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nNHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. III 9TH
l. STREET, BETWEEN AND Ii STREETS

TENHhEE-SlUh1 BhIIh HOUSE, No. III 9Th
l. STREET, BETWEEN AND STREE rs
NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH,
atFlnE will sell infront of the premises,
PARTS OF LOTS AND /, SQUARE 4O5,
fronting 29 feet ~ inches on 9th street. G. con-
tain nH $3.50 square feet, aud improved by three
story brick house. No II 9th street This property
is situated IN the center of the city, and is rapidly be-
coming business property, and should command the
attention OF investors and business men.
Terms: 0nethird cash, balance in and two years
notes to bear interest at per cent per annum from
day OF sale interest payable semiannually and to be
secured by deed OF trust on property sold all cash
at option of purchaser. Conveyancing, &C, at pur-
Shaser's cost. deposit of $500 required at sale
Terms to be complied with in ten days otherwise right
reerved to resell at risk and II purchaser alter
five days PUBLIC notice OF such resale in news
paper published in Washington, D. G.
By order of the heirs. DUNCANSON BROS.
mylU-QSlS
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OFFICE OF The WASHINGTON AoUEDUCT
" Washington, DC. AIrll ~, 1859 There will bs
SOD st mo O'CLOCK M. FRIDAY, MAY SHNEN-
ItfNl H. NJ the site OF the Reservoir 1--WE Frame
buldlngs aud one Gray Mare, the property II the
lnltsd states erins cash IA goyelunett funds he
days from date Of sale otherwise they viii H. torn
down by the United States DUNG ANSON Bios.
Auctioneers. JOHN ". WILSON, Colonel, [ y A
al.St- 4t-my 5SlG-5t - -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.
'. A. ROOT 4 90, Auct on ers.
PROPOSALS

DOVER LIFTs-ARCHITECTS oFFTCF r a
CAPITOL May =, 1859. Proposals will h. -
SslVed At tins oftce until TUkDAI, NAY TWEN-
ll-flf III ~ IMElNk O'CLOCK NJ. To- tu,o Rs~r.r
Lists for vaults Further Information NAV b. ohisned
AZ this ONCE. The right 70 reject any AZ All - - -
served. EDWARD CLARK, Architect u = Gsnsoi
fnylO,l3 1870 - 20 N~s-'S-
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MEDICAL, &c

MEDICAL, &c.
MANHooD REsToRED By USING BOTTLE
~ or two OF Or. BROTHERS. InyIgorating Cordial
VIII cure any case OF Deryous debility aud lOss Of
nerNe-puwer Ii llnparts the whole system,
Male or female. 500 y ST sw. myl4lm'
I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
- .NIeIlenced female Physician should consult Mrs.
Or WILSON. llOJ Park Place ne, bet b and {. lin
au I'm sts. lie Ladies only. Reuledy.S5. my14-lw-
4 'HiCHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS.
- red Cross Diamond Brand. Original. best. only
selrlne ard reliable Ulll for sale Never tail Ash Tor
Chichester English Diamond Brand. in red metallic
boxes, sealed with blue ribbon. At DTugglsts accept
lo other. All pills in lasteboard boxes, wrap
lers, are dangerous counterfeit. send sramls1
Tor particulars and "REliEf fOR LADIES'" in
letter, by return mail 10000 Testimonials from
LADIES who have used them. Maine IiaIer.
- CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO.,
d2o-s&w:52t Madison sq Pl.lla Pa
NJ ME. DE FOREST LoNG-EsTABLISEED AND
4tl reliable Ladies Physician. lie consul; ted daily
al her residence, YUl 1 81. Otics hours from
To . =. IN. with LADIES only. apo I'm.
hR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
standard Remedy for all blood diseases causing
froHt, basal, or skin troubles urinary cured
~ iOrty eight LCurs. Price, SO per box
Or. DODD'S NERkINE No. = permanently cures
natuIh Weakness loss OF vitality debility Sc
AZ. Price, al. Sent scaled by mail. Tor sale At
ayol S1AND1fOkDS 5. cor. 9th and L NV.
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nEFARTMENr o. mn INrTRIoR. WIsHING.

1Jion. D. May q. 1889. Sealed proposals vii bs
MAY TWENTIETH 1852, for furnishing Fuel and
Ice tor the Department Of the Interior for it, several
Offices and the civil Service Commission dur7, IN.
fiscal year ending June 80. $50 Proposals must Ia
made the Department forms hic h. wth IN, Nees
sary Instructions wll b. FURNISHED application 10
this department JOHN ". NOBLE, SecrctAry
| myS-eO6t
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHOICE SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE UElMIR0NEDD On THE EAST SIDE
OF EIETEENTH STREET EXTENDED, Just
NORTH DE lllII- Road


ESTATE lUS1Ml RONEDD On THE EAST SIDE
OF FIFTEENTH STREET EXTENDED, FUSI
NORTH OF COLUMBIA ROAD.
By virtue OF deed OF trust hearing date the 2d dag
OF september 1856, and OF record in Liber No. 1904
Polio 10 ct seq OF the land records Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. will sell at public auction at the
premises, on the SENENIEENTH DAY OF MAY
1859. AT FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following de.
scrbed real estate to VIII Lots numbered forty eight
l4S and forty nlne 40 i'm the subdivision of William
Delison ana Benz. r. Leighton, trustees of par, vi
the tracts of lend known Mount Pleasant" asd
Pleasant Plains" formerly belonging TO the estate OF
James tsn deceased, Is per Flat recorded in LibeT
County No. o. foiIo ., ot the Surveyors Office OF the
District of Columbia
Said lots front nifty (50 feet each Fifteenth
extended and have an average depth of about hun
dred and tweuty-tN cZ1 y ieet
Lot 40. SO VIII be FIRST sold Terms cash
Lot No. As will then be offered Terms: One-third
cash and the residue in two equal payments at one II
and two % years from date Of sale. The deferred
payments are 10 bear interest at six cent PAYABLE
SUBSTANTIALLY, and TO be- secured by deed of trust on
SAID lot. CouVeyancn and recording to at cost OF
purchaser. A del osIt OF two hundred dollars tS2OO
VIII he required each lot II the purchaser fails IL
comply with the terms Of sale within DAYS from
the date thereof the property will be resold
ana cost after ten days notice OF such sale published
IN one or more newspapers published in tins city
1lEU > Z. DICKINSON r..
WALLER l.. LINDSAI,( F"s'ees'
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PfR3HEfPss6hLss I FOR FkLSH BEkE yESET&BIES

lNGTON, ID. C.-May S, lsS9-seal ed IrGIcsRls IN
dorsed Proposals FOR Fresh Beef will De received
at the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing Navy be-
lartnent, Washington. ID. g, until ElEAfN O'CLlbC
AN, gGNE ElGHlH X. 1889, and Vubhciy opened IN
tEedIately thereafter. 10 furnish sud deliver at tie
Nayy.lard Mashington, =. G a.5OO pounds OF fresh
beef ana Vegetables teaChl. 2.SUO POUNDS Of fresh
bread, and 0l.OuO pounds of may r.qutu.i
from day 10 day by the Comma damt during the
Year ending June 80. 1880 The right L. RES rived to
order OF either article At contract prlce. exceeding
90 yer cent more than the above amounts or not 10
order the full quantities specied should the service
not Deed them lie bids decided by lot The articles
must conform 10 the Navy stadarnId pass the usual
naval inspection Blank forms of offer. sprCi Catons
and all information regard the articles required eau
be obtained uIOn Application 20 the COmniaudaut u
the Navy lard. WASHINGTON, ID. c The Departments
SERVES the right 10 reject any proposal hot deemed
HdN&nta-eous 70 TIE tCEyIIueut. JAMES FULTON,
Eayllaster-SIeneral L ;. Navy. mys law4w
DKoPoSALs FOR fNAMEI Ed BRICKS. -OFFICF
IL or BUILDING FoR Library OF CoNGREss las
last capitol street, Washington D. c, Aprl ~ 1889
Sealed Pro- osals Tor furnishing aud delivering
o1oOOO more or less Euamcled BrIcks the Build
lng tor the Library OF Cuugress an this city, wall ts
reserved NJ tins ONCE until TWO O'CLOCK r. Nj, on
THURSDAY. the slAIEENIH DAY OF MAY. 1889,
ana opened immediately thereafter presence II
bidders specifications, general Instructions and con-
dtluls ana blank forms " proposals be Obtained
on APPLICATION TO THIS Office. BERNARD Il. GREEN,
suIerIntende dent and Engineer
hp-3,20,-s 20. ny Ia. l.b-5t
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LANSBURGH Il BRO.
40, APP. aga, APO 7th street.
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o3s Louisiana ave-,
Opposite city post-oface
LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF FINE
COACH. CARRIAGE, COUPE AND BUGGY HAIR
NESS, BOTH DOUBLE AND SINGLE. AT AUc-
TON. AT OUR SALESROONS, FRIDAY MORN.
ING, MAY SEVENTEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
We call especial attention this collection consigned
TO us py northern house, il being the largest and
hnest assortment Of Single and Double Harness ever
before offered at similar sale in this city The stock
embraces several sets of fine Coach Harness fan
silver mounted. Carriage aud Coupe Harness. Busnsy
Harness, rubber, nicke ami silver mounting inlud
ing several very fine sets Of single Buggy Harness.
These Harness have all been made Of very hos,
material and IN best manner. number of them having
Monets best leather in them. Full description of each
at sale.
At same time large assortment Of summer Lap
Covers, Horse Sheets, sc. No reserve.
Parties in want of anything this line Of goods will
90 wen 70 attend myl5-2t
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRIANGULAR SQUARE
BOuNDED BY GEORGIA AVENUE, q STREET.

BOUNDED By GE0RGiA AVENUE, g SHEET.
dSIHT SR 562 s sHfHhE fEf SOUTHEAST
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
the District Of Columbia We viii sell in front Of the
Preygises on IUEsD hIy the F0UETEENTH DAY of
ing described Real Estate situated the city of Wash
inston District Of Columbia to wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels Of land and premises known and dis
tnguished a. being all Of original lots numbered one
south OF square numbered one Thousand and ninety,
one g. OF 81 1Q91. containing thlrty-six thousand
two hundred and httytwo feet Ci6232) more less,
together with all te improvements, ways, easements
rights privileges heretsments and appurtenances to
Terms; third cash Balance in one, two, three,
and four years notes to bear interest from day of sale
payable semanuualy, and to be secured by deed of
trust on premises sold or all cash. at option of pur
OF sale; conveyancing &c. at purchasers cost. II
terms of sale complied with in 10 days from
Properly IN default It the risk and cost Of the
ing purchaser after days public notice of such resale
mvea.a. } J3SErH ; A. u G6EGFhErTI'{ trustees.
sTHE ABOVE ,s SALE Is R9sTPqNER II CON
DAY OF NAY 1855. at same hour and place ~ Il
n my iEHas Gs Tue BeGScANsoN BROS, Aucts.
l. AxENGE, NEAR FOUR: AND-A-H1LF AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
On TfyE ESP ac AFTERNOON i,I NAY FOURTEENTH
Uses,
LOT SO. SQUARE $40.
streets and and o streets southwest improved by q
two-story Frame Dwelling, i've rooms. cellar, water,
and gas.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest six per cent from day of
Se and to be by deed of premises or
all cash. at option OF purchaser deposit OF 800 at
'n BRo
cF-THE. ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence Of the rain until SATU RDAI, EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF Ihl, at same hour and place.
myl5d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
TINHREE-STORY AND MANSARD-ROOF BRICK
l. BAY-WINDOW DWELLING, NO. 212 FOURTH
STREET SOUTHEAST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
on Tuesday AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FIRST, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, We Will SELL
i'll front of The premises,
PART LOT 8, SQUARE $40,
fronting 10 feet inches Attn street with depth Of
% feet 6I6 inches and improved by well-built three
story aud brick dwelling, with bay WIN
dow, IL rooms and bath, modern veniences of the
most comfortable houses on Capitol Hill, having been
built for owners use splendid order This property
among the best located Capitol Hill, be ny near
Pennsylvania avenue tue new Library building and
Capitol grounds.
Terms: One-t third cash. balance in and two years.
notes 10 bear interest at cent from day Of SALE
trast property all cash, at option purchaser
deposit Of goo required at time of sale Convey
ancng. &c, at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with in ten days, otherwise right reserved resell at
risk and cost OF defauting purchaser days.
public notice OF such resale i'll newspaper pub
ished IL Washington, ID. C. DUNCANSON BROS,
my 5-d&ds Auctioneers
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FINANCIAL.

mo ". CoRSoN. JNo W MCCARTNEY
- Member y. u stock Ex
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. Nv
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
DEPOSITS EXCHANGE. Loans Collections
Eairuad Stocks and Bonds aud al securities list~d
on the Exchanges Of New AOrk Piladelp Ina, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
specially made Of investment securities nstrfc1
Bonds and ell local Railroad. Gas Insurance and Tel.
el'IoIle Stock dealt in
American bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
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nIPAkrMENT OF ma INTERIOR. WASHING:

II IoL D 2, Way Z, INNs-SeaItu ITOIlSas viii
received until THURSDAY, MAY sIXiEENTH issss
THIS Department and its several Offices during he fiscal
year ending June 30. 1890. Proposals must a. ads
on The department forms which WITH the ne,essary
instructions Will be furnished application 70 this
department JOHN ". NOBLE, SeC,etarN nfyti-eosls
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

gFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the storm until TUESDAY, MAY TWEEN.
Tl-FIkSr. 1889. same hour aud place.
myl5-dts q. W. RAY. Executor.
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Niles. Washing Towels. wsste Paper, Sc.-Depart-
Washington, u. =. April, %, 1859. Sealed
pr.rpss,;ls VIII be received by this Department
untl May -. lssA at - NJ for suppes for the scAl
Sear oeslnEns July l. ss9. and ending June 30.
OILS. &C.. fioSer Pots. Miscellaneous supplies 81 .
aAu i9r the Iur, hase 81 Waste Paper. Masg towels
ac blcs Tor stationery opened at r. IN other bids
~ X noon BIDS are O. De made IN duplicate on blanks
lurnlshed ny the Department. The Department re-
serves the night 70 re9eCt all bios or 70 waive
any defects IN same. For Information blanks spec-
lneut Of Agriculture.
MI A-,rasf ~
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0UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

DUNcANsoN BROS, AuctiOneers.
fAWNBRoKER's SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES, CONSISTING OF GOLD AND Sill
YER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, BRACELETS,
PINS AND RINGS, DIAMOND EARRINGS AND
RINGS. NCLUSTERS AND SOLITAIRES,) Ola
MOND PINS, SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, AND
ALL KINDS OF HOLLOW WARE, OPERA
GLASSES, REVOLVERS, SC,
Al AUCTION,
On THURSDAY MORNING MAY SIXTEENTH.
1889 beginning at Ten O'CLOCK, will sell at pub
lie auction at the Auction Rooms of Duncanson Bros,
cor Sth and ID SITS. II. WI quantity of unredeened
pledges included in pawn tickets from No LII to
14,222, and second series from No. L to 200.
Parties interested Will please take notice
PHILIP WALLACH. Broker,
myl3-3t N
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

WEES co. AuctiOneers.
639 Louisiana ave.,
Opposite city post-ofbce.
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Of 1877. At Mt. Idaho We have .
mission school which is attended by
large numbers Of Indian children and
many of the older Indians are regu-
larly ordained preachers Of the Pres
bytsrian persuasion, and occasionally
preach to the whites in the villages
bordering on the reservation. In fact
they are the best, the most intelli-
gent Indians on the coast and the
government would find them good
tribe upon which to make thorough
trial Of tho severalty System, - they
have been self-sustaining, have aban-
doned their tribal relations and have
for many ysars lived without chief. "
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VIM. C. Bedell shot and killed
Green Shelton, near Star postofice,
on the 10th. Bedell and . man
named Barnes left the store of the
Fouch brothers, and walked up the
valley about half mile when they
met Shelton, on horseback. Shelton
rode past Barnes and Bedsll, when
he stopped his horse in the road and
turned to Bedell, saying: II un-
derstand you have been packing q
six-shooter for me-" At this Bedell
began shooting, and fred three shots,
when Shelton fell from his horse,
dead. The murderer then mounted
Shelton's horse and rode home, where
he got his own horse and rode off in
the direction of the foot hills. He
has not been captured.
The murderer is feet 10 inches
tall; well built; age, 35; has dark
brown hair, inclined to curl; thin
mustache; wore white hat, blush
chinchille, dou5le-breasted sack coat,
black pants with checks; No. Z boots;
rode gray horse with black mane
and tail; horse branded w. e.
The following additional facts are
cleaned from Sundays Statesman
which was received just before we
went to press yesterday evening:
Shelton, the deceased, is the young.
est son of H. Shelton, who has re.
sided in this valley great many
years, and is one of our most respect
ed farmers. Young Shelton wa
about 28 or 80 years old, was mar
ried and leaves wife and one child
Bedell, we are informed, married ,
sister of Mrs. Shelton. 1t is rumoret
that the shooting grew out of SOM
family difficulty, but We were unabl'
to ascertain any further particulars
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'1AocRAr: Hon. Ben Wilson
=, Slfe returned last Friday from
NJ winters sojourn at San Fran
49, ho says Boise will be
'ns summer? $4,000 to be
aaed at the Penitentiary, $14.-
AZ the Capitol Building, the
''oaugh ditch to be enlarged,
70 commence soon on the Set
altch and we understand that
.A substantial buildings will be
Ip IN the CITY,. Hon. Fred T
"s In a letter of recent date
~ 70 u 5. Attorney Hawley that
'a''shed that Idaho will be ad.
h ~ as State at the next session
s'sress. Fred states in said let
'l's he proposes to devote hi.
,'a attention to the matter o.
''d' and that he considers al
= matters sink into insignifioanc.
Compared with this,
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething. is the prescription of
one of the best female nurses and physi-
clans in the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never-failing
success by millions of mothers for their
children. During the process of teething
its value is incalculable. 1t relieves the
child from pain, cures dysentery and di.
arrhea, gripping in the bowels, and vino. J.
collie. By giving health to the child !,
rests the mother. Price, csc. bottle.
Feb, % lSS9-y1
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veIopments will take place there dur
ing the next two years, and vast
amounts Of capital will be invested.
In fact you may safely say that Idaho
is all right, and that when attention
is attracted to her, she will amply re-
pay inspection"
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|ls' IRWIN, the young man carry
the mails from this place to Gra-
had thrilling adventure last
X As he was coming around the
Pheshe," near the head of Crooked
: the snow above him let all holds
Pad made dive for him, gather
'0'ce and increasing its proper
sas 1t travelled. Mr.. Irwin quick
Fufned his shoes down the steep
u'ain side, and sailed away,
Fns TO outrun the avalanche, but
rsrtOok him very soon, gathered
up and carried him down the
n'aln, and freed him, when be
saie' Mr.. Irwin caught on nea,
l"p OF the tree, and congratulat.
la'elt on escaping with no great.
4'u'y than q sprained ankle.
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AARON PARKER, of the Grange
Vile Free Press, speaks thusly OF
Warrens, Alton and Seven Devils dis
tricts:
The districts which are attracting
the most attention now are the
Warrens and Alton districts, in Ida
no county, and the Seven Devils cop
per belt, in Washington county
Warrens and Alton are exclusively
gold and silver quartz, and in the lat,
ter camp 100000 will be invested
IN machinery and development worn
nc soon as the Territorial wagon road
: oomnleted. The Seven Devils /:
the greatest copper camp in the world 4,
| and it is expected that wonderful de-
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Tourists.

Whether on pleasure bent or ousl-
ness. should take on every trip a DOT
tie of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most
pleasantly and effectually on the KID
news. liver and bowels, preventing
t.v.,s headaches and other forms OF
sickness. For sale in 5oc and *i'oo
bottles by all leading druggists,
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Hstray Notice.

Came to my ranch, on Upper squaw
creek. Nov. 12, 1888, dapple gray horse,
ten or twelve years old, branded 21 on
right shoulder The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges dncluding
the notification of this notice. and take
the animal away. " hAlhO'
January rs, 1889.
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like GALLAGHER returned last
Pay from Wood River, where he
been at work on his quartz loca-
between Haley and Broadford.
says sale was recently made of
Buttercup mine, owned by Nc
Pane & Sutherland, for $45, 900,
capitalists of Detroit, Michigan.
buttercup mine is on Willow
y, thirteen miles west of Haley.
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|HEslFF HAv1Rp, deputized to sum-
lU. s. grand and trial jurors in
county, summoned Ed. Allen,
Youren, w. B. Jordan and
!. Ssekins as grand jurymen, and
bill and H. Jones to serve as trial
|n Court will meet in Boise City
|the Goth inst. for the trial of U.
hses.
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TRIBUNE: There is plenty of petty
larceny going on in Caldwell. Gwinn
recently had his front window full of
shoes to display and advertise his
stock, and had three shoes stolen in
less than a week. As none of the
shoes taken were mates it rendered
useless the remaining three. The
thief either found it impossible to
steal the mates of the shoes or was
troubled with a tender conscience,
for two of them were left at Gwinn's
house one night, and the other was
found over by the old Tribune build
ing. In speaking of petty stealing
reminds US of Jack Strickland's wood
experience. Jack says he had man
hauling wood to his house for two
months, in the vain effort to get a
cord. The poor fellow contracted te
deliver a cord, but it begins to look
as though the thing we're impossible
especially in the dark of the moon
The night shift are evidently more
numerous or better workers.
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A REPORT has gained currency that
the Musical and Literary Society has
increased the price of admission. This
is a wrong impression. The admit
tarce is the same as heretofore.
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Cleveland vetoed the bill to re-
fund to the States the amounts paid
the United States Government under
the direct tax levied during the late
WAr