERsEN. Secretary. f2owid&w*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20

tickets for the Calico Ball. MANY
who would buy tickets if asked to do
so by a committee win not do SO
otherwise.
William J. Knight, of Milwaukee,
has arrived to take charge of opera.
tons at the Champlain Mining and
Prospecting Company's property, on
the Gold Belt.
We have s. horsepower engine
and boiler for sale, cheap for cash.
J. w. Roe,
Manager HALEY Electric Light.
Go to w. S. Mack's to have your
painting, paper-hanging, calcimining,
ETC., done, and carpets taken up and
relaid. w. S. MACK.
Agent for Singer Sewing Machines,
In his old quarters, Strahorn Block.
Every property holder in Ell Do
RADIO has as many chances Of receiving
house or $500 in cash as he has lots
N each block. The drawing is ar.
ranged among lot-holders and the
Company simply building upon mott
hcation from them.
Professor w. P. Jenney is still in
Southern Nevada, to ascertain as
nearly as possible the probable ton
mage, both in ores and supplies,
which that region could furnish a
railway, if built. Professor Jenney is
in the employ of the Union Pacific
system.
District Attorney Bruner, of Sacra.
mento, CAL, is in town, having
stopped to visit with his brothers, P.
NJ. and Alvin j., for day or two.
He is on his way home from Gales
burg, H., whittier he went to attend
the annual meeting of the Galesburg
Insurance Company, of which he is a
Director.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Beer by the glass, quart or gallon,
sat kaysers.
Are you going to the Calico Ball !?
Tickets are only $50.
First class job work done cheaiiy
and expsditiously, at this office.
The display of new patterns at the
Calico Bali will alone be worth the
price of admission.
"Evervoody" is going to attend the
Calico Ball on the evening Of Wash
ington's Birthday.
A secone. hand six-hole, coal or
wood, high closet Gold Coin range is
for sale by the E. G. Coffin Hardware
Company. A bargain.
Superintendeg. Bailey, OF the
Champlain Mining aud Prospecting
Company, on the Gold Belt, returned
to day from an extended trip to the
East.
The cause OF the HALEY Hose
Company is that of the whole town.
The Calico Ball for its benefit should
therefore prove the most remunerative
of the season.
A committee Of The Haley Hose
Company should 20 around end sell
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20

U. S. Consul General to Samoa, to re-
sign because that official gave the
foreign committees of the House and
Senate a true statement of affairs in
those lslands--a statement that was
necessarily uncomplimentary to the
State Department. The removal of
Mr.. Sewall at this time is regarded
as particularly unfortunate, because
it will appear to the natives of the
Islands as though it was done through
fear of Germany, and as rebuke to
him for bravely insisting on American
rights. So strong does this view Of
the case strike Senator Frye, that he
says if he has any influence with the
next administration Sewall shall 60
back to Samoa as Consul General.
Governor Hill of New York was
over here last week, and he and Mr..
Cleveland had regular monkey and
parrot time keeping out of each
others way. They met at dinner
at Secretary Whitney's, but as soon
as the dinner was over Cleveland
took a train for New York and re-
NAMED there until he knew the
Governor had left Washington. The
fact that Mr.. Cleveland has decided
to live in New York City after the
fourth of March has added nothing to
the love between these two gentle.
men.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20
THE LATEST.
NO CHANGE IN THE MANBAMUS
PROCEEDINGS AT BOISE.
Special to the woop RIVER TIMxs.l

Special to the woop RIVER TIMxsl
BOISE, Feb. 20.
There is no change in the status of
the proceedings for a writ of man
date to require Territorial Secretary
Curtis and Chief Clerk Reed, of the
House OF Representatives, to show
cause why they should not turn the
journals of the respective Houses of
the Legislature over to the President
of the Council (Mr. Clough) and the
Speaker of the House (Mr. Burk-
hart) for revision and correction.
The case cannot come up for hear
ing in the Supreme Court before
Saturday, and probably not before
Monday, as the Court will probably
be busy until then with other i'm.
portant cases which were already set
for hearing when the writ Of mandate
was applied for, and which, therefore,
take precedence.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20
Never Give Tn.

If you suffer with asthma, bron.
chitis, or any other disease of the
throat or lungs, nothing can surprise
you more than the rapid improvement
that will follow the use of Santa
Able. If you are troubled with
catarrh, and have tried other medi-
cines, you will be unable to express
your amazement at the marvellous and
instantaneous curative powers of Cali
fornia Cat R Cure. These remedies
are not secret compounds, but natural
productions OF California. Sold at
s1.OO package; three for 81 so.
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ABOUT TO GO.
E. Biackhart Calmly Awaiting 'sThe
Last Il l!.Call.'

Last Il .l!-uall."
E. Blackhart, comrade of E. D.
Baker Post, G. A. r., left Haley last
November for California, hoping to
be benefited by the mild climate of
that State. But he was evidently too
far gone to recover. He has written
letter to an intimate friend in this
city, in which he refers to his ap-
preaching end with all the resolute
courage of soldier. AS he was we'll
known on Wood River the letter
will prove very interesting. Here it is:
FABIoLA HOSPITAL, !
OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. "a, 1889. {
My DEAR FR1END:-After long
time have finally got to my jour
ney's end, in more than one way Of
speaking. | arrived in Oakland on
the last day of December. 70 tell
you the amount of suffering passed
through in getting here is more than
| could possibly do; but at least four
hfths of my time on the road here |
was under a doctors hands, and, as
YOU see by the heading, | am now in
the hospital where l am likely to stay
until the final end, which the doctors
assure me is not far distant. Hence
| believe | am writing you this letter
on my death-bed. The doctors say
1 may linger along for a few months
yet, but | may go in few weeks.
Be the time long or short I feel
ready. have never knowingly or
Intentionally done any one an injury,
and feel at peace with all the world
on that score.
l want to ask you one more favor,
and that is to pack my trunk with my
bedding as close as you can to keep
things from shaking about SO much,
then get some bale-rope and lash the
trunk we'll and send it to me. Send
the key in letter. 1t may get here
in time; if not my folks will get it
when they come.
l am lying now on my death bed.
| may live week OF may live a
month; but this | know: I will never
get out again. Iserd Gods k'ndest
blessings to you and your dear fami-
ly. lam content and prepared to go
to answer the last roll-call of the
Army above. E. BLACKHARr.
P. S.-DEAR SIR:-Your friend
could not finish his letter as he is too
feeb to do so; so l am doing it for
him. This is now the 18th of Febru-
arv, and he started the letter, as You
will per Give, on the Gath OF January.
Since then he has grown weaker day
by day, until now he is scarcely able
/, to dictate to me what to say.
viii add that everything is being
done to make him comfortable. He
is in as fine hospital as there is in
the land; and | will farther add tina,
he has found good friends among the
old soldiers OF the Grand Army of
the Republic, of which there are two
Posts here in Oakland. The ladies
of the Relief Corps are likewise TAX
ing an interest in him, SO YOU see me
is looked after. He bids me tell you
bis last good-by; and to address his
trunk end other matters to hito at ane
Fabiols Hospital, Oakland. Cal.
Very respectfully,
J. WINELER
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A Good Investment.

Parties wishing to invest small
sums in property that will quadruple
in value inside of a year, should buy
some of the $50 or $50 lots in 81 Do
RADIO, the most attractive sui urb of
Salt Lake City. 1t is on the direct
route of the excursion trains to the
famous Garfield Beach.
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men,.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Cabinet Gossip - Prominent officials
Seeking Permanent Berths-A Good
Omen-Sewail to Go Back to Samoa
Hill and Cleveland.
take precedence.
,ial correspondence of the TMEs.l

special correspondence of the TIMES.
WASHINGTON, February II.
In the last few days Senator Plumb
has sprung into prominence as a pros
pective cabinet officer Some go so
far as to say that he has been asked
to become Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. Plumb discreetiy keeps his own
counsel, but some of his closest friends
have been talking, which accounts for
the matter having gotten out. Sen
ator ingalls,, in reply to question,
said that he did not know whether
General Harrison had made such an
offer to Senator Plumb, but he doubted
very much whether Mr.. Plumb would
accept it if it were made.
Representative Thomas, Of Illinois,
will be the next Secretary of the
Navy, unless my informant who, by
the way, gave me the first news of
Mr.. Blaine's acceptance Of the State
portfolio, is mistaken. Mr.. Thomas
is member of the House Committee
on Naval Affairs, and is the designer
of what naval officers consider TO be
one OF the best plans yet submitted
for an armored cruiser Those who
know Mr.. Thomas best, think that he
will make model Secretary of the
Navy, and that no better man could
have been found to superintend the
building of the navy.
Desperate efforts are being made
by manv of the officials under the
present administration to get them
selves quartered on Uncle Sam in
some permanent capacity. The friends
of Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury Thompson have succeeded in get.
ting his name sent to the Senate as
Civil Service Commissioner, in place
of Commissioner Edgerton, whom
Cleveland peremptorily removed in
order to get Thompson a chance OF
being confirmed by the Senate. The
removal Of Edgerton leaves only one
Commissioner-Lyman, Republican
and the friends of Thompson will
endeavor to persuade the Republican
Senators tina. he should be confirmed,
and that the other vacancy will be
left for General Harrison to fill with
Republican. A very ingenious plan,
bat what eEtct it will have is yet tc
be seen.
Then First Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson is after lifetime
job. Owing to recent death, there
is vacancy on the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, and Steven
son has made dead set at the APP
pointment. Mr.. Cleveland may
nominate him, but there is little prob
ability that the Republican Senators
will confirm the man who openly re-
GREETED that the official day was not
longer so that he might remove more
Republican Possmasters.
Mr.. Blaine has taken a long lease
or the residence which was formerly
occupied by Hon. H. H. Seward,
President ..inclon's Secretary of
State. 1t is peculiarly appropriate
that the residence occupied by the
Secretary of State Of the first Repub-
licau administration, at the beginning
of the first Twenty-Five years Of the
pa-ty's power, should now, at the
beginning of the party's second
quarter-cen,ury of ascendancy, be
again occupied by the same official.
1t is a good omen.
Secretary Bayard has again put his
foot in It. He has forced Mr.. Sewall,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-02-20

rV Location notices. for boi h lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.

ylD 49,,
( ,. a., tho Nervous system. Gentto- Urinary OrRnn
Dise md Sterility. Hours b II. b 70 D.
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yoBK OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
s.uarrrN vEroEs FROM THE MAYOR IN CON

!OSU3TEEN VETOES FROM TINE MAYOR IN VoN'
NEcTIoN WITH MINOR MATTERS.
As Beard Of Aldermen passed a resolution yesterday
Altering the use of their chamber TO the Worlds Fair
General Committee for its meeting tomorrow and
whenever the committee may hereafter wish to occupy
r.
the Twenty fourth Ward, placed upon all the
committees Of which his predecessor. John b. Shea
Has q member
l., The Metropolitan Crosstown Railroad Company
secured a hearing upon its project for building
surface railroad from Grandst on the east 10 four
manifest on the west TO be held on Thursday, Novcm
Der Z, at p. m, IN Room is, City Hall.
- resolution was passed repeating the Boards ac-
,,on IN 1862 setting apart the block between One
hundred and twentieth and and-twcny-
Arst sts. and Third-ave and Sylvan Place. Tor PARK
purposes. 1t fell into dlsuse many years ago, and
n land vii, be sold by the Sinking Fund Commission
4 "A message from the Mayor requested action regart
iins street musicians. The matter was laid over
h &c in the hands of the Law Committee.
| As requested by Commissioner Giiroy on the advice
= CORPORATION Counsel Clark resolution was adopted
r.opIrIpr the Blocker Street and Fulton Ferry Rail
,oad Company to repair the street pavement between
W tracks.
Mr. Carln desired information to legal proceedings
esgun 10 open widen the west end OF Manhattan
which ought to have been brought to hnish' ne sa
t,x wears ago 1t was the only dock where World )
ksr cooss could be landed for the site selected Ihe
rornorat,on Counsel was requested to answer Mr.
cariin's interTogatories.
;, Thirteen vetoes from the Mayor were Aeao' Ahos
relate generally to resolutions for paving hehu"e
and tagging which had been shabby ura"h anu
h Pocs commissioners were authorized to buy
zoo 500 a niece of real estate In Sxtyelshth-st
near Tenth:ave., 2Oox5o feet, for police s'A'0n'