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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
STREET RAILROAD PEOPLE HAPPY.
MAYOR GRANT DIsGUsTED WITH GOVERNOR
HILLS ACTIoN-LITTLE USE TO RE.
pAvr THE STprFTS

MAYOR GRANT DISGUSTED WITH GOVERNOR
HILLS ACTIoN-LITTLE USE TO RE.
PAVE THE STREETS.
The officers Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
are much pleased at Governor Hs signing the bill
thoriring any street railroad company to motive
power OF any description except locomotive engines,
subject 10 tho approval Of the State Railroad Com.
mission. Tho company's counsel. Edward Lauter-
bach said Yesterday This law clears away a number
IF obstacles which were IN the way OF laying cable
road up Thr-ave The cable system on the Tenh-ave.
and Onehndrcd and. wen'y routes has proved
an unqualified success. and property along the two
limos has rebled and Quadrupled In value since these
lines were laid The company has obtained the sup
port OF large majority OF property owners and resi-,
dents In Third.ave. who are IN favor OF the caole
system
Mr. Lsuterbach added that meeting OF the directors
OF the company would be called In few days TO take
steps looking to the proposed change. rrNdeht
Lewis Lyon OF tho railroad company, sad that II
not yet decided whether the cable In Thru"a'e
would DO operated by one or two stationary engines
nor could he say where the engine house and stations
would be built but no added that the work would be
vigorously pushed forward and that all the bonds were
placed on which tho money for rction To DO
raIssi.
Mayor Grant Is far from being pleased with the
scf IssS Cn IN nS their mos
power and extent their lines without the cOnNcni
With G the cry ssanI c b na b p e said VS.
eiay that IN view Of the fart that these arts permit
the railroad companies to do about as they please
end tear up the strScts and avenues In making their
changes and extensions In a way wholly independent
Of the city authorities he COu! hope for little benc-
fi from the Iepaving and repairing of the thorough
fares. Tho railroad people. he said, were empowered
To do more damage to the streets than the repaving
law could repair. The Mayor has been making eX
icn>ive prrpara ions TO spend thr entire season at
home looking after the big STREET Improvements which
hc has go long alvOc afcd. The Governors action
has put such dampcr upon his expectations In this
IeSad thar MIR. Iran has changed his plans, II Is
understood. ami will take long vacation and await
tho results of the railv COmpany'S measures. II
s>Saih also thar the MAYOR viii contest the cOnstifu
tiOnallty Of the acts In the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
B ailrodns.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TaE sAh34TR RA!hTtT az AMERICA
INTFRL0CKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
TRAINS FOR TIE WEST,

TRAINS FOR TIE WEST.
Leave ,Staons foot OF Desbfosses and Cortlsndt ss
tn. Ss!S "a IL NJ T. .5 5S Chicago Limited
ss &c {; $s:?. t;..5 ~ FL
F,.. L,p.. vim Pullman y"sogIe r,;,GE and n,
s,ssp ssa;ds; o. tA!.sss TsiSas w..,nn'.
s. S,s.ssss Ia $slsss Louis daily except s.'a'a.,
Fssao Win pullman va fsI:ss se sgDy
sis:P; SUNDAY, tS' ,SIsysasad h snm, Corr,
70: gii.S'; Gs. a sSSassdas 90 Cory ' sh
F.; 'ses's e ca
T; Es5. 4 f Fa% %HF sogG
~ 'ts:1; srsss,; e e Ts s:@Ssis1
= i Ii 90 .ss 4 s ss 81
Fl en-; se'tSss' Cad Ohio s 'RS
For n az e e. s.ss a. S9 oS GAP md
ss ssS VII, FO Rsn1.y s HSSs, 'Ds
ssaa.1 20 %o'. .nd 300 % s1o do "a
ND SaFSR ksilsS.d. 9 % ? !. d,ay; Vi. Baltimore
no: I'D p S.' I%s aSo % !"s ssS with all
t,an: a., Jer~y Cisr, nrCrdinE speedy and direct
poK i'E ESp r. ..v. NsrYor
". De.bLo.sos and Coraanit Street Feresas fo!IowsI
TiS Dining ca and 10 70, ws.sInS 20 LR s ,ad
80 90 90. 80 500 snd 90 p m; and l. I s
pm snndaSn fipress, I 90. Sl5. 90 % Limited
md 10 e M, 3 30. I. 80, 5 $50 and D. M. and
7r,la. l.ay Wig N.v:iOrr a,ly ..csps sandsy sOS
ana nd 3 80 p M on Sunday. connect Trenton
Ties., Once. No. l. 1s6 $40 aud s4t Broadway. /
Asor Hou, spd foot Of pesbrosses and Coraandt sts
BROOKLYN IS nud:on:ss Hobossn; station, Jersey City;
TX. New Yors Transfcr Company viii call for and
e'I Cit AZ " PtG;H !. T. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'f Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
Fishing Tackle.
s D e. G.
3O2 BROADWAY.

Weakfsh and Sea Bass are plenty
in all the waters around the city, in
the bay and along the coast
Trout streams never were better,
and Greenwood and all the nearby
lakes are full of Black Bass. We
.,,v. have the latest information about fishing grounds
~ IN, friends and keep only the beat
nusity of tackle OF various grades:
s: a Ksds ~. and iss,s. Js,ps', s1.'e'o 81.
sc;is m wbos Reds, for bass, from % 10 ~.
ssiit BamSee Rods, Ger trout, frsm s39. a. q,
Hand made Lines IAnes, warranted, IL, 10, lS' -
ahread 800 yards, ~ cents 20 S1.23.
Reels freHs % cents 70 80.
s~erftnS Goods Of all Sorts In great variety.
nCHovERLING, DAILY q GALES,
3O2 Broadway. Corner Dsase.street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
BRyNER 4 i
X N00RE@
Al. a.. G - WH:Sc
RAILROADS.
NETWORK CENTRAL


H GsPs2 So BYE !.i E HI LINE
ROUTE OF THE FAST. Mali.
ALL rE &EXS h!$R az kfEASi FROM
the only TTpS t KIN aF s jES NT 1889 City
tsa NJ Rochester All Montreal Express. wagner draw
Gs 1of Es s'1 AS,S. s
.s: NJ, TtN9U,v WAGNER yEsTTgE LEI
ssnp"d S ..
day. eaasts. i. q t.3ss 81 Hh IHH .n
eolamtu, and tinclHnsi Eegan: sleeping.
Erpffs ,G S,sa bes s. To
Chicago Wagner dawinS'F'Om cas- u canandaisua and
E' sos Ka.a sRa Ehsa
8 So p NJ. SarSiosa, SGsrla. with Wagner drawing
room" ;5s' S. hcsonmoa, Albany and Con
Pcin.. on FIt:&@ars l. Il. waSHef drawing. car
Ne. York 10 N1anyc r,,.,,r,. ~, G, r,n,. ~,
Sa;:ss sHS'p ~ s. s
S e' ad Chsns" with Wasnsr TrDasd sleeping and
S;li p n. Cansniagua AcComT nm , la;on Wagner
daifs az Ghr'qS6 %pn2-e" No" YORK. to cananoaiSua
on ~ 80 % Mo n Aaronlac. and canaod.su,
1'S' fH' and Al;
except Sunday.
- p. NJ, special Mail Limited. arrives At Eoche.teI
no D. m. Fast Night INprc>s for Rochester Buhs
To- Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland, Cincinnati, In.
dlnspls ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago. with Wagner
-leepugcar slccping cars to- Cayoa via Utica daily.
CNc SATURDAY, also Ia Cauludsgua SUNDAYS only
- midnight Cor Saratoga, Whitehall ana Rutland. No
WITH train leaving >aturfy Wagner sleeping
Albany COn-cts at Aibany witsti sin Tor she West
Tickets and space IN tI4"imF Dom and >".pns cars On
l2 Park Place Haue!y Place Us VS.. l2Ssh:st and
Fulton s,s ard S?s Bedford ave. T.. D.. Brooklyn.
wescotrs Express calls for ami checks baggage from
hots residences.
Run daily; others daily except SUNDAY. tStop -
station AXE passengers tor North and West
FAST PTTTSFIEID AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
with eIegunLW Drawing Room leaves Grant
Centre Via Harlem Division daily except Sunday
at q 40 D. m Fast time. superior service
nix N TOi'CIS GEIltl,E n. DANIELS.
t;enera, Supernteudent lcnl Passenger Agent
GRASD CENTHhI. STATlUN. NkW.fORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

NJ" .wtsglISSsToss AND ~ sA \ WSpRSEr
md stEHIS,SsE ASP ,, ono Es,s ., "a. rn.
SOLD pT ri,aisN" 6As SERVICE on AL TRAINS
SCHEDULE IN EsFLCr MAY 18TH.
Ss s IS md d. hi nsS $50 sSna.y Il 20 M
'' All usH. .ioD chester aud Wilmington except sas
p For phlr.a.iphi. MH- 7A1 9 80. 80 Ia lao
s$ 81 80 ss6 Sis A Sso 'H M u
q; "a f.s S r. ss' s,s ssP s .
ss GS%snt r h'Ss XIX for and
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW:JERSEY.
FOOT Or I'm. I. y, T,v N 20 $50 RIVER
cAsns k % .ss R.dns aH
s sH %st c5a Lax NSYsSS9f F sn
ks.dPs Fssssy,' T'n'ao' sA'nosn'
E;.G:s: s';ss
oAf?sS 4s sSs aSsss
ssuhi.y. ~ :ioS on sundays m
Il ,n si$s Pm s S'is
.S. q SO 90. s Top ossS Sn "ao
F., A a. sS SIy vmsi.nd and Middleton so
AseGys ,S Gs 50 81 10 Sunday:
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY Park,
OCEAN GROVE. 60.
From Pier b. N. r
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, seabrish,.
Monmouth Beach. and Long Branch a. 30 10 10 a. m.
$50 Tcr Ssre@ M A:sa Pom.
is1, H. * s.!s.s. $50 n
3a6 .. n
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RoUrr.
FOX PHILADELPHIA, BALTlML al AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Via Central r. h OF New.Jersey Philadelphia and Read
ng X L., and baltimore aud Ohio X r. leave foot Of
IJberty.sl, N. r
sSS5A$S H. IS E. i'sS as5 i S:i -
'TS Sr BAL bail nots and wssAlngsen, daily q $50 "a 90
EXCEPT Eps,s ssPs ssyns a. r. az TO- sas
1850, Y zoo M hsvo connection for Reading. Harris
and fsSr Car seats can B. procured At H. 90,
~ si. 40 1873 Bro.dwN; ~ sth ave, Sst West
Fultonr o., 20 Broadway. brooklyn. "
Naw.York Transfer Company will call for and ehsek
baggage from hotel or rsa'dsnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
Times EGacing Finger.

whoever faithfully uses ARLEsIAN ALNo viii and n
an unsuent unparalleled decscy and refreshing power
Il will tho complexion until far beyond the period
when tines eHscng finger usually mara Its delicate
purity 1t has peer rcjavenator Of the skin. ss(
at Dennings Stern's and leading drussista wholssah
NJ Cri,tcnton's lis Fulton.st. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
Prominent ARMvALs Ar THE HOTELS.

| BRUNswICK-Georg H. Barclay, on inc brissh 10
| cation nj washington FIFTH AvENUE-Frank Hat
| ton OF Washington and Conaressmen William WhIns
Of Ma.sachusetIs and Berish wilkins OF ONO SihoEi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

lex. Congressman r. B. r. Peres. Of Indiana and Pay.
master Theodore 8. Thompson, U. s. Navy MURRAY
HILI-Cong ressmen Charles A. Russell ana FREDERICK
Miles, OF Connecticut NoHMANDIE-Colonel Alfred II.
Belo, Of The Galveston News"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
L'RIE RAILWAi.-TcketO Offices. 40l, 81.

T. soa Sa Brady i3S n0rssy Ra' s5
jury goo sornSr ana Hudson losSs'n and
S ;. slespias sssssins
q 0tsass san thaS ms
,o. ran. r. ss' f1si ;,
MN s3A gA asS solid
f Ma%e t'' Sr H1S D N1On and Isaso
e., Ga & n si Se.'nf ss!ss s *: G@e
FsSsS ; Az e. 's:s ssss :s
S,.yS 5r a S4sPsS E'D ss es
MadTs YSuPF'STn a cnsG io i6a c4 rs Asso7
n.;p.:,ss; i3 g 8 IS i
:s II 5.5 90 8 sl5 s. - ~ % 50 il n
Pas'alc, :; a. 81 ;S5f go; o:SS u 4 nix
5ssggs. SIS. SC o7S 81 SO 80 10 30 H.
''i,i;sa 49, l. s$ 81 Us s&
s. ! fs IS T. , y
f rs r. 8 s$ s 80 j. s 81 s.S
s's:$ g; E; g Z y g. 80
II. as ~ Fat Ei u SO % m F'iof r ess Expire.
o os.S:s E:i; iS,S a. ia
e. !; sisI 80 q ;'i. 1oso.n
SUNDAY local trains. main line. AS Sis 1880 a. m.
r>nrt 30 trains 81 from ESQ., TAO m &s4
NORTHERN ;ti RAILROAD OF N. J. DIVISION.
|! TX; y: s s.s e. Il =:
e a.! a?s
w, cI, MURPHY rni csDo,., + rARMEn r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
iTU-sELLISG % POUNDS ABOVE THE SCALE
ia NILTS ON TIE GRASS
THE LUCKY DUKE OF PORTLAND.
TWO MORE RACES WON BY HIS FLYERS TIL
INXINCIRLE DONONAN.

London. June ls-Thls wa, the nr,t dsy OF the A~ot
meeting The race for the Prince Of waes's Stakes Tor
three. y-,olds about one mile and nyr hitIong' was
BY tho Duke Of PoItond's bsy colt Donovan 7.
JrrnIny rs chestnut colt ROYAL star ~"cond and
DougIa- Bards chestnut colt knthudast third 1h"r"
were eight starters The last betting was to en-
Donovan 20 10 saeh against Rsys star and Enthmsns
Tho race for the Gold Vac given by the Queen. addcd
TO .vecpstaErs Of 20 soYerrirns each two miles vs.
by Leopold de Rn,hshilds three year old black colt
Morglay Mr.. r. OSBORNE thre- yesr-old bay colt Cur
rsghnorc second. and Lord Howrs bay hors" Gay
third. The lHst h"tting vac to on MorGIaN
10 | against Currashm, and TO against Caym"ro
The Ascot Stakes. ABOUT two miles, was won by Af
r. JardIneS three. yesrold chestnut colt Lord Loin"
j. H. GubbIns sIx.ycsrold bay hor" Ashplsnt wN"
srconi and Noel Fenwicks nNe.year-od brown horse
TiSsuhernrs third There twelve starters. The
betting was 8 to / against Lord LONE sud Ashpsn,
10 to / against TlssapheTnes.
The race for the Trennisl Stakes for fohr.yesroldA
was won By Lord Famouths bay nly Bada. Prince
hoItvkors bay colt sheen second and the Duke q
Dcsuforrs brown colt Benburb third
The race for the Ascot Biennial Stakes Won by the
Duke Of Potuaui's bay ny Semolina. A. W M"rrys bay
colt surcfot second and Lord Cslthorpes bay nly
nercsy third.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT NEW HAVEN.
New.Hayen, Juno ~ tSpecsi-rhe third annual ourna
mrnt for the championship OF New England bcGsn aus
pclously here today u" grounds Of the NowIavcn
Lawn Club The nrst aud second rounds OF the singles
only were PLAYED doubles being l"ft until
The entries numbered sAcen aud these reduced to
four ut conclusion Of the DAYS play. Play began at
10 20 in tn morning and 30 In tho afternoon o. ~
Campbell his mitch from f. D. PaVcT. The two
culrgsns- huntington, Of Yale and Wright Of Columbia
played Il pretty niatrh. Appended Tho scores:
Singles Fist ruund \. t. Wright Columbia College
beat A. J. Darlington. Grrat harrington, by default
Il. T. HUNTINGTON Yale Lcat H. II Mallory TRINITY
CoIrgr o.. %; l.. Parker. Yale. beat W. A. Tones
HrookIyn nm Tennis tub g. Oh: o. \. Campbell.
CoiunbI College. beat +. ID. Pavey. New.Ha'en Lawn
Cub. s-5 g.: L. q. sanford. Yale. beat - " CONN
Y c.,,Gn College G-3. OIL; J. W. Nichols brnn'''u'
beAt NJ. n, Wright Trinity College. 6--s, 81 ~ -
Baldwin beat T. Terry brooklyn Heights Tennis Clnp'
go. U-i y &. Beach. New. Haven Lawn .iuo' OeH'
q. \. Hurd. Vale. a 81 ,
second round Beach beat Baldwin, o. CO; Niehols
Leaf s,n,o,d "a a.: Huntington beat Wright, G-l.
g. > Campbell heat Parker. Ga, Sc, 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

Particular attention IL invited TO our handsome Suits
for pARLoR BEDROOM. LIBRARY and DINING.
ROOM. Extreme care has been taken 10 manufacture
only such will prove durable and serviceable.
which for EXCELLENCE OF CONSTRUCTION,
BEAUTY OF FINISH and MODERATE PRICE Is un.
surpassed Buyers will appreciate the large assortment
IN be- found I'm our warcrooms Prices all down. We
do not care to carry large through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
ANEST SHORE RAnROAD. N. Y. @.

w H. r. h r. Co. Lsss ann, Is, -; w.ss IsS
st. station. New YORK foiisws and twenty panulss
T" Ha1an fF Hnm fGSi Of 3ay SsSssS peacs
lSHt u; Si' MONTH"; NJ G,D, dSiHs..S y IS
Fails yESu.e Uttcs ana principal lntermsdlso stations
Tor , C!isa only, Kng.,Sn sauesris. CaYEi hIosay
Sewbufg io;,s @@y 1 rs s1;lo. s;sS aass q :ss
Chicago and 81 Louis. .Daly: iDaily. except S.saS
{ss:sy tsi nm a ssss s1si III ssns 40
P m FSr ticket. ,metsOlss o. iaiofnas ss sRDy
Annex on.S. foot ot Fultoa;:t Ssw:Yerk HE,s ~
az sna aS n .s sSors sa cn fess q Wa
iSa.E and foot q jsyst; we:,soyS EsRssas calls
a.o.,,, r,,..0.., fs.ni tYM .nnSEssssIii..v.. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
. Itnlted

Time " -
BETTING straight and place-Karclgni u and 10 j
Terra Gotta 3 10 aud eyrns Bsfgr u 10 All {,
Bella Is. 70 l and 20 l. vUluntccr II - tni "a
Gorge 90 10 and l. Ekwood Ini Eurus 81 T. aud
10 10 1 each, Brian Boru 100 to and 80 70 1
MutuaIs-Rsceland straight paid slb 81. piae" GIL ~
Gotta place flo 80.
rs,er Ptodipa and Carroll withdraw. Terra Cote
sas the arst horse 10 appear on the tax u" mn,"n
t,.ey ana looked well but experts thought him slightly
tucked up. Volunteer followed him In his preliminary
tha opinion that he would not stay Vie
ionrney Furus voted out " the huat VII eIuc
down ths hoestretch wearing roEn"s b'dg' srl G'ng
Sy and hard Raceand did not 1ppaf unl thc race was
sslled Neither did Gorge. BsdR" nor B',la D.
Elkwood rslloped mile In blankets a'd was
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Griffin, D. W.-East half of the southeast
quarter and the southwest quarter Of
the southeast quarter and the south
east quarter OF the southwest quar-
Ter of section 30. town 4 south, range
10 east value, 100: personal property,
2625. total. 2725: tax, costs and penal.
ties 1888; poll and hospital tax, $50 90 81
Garrity. william, Shoshone-Lots 8 and4,
block 80, value, TO; tax, costs and
penalties, 2.70; school tax, 1.l2....... 81
earddet. j. A., sodier-Improvemen on
the southwest quarter of section 26,
town 1 south. range IA east. value,
100; personal property. 105; total, GO5,
tax, costs and penalties. TAG; school
tax. i.i0; poll and hospital tax, $50. IA o.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Furey, James, Bellevue--Lot 6, block 81.
value $25; tax, costs and penalties,
20; poll and hospital tax, 5.50......
Flower, T. W.-Lots IL and 10, block 81,
and improvements, value 200; tax,
costs and penalties, $50; poll and
hospital tax, s Observation-Disclosures. 30.
French, Mrs. Broadford-Lot G, block %,
and improvements, value 400 per-
son.l property, 100; total, 500; tax,
French, Q. A. Hailey-Lot IL, block 80, and
improvements, and lots 15, 16 and IT.
block SO, value, real, $780, personal
property. 150; total, 1000; tox, costs
and penalties, 12I .06; school tax, SO 30;
poll and hospital tax, $50. 50............
Franz, Joseph--Ncrth half of the south
west quarter and lot 4, section |,
town south, range IS east, and the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter, and lot l, section Q, town l
south, range Is east, value 100; per-
sonal property, 1876; total 22b; tax.
costs and penalties, $40; poll and
hospital tax, $50 Observation-Disclosures.
Frick, Fred. W.-Improvements on land
three miles southeast of Criahton,
value so; tax, costs and pena! ties, 2.o7
poll AMI hospital tax, $50.
Fletcher, A. J. Corral-Improvemen on
the north west qua ter of section 35.
$50. personal property, 7i2; fatal. 9G2;
amount due for hospital tax and cost
OF advertlslng...... ......................
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Chrissman. William. Shoshone-Lots and
f, block 80. value 100: tax, costs and
penalties, 3.66; school 1.Ss.
Crawford. q. A. Era-Stable at lower end
of Main street, value 100; personal
property, 80; total value, $50; tax,
costs and penalties. Observation-Disclosures.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

nnnD SEA WONDERS exist In Thousands OF
U1uHIN III forms, but are surpassed by the mar
UhI)lt wells OF invention. Those who are In
DAAlA need Of prchtable work that can be
done while living At home should st once send
their address TO HALLETr CO., fortand. mo.
and receive. free full information how either sex
Of iii ages, can earn from 60 to s25 per ceysnl
upwards wherever they live. Yen are started freef
eipgls day at this work. All succesl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03
TWELVE AND ONE-HA1,..
! CENTS PER COPY

Jones, T. r. Hailey-Iots II and "a, block
II, value 100; tax, costs and penAle1cs2
3.66, school 1.99..... .........s. s...s.
James, George--Store building 1t King Ct
tho West mine, Smoky. value, l60.
personal property. 100, total 2o0; TAX
James, Ben. Ketchum--Lot 4, block 30, val
ue IS, lot l, block 81, value rs, totel.
so; tax, costs and penalties 9.O7.
school 83 cents. ................ ....
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-03

Boland, Henry, Bellevue-Lots 4 and s,
block Al, value, 40: tax, cost and p.n-
altlee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Brown, J. L. Hailey-Lot 5, block SO. and
improvements. value, $50; tax, costs
an penalties, 5.23: scheol 2.7s..,... 95
Black. H. F. Bellevue-Lcts and 8. block
block 62. and improvements, value.
900; tax, costs and penalties and poll
and hospital. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Burgtn. J. D. Broadford-Part lot 6, block
10, and improvements, value, 100; tax,
costs and penalties, 4.28; poll and
hospital tax, so. 50..................... 70
Boice, Z. Howe-Improvement on land on
Little Lost River, az miles from post
ofhce. value. 50 personal property,
$50: total value, $50: tax, costs and
penalties. 7.30; poll and hospital tax,
6.50. .................... ~ oo
Brown W. N. .Anteope-Personal property.
value, 100; tax, costs aud penalties. %
Boyle. James. Lost River-sW L Section
Is, Town north, Range 26 east, value
400; personal property, 2l25; total
value, 2525; tax, costs and penalties. 80 81
Bowie Matthew, Lost River-Improvems nts
on NV Section %, Town north,
Range 26 east. value, 200; tax, costs
and penalties, 8 so; poll and hospital
$50. .......................- IL oo
Bane S. M Rocky Bar-Personal property,
value, 25a; tax. costs and penalties,
s.39; poll and hospital $50. 13 90
Brookheld, A. A: Rocky Bsr-Dwe'ling-
house and lot, value, rs; tax, costs
and penalties. 81; poll and hospital
81. .......... ...-...-...... oI
Bressler, ]. H. Mountain Home-Personal
property, value 1000; tax, costs and
penalties. 63. SO; school tax. costs and
penalties, TO-. .................... TO 63
Barnes, John, Mountain Home-Impreve-
ments on land adjoining Mountain
Home on the east, value, 100; person.
al property, 80: total. 180; tax. costs
and penalties, 6.68; tax, costs and
penalties, school, / 90; poll and hos.
pital 5.50. ................-.-...... III T
Brown, Robert Mountain Home-Improve-
ments on NE Il Section IL. Town
south, Range east; lots l, 2 and 3,
block 8. and improvements: lots 13,
IA Is and 16. block 8, and improve
ments; total value, 675; personal prop
erty, 1870; total value, 855; tax, costs
and penalties, ~. "a: school tax, 3.32;
poll and hospital $50. SO 76
Blsdsoe. R. J. Hailey-Lot l6, block 81. and
lots 8, 10, IL and -, block 61, value,
real, 1lS: personal property, ITS: to-
tal value, 28s tax. costs and penal.
ties, 1905: school tax, ATT; poll and
hospital $50. ........................ 40 81
Bower, J. P. Crichton-Personal property,
value, l40: tax. costa and penalties. 4 9G
Basler, Gus. shoshoue-w " Section 4, e
y Section s, Town south, Range 10
east, value. 50; personal properly, IS;
total value, 1876: tax costs and penal
ties, 5.26: school tax, Leo; poll and
hospital $50. 0......................... 10 4,
Bruner, P. M HALEY - Lots 6, and s,
block 81, and improvements $50; per-
sonal property, 200; total value. $50:
tax, costs and penalties, PITT: school
tax. ls.l2i poll and hospital $780,. A6 81
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Lee, Elmira c. Bellevue-Lots 0, 10, II and
IA, blsck 63 and improvements. vslus
$50, personal property. SITS, total,
1925; tax, costs aud penalties. ........
Langworthy. G. Broadford-North GO feet
Of lot y, block l, value 80, tax, costs
and penalties. .......................
L amb. ElizA-Personal property, 1888; tax,
costs and penalties. es...................
Luark, r. J. Ketchum--Lot 2, block 8. value
%. tax. costs and penalties. 1.20;
school tax, g. cents.
Lesher, Frank - Improvements miles
east of Mountain Home, value 200,
lot 8. block in Reese's addition OF
Shoshone, and improvements, $50,
total real, 4tO; personal property, l7S,
total 625; tax, costs and penalties,
1870; school tax, $50, poll and hos
pftal tax, 800. ........... .........
Lund, August, Hailey-Lot 10. block ~ and
lot21, "a, 23 and "a, block %, valus
225, tax, costs and penalties, 90:
school tax, 3.s3. poll and hospital
YAK, o.oV..... ..............
Iightfoot. J. II. - improvements ON the
southwest quarter Of section -, town
north, range II east. value 100, ptrr
sonal property, l25, total real, 226:
tax. costs ana penalties, SOS, poll
and hospital tax, 8 60................
La Munyon, George, Shoshone--North half
Uf lots II, IL, 10 and 20, block -, and
improvements, value 800, tax, costs
ond penalties, 9.96; school tax, 3.l4,
poll and hospital tax. O............
Lindsroff, George. shoshone- Lot Is, block
50, value 60, tax, costs and penalties,
207; school tax, "a, poll and hospital
tax, s. 50...... .......... ...........
Layne, W. T.-Improvements on land on
Corral creek, value so, personal prop.
erty, 5000, total $3.50: tax, costs and
penalties, 97.12. poll and hospital
o.oo............... ... ..............
Loving, Cal-West half of the southwest
quarter OF section 2, town ! south,
range 10 east, and improvements,
value 16O, personal property, 200, to.
tai 360; tax, costs and penalties, 1884,
poll and hospital, $50.
Lewis. L. C.-rmprovements on land on
Snake river, value 100, tax, costs and
peuhlues. ...............
Lewis, Mrs. N. J. Paynes ferry - Personal
property. value. 1875, tax, costs and
penalties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.