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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
SiISet euren @eift aus,

iuoem 9br 70 pisI pon Der BsIt ieunen Iernet,
ale nur m0alidb it, Aber ebe ibr Cure Reile
antretst-iei es ale 9ouuit 9eiddftsr.iitnoer
ODER auswanserer-ob init Dem Dumptrob.
per Sdiff ODER foIj Ju Rus. Iegst Gud sinsn
Borraib bon poiteiter's Rageublttsrs bel, oas
pom rsiisnosn Bublitnm ais Oas bette Dor.
bengungs. uuo ShubmitieI gegen Seetrant-
belt uno auosre Slsliebsihwer0su anerianni
wiro 0euen man BET Reiien su @anIfr uno ~
qano 70 ltitt ausgsiest if Dsm Ronisr bee
@tltens 1T 60 Gin piriiamer Sdub nno Sdirm
aeaen Malaria Nbeumatsmus nno alIe ourdj
Den @enub bon minsmeneefhwdngertem @ni
fer peruriahten llnttrleibs. uRo 8erbannnas.
beIhmeroen. Stine bernbigenee Nirtuna auf
einen onrd oas Sdauiein oes Sdiffs rebtliid
geworosuen Ragsn 1T wabrbdfi magih uHo
20 reat ben appett uno Die bitale 8bdtigfeit in
wobllbusnohsr @siis an. aus9geidnst 1T Is
| fur @alIenbeihmeroen Hno llntbdiigteit Der
Risrsn uno bsbt in beiuunosrnsmsrtbsm @raoC
ois 9pirfungeu pbpflder ooer geiitiser 9rmatt
uns ani gBer NOS stuoroen ooer ranbsm
QBettrr nusgtiebt mar, lolte q unpelmeilt all
Sbnsmittel ssetn iibIe 6oIgeH eebranHsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
SRanue Spuutn.

= Sumes 6. Surrel, 9Oitmeiiter
bon Starucea, tpurbe Sreitae glbenb
ipesen gr6ffnuns resiitrirter 8riefe
perbaftet, bod seIans es ibm, 3u ents
fIieben. Gr mar felt Sabren elm Ipos
tbefer un6 anseieben.
- Die Goniolibiruns ber brei 8ubns
Iinien gtep Yorf, Ontario & @eitern,
Ontario & GarbOnbale unb scranton
& Sorelt @itp 1T eine polIenbete Ibuts
fade unb an Der lebteren 8abnitrede
bat bic 9lrbeit am 9onneritaS bel
Gbroop, in bieiem @ountb, besOnnen.
Die Sabn mub bis gum l. Sanuar 1890
fertis isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
8eitiae gsarmuna !

Die @esner Der anti 9robibitiOni'
itens s8enesune m66ten mir barauf aufs
merriam MAIDEN, bab ipenn ber 8ampi
aIIiiberaq 70 Tau bstrieben ;pirb, fpie in
bieier @esenb, bann iperben bic grobis
bitioniiten am Is. SUM fiesrei9 aus
bem Sample berbor eeben.
gDir 9eben oieie Warnuns gratis unb
in ipobImeinenber Gbiidt. Benn man
eenau bic unermibIide 8iibrisfeit Der
Probibitioniiten beobadtet, unb baees
gen bic 9aubeit unb &opfIoiisfeit Der
9lnti Brobibitioniiten iiebt. 70 fann man
ii6 Der giniidt faum berfdIieben, bab
bic SADIE Der Iebteren fdle4t itebt.
gfod 1T es 8eit ss b an b In, aber
nit Pbraienbrei@erei aIIein tpirb
ni9tS erreidtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
Npn Der sdhftite.

9ouis DOrss. bon $40 5isifrabs, ers
frantic in Der 5rlbe am WiOntas an
oer GbOIera morbuS unb mar giadmits
tags 2 nbr cine 2eide.
9um 8eiten Der Iutberif9en DliRicn
an 9eoar Npsnue ipirb am Diittpod,
ben 26. SUM, in bem GentraI Bari Elm
9ie Stie absebalten.
s0- 8diepOrtiOnen @ 5 Gents fii,
glrbsiter bel Senrid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
aus Sem obcren 9baIe.

GarbonbnIc.-Gin @obnbaus in Der
garb Der Del. & $. So. ipuroe Dons
nerItas gtadt burd 5eter serit6rt unb
man fiir6tets fir ben naben BREEDER,
bod beieitistsn bic 9lnseitellten burd
barte Nrbeit bic @efabr.-Sranf Sber,
iSau, nabe Der tpeiben Bride tpObn'
bnft, ipuros lebte Wobe am SSube Der
9Iane SO. 29 bon elmer 2oiomoaipe
setrpffen uno lebenSsefdbrlid Derlebt.
-llnier Stobtrutb bat iid Yldne unO
8piteniibsri6ldse fur sin Seneripitem
porIeseu IaiIen, bas s37, 900 ioitsn
ipiiroe. Dlit Der Ausfiibruns tuirb's
pobI nod quite WsiIe baben. Die
9lufitslIuns bon elf neusn sIsftriidsn
9i6tsrn III beibIoHen tporben. gr.
i6abmeifsr NOran iOa perilaet fpers
ben, bod pirb's ipenis ntbsn, ba bic
8lrei6aftsbotumsnte ,,perIoren" iino.
Das @eleiie Der Strabenbabn liest
nod INNER ais elm @emeinI6aten.
-Sn benz WapIsipoob &irdbofe babier
fano man am Dlsnitaa Ulorsen ben
Sames 8arrea bon Sermpn tobt, nit
elmer Sdubipunbe i'm 8opfe unb einem
9fepoIper neben iib.
Mr6balo. Nan asitirt bier eifrie
fir bic formation elmer @eisai6aft sur
eIeftrii6en Ssleu6tuns un6 sebenft nit
$4,000 bic nbtbiee Ginri6tuns MAIDEN
,u fDnnen. Wiebrere 8eriammIunser
babsn tereits itattsefunoen.- 9Oitmei.
Wlulen bat am Samitae reiisnirt.-
@barIes WiiIbaus, Der i'm Sabre 1885
in 8aben ssboren ipur6e un6 ais 8nab,
mad @merifa fam, itarb bier am Don.
neritas na6 mebridbriser 8rdnflidfeit
gr ma6te ais SoIoat i'm 8ebeIIions,
friese Sberman's beriibmten 3us mad
Der See nit. = glusul 99ilb puro
@nbe lebter Wobe bon einem 8abnsuS
setroffen uno ibtper berlebt. = 9e
Stabtratb bat ben @pntraft fir Elm
neue siisrne Bride iiber g8bite Oa
@rsst, sipiiden Salem unO Gburd
Strabsn, Derseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23

anabtn-S SaIstiHsr fir Gents.
Stibsnt MGnnn>Grapaiten BON f9 Gents
aufp6rts.
lisbtrbpitn unb 9lpuisu pun 40 Cts. aufpSrts.
gDir fibren bic sr6bts uub billislfs AuspabI
Don WaHe- unb 3ai6snubrfn. @,uts
glidd llbrsn rs Cts, bic ipnfpo $t.25
fclftn.
@rpbe unb billiss auspabl bon Sswslrp. Bro
Gsn unb Ranl9sttsnfn5pfs bon Gents
has panr une tbeurr.
Reftr, Cabin, eSftl in GROCER auspabl fsbr
biais.
SaarbhrIitn, 3abnbirfsn, 8Gnms unb ale
anbns Retipns, bic mir su bilisfen prti-
fen oTnirsn. Damsn alsibrfnSpfs pcn
2 Gents auftpdrts.
98ir Iabsn bOfli6li bic beutidsu 9srrtn une
Damrn Gin, unltrn Store ju btiu1tn unp
Waann unb prttis ,u priifen.
gBir psrbsn ale 8eluhsr freunblid btbifntn
unb rtt[ bsbanbrln, unb asisen germ bic Waa,
rtn, aud wsnn ni6t ssfauft miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
sas Starl s6impif Gonierbaturinm.

Lup StuFF ~uDEWPH VuHTttuUIuFFHH6s
Der mDoerne gianp AnfbIa9 unb
Te9nif selebrt in allen Departments.
rlnterri9t fir Primdrflafen, tdsli9e
2ettipnen, 81 ben Dipnat. Vile Sns
itruftionen Iteben unter Der bireften
2eit,in9 bon &arl Sbimpff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23

Serr Softer, bon Der 5irma 9rob,
Softer & Co., 3l6 uno 31S 2adaipanna
9lpenue, bat 6em S6eriifsperfaufe bes
,,8adet" Store oeS Serrn Barnes, an
@pomins 9lpenue, am Snmitag beiSes
ipobnt uno bat bort ben sansen Borratb
bon Notions, Gaenpaaren uno 5ancp
@ooes fur feline Sirma fur ettpa eius
piertel bes resuIdrsn gngrpspreiiss ses
fault. @rOB, Softer e. So. fbnnen ou'
bsr ibren &unoen unb bem PubIifum
iiberbaupt fir bieie unb bic fommenoe
Do6e einsn ipirtli6en unb ebten ,,Jias
det" 8erfauf offeriren uno peroen bies
fen lpe,iellen @aarenborratb su Preiien
perfaufen, ipis lie bier nod ME sefuns
ben ipuroen. gs 1T biermit benz gubli,
fun ipieoer cine eroBe @eIeeenbeit ees
botsn su Bargains" in neuen unb fri.
Iben Glenpaaren, ba bic Garriere oes
Serrn Barnes i'm @eihdfte nur sinisc
g1oden bauerte unb iein 8or-atb bies
Ter Sorte Waaren bon Der erften &lahs
uno neusIter SmpUrtation mar. Der
8srtauf bat idpn am UlOntas beeon.
men uuo tper an ben Bortbeilen befsls
ben tbeilnebmen nil, m6se ii6 iputen.
@roB, Soiter, Il Co.,
3l6 & 3lS 2adaipanna Ape
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
8einsici, Hreo,

42l 2adatuanHG -9Epenus. Scranton,
unb lOl @ain abenue. SbOe Bari.
llnisre @aIlsrieH iiuo auf oas Bette eiuas
ribtet fur autuabmeH ieosr art photograph
fiber SiIoer. Bur tleihe 9inoerpbotogrnpbieep
touneu mir uermittels Der WomeniaufnabH
ieoerjeit 3nfrieoenbeit garaHtireu. unb ner
cine bubble Cabinet eoer eiue srObs portrait
gbotograpbie. cine 8etuHseues SamiIienbiIo
ODER Seielli6nftsgrnppe, Elm id5nes eano.
fdaftsbilo ooer anfdten bon @ebduoen etc.
ooer aud cine aetreus Gopis bon sinsm alien
Bible baben nil. iprsde bel uns Dor. ilniere
Srapon PORTRAITS peroieueu beionosre @ir.
oiguH9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
ESTABLISHED. 1856
THE
SCRANTON WOCHENBLATT
Published every Thursday.

FRED. WAGNER, Editor and Publn her
Subscription, $500 pc. year.
I@- Being an old established paper,
and circulating all over the county and
especially in thecity, it cannot be surpassed
as an advertising medium.
1 inch 1925 first insertion, each subse
quent insertion S1.75 per inch.
JOB PRINTING
in English and German, promptly sno
neatly executed at the lowest prices.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23

Die feinfen Beine, gbampasner
unb 2iqueuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-05-23
auRern su ieeer Sasesseit.

9ribatsimmer fir Dumen unS Sami,
en- i'm sipsiten StOdiperfe.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
The Warm-Hearted Irish.

at meeting of the Municipal Coun
Gil of Dublin, Lord Mayor Sexton an
nounced that in view Of the urgency OF
the needs of the JohnstoWn sufferers
he had personally cabled the authorities
at that place authorizing them to draw
for $4,000. This he had done in behalf
of the people and he believed that his
action would be generally approved.
He did not contemplate the sub
scribing of large sum in Ire
land, because the people were unable
to raise it; therefore he hoped that the
sum named would be accepted as a
token Of the sympathy of the Irish peo-
ple. who would do more if they could,
with a nation more generous than
Ireland. The subscription list was
then opened and $3.50 was subscribed
Immediately. Among the subscribers
were Archbishop Walsh, who gave $500.
and Cantrell & Cochrane. the world
famous manufacturers of Belfast
ginger ale,'' WHO Subscribed similar
sum.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
SPORTING NEWS.
Drowned

jim Moore. of New Bedford, Charley
Mitchell and Johnny Murphy will act Of
seconds and bottle holders for Jake
Kilrain in his battle with John L. Sui
Ivan.
.Jam" Keenan,, the we'll known sport.
ing man and hacker of Jake Kilrein
died at his home in Somervll]e, Mass.
Sunday night, aged So. MIR. keenan,
was one of the oldest sportsmen in tha
city.
Evan Lewis, now in Milwaukee, chal
lenges Tom Connors to wrestle linn two
in three, or three in five falls, catch-as
catch-can, for from $3.50 to 81, 900
side. Lewis intends to start for Aus.
tralia in July.
Messrs. Best and Beldon, of the Che
quamegon and Grasshopper tennis
clubs, and Messrs. Armstrong anc
Thorne, of st, Paul, will compete fol
the championship Of the twin cities a
the tournament at Hamlin on July 4.
F. Ives, the professiono! cycle racer
has been reinstated by the l.. A. w
racing board as ap amateur. 1t is very
noticeable that it is becoming an easj
matter to have the racing board rein
state professionals, and the death of The
Il. A.. w. IS predicted in consequence.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
When dress silk becomes wet put
between the hand to dry quickly.

When dress silk becomes wet put it
between the hand to dry quickly.
1t is proper at this season to make a
thorough examination Of the celler and
see that decaying fruit and vegetables
are removed.
OIL of peppermint is strong disinfec-
tant and germicide; and tits said that
one part in hundred thousand Of water
kills reaches
If the eyes are glued together on wax
ing up, do not forcibly open them, but
apply salye with the finger; it is the
speediest dilutant IN the world. Then
wash the eyes and face IN warm water.
Many housekeepers need warning
against the frequent use Of feather dust
ers: these busters simply chases the
particles from the furniture into the air,
where they are inhaled. A soft cloth is
good and "a chamois skin is sometimes
better for duster.
The cleanest and most perfectly
polished hard wood floors have no water
used on them. They are SIMPLY rubbed
off every morning with large flannel
cloth, which is occasionally dipped in
kerosene. The floor is rubbed with the
;ain of the wood. not across it. THIS
is better than waxing.
Birds without bones. Take three
slices of rare, tender beef, spread them
with three slices Of boiled ham the same
size; put in each an olive and sage OF
bay leaf; wrap them over and tie With
thread into little rolls. Cook them N q
saucepan with butter, olive Oil or olive
butter. Cut the threads of when they
come to table.
Walnut cake. Half a pint Of brown
sugar, half pint OF walnut kernels,
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
GRAINS OF TRUTH,

Beware of preferring yourself in any
thing whatsoever.
Outside Of God every attachment,
even to good things, lis not good
The virtue Of silence does not consist
in never speaking, but in being silent
when it is nor useful to speak.
The moment anything assumes the
shape OF a duty, some persons feel them
selves incapable Of discharging it.
Ardent desires are wings by means OF
winch the saints raised themselves to
union with God, by p perfect love.
TO receive many wounds will make
you hsro III she eyes OF some, while
Others will regard you as an invalid.
Value the friendship Of him who
stands by you 10 the storm; swar1ns OF
insects will! surround you in the sun
shine.
Weakness and forbearance towards
our ,leighbors are a source of peace and
a bond Of perfection by which hearts
are united.
Being g. good servant OF God is not al
ways having consolation and sweetness.
nor being always free from aversion and
repugnance to good.
Night brings out stars, as sorrow
shows us truths. We never see the
stars till we can see little or naught else,
and thus it is with truth.
The effect Of patience is to possess
ones soul, and, IN proportion TO Our pa-
tlence d. we acquire complete ana per
feet possession of our soul.
Make now the reflections and resolu-
tons which you will make at the hour
of death; now you can make them With
fruit, then you will make them without
fruit.
There are no persons more firm and
consistent in any good work they have
undertaken than those who are meek
and placid. Ca the other hand, those
who are easily betrayed into anger are
gen orally Inconsistent; they act through
caprice and through natural motives
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

The largest railway station In the
world is thu terminus station OF the
peninsular Railway at Bombay, India, at
which an army of workmen we're at WORK
for Tan wears at miserable wages. Il
cost $40, 100000.
.sDien ct mon Droit," the royal motto
of England, was the parole OF the day
giyen by Richard l., Of England, to his
army at the battle Of Gisors, September
20. 1l9s. 1t was assumed as the royal
motto by Henry vi.
Mr.. Augustine Hamilton, OF North
f,o1ebrook, Conn, uses q razor With
which his grandfather, Ebenezer Ed
:gerton, Of CRANKY, used to shave the
face of George Washington, The razor
has fine edge and clear ring to this
3av It is said to have been very salts
.ectory to the Father Of his Country.
r. has been calculated that the rail
roads OF the world are worth nearly
$500 600, ooo, 900, or about one-third o.
tho wealth Of civilized nations, OF more
than quarter of their invested capital
A. this rate all the ready money III thu
World would buy only about one-third
of them.
The prize recently offered by Little
( Rock, Ark, paper *'for the largest lam
80, n the state has just been awarded
I Nv q. Green and wife, at Murfrees
nc borough, Pike county. They were mar
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22

RED in 1885 and have had twenty three
children, eighteen Of whom are living.
More than fifty families applied for the
prize.
AT Relnickendorf, village near Ber-
lin, it is reported by Building, con-
sumptive sanitarium is to be erected on
novel plan. utilizing the supposed
therapeutic influence of association with
certain animals. A large cylindrical
building will be occupied in the upper
part by patients, while the ground floor
will be give up to the accommodation OF
large numbers of mich COWS, the exhal-
atoms from which will be conducted to
the apartments above. A whey and
buttermilk diet will slso be contributed
by the under boarders.
Mount Vesuvius has been in state
OF mild eruption for some thine past.
the most violent commotioD being from
about April 29th to May I'd. The cone
which has been forming for the last ten
months has fallen in, and o considerable
out-pour of lava took place from a ifs
sure on the southeast side of the crater.
The out-pour forms large tongue Of
lava reaching down the mountain; but
it is not expected that it will reach cul.
tiyated GROUND. The eruption is in many
respects similar to that OF May 2, 1885,
and, it is hoped, will prove as harm
less.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
FOR THE LADIES.

=
Parasols grow large.
Sun umbrellas are smaller.
Parasol sticks are slender.
Trained dresses are surely coming In
to vogue.
All fashionable dinner gowns are now
trained.
The Lighorn fat is as popular as ever
this season.
Naive and violet are favorite colors
in millinery.
The pagcda canopy grow in favor for
dressy paraso]s.
Patent leather shoes for men are very
much IN fashion.
I There liz seemingly no end to the
variety in sleeves this spring
The gown Of black lace is as fashion
able and as popular as ever.
Beige with shade Of pink in it is one
of the newest stylish colors.
Dotted gauxe parasols can be worn
with any kind OF a dressy gown,
Black silk and tan colored silk nnitts
will both be worn again this summer.
Eyebrow and eyelash dyes and tonics
are sold in the London cosmetic shops.
The novelty in white embroidery THIS
spring is the s'hemstitch block effects.
Tan remains the favorite color for the
glove, whether it be Of Suede, isle
thread or silk.
The favOrite new summer vest is
double breasted with three buttons and
long rolling collar.
A very handsome new summer stuff is
China silk with a small raised figure
scattered all over it,
A new fancy for dust and rain coats is
to have the body of plain stuff end the
long tuil sleeves Of figured.
Soft neck scarfs, tied in simple knot,
will be very much worn this summer by
men who prefer comfort to extreme
fashion.
New black Isle thread stockings for
summer wear have the toes, heels, and
the upper halt of the leg in color or
white.
White petticoats are passe for street
wear. Instead choose one of black satin
edged with black lace or Of light shot
silk With three pinked rufaes around it.
The dark blue, brown. or black fancy
straw hat IN Vatican shape, with low
crown, deep brim in front, and narrow
in the back, is the most fashionable for
g1rls Of twelve and fourteen.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22

three even tablespoonful of -four, q
third Of tablespoonful of salt and two
eggs. Beat the eggs light, adding as
named the sugar, salt, -four and the
walDuts. Drop the mixture in small
crooks" on buttered paper lining q
baking pan, and set in the oven until
Drowned
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
FLANN ELS.

FLANNEL fine soft goods For
merpr
coo
Ioclcs ptry
Nbby
Tennis
finish the
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22
Ia It Conspiracy I?

LONDON, June 20. Mr.. Labouchere,
writing in Truth about the charges
against Alexander Sullivan, says that
everything that the Times (Which has
an agent aud banking account In chi
cago) can do to prejudice the public
against MIR. Sullivan Will be effectively
done: F'irst, because MIR. Sullivan ad-
vised Patrick Egan respecting infornaa-
ton sent to England regarding the Par.
nell forgeries; and second, because he
selected Father DorneY to convey across
the ocean the documents which smash
ed the Times case. Mr.. Labouchere
saws the assertion that Mr.. Sullivan
misapplied funds entrusted to HIM IS
known to be, absolutely untrue. He
thinks it probable that these charges
have been brought against Mr.. Sullivan
IN order to compel the production OF
the books of the American league, just
as the forgeries were published, IN
order to obtain an inquiry into the Irish
leagues finances.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22

You can get any repairs for your
stoves at l86.1SS w. 18th st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1889-06-22

"william,' said Mrs. Trembly, 'hear
that horrid dog. Isn't it dreadful"
Sis that the same dog that kept US
awake last night?"
IT think So It sounds unluckey
doesn't it?''
"Didn't you ever hear that the howl
ing of a dog was sure sign of death
in the family?''
.'No. Whose family?"
s'The dog g." said Trembly in firm
voice as he stepped out OF bed and
reached for his revolver.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho,
July, 10, 1850.


Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
ister and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho ON
Thursday, August 20, 1850,
viz: Nancy A. Dement,; HE. No. 1868,
for the EH, SEA, Sec FTP On, r 4w.
She names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: John Fink, George D.
Stafford Benjamen Parish, and Jackson c..
Smith, all OF Caldwell, Ada County, Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows of
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations Of the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed, will be Civ
en- an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to cross-examine the witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evidence in re-
buttal ofthat submitted by claimant.
10 HARLEM PEFLEY. Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-03
Unprecedented Attraction
u Over a million distributed

louisiana State Lottery Go.
Incorporated by the Legislature for
educational and charitable purposes, and its
franchise made a part of the present State con-
'stitution. in 1879, by.an overwhelming popu-
Par vote.
Its Mammoth Drawings take place
semi annually, Uune and December)
and its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place on each of the other ten months in
the year, and are all drawn in public, at the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, La.
Famed For Twenty Years For In
teGrity of It's Drawings and
Prompt Payment Of Prizes.
Attested as follows;
1--WE DO hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangementsfor all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
,tery Company, and in person manage and
control the drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all parties, andwe
authorize the Company to Use this certihcatee
with fac SMILES Of our signatures attached, in
~ advertisements +"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-03

the employ of any private detective
agency be brought into this State
during any disturbance of the
peace.
THE JUDICIARY.
The report of the committee
creates an independent Supreme
Court of three members who are to
hold four terms each year; two in
Lewiston and two in Boise City.
Salary, $4,000 per year.
Five district Judges are provid-
ed for. The first district is COM
posed of the counties of Shoshone
and Kootenai; Second District
Latah, Nez Perez and Idaho; Third
Observation-Disclosures, Ada, Boise
and Owyhee; Fourth-Cassia, Ell
more. Logan, Alturas and Custer;
Fifth-Bear Lake, Bingham, Onei-
da and Lemhi. An attorney for
each district is to be elected. Sal
airy of Judges $3,OOOand Attorney,
50, 800 each.
SALARIES OF STATE OFFICERS.
Governor, $4,000 per annum;
Lieutenant-Governor shall receive
the same compensation as may be
provided by law tor the speaker of
the House of Representatives, to be
allowed only during the session of
the Legislature; Secretary of State
$500 per annum; State Auditor,
$500 per annum; States Treasurer,
1850 per annum; Attorey- General,
$4,000 per annum; Superintendent
of Public Instruction, 1900 per
annum; Justices of the Supreme
Court, $4,000 per annum; District
Judges, each $4,000 per annum;
District Attorneys, each $4,000 per
annum; Clerk of the Supreme
Court shall have such compensation
for his services as may be fixed by
law. The Legislature may by law
diminish or increase the compensa-
ton of any or all of the officers
named in this section, but no dimin-
ution or increase shall effect the
compensation Of the officer then in
Office during his term: Provided,
however, the Legislature may pro-
vide for the payment of the actual
expenses of the Governor, Secretary
of State, Acknowledgement and
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, incurred while in the perfor-
nance official duty.
LEGISLATIVE APPoRTIoNMENT.
The Apportionment Committee
has reported as follows: