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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

In the rotation of pastoral work in the
two parishes, the Thanksgiving service in
this place will he on Wednesday evening.
when the weekly meeting will he turned
into a praise service in the audience room
Of the church. Singing will he special
feature of the service
In spite of the rain. about 81 were pres
ent at Rev, j, II, Rabbits lecture Tuesday
evening
Mrs, Sarah flalleck and Mrs. Eudocia
Case of Michigan are visiting their sister,
Mrs Cushing
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

This community loses one Of its most val.
ued members in the death of Mrs Geo R
Bennett While her death was not wholly
unexpected, the news that she was gone
came like a shock 10 those who had seen
her only few days before taking her ac-
customed ride For two years she hal
struggled bravely for life, fighting, as it
were, death with one hand aud clinging u
life with the other. Her trials were borne
with Christian patience aud fortitude and
accomplishing silence The bereaved hus
band has the sympathy of those around
him
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

governor. the secretary Of state, auditor,
treasurer, attorney general, superintend
ent Of schools, and the whole board Of pub
lie works are Republicans. There is not
an elected Democratic in the state house,
aud will not he during 1890, except Gov.
Campbell We lost the legislature 10y try
ing to save Foraker, and this is the worst
feature of the whole result, for it exposes
the state to redistricting scheme peculiar
to the Democrats. In Iowa the maiorites
for all the Republican candidates for state
officers, except the governor, will reach
/ about 10 OOO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

Walter r. White, who owns the Billings
homestead, is making extensive repairs on
the house and farm buildings in District
No no.
j A Alexander had one Of his pair Of
draft horses die Tuesday night with collie.
The bridge near the blacksmith shop in
District No ) is completed.
Miss l. NJ Adams is at work in Housh's
printing office.
Miss Carrie Cobb closed the fall term in
District No II the 18th inst aud will be
gin the winter session Dec .
Edwin Weatherhead has had several
sheep killed 10y dogs
Gilbert Morse, who lives in District No
,, is building All ell to his house, which will
add much to its convenience.
Only one week remains for taxpayers to
deposit their taxes in the clerk 5 office
L. G. Adams makes his last trip Of the
season with his meat cart this week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

Frank b Hyde of Middlebury will preach
in the congregational church next Sunday,
the oath
f. Morris of Wilmington has moved his
family into the Kent house in the village
Mr. May has engaged Mr. Morris u drive
his team this winter
School began Monday with % scholars
Miss Mary Haskell is the teacher
Fitch Bros recently lost horse which
they have owned many years.
The womens aid society will meet on
Wednesday evening of next week with
Mrs. f.. = Corse
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

j. b Muzzy bought Of Lester White nine
If the eleven lambs raised from five sheep
The average weight Of the eleven is ~ lbs
School in District No . closed last week
Scholars neither absent nor tardy were
Clifford and Harry Howe Number OF
scholars nine average daily attendance
: l 20. Eta Ihayer was the teacher
Wright Reynold x Holmes have bought
flooring machine costing $l1O0, which
will Ice used in their new mill, and they in.
tend to make floor boards speciality.
Jerry Young has moved into his hous,
ON Main street
David Eddy's dog showed signs Of run
ming mad last Wednesday and had To b,
killed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22
NOVEMBER D. 1889

have not only been taught 10 cook. but TO
do it in the best, easiest aud most economi-
cal way. 1t is probable that Mrs Lincoln
will return later for another course Of lee
lures
During her stay here Mrs Lincoln has
pleasantly renewed her acquaintance with
former friends and familiar places She
speaks with praise Of the Brooks House,
commenting the table, the comfortable and
well kept rooms and the attention shown T.
guests, and pronouncing it as good as any
she she has stopped at.
As soon as they can be obtained some OF
Mrs, Lincon's cook books will be placed on
sale at the Industrial rooms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

What is known as "the European fleet
the new war vessels Chicago, Atlanta
Boston and Yorktown sailed from New
York on Monday en- route for various
points across the Atlantic They are ex
pccted to drop anchor in Boston harbor today
and villremain few days for public inspec
ton For the first time in many years the
United States government is able to senC
into foreign waters a fleet of war vessel,
which will attract respectful attention ev
erywhere. and which are as good of theil
class as any vessels ahoat. Still better
than this. we have more of the same kline
i'm hnilding.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

The new steam mill will soon be in run
ming order. and the lumber business will be
very brisk Walter Walker L. drawing
logs for Scott Dunklee + Mortified Is
also engaged ia logging
Mr., Guy Of Athol, Mass, a former resi-
dent on the Merriheld farm, died quite re.
Gently. This makes three wives aud moth
ers, formerly near nelghbors here, who
have died this year, and tive wives IN this
small town
The school in district No. /. taught by
Miss Cook, CLOSES next "Wednesday for a
week ) vacation
Rev Mr. Walker Of New York is stop
ping at f. Merrhelds
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

News reaches us that Henry Mlliugton
OF Boston, formerly of this place, is crit
ically ill.,
Several teachers attended the examina
ton at Wilmington
Miss Clara Sawyer has returned from
Brattleboro. Oscar Hicks of South Adams
has been visiting his sister, Mrs c. Baker
-Lottie Brown, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, is slowly improving Whit
man Carpenter has returned from the
West, MAY Nolan is in North Adams
Herbert knowlton has returned from a tiy
ing trip 10 Amherst, Mass
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

The school in this district began last Mon
day with the same teacher as IN the fall
Miss Linda Moore teaches in district No
Q in this town.
Henry Prouty's youngest child has been
quite sick, but at the last report was some
better
May Halliday, daughter of ". c. Halla-
day, is recovering from her severe attack
of pneumonia, and was at table with the
family for the first time ON Wednesday
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

j. A. Alexander lost good horse from
some unknown cause last Tuesday He
went 10 Brattleboro with a load Of wood
and the horse seemed to be all right when he
returned and was put in the stable, but in 10
minutes MIR Alexander found him dead in
his stall The animal was one Of valu
able pair Of team horses.
D. NJ Thompson has moved into the
house npnOslte the store.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

Our pastor, Rev f. F. Mitchell, preach
ed in Attleboro, Mass, Sunday and return
ed Monday.
Geo. Houghton is ON the sick list.
Mrs c. b, Bailey is at West Brattleboro
attending her sick son, Dwight
W, f. Bingham 4 Sons have put new
turbine wheel into their sAw-mill.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22
HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF TT

The people in the vicinity of Canal and Brook
streets take this occasion to inform any Nagabond
whom II may concern that the evening pastime
Of ringing doorbrlls and tapping ON doors and
windows Ia frghten women aud children has
been continued longer than the neighbOrhoud
finds enjoyable and all such evening prov lers are
hereby notified that considerable risk will be- at
tachrd 10 such performances in the future.
SEVERAL kESlDFNTS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22
Jacksonville.
HuN. FARLEY SHARKS BENEVoLENCE AND
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

FJ BIO Shirt.
from sketch 10y our local correspondent
As gifts FOR the public good. Mr. Starr put "a
bell upon the nivrrNist church and one upon
the lArg" school building near hy; he also had a
h-.ll upon the tanu-rN and after the removal Of
the old building that hell was put upon the Meth
udisi church These three h-lls the only ones in
the village sIr-ak and tell the villagers Of his
] former presence and large heart aud IN after
, times and to other people the tongues II th,-se
treble t--lls will unitrdly talk uf his public spirit
and generous impulses The removal Of Mr.
starr AMI his family from this village IL y-ats
ago was matter Of deep and general regret; ii
took the main pillar from business enterprise and
removed u strong and hralthu moral Influence.
| very difficult To replace Z
our correspondent also saws that MIR starr
contribution toward the Methodist church amount
eel to ~ and adds, 1t l. but AN act " Justice
| Ia say that records show that UnlvrrSA lists of
! Jacksonville aud vicinity paid ~ pr cent. or
| slun toward the Methodist church in this vii.
agr. an instance Of UNCONVENTIONAL literally sel
dom sen, and entitled Ia honorable mention aud
] tt-srfA ing uf due credit Odd"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

Senator Morrill, is reported as saying that
he expects to see something done in the way
of tariff revision at the coming session of
Congress, but he does not anticipate that it
will disturb the American doctrine of pro
lection though it may lead to some modi-
dcatious in favor of reciprocal trade ar
rangem-nts between the raw materials of
the South American countries and the man
ufacturers of the United States.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

cur first page is distinctly news page
today BESIDES articles of special interest
elsewhere referred to, that on Mormon
disovalty" will attract attention because
Of the confirmation which it gives of the
worst charges which have ever been made
in regard TO the real attitude of the Nor
mon church toward the United States gov
eminent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

There will be no service at the Baptist
church next Sunday until evening, when
Rev. j. A. Leach will preach at a union
meeting,
The Grafton W. c. 7. L. will hold its
next meeting at the residence of ]. L. But
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

Eighteen other outside insurance com
psnies have followed the .Etna back into
New Hampshire, and are soliciting the
business which they found that hulldozing
vouldut bring to them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

The evidence for the defence is being
given in the Cronin murder trial at Chica
go this week and the main effort of the
lawyers is devoted to an attempt To prove
an alihi for the prisoners.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22
MMITrEE's REPORT oN THE FALL Tln
LELAND q GRAY.
West To,vnshend.

The residence of Mr.. Herbert kidder wa.
filled with guests on Wednesday evening to
witness the marriage of his niece, Mis-
Gertrude Percy, and Mr. Charles Hawkiu,
Of Chester, Rev Mr. Whitney officiating
The parlor was tastefully decorated. the
bridal pair standing beneath floral bell
They were accompanied by Mr. and Mr,
Geo Wood. Master Harlan Goodell aud
Miss Florence Kidder, aged respectively
eight aud four years, acted as ushers lh-
bride wore Il dainty dress Of white tnohair
There was pretty display Of wedding gft,
The funeral Of Mrs Abigail Home, was
held at the residence Of her son, + a
Holmes, Wednesday at II O'Clock Mr.
Holmes had been very feeble for "a long
time, and for some years totally blind
Little Hattie Dompier, eight years old
has had severe sho'k Of paraly,i, a
to nearly lose the use of one side aud th.
vocal organs. She is improving, aud it D..
hoped will entirely recover.
Frank Blood and family have moved lnt,
part Of Westly Howard's house
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22
A Teodng Daily Paper for 5000.

THE NEW YORK PRESS, the newsiest aud
nr,sli,-t of Sew York daily papers, is sent in
connection with The Phoenix for only $500 u
wear ur $3.50 for the two papers the lowest
price. ever tuldr nu first class daily paper
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-11-22

Jne estate OF Jne luJe horace larusUf.r
Westminster West, It is back Mn "
Of 2iO acres, one Of the best dnir, r,,.
in this section, containing lUacrc, of l','
timber. beech and maple. Price slGli
The school in District SO tsu.J...
Miss Sarah Washburne. close, toInl
day Miss Wasburne is engaged O., t..
the winter term in the same district
Townshend.
The examination Of the .tu.Iopt..r,
land x Gray seminary was largely att.,.
ed during the day Friday, and wa. Gu,I
10y the committee and other, 10 be- unu.g.I
" satisfactory. In the evening there. ,,.,.
rhetorical exercises 10y the students. f.lI..
ed bv short addresses 10y some of the t...
tees present.
Dorr II Willard, aged 10. SON of u..
Chas Willard, died very suddenly Sm,I.
night at / O'Clock He had been u,..,''
for some time, but was able To- he about ,I.
house aud village, aud was about the L.....
during the day Sunday aud went to tI..t,
bile with the family for breakfast Oh b.,
quiet disposition, yet ready for an. I,Ir
sport, and ambitious 10 work, hc ,,s. q.
general favorite among his mates and .,
he much missed Rev W. D. Atheero a.,
tended the funeral on Wednesday MtI,.
sudden bereavement Dea Willard and fam,
lily have the sympathy Of their nel,lf....
and friends.
Rev G.. II. Smith delivered the h.t.f
his series Of lectures ON the Rise and pr..,
ress Of Christianity in the World s.,
| Sunday evening to good number of ut.,
ested listeners Those who have failed l.
hear these lectures have missed a rar. ..,
portunlty.
Prof Smyth aud wife will spend their
vacation in Hartford and New York.
5. u. Winslow is in Massachusetts th..
week
The out Of town student, have all s.u-
home, but will mostly return for th~-ala
ter term.
The lumber business is booming at pr4.
ent Waite and Michel, are getting rl' q
large amount Of valuable timber. A nr.a
| dry house Is being erected at G.. II Wu
lard's steam mill for storing beech V..I
for the manufacture Of planes. other pat
ties are cutting many logs preparation, @
the winters work
There will be union praise service lr
| the Congregational church Thank,si,In.
| day, at p. NJ
! COMMITTEES REPORT oN THE FALL TERM 4,
LELAND q GRAY.
The examination of the fall term OF LELAND ,
! Gray seminary took place Friday. No, D. Ih.
! exercises we're very satisfactory and the -,uu..
| iug committee, feel that cIuturudabl, prp-u..
| has been made by ia" students, and that mu.l
credit is due Prof Smythe and hi, r-tiuubIr II, o.,
not only for the efficient manner Iu which f..
! have conducted their school work but ais, %,
their influence over the students in other matter.
! The day closed very pleasantly with an entertain
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-04

Boland, Henry, Bellevue-Lots 4 and s,
block 47, value, 40: tax, cost and PAN
altles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... "
Brown. ]. L. HaiIey-Lot 8, block Sc, end
improvements valae, $50; tax, costs
AMI penalties, 5,23: scheol 2.7s...... 95
Black. II. T. Bellevue-Lots and 8, block
block G2, and improvements, value,
200: tax, costs and penalties and poll
and hospital. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q 90
Durgin, J. D. Broadford-Part lot 6, block
10, and improvements value, 100; tax,
costs and penalties 42S; POLL and
hospital tax, 8 So 0.................... 10
Boioe, E. Howe-Improvementso on land on
Little Lost River, 2 4 miles from post
Office. value, 80; personal property,
$50: total value, $50: tax, costs and
penalties. 7S0; poll and hospital tax,
$50. ........................ 12 80
Brown, ". N. Antelope-Psrsonal property.
value, 120; tax, costs and penalties. 2S
Boyle, James, Lost River-Sw 4 Section
Is, Town 4 north, Range &c east, value
400; personal property. 2125 total
value, 2525 tax, costs and penalties. so 81
Boyle, Matthew. Lost improvements
on NV 4 Section %, Town 8 north,
Range &c east, value, 200; tax, costs
and penalties, SO; poll and hospital
800. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL ~
Bane, 8. NJ Rocky Bar-Personal property,
value, 25l; tax costs and penalties.
$50; poll and hospital 81 .5o.......... 13 80
Brook6eld. A A: Rocky Bar Dwelling
house and lot, value rs; tax costs
and penalties, 81; poll and hospital
Oh. .......... .......-...... 81
Bressler, J. H. Mountain Home-Personal
property, value, 1000; tax, costs and
penalties. 63 SO; school tax, costs and
penalties, no.. .................... 70 60
Barnes, John, Mountain Home-Impreve-
ments on land adjoining Mountain
Home on the east, value, 10A: person
al property, So total. 180; tax costs
and penalties, 6.6S; tax, costa and
penalties. school, %; poll and hos
pitsl $50, observation-disclosures. -. 10 27
Brown Robert Mountsin Home-Inprove-
ments on 4 NE II Section IL, Town
south, Range cast lots l. and 3,
block 3, and Improvements; let's 49,
IA Is and l6, block 8, a~d in prove
Ments total value, 6I5. personal prop
erty, $50; total value, S55; tax costa
aud penalties, 7.94; school tax, 332;
poll Gnd hospital 5.50............... SC &c
Bledsoe. R. J. Hailey-Lot 16, block 81 and
lots Q, 10, II aud l2, block 61. value,
real, ll3: personal property, 175: to-
tai vslue. 1885, tax. costs and penal
ties, i0oo: school tax, ATT; poll and
hospital $50. Observation-Disclosures. 20 8;
Bower, j. P. Crichton-Personal property
value, l4o tax, costs and penalties. 4 90
Basler Gus. 'Shoshoue-W y Section l. Z
"a Section 8, Town south, Range 10
east, value, SO; personal properly, So:
total whine, l35; tax, costs and penal
ties, h.?6; school tax, 1.G9: poll and
hospital bon ..................... IL 81
Bruner, P. NJ HALEY - Lots G, end g.
block 81. and improvements $50: Fer
sonsl property. 200: total value. $50;
tax, costs and penalties, PITT: school
tlx' 1872 poll and ho pitai 5.5o... 4G 3!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-04

Griffin, ID. W.-East half of the southeast
quarter and the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter and the south
east quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section so, town 4 south range
~ east value. 100; personal property,
2t25 total 2725; tax, costs ard penal,
ties, s6.ss: poll and hospital tax, $50.
Garrity. William, Shoshone-Lots and 4.
block 30, value, 20; tux, costs and
penalties, 2.70; school tax, ,l2..
carddet, J. A., Soldier-Improveme on
the southwest quarter of section c6,
town l south, range Il east. value,
100; personal property, lO5; total, 205,
tax, costs and penalties, TAG: school
tax. i.i0; poll and hospital tax, $50.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-04

| Chrissman. William, Shoshone-Lots 4 and
| &, block 20, value 100: tax, costs and
! penalties. 3,6G; school l.sS ......
| Crawford, D. A. Era-Stable at lower end
/ of Main street. value 100; personal
property, so: total value. l50; tax,
costs and penalties, ies,.................
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-04

Furey, James, Bellevue-Lot c. block 81.
value S25; tax, costs and penalties,
l 20; poll and hospital tax, 5.5O...... 6
Flower, It. W.-Lots II and 10, block 81,
and improvements, value 200; tax,
costs and penalties. $50; poll and
hospital tax, $50. Observation-Disclosures. u
French, Mrs. Broadford-Iot G, block o.
and improvements, value 400: per-
sonal property, l0o: total, SEQ; tax,
costs and penalties. ies................ lG
French, Q. A. Hailey-Lot IL, block 80, and
improvements and lots Is, 1G and II,
blotk 80, value, real, $3.50; personal
property, 1850; total, 1000; toX, costs
and penalties, 12T O6; school tax 50 30:
poll and hospital tax, $50. ............ 1872
Franz, Joseph--North half of the south
west quarter and lot 4, section l.
town south, range Is east, and the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter, and lot / section 2, town |
south, range lS east, value 100; per-
sonal property, l2A; total 225; tax
costs and penalties, $40; roll and
Frick. Fred. W.--Improvemenis on land
three miles southeast Of CriGhton,
value 80; tax. costs and pena ties, 2.07.
poll AMI hospital tax, $50. ............
Fletcher, A. J. Corral-Improvemen on
the northwest qua ter of section 80,
town l north, range 10 east value
25o; personal property, 7l2; fatal. 962;
anount due for hospital tax and cost
OF sdYertisi'tH.. ..................
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-04

Dryyr, SEA WONDERS exist in thousands o,
hNNIif IL forms, but are surpassed by the
NTlHla yels of invention. Those who are in
DHHa need of prnhtsbe work that can be
done while living st home should at send
their address to HALLETr 4 CO.. Portland Me.
and receive. free full informsti how either sex
of ali ages, can earn from s. 10 s25 per eayas1
nnwnrds wherever they live. You started FIRE {
.nnitnl not required. Some have made over $50
single lay at this work. AL s1ccee !.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-04

Cummings, W. I.-Improvements cast
half of the northwest quarter and
west half of the northeast quarter of
Section 10 town north, range &c east,
value $50; tax, costs and penalties.... q
Cunningham Brcs. Shoshone = Personal
property, value 3G5; tax, costs and
penalties ........................ 1901
Cooper, improvements on north
half of the northeast quarter and
Improvements on the east half of the
northwest quarter of section 20, town
s, range lS east, value so; personal
property, $50; total valle, $50; tax,
costs and penalties, 9.92; poll and
hospital 5.5o.................. ..... u 80
Criswell, James. Ketchum-Lots and 2,
block Az value so; tax, costs and
penalties, 208: school 63 cents ...... 2 9l
Cahill, Pat Ketchum--Lot 4, block "a, val.
ne 2J; tax. costs and penalties, Lag;
school 81 cents...--....... ........ lG
Chung, All, Rocky Bar-House Blake
street, value 100; tax, costs and pen
alties, sec; poll and hospital 5.50.... 10
Campbell, J. J.--Improvements on land
three miles south of Mountain Home,
value 40; personal property, 240; to-
value, $50; tax, costs ard penal
ties, II 297: school tax, LIS; poll and
hospital 800. 0................,........ 20 %
Carey lames-Nor.h half Of the southeast
quarter, and east half of the north
east quarter section 81, town1 south,
range 81 east, value $50; personal
property, los; total value, 2H5: tax,
costs and penalties. 9O3; poll and
hospital o.oO. O............... .....,.,. u %
Clemmens J. NJ. Hsiley-Lots 90 % and
"a, block CO. value 1G0; tax, costs and
penalties, acc; school l.9S. S.......... 5 CO
Camas No. Mill Gold Mining Company,
at Douiphan- One twenty stamp
MILL hosting works, engine, build
inss, etc. value 400; personal prop.
erty, 260; total value 1890; tax costs
and penalties 13s Al ; school AZ 3d.. 1856 81
Chase, F. 8. Hailey-Improvements on the
no theast quarter of section 10, town
. rth yyn1t. 1g,Ag
10, IL and II, block 80. and improve
ments, value SO: total value, 959;
tax, costs and penalties, 30.93; poll
and hospital $50. school li.5S, 49,. IL OF
Gro by. G. @. Rocky Bar Saloon building,
fixtures. and stock, vaiue 201; tax,
costs and penalties. es................ 81
Clawson. william, Hailey-Personal prop
eTty, value $50; tax, casts and penal
ties, II SO; school 5,70.............. IT %
On land on Nalad river, ct the mouth
of Soldier Creek, value 100: personal
property, 100: total value 2O3: tax,
costs and penalties. 7.90, school tag,
5.70 poll and hospital 5.5o.......... Is sc
Clemmons. q. W. Shoshone--Lots 3. aud
7, block F, and improvements, value
l25: personal property, $685. tote, val
ne, 4S8; tax costs and penalties, lG,l7:
school tax, 4.79: poll and hospital
5.50.... ......................... &C Al
Costif, George, Shoshone--Lot 2, block
r, Reese's addition, and improve
ments, value 200; tux. coats and pen
slties, $50; school, ,2.26.............. 0