davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

The big slide that occurred above
Livniie u few days ~ has been pro-
ductive of some good tn thi. locality.
Twelve teams have been employed
there since the slide, with about
twenty days more work In sight. The
earth Is heing moved from the track
into the river, extending the bank at
that point.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
Notice To T%axpayers.

hereby give notice that on and
after Aug. 18th, I will commence IA
assess on information and belief the
property of those property holders
who have not turned in lists of their
properties; and pursuant to law, ]
will add twenty per cent of the valua-
ton thereof to the said assessment.
r. J. THOMPSON.
= Assessor Of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
Registry Agon, Dis. So /. custer Count,
pROPos ,Ls FOR UAyALKI HORSES

Ofice Chief Q~Iar;ermHster, Department o
Dakota, saint Paul, Mimi, JULY q, 1883
SEALED Proposals. in UTiplica'e. subject u
the usual conditions, will he received at this ofiiet
nnul IL o'clock noon, Saturday, september y
iSoa, at which time and place hey will be Opened
IN the presence OF bidders for furnishing this De
partment with ninety-thfee Cavalry Horses Bid'
Tor a less number will he entertained. Blank
forms OF proposals and hill instructions 20 bidders
may be had on application 10 this Office. The
Government reserves the right 90 reject any or al
bids. A. J. ROCKWELL, Quaruermaster, Us,
A., Chief QuanerIrA.Irr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Capt. f. II. Hathaway, A. Q. NJ,
has been assigned to duty as assistant
10 the chief quartermaster OF the de-
partment of the Missouri and In
charge Of the construction Of the new
buildings to be erected at Fort Leaven.
worth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Prof. Bach has just received a guam
tity of imported family wine, which
sells at sl.50 per gallon. This is a
splendid summer cordial, and Its pur-
ity is guaranteed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Truthful James says he-don't care a
continental whether there Is an cleo
ton of county officers OF not. He has
counted noses on his various assessing
trips and believes the people love him
too well TO cast him out.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
syIup Of Figs,

Produced from the laxative and nutri.
tIous juice OF California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues Of plants
known to be most beneficial TO the
human system, acts gently, on the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

from August 18th TO september 5th, aud be.
tween the hours Of ten u. IA. Hud ten y, IN. from
September 9th 10 aud including september
18th, A, 10, 1889,
And you are hereby further notified, that
the lime for the regisiration " the names OF tn"
qualified electors IN Registry district No, ! TEN.
bTaeing the alb We nIued election pr5 oInctl prior
10 The genera election 10 be held on the lrst day
Of October 1881, Ia the County OF Custer, Montana,
viii expire al ten O'Clock, y. IN, on the 10th
day of september, 4. -. 1889,
JAS. CLIFFORD,
Ragigtrv lg,p, M, n, 4 r,s,., p,uYtr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

kIdneys, liver aud bowels, efiectually
cleansing the system, dispelling colds
and headaches, and curing habItual
constipation,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
Male Help Wanted.

sAtEsNES-Nr wish q lev uen 10 sell our goods
by sa'uple 10 the gl l-sSlc AMI retail ira, u, Larg.
est naHlir r IN our line. Eaclose 1.ce1t stamp.
Wages ~ per day, prrnsq-nt pJsiti N. No pos.
tai answered. Nuney advanced TOO ysg5s, nd
IINNAII InIn-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Owners Of COWS and horses are here
by rotified that they must be kept off
the streets aud alleys or they will be
put i'm the pound. ID. n. GAYLORD,
Chief of Police.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Ed Arnold has now In stock a full
line of fall suitings Of the latest and
most approved styles. Call early and
make your selection.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

The Helena Journal informs US that
J. Bosiviski, merchant and capitalist
of Miles City, IL at the Cosmopolitan.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Distress after eating, heartburn, SICK
headache and indigestion are cured
by Hoods Sarraparilla. 1t also creates
a good appetite.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Twelve dozen Ladies' Ludlow Kid
Shoes for $3.50 per pair. Just In, Our
Idea. C. b. TOWERS & Co. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
We Don't Wear Than.

An Indiana paper says that a girl in
that nsighborhood Rugged her beau
until his celuloid collar got hot and ex.
ploded.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Al War1 rays he is going to give hi'
patrons another elegant lunch Ssspr
dav night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Go to Fred Schmalsle's for a clean
bed. Corner Of Park and Bridge
street.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
LOCAL 1T MS.

w. q. Comstock IL in from the 969
ranch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Geo. Rhode, accompanied by a party
OF five men, went to the scene of the
forest fire In the vicinity Of Log creek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Phi. Best's celebrated lager beer al
Billiards.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

E. Ramsey and Fred Williams are
In town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

Johnny Est's found a fresh water
clam in the slough yesterday, the first
we believe ever found In our waters.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

1I0mnn from the diary of tour
WrTH\ lists, commercial travel
uUluU ers, business men and
others hss revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has the
UNQUALIFIED end rsement Of all,
That the Wisconsin Central has to-day
the most popular line between MID
neapolis, St. Paul and Milwaukee
aud Chicago;
That IN. Wisconsin Central Is daily
adding To- its admirers rs the recog-
nized Pullman line between Minne-
apolis, st. Paul aud Milwaukee and
Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points in Wis
consin. and that IL has more import
ant business centers on It's through
line than any other railway in the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central hiss made
an enviable reputation with lis peer
less Dining Car Service;
That the Wisconsin Central runs fast
trains on which nil classes 81 rasseD-
gers are carried with commndious
and distinct accommodation for all;
| That the Wisconsin Central has repre-
s~entativ.s distributed throughout
the country, who will cheeifUlly
give any information that may he
desired and that its terminal Agents
are specially IL structed 10 look after
the comfort Of passengers who may
he routed via its line.
For detailed information, apply to
your nearest Ticket Agent or to repre-
santatiyes II the road.
WIN. S, MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
Genera Manager. Asst Gen fAssr.S TkAgt.
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst. GenL PAssr. & Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS
T n. ANS0N, Northwestern PASSENGER Agt,
I Nieollet House Block MiSSEAPoLis, nsr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15

ras~Send fer vi Lithograph en-
| craving of new styles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-15
Teams Hired.

Assessor Of Custer County
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-08-13

D. Barry Il u Lss4-A s1rs7g iss1i III u
To Du BARR Company an franelseo :
~Tbs la5ies here Denver, Colo1 who have
USED your toilet prePara'ioas arg IN c
s-seies oser ihe Hne results produced
Thy have discover thai yauF Cream
and Balm are tie very bezf safeguards
against she ps1aa8ea,y q Nriakse=, oF
in fast any l4clal blelnisaes thai 4Fise
from hs1sa waDds. climatic changes, or
gnr constitutional disorders Fer lie
rirors Il n0gn;ain esim1fe your Da
Barry preparations are uasufP@s,ea a.
preservers Il the complexion ] have No
daub. wha,eva tA4i they VIII, EAea -
;emaiicAl'r iaiTodeced AeFe. have very
large sale. and ultimately Dire TIE Rees-
mier and all other snleTlor complexion
prepa-siio from tie IN 1ket. a nsiu-
ral result Of the Superiority q yssuf Ers'is
KATHERINE DEVIzE-
Dsnver. Nav Is, ISs2.
Du Barr preparations soil by lead
Ing druggists. and BY d. BAggY c N
pans. I25 U'Farr-ll street. S.n F9Aneisce.
to EEAoTn ortlegs. or request, fnf ei-eu-
lars. saoull b. addressed agents
wsaffd
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t,em- rrsss psaersss rs.at-

&c Fox eises rs the following
miainr and oshsr aers items:
TIE sayLsr=s and CLAYTON smell
ier=, IN Custer county. are still run
ming
i contract has been let for l20. 0oJ
feet Of Timber for = new mill al Gus
Ter, to De put Up By s. Louis eom-
pans To work ore from the Fourth Ct
July mine. aud also 10 Do custom
Rosk- Il to Re a 20-stsrnp.
TIE mines Of Custer county have
never locked 50 well as :. present
II Ge-mAnI4 Basin near Sawto1th,
twelve u.en are az SOCK on grouP
Of mines on which MEX Milliek has q
lease. Good ore has been struck.
The Silver King mine, al Sa~-
tooth, LEASED By Hyudm4n, has turn
ed o., several hundred tons OF high
grade ore recently, WHICH has been
shipped East The lease viii soon
expire, when the owue-s viii take
bold ard continue the work. Sever
81 good prospects have been disoov-
erred ia Sa~iooth dis,fle, this year
Mr.. Fox came throsgh Atlanta and
Rooky Bar. TIE Tsbo.n2 mill. al
the former place, i crushing good
ore from the Tahoma rnine, which is
a valuable property and Is working a
large FORGE. The Buffalo mill will
START soon. and viii crush second
class ore left in the Buffalo mine.
There are now three hundred tons Of
this class 81 the mill. There are thou
s4nds Of tons Of this grade Of ore
10 SIGHT in that once famous mine.
and thousands Of tons q same grade
in either mines there. and if the crash
ing in the Buffalo mill proves that
/ the ore can nov be worked at a prof.
It, Atlantis sill be a busting camp.
One hundred and City men are at
woTk in Rocky Bar, but that camp.
since The Aituras compsng's big fits
stamp nl.ll shut down, is rot so lively
as it has been. Dead work king
The shaft to greater depth, etc, at the
Ada Elfaofe mine, is being pushed
ahead, and when this work Is CON
ple'ed the miil will resume operation.
on ore fToEs that nine.
/ Mr. Fox says there were no fores-
6res anywhere ia the country b.
came tirough-from Chaliis via Saw
tooth, and over the Rocky Bar trai
to this place.
The Assessor and Tax Collector o
/ Elmore county informed Mr.. Fox tina
he had finished assessing, aud I'll,
valuation q property Is Sl,300,000.
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rLscgasfLla No1Es.


AuGrsT II. 1889.
Last Friday afternoon, at h4lf-r.Ast
ihree o'eioek. the general tranquility
a ibis ts~n was disturbed bv tele-
phone eall from cSasTizburz for help
20 centred Ere TIA; had assumed
dangerous proportions il School
House gulsh, above the town of
Qeartziarg. TIE men from the side
xaiks, saloons, stores aad stable lia-
orally responded and made brave
boxing band Of FIRE fighters They
bad not been gone bot few minutes
when the FIRE alarm WAS given at this
place, aud ihey were called back to
do some FIRE fighting ia their owa
town, at the house Of Mr.. McDsvitt.
This FIRE originated in the kitchen
and had already spread along the
walls and was pouring out volumes
ot smoke. Il was, however, soon ex-
tingoished by the timely, earnest and
active labor Of the people and the
fire brigade before mentioned, with
comparatively little damage done.
We have had FIRE every where and ev-
erybc,dy has been hot. But now, be-
lieving the FIRE in the woods is under
safe control, aud not hearing Of ans
fires 10 town, the FIRE brigade ha.
cooled off. bat ever ready to do bat
tie with every sight, sound or smell
Of fire that has danger in it.
We learn that they are progress
ing well with the new road from Je
rusalem to the Basin, which was de
scribed in former issue of tn,
WoRLR.
The Honorable Delegates of tb,
Constitutional Convention, Mver anc
Campbell, are at home, and appea
pleased that they are, and occasion
ally express satisfaction with III,
work they assisted IN doing.
Tou
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-08-13

GATELY's Universal educator and
Business Guide is solid, carefully
prepared and thoroughly useful book.
1t gives in clear and brief form
everything which a person would or
dinarly care to know and for which
they would generally consult an en-
cyelopedia, a form book, or some
technical work on special science. 1t
is book Of reference, a dictionary.
text book and a business guide all
in one and its 1900 pages afe pro-
fusely illustrated with coloTed maps
and good engravings. Il consists Of
three volumes bound IN one. Vol.
] contains an account q the plants
and animals OF the earth, its sur
roundings, its formation, ana lis pr;u-
cipal minerals aud metals; history
of its peoples aud a popular treatise
z Ne'ftt 4ANs ' W. 4 l. iHt4GfAFS 4 IT EAAl~ (
on the science of numbers; iustruc-
tion in ali kinds Of drawing: an ar,i-
Gle upon agricultural chemistry and
the plainest and most practical trea-
tiSe Of physics and mechanics ever
issued; and an article on family
medicine, covering more ground than
any other single book. Vol. III re-
lates principally to business. social
and domestic subjects; complete in
strucIions are given in penmauship,
( photography, bookkeeping, dress
making and millinery, and the
Household department with its prac-
teal cook book aud numerous recipes
Is sure 20 interest every housewife.
itis sold only upon the subscrip-
ton plan by The J Dewing Company.
SIS Market street. san Francesca,
Cal, who offer liberal terms to agents
aud are rJw receiving applications
tor territory. Aur2- I'm.
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that they back and kick with So
cess, defeat Sf4teaaod. and patiently
val. Until their party gets II he ma
1sr7sF. thea vii bet iAe members q
tie ether political party perform lae
sane feat with the szase lgOr and
de1tessfys They ni-i. unless all The
members Of the party noE n the lead
are men above The performance Of
sucb .eess TOW p-4ctiesd By 5 PoE-
ssen q HE parry nov Supposed % b
IN tie minority. Il i oar opinion
TIA. II ihs party ao~ n tie majority
was 10 the minority, there Woaid be
kicking By aboat the sane proper
rion that now kicks. Bet those Wao
are opposed 70 Statehood 90 political
Eroasas Of TIE Kind referred -, are
80 Insignificant portion Of the
party thar their oPPosision VIII not
couns fos mach. The taxation cues
:ioa IS the che that has threatened,
stsoagef thar any oil.eI, 10 defeat
the a5.sPs5o5 Of the Consaiiafsoa, bat
X ben the people SEE this 10 is prop
sr light, they wil' fall 10 ranks with
she advocates If siasehcysi. and Ida
hos s-zr viil iasa aae constellation #
giorsoas States On the flag Of tie free,
and thar time naf fAr - tie future.
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Notice TO Creditors.

Estate OF J p Lafsea, deceased Bo,ice
: merely given by The undersigned al
hIh's razor 81 tae estate { }. p -
deceas' d T. the creditors u, aud ali ~
sons having Gains against The sgid =.
ce'i>ed' - exhibit them with tie neces.sr,.
vouchers Wiihiu TEN montas after h.. az.
~. ga ION ot Tins aVtice, So the ,a,d ii
= raior' nj ms Office Al Idalo Civ s.
Vac county Of Boise- idaho Terri m -
;. G. SIL>BY.
admins at''r Of the Estate Il J p Lar
o-'ea q AdsAo Cisy. june !, lSS-S.
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The proceeds from the sales Of
these lands will provide al necessary
buildings for the respective purposes
mentioned, aud eventually furnish a
sufficient inoome Tor their maintain.
anee.
uotl Statehood IS secured ali
these public lands are unavailable
for The purpose q relieving taxation
and furnishing homes for settlers.
These facts should pretty thorough.
~ relieve the minds OF those who
have been troabled vi,h the night
mare Of increased taxation.
The other groand o; opposition Is
colossal in its proportions, grand and
noble in loyalty 10 party, and will be
fraught with immense immensely =
in lis results. Idaho IS liable to 90
one way politically in her frs, State
election, and this would be = terrific
blow that could bo, lover the spir,s
of the defeated party FOR Office, and
they don't propose 10 be thus humih-
ated. @Not much, if they know
and they think they do. =
It's 8 poor rule that won't work both
says- Now suppcse-ihis is only a
,upposition for the sake of argunen.
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PINE GEovr.-H w. Barry. the
well known Denver mining man, IS
10 'be city. He has Just returned
from trip 70 Pine Grove and Lime
creek. He SAYS the Franklin mine is
STOUT TO euter upon period Of gen
erAl yigor. David Ethel is putting
ap io-ssamp mill, which is expect
ed 70 commence dropping soon. The
Pine Grove company have struck
rich Yrin, which for unknown reasons
IS beng Kept secret. They viii com-
nlence active operations in few
days and more viii be known as to
their development. At the kentuck
ualne, ga Lime creek. work Is going
rapidly on. \ new Davis within has
been put ia place. Shaft house has
been built, and mess aud boarding
buses are gong up, They viii also
pat uF = 2o-s,amp mill and an assay
othes- He SAYS that many more pros
pests are being opened up that look
sell FOR the future Of the district
Boise City Statesman.
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Notice Of xo,jeih|

To the heirs or assigns / u
Avoy: You are hereby ~!
have expended one husd,.s
lars in labor and improvsua
Tineher lode, or quartz cl4ia 1
Quarizburg mining dsrie \
ty, Idaho, in order to hols "A
der the provisions of sec,m /
yised Statutes of the Cnitsi N
year ending Dec. 81, 1850. n
portion OF said expen5itar \!
McAvoy is s'3 -33is, Lawful a
United States, and if viii. /
days after the legal publlessi
notice you fail or refuse 10 ets|
proportion Of said expenditus'
legal Cos. Of this publica;ios, |,
esl viii become the properg d
sigaed, under said section I'll
JoHs d
VIZ. In
July 70. god.
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DEMOCRAT: Ii has been ruled by
the Attorney General Of the L. :.
and the Secretary Of the Interior, aud
generally accepted by the bar and
people Of the southeastern part Of the
Territory, that the Indian title to the
Pocatello townsite still existed and
would only be extinguished upon the
surveys being completed and receiv.
cd, thus delaying tho settlement OF
the town and opportunities to com
meuce business until 1880. Jas. II.
Hawley argued the matter before
Judge Berry on writ Of ha5eas cor
pas IN the case of L. ). vs.. Geo. A.
llanuaford, assistant L. 5. Attorney
appearing 10 opposition. To a very
clear and able opinion Judge Berry
sustained every point made by Mr..
Havley, and declared that upon the
passage Of the bill by Congress the
Indian title to the lands would be ex,
uuguished and cease to be a part Of
the reservation, and that no penalty
was incurred by any person engaging
in business thereon.
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1xDz.

Bids viii be received al an adjourned
meeting q the Board nf County { omnlis-
sioners, To be held August 26, 1859, far r.
pairing Court Il Use and build ng v
jury rooin. Bids wili also be received for
repairing bridge across the south Fork q
Pay etc IN Garden valley also for filling
hole IN Main sir st, opposite Tie residence
Of \. Z MoFreiL
Parties receiving any Of all Of The above
CONTRACTS All be required % give boad
in double the amount O. The bid.
Plans d specifications may be seen al
the Auditors office.
Nm. WARNER
Clesk Bears Co CONS
Iaali0 Ciiy. JUS 80, So
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r
this toEn. TIE groaadEork Ct the
opposition is solid. and The opponents
s4and firmly, with the courage a their
convictions. Two structural reasons
are gwen whv Idaho shousd not be-
come q State S0sse stand On oue.
some or the ssier. whila fes giants,
ike The C,oaaeszs Of Rhodes, sp-s3sle
their LEGS ami p,s1i their feet hTnig
on both structures, wi5h n emphatic
defiance thai calls fa-th adH5ratSon,
If nolking spare. Owe groond ~ the
prpoae1ss q Statehood ) tho old IA
snisiar song Wiabou: Enoo2lations-
a increased Ia alton The waago-7zy
OF fsas@ who s.sna on this ground
psy os az acreage yearly property
tax d abovs 6xs hits With State
bsod tAey fsas sber sill have 10 pay
atsoms Gre Bits ard : ors eent postage
st4z2, ws5ta. hsweyzr, u very Dab
fzl Tssey ~ poa grasp The iEaaseuse
beasts Haa advantages task ssh
eosne @i.a @ssssssooa u oTss: ann-
d-h5 ilaes, fne increase, ersn i there
wsas8 re tbs lnrre2e the opponents
sgsre "a, .hica. hl~evsf, sbere will
moi be. bas q decrease A committee
.g,panied BY the Convention. 20
give facts and hgares. h2s completed
Iss woTs. The annaal expense Of
every department a the Stale gov-
ornmsnt is gwen, wbich fooss up
sl8s,i2s, total annual cost o. pres.
ent Territorial government, ts4, 555;
Increase u cost Of Stale government,
$500. By changing the system d
cgunly government nos 10 vogue %
that proposed by the Constitution by
shich officers are to be paid fees iu-
stead of salaries, there will be saved
annusliy 10 the counties q the State
si19.050 By sHb,raeting $50, 100
from si09,050 wc have S55, goo, the
total net saving annually to the tax
payers by adopting the State and
County government proposed by the
Consultation. This is not all Our
school lands lie unoecupied aud re
Turning no revenue, ard are not open
70 purchase. These lands that will
belong 10 the new State Of Idaho will
consist Of Sections l6 sud 36 Of every
township. and 100000 acres granted
under Section 23is Of the Rexised
Stasutes Of the United States, all Of
which, in round numbers, will amount
TO over 100000 acres. and at SIC
per acre are valued al S33, 100000.
OF these the Constitution provides
that 10 more than Is sections, or 49,.
600 acres, shall be sold annually. II
ten years there void be sold 10000
acres. Estimated at the minimum
price u $40 per acre, the total sun
realized by the sale OF this land in ter
years will be 100000. This sur
should certainly yield six Co per cen
net, which would give an annual in
come 81 $4,000. Besides this reve
nue. the lands thas sold are immedi
Stely subject 10 taxation, and the rev
enue obtained from these lands in To,
way Of taxes will decrease the gener
al annual levies.
As the school tax constitutes .
large part Of the expense Of govern
men,, and as the revenue derive,
from school lands will enable tn,
Legislature in short time TO reduc,
the school levies to almost nothing
it is easy TO see that your taxes vii
be greatly reduced, IN this respect, b,
Stats government,
With Statehood there will be avail
able other public lands as follows:
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All the money needed TO bu1d the
Congo railroad, in Africa, has been
subscribed. The amount raised IS
100000 The subscribers include
some Of the leading banking houses
and capitalists in Belgium, France,
Germany, England and tie United
States.
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JoHS HAylgp, Of Long valley, was
IA town yesterday. John SAYS fires
are still raging our there. ami are a.
% blazing in dangerous proximity TO
Garden valley.
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w kERNEK was drowned IN
Snake river last week twelve miles
above " Walters ferry. His age was
nineteen wears.
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Gotce Of Forfeiture.

tn DAVID CrAxcEr; You are hereby
notified that have expended one hun
drea .Sl9D liars IL l-blr AMI in
pr9rcls ms upon tie Humlald, qazr;z
mile, Formerly k-owa Is Tie Monitor,
si,ua'e3 il Archie gulch, Banner dis
Jriet, Boise county, Idaho, in order to
halj said claim under the provisions Of
section 1924, Revised Statutes Of the
United States for The year ending Dec.
81, lSSs. That The proportion Of said
ezpeadi ur done b. you is haiy $50
dollars, lawful money Of lae United
sla,es. and if within ninety 90 days
after she legal publication Of dis notice
You fail or refuse Ia contribute your
proportion # sill expenditure, aud with
legal ca.' Ct tits publication. your in.
forest viii become tie property Of the
undersigned, under said sacri \ 1924
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