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THE NATIONAL BANKS.
There are in Existence 3,319, With an
Aggregate Capital Of $500, 174,365.

The report of Controller of the Currency
Lacy shows that there were in existence Octo-
Der 81 3,3l9 national banks, the largest number
in operation since the Inauguration of the sys-
tenn. possessing an aggregate capital of $780,
174.365. The state of Pennsylvania has now
the largest number of associations in operation.
Massachusetts leads in point of capital stock and
New York in respect to deposits and volume of
business Within the year Al banks went into
voluntary liquidation and 2 failed, leaving the
net additions to the system 168, as against so
last year and I23 the annual average increase
since the Inauguration of the system. Notwith-
standing this gratifying increase, says tn g
controller, Investigation OF the facts demon
strates that the system has not kept pace with
the necessities Of the people for increased bank
ing facilities.
REcoMMENpATIoNs OF CONTROLLER LACEY.
The controller asks Congress to preserve a
system which has 80 admirably served the pur-
poses Of the government and is SO completely
satisfactory to the people by relieving it OF the
unnecessary burden now imposed by law. II
Is shown that there is actual loss resulting to
national banks by reason of their being obliged
to deposit bonds and take out circulation
wherever the current rate of interest is greater
than 4. IS per cent.
The controller recommends the following
notifications Of the existing laws governing
national banks:
First. The minimum deposit Of bonds to secure
circulation should be fixed at 10 per centum of
capital In respect to associations having capt.
tai OF $500 900 or less. and for all banks having
a greater capital minimum deposit of $50, 900
in bonds should be required. Second. Circula-
ton should be issued to the par value of the
bonds deposited. Third Semi annual duty on
circulation should be so reduced as to equal
one-fourth OF per cent per annum.
These changes in the law, he holds, would do
little more than save the national banks from
loss on account of circulation if the present
premium on United States bonds is maintained.
Taking as a basis of computation the capital
stock as 1t appears in the summary of reports for
September 30. 1882 the present minimum Of de-
posit of bonds Is found to be S95 297 2S3. Ii the
law is amended as proposed the minimum of
bonds deposit required will be reduced to S43,-
o9l, 5Sl, making possible of withdrawal ISL, 405-
7O2 In bonds, upon which is based $40 265, 1872 in
circulating notes. This would greatly exceed the
limit of probable contraction, it being fair to
presume. says the controller, that the banks
now maintaining deposit in excess of legal
requirements would not withdraw the bonds
thus released The controller thinks that the
proposed legislation would tend to arrest the
present contraction rather than accelerate it.
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The First Under the New Law.

The first license under the new pawn brokers',
Law was taken out yesterday by II. K. Fulton. who
fied written protest with the Commissioners,
in which he states that he takes out the license
owing to the unsettled condition of his bust
ness, and also asks the Commissioners to assist
him in securing an amendment to the law al
lowing rate OF interest large enough 10
permit the carrying on Of an honest business.
He has had new tickets printed in conformity
70 the Law aud has a coupon attached for the
payment OF storage on the article pawned,
making the rate OF interest three per cent In
spector Block u going 70 take a case into court
and test the law. Col Christy will represent
Mr.. Fulton.
The case was called to Judge Miller's ayte a.
ton this morning and . continuance until
Saturday was granted
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LADIES GOODS.

|AA@AO oNODC.
m NE. BRADLEY. MODESTO FORMERLY OF
Tor liberal p4lroIA.e ana soIIcIts con u.ncs
reject ne. Moderate pIlces. q stn.e. no x4Is
h ias IL oSa sdShs a. i,t Slal VAIL
s. ~, u ~ S.i1s i1As eoSas "A The word AZ
r Always in order By tl.in OOmbins. "0N As'"
MILE. NJ. J. PRASpL
1922 b st. NV. tMrs. HArrisop'sl
Importer OF
Hsirdressins.
nle-Im. shsmpooing.
A CIVIDEoN SKIRTS AND CApks DONE Az
"A sllIon's fiaiting Establishment, 7zz h. b.ltimO3
sO3 81 NV tAaAsOnie ieiniiel. MAshiI,st ION. D.C-
r lksI CLASS MODESTO, oo4 llTH ST.
Il Opposite Boston house
lding Habits sna hyenlns dresses. street Costumes
n.Ade from 30 ~. Perfect nj. oczo-eosm
4 LLMAN EAyohs, JAP SCROLLS, PAhAsoLs
" Napkins, Ioys, New scrap PICTURES. Paper DoLs
S~Anes Sludles OOtd faiiIt aletslIios,
illse!, Lanterns, &C ). JAi GOULD. Al stn st
4 AIDES WISHING FINE LACEs DONE UP IN
l.sne1 place an the clty, Me. fALAokI's. 7l3 1lth
sonADle. ssS-sIn:
= LALsKIN GARMENTS DYED AND ALTEnRp
order eS The Gissis SUSSnSSaR ps.sse .rd fus
rlers, l3Io stn 81. Nv, between n aud v. ses-om
4 kLNCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
II Inc EsiAbLIshALN1, l2U5 New Aork ava
lrst-clsss LauIes ana oeu' ca every aesorip.
lol. hush, Velvet aha EyenlAs Dresses. AAlOh
AND CAhOLlNE LEhCh. iorlueriy wlIn A. flschsr
ala Mason lrJese lzris. AL
A MON fleCHtk's DRY CLEANING EsTAb-
ALlshMtNl AM DhE MOhhs, SUo u Of. nv.
Asoles and l,elIs Oarnents all kinos cle4neaand
!ea without being ripped lAoies' Evenlllg dresses
specially. 1hiry-nye years experiences frlca
looelAte. Goous Called Tor aelIs erea $40
A ll-mOOL SAhAEAte. AADE If Or RIffk0.
<Ads 81 seera MouriliiAx b4sck
L. FISCHER
al SOc St n-w
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nv EEAS q CO., Auctioneers.
w $50 Louisiana ave.,
Opposite City Post ofnce
NO SALE ON THANKSGIVING DAY
OUR REGULAR SALE OF fURNIruhE CAR
PEiS STOVES AND GENFRAL HOUSE HOLD
d 1SSkNSIEshHINNSs WILL TAKE PLACE lHIs va K
AT TEN O'CLOCK. INCLUDED IN THIS sAi E,
NNIIE0tT ENuh ERAIING; WILL BE HOUND
AOysEHOLn SUITABLE FOX PARLoRs CHAM
BEks. DINING ROOM, KITCHEN FURN1 UkE.
-'EW AND SECONDHAND CAhPETS HUGS &c.
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hBBiTT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. d. C
WINTER RESORTS.

fNhb LUhAf CANEhNs AIiE orkN lHE YFAR
- round add visitors always nnd good ousrter
al ne hotsl Laurence Mates e. yer day.
nl~-lln Jus. IAAhlN ~ y. Proprletnr.
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AUCTION SALES.
iITURk DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuop,.r.
fhgsTEKs SALE " InPneyIp PROPERTY on
ImLaN AND Q sTkEkis SOUTHEAST.

noAAs DV"LINo. Aucuoneer.
ThgsTEhs SALE Oh IMPROVED PROPERTY on
rnk .wtsA slDk of SIKH sikkkI bk-
uumE1Ns AND sTkkkIs SoUlhEAsT.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated octot,er 4 An
lss@. sae duly reoorded IN Liner lOl6 iolio LED 81
seq o. the Ad records Of the Distrsct u Iolun hA
esiHna hsNihs oeen hale the pay n,spt OF lrinoip
snd nteres and A. the REQUEST u the srty noldinG
tAe hotes safed there xia sel Al ppoic .pc-
ton. In frv.t OF the lruIi>es 10 tAs No., ls6sr
On fhiDAi, Ihk IMkSTf-skIoNp DAl OF No
nEnbEh Ap 1881. ~ fOpR U.CLONA p M a.
tAt certain bsece OF Parcel u land and premrp.
uste IA the city OF Washings 4 oesns rat - os
nolnosrea sixteen tlol, square mum bSr,d ht hmm
oreo aud forty six S-o described NOR, lftacui.rly
- toAoNs: besnlns ior the ss ,o,pt one ax
aed and orty-one ID iees fronl the northe~s cor.
ner OF sAlo square tence ruisanS sontA .lop. ths
line OF sixth othl street fourteen lls iest l6sncs
sest ninety.tvo Ss2l feet one inSh, thence n.rth
fourteen ieet. thence ninetytwo ,.s1 i~et
Que lnen . Tue ce Of osginnns. tosether With ne
Ie.us oi sale onehalf cssh; balance IN ,hr,s eous,
payments ~ ak CO.., twelve i2J and slslteen al N
months, With interest ~ The rate OF q Ger eens
semi.nnosly and secured b. deed u trust upon ths
property soad,o all cssh, ct Option srns
sale 6EOkN 4 a. kMNNssI - ~>'e "
nll-eots hAHLoN ASHFORD, \ irostssA
1.-THE ABOVE sALL Is POSTPONED IN CON.
SkSukNCk OF HI RAIN UNTIL sAIIkpAY
NUnkMbEh THlhIf, 1874 al HALF fhsf
lHhEE O'CLOCK INSTEAD OF FOUp, As ARSJN
STATED. bi OhDtk OF NE ThCsIEks.
n2a-dts THOMAS pOwLlA6. Aactiouser.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FITCH. FOX BROWN - n,ov.e
SALE OF FINE STABLE IN SQUARE 163,
BOUNDED BY K, L AND 18TH STREETS AND
.CONNECT1CUT AVENUE.
On AIUkDAY, The THIRTIETH DAY OF No
VENEER, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ.
we WI, sell on the premises sub lot 81, IN square 1853
bounded by K L and 18th streets and Connecticut
avenue improved by fns Brick stable and Carriage
House, 25x39.S
Terms made known at time Of sale and q deposit Of
9IUO required from purchaser II terms Of sale are
not complsd with In days from date Of sse the
property will be resold the risk and Of The de-
fauitine purchaser
n20-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOT ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
will offer at public auction on FRIDAY, NovEM-
bER IWENIY-NlNTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR p.
M ID 'front.' OF the premises, Lot Is in block 20 stu
ate in Columbia Heights, fronting Whitney avenue
hesr 18th street I his sale pereInptory.
Terms ut time of sale.
NEST GEO. W STICKNEY Auctioueer
HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
SEVERAL TONS OF WASTE PAPER FROM THE
HOUSE OF REPRE- SEATATIvES
AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY
NNTH, 1859. at 1EN O'CLOCK, at my auction
rooms shall sell several tons OF Waste Book Paper
Terms cash.
n26-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IA kexI Estate Apent 9th
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AUCTION SALES.
rONOR ROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aactionesr.

1Il0 i sTREkT NORIHwkST, Al ACCftON.
On MyNDAl, NOVEMBER IMkNTy-FITTH $50.
premises, viii sell the % feet front Of lot "a
" square l21, by depth Of about So fees alley
~ feet vide. improved by hreestory brick dwell
ING. With modern Improvement, being No. l7lo
street northwest THIS 10 Of the most desirable
sho valuable locations Tor private Residence III the
eityis Just north Of nth street. fronting Farrsgui
square, and Convenient 20 street cara
srms: one third cash. bzl.nce in one and two yearx
WITH interest. AID secured by deed OF trust the
pIopeLN or all caeh- Couveykncing and rccorNing 81
cost OF purchaser deposit 500 required n time
OF sale THOMAS BOWLING.
ni4-d6ds Aucticneer.
ThE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on AC-
count o. the weather until WEDNESDAY, NOvEM-
Bkk TWkNTY-sEvkNTH, 1889. At FOUR O'CLOCK
n26 Anct,oneer
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Decision Against the Salvationists,

The appellate court at Springfield. ILL.,, has
rendered decision in favor of the city of
Bloomington in its case against Mrs. Washburne
of the Salvation Army. The decision estab-
fishes the right Of cities and towns to protect
themselves against the Objectionable practices
OF the Salvationists. The army made prac-
tlce OF parading the business streets nightly,
blowing horns and pounding on an immense
bass drum. Mayor Macon ordered that the
drum beating cease, and when Mrs Washburne
appeared on the streets and violated the man
date she was arrested and fined. The case was
taken to the circuit court, where the decision
was affirmed. IL then went to the appellate
court and has again been affirmed
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iscky asyS Ssli md b conssnssi Tor ne ssis:ss}
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HOTELS.

n. I kLhNON hOlEL
AVA ss5 and 40 fennsylyanix ava
hVSm, SOC u 81. 81 Der day; Ter wees A 80 % nj
board aud Room. s5 80 40 per week oc2n- I'm
!" Ack HARRIS" 4o5 nth ST. NV.
Speciality breakfast, soc. Iannsr Mo
Lunches always ready.
oysters ALd General Restaurant, fsDs VIM. "a.
uors and Cigars. JOHN h. HAhRIa Frop - y 22Sn
oIEL MkbsTLk. 5l3 lsIH 81, Nv MAI
- quarters tor sightseers rates so aud :. Ger
eeA 80 70 ulO. runs stages pOnIs Of interest for
ArilAston 80 pm J. A. DKMIII, Prop &C vs. 40
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11

Cleveland, Eve yesrs ago. Mrs. No
han was raised in Virginia City, New,
her maiden name being Louise Friok.
She vas one OF the bellies Of the Sll.
YER State.
Dr.. H. D. Jones, the surgeon den
tist, has removed to DR.. Burkhart's
old Office, whore be is prepared to do
al sorts Of dental work at reasonable
rates. je10t6
To decline = sure remedy when
sick, is TO court suffering and invite
death. Take SAMARITAN NERvINE.
A. Druggiss's.
Reject al the frey tonics and ap-
pstixers, and cling to SAxARlTAN
NERvrNE. 41.EO.
Cured me Of epilepsy. Have gain
cd 81 pounds, and have not had 81
for 4 years.
WALrER GRAHAM, Tyndall, Oak.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11

A ladustry that Would Pay Handsome.
! II In the Pacific Northwest.

walls walla statesman.l
The Spokane Review publishes an
article from Nebraska paper against
FAX ever being an industry in the
United States and uses tho old, old
argument that it will not pay. We
look upon the Review as equally
oulpable with the Nebraska affair, as
it ought to know that new process
has been invented which does away
with all the old hand processes upon
which the non.paying argument is
based. Its q dry process, which
separates the fibre from the stalk
without the use OF water, and tho re-
suit is . far superior article. 1t has
been tested and proved y great sue
cess. The Statesman's advioes from
Belfast and Dundee are that the fax
we raise here is superior to tina,
raised in the finest French districts,
worth double the price of the bes,
Russian, and that there is q narke,
for hundred square miles Of it Al
! $500 per ton. Everything else be-
ing equal there is no reason why
some part of Washington cannot be
come q fax center by the introduction
of this new machinery. The 6br'
can be shipped At q big profit, and i
may be that some Of us may live Il
see the manufacture of linen goods
When people get tired Of speculatinI
only in real estate, and things settl
down to a solid basis, we will TAX
the matter up again for there i
> money in it, but like free trade tn
people have to be educated up to il
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
Gone to Cores.

John Mclean, Jerry Ryan and
Frank St. John, three well.known
miners, left Virginia City, New, a
few days ago, for Corea, Asia, to full
fill q contract by the terms OF which
they are to receive - per day and all
expenses to and from San Francisco
while travelling to and from their des'
tinstion. In Corea they are to work
one year for IS per day and board
At the expiration of the year they
can renew the contract, if they wisl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
The Flower Estate to Pay In Full

The Flower Estate to Pay In Full.
Commissioner Smith, of Logan
county, who is assignee of the Flower
estate, in Shoshone, was in town to.
day. He says that he has already
declared dividend OF 40 cents Ou
the dollar, and he expects to soon pay
another that will come 30 near paying
up in full, dollar for dollar, that no
body will get hurt.
This is very creditable showing
indeed, and Mr.. Smith is to be con
graduated on his success in admins
tering the bankrupt estate.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abietine Ointment 10
only put up in large two-ounce tin
DO xes, and is an absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands,
and all skin erupt,ons. VIII posi-
lively cure all kinds of piles. Ask
for the Original Abietine Ointment
Sold by J. A. Rupert at rs cents pei
box-by mail 80 cents.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
FROM WASHINGTON.



Special correspondence Of the TuGxs.l
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 8.
Tho Presidents tardiness in max
ing appointments is undoubtedly the
cause of considerable classification
among the rank aud file Of the party
the men who don's want anything for
themselves, but who insist on seeing
al the important positions filled BY
good Republicans. As samples Of
the men holding important positions
three months after the Inauguration
Of . Republican President let US take
the U. s. Marshal of the District of
Columbia, the Register Of Wills, and
the Collector OF Customs. The in.
cumbents are all Cleveland appoint.
ments, and they each glory in having
left his home in this District aud en-.
listed in the rebel array, and the last
mentioned once publicly offered the
following toast:
Here's 10 the hand that pulled the trigger
That killed the man who freed the niger.
IL it any wonder that the Republi
cans of this District are inclined t
blame the President for allowing suo1
men to remain IN Office day longe
than il absolutely necessary to selec
their successors? These men, min
you, had not the excuse of those me
who followed their States into rebel
lion; they lived here under the shadow
20 to speak, Of the United State
government. and deliberately. {
their own free will, went South
take part in an effort to destroy til
government and now they Ar
thanks to that very Cover nment, an
tho tardiness Of Republican Pres
dent, in receipt OF very comtortabl
incomes, paid by the government the
tried 30 hard to destroy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
LOCAL JOTTIN6S.

I am selling percale and calico
shirts at cost. GEORGE kRiEa.
J.C. Fox sells ladies', misses aud
children's shoes At Eastern prices.
Como and examine the Woodbury.
Frui. jar, and you will use no other.
GEORGE KRIEa.
Thomas Brew, who has been dan.
.eerously i'll of mountain fever. Is get
ting better. and will be around as
usual, 10 few days.
Patents have just been ordered is
sued to the Nsihe Mining Company,
for the Champion and Sawtooth lodss,
situated near Sawtooth.
II you desire the best and cheapest
ice on Wood River, see A. NJ. Fur.
DUN or leave orders At whitman q
Walkers store.
SAN. MILLsAPs.
Nevada wool sells readily IN San
Francisco for Is cents per pound IN
carload lots. This is q better price
than wool brings in the Eastern
markets.
Mrs. Sarah Roach will keep for
s.le. to families and Others, all kinds
of 6os pastry, bread, etc. Her estao-
lishmen. 10 q. Rupert's corner.
About II men are kept at work
q; on the Emery and War Dance, oy
NJ. Buras.. He only owns one-hali
OF the property, but is unwilling &c
have it lay idle.
, Now is good time to order your
Dress Suits for the HALEY Springs
Hotel opening. II you delay, you
, NAV he too late. e. ANDERSON,
The Tailor.
r. G. Dun & Co.'s Review o.
Trade for the week ending June l
rep,rts money at interior points II
ample supply almost everywhere
and the business outlook q ehcou'ss
ing.
Go 70 w. s. Mack's to have you
: house. sign and carriage painting
paper. hanging, cslcimining, etc. done
and carpets taken up and resaid.
J. 8. Childs. superintendent OF tn
Bu,tercup mine. will leave pext Nor
d.y for Salt Lake City, to purchase
boisting.rig and hurry up concef
Eating mill ordered for bis mine som
time ago.
want to close out my entire ssoc
OF summer goods, and am therefor
giving great bargains IN that lime.
ELoF ANDERSON.
The Road Supervisor 10 doing GOO
vork on Bullion street, from ta''
.,ree, to the bridge, When COS
plated and properly packed tn's W
10 as 6ns . piece Of road a. there
in the county
Louise NOLAN is suing Tor = d'vo'
f,om her husband on the groano
failure to provide. The nu:o."a
che "young Paoi6o Coast i s.'.n
xho s,nnpsa Nsy o'1 STATE
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
How Can Parents

Allow their children to cough and
strain and cough and calmly say: "Oh
it is only little cold," and keep CIV
ing them cheap and dangerous med
icines, until they are down with lung
fever or consumption, when they car
be so easily relieved by BEGGS' CHER
RY COUGH SYRUP It has no su-
perior and few equals. J. A. Rupert
Druggist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
Written for the Woop nlvR1 T110s.l
A DREAM.

n URGA0A
dreamed . dream last night,
dream 70 wondrous fair
stood at the judgment Seat,
And behsld my History there.
Ola Time with restless fingers,
Turned o'sr and Ger the leaves:
stood and saGsd - under . spell,
30 charmed dared not breathe.
On the msrgin Of the Arst page,
In letters bold and bright,
Was inscribed Infancy"
All crowned with golden light.
Again saw snetAsr pass.
"0olaen Yotth" there was wrought
Midst living roses pure and white,
1ntsrmixed with many kindly thought
With beaming eyes and throbbing heart.
fain the last page would have seen:
But alasi he closed the book With . start
And in his eyes shons . wicked slsam.
Al. who can tell what the last page contains
Who can solve the nysteryi
There 10 but enc. and 10 Him safely
IL trusted the key to Life's History.
"A FnI1MD.
HALEY, I. T. EF
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Thirty first Day Of the May, 1889,
Term-His Honor II. w. Weir. c. j.,
Presidlug.
Walter Clark vs J W Hodgman e'
al.-Motion for Judgment on plead
ings granted.
Frank Drake ct al VI Gus Bohlke
ct sl.-On trial before the Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
East Fork Acc0mmoda Ii0n.

Thomas Goodwin has just put on
an accommodation line to the East
Fork of Wood River, and will run rs
often as he can get load.
Leave orders at any store in HALEY
or Ketchum, or at his camp on Eas,
Fork.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11

BY dispelling the symptoms so often
mistaken for consumption. Santa
Able has brought gladness to many
. household. By its prompt use for
bre.king up the cold that too often
develops into that fatal disease, thou.
sands can be saved from an uDtimely
grave. You make no mistake by
keeping = bottle Of this pleasant
remedy in your house. Californis
Cat R. Cure is equally effective il
Graduating all cases of nasal catarrh
Both of these wonderful Californi,
re medies are sold and warranted By
J. A. Rupert. 81 per package;
for 81 so.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
Homestead Proof.
LAND OrT1ox At HAuHY, IpA1o, /
June 10, 1859.

June 10. 1859.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following. named
settler has hled notice OF his intention to make
hnal proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made bsfore the Register and Re-
csivcr ct HALEY, Idaho, on July 18th. 1889, viz:
Frank Boyle, for the n 4 \ Section So. Town.
ship north, Range "a east. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
restdence upon and cultivation Of. said lend. viz
Alfred P. Lamb Of HALEY. Idaho; Psul Thomas, o.
Era, idaho; Esau Weaver. OF Martin, Idaho, and
Tsxas Angel. Of HALEY. Idaho.
4. o. BILLINGS. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership,

The co-partnership heretofore exciting In the
saloon business in this city. between the under
signed. under the hrm name and style Of BOYD b
BOGGS. IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Mr. Boggs will collect all accounts due the Arm.
ARMSTRONG BOYD.
IA. DO008.
HALEY, I. T., June g. 1883.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the HALEY lldAhol
poetoface for the week ending June 8. 1850
Persons calling any Of these Letters will PLEASE
Say 'Advsrtsed."
Freeman, HIM ettnson. Danl
Lowell, Mrs Fanny Williams. d.
Loucks, Mr. L White, John
Nichols, George
any HAMMER Postmnator.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11

Somethiag Every Housewife Should
Nave.
VIM. Harmon is in town selling a
new patent mop which is by long
odds the best thing ever seen in that
line. Every housewife should have
one. Price $1.5O-and oheapas dirt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11

nnuyn sBA WONDERS exist in Thousands OF
HInxlN III FORMS but are surpassed by the mar
luMUNT veia Of invention. Those who are IN
UHIA need Of profitable work that can bs
done while Mviug at home should at once send
their sddress to HALfETr CO.. Portland. Ne.
md receive free full information how either sex
Of eli ages, can esrn from IS to $25 per cay aud
upwards wherever they live. Yen are started fire.
capital not required. Some have made over ~
single day 1t this work. AL suceAai.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-11

First class job work done cheaply
and expeditiously, at this Office.