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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-27
Horses RalClGQ.

Iwant to get 100 head of horses OF
mules TO ranch during next winter.
My ranch is located on Marsh creek
IN Cassis county, one mile below
Marsh Lake, is down in the warm
valley, and consists Of 600 acres all
under good, tight fence. OF which 100
acres are in lucerne, clover, and tim
othy. l have plenty of sheds and
stables for over 100 head OF Stock
and 800 tons of hay in the stack.
Twill winter horses, and receive and
deliver them in either ketchum'
HALEY or Bellevue, and guarantee to
return them in good condition In the
spring, for $3.50 per head.
| have the bes. ranch in Cass'a
county, with plenty of warm spring
water all winter.
For further particulars, address
]. w. LAMOREAUX,
Albion, Cassia County.
HALEY. IDAHO, Aug 2S, ls9o.*
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-27

IL - u u1O IL U O1Vt
Sale Of Well-Improved Ranch, Imple-
ments, Horses. Dairy Stock,
Cattle, Etc., Etc.
Notice is hereby given that, on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1890,
will be sold at Public Auction, without re-
serve, at my ranch, up Quigley Gulch, JUST
THREE MILES from HALEY, the following
RANCH wclmproved,
four large
The ranch
This ranch yields o hay erannum.
Also four good large American draft horses and colts e5 head
WAGONS moving nscSi"e % r.ks
harrow pows pair OF good sleigh bobs and miscellaneous col
lection TOOLS tmpements partfcuaze.
Also, this
The sale will begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
TERMS: The personal property will be
sold for SPOT CASH only; the realty for PART
CASH balance on three years. time, at Z per
cent. per annum.
The ranch can be visited at any time.
For further particulars, apply to
DAVID EARHART.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-27
HALEY, IDAHO, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1890
ELECTION NOTICE.

fLM'llVN NOIlCk
In pursaaaoe Of tho Proclamation Of
His Excellency Geo. L. Shoup, the
Governor OF Idaho, and in compli.
ance with law:
Notice 10 hereby given that general election
VIII BE- held in all the election precincts In Altu.
ras Csanty ON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER lsr. 1890,
said election to Be conducted In accordance with
the laws Of the Territory Of idaho.
And the following 10 LIST OF THE VOTING
PRECINCTS and PLACE OF VOTING and the
NAMES OF REGISTRARS appointed by the
Bosrd OF County Commissioners Of Alt,,las
County u their regular July meeting Of said
Board. to-~tt:
Sswsooth Precinct. Registrar. F. 9. Parks
Voting Piece. :. .PsrksS Store.
Galsns Precinct ........ Registrar. ". H. Davison
Voting Place. Murray's Hotel.
r4ss,ns, rsR:ans: Greek Registrar M,ch.., Carey
Voting Place. Mrs. Habishaw's Hotel.
SMOKY Precinct. Registrar. J. P. McCsfter
Voting Place.. King OF the West Hotsi.
Ketshum Precinct ..... Registrar. Geo. P. Hodson
Voting Place.. .Newmans Olics.
Fat No.h D.>nacoA
Voting r'.o'... n... sssssihsS:. sossh s.:: Mine.
Era Precinct Registrar. A. J. Hut
Voting Place. .Fsrsuson's Dwelling.
island Precinct. Registrar. VIM. Matthews
Voting Place, .schoslhouee.
Arco Precinct. Registrar. Geo. E. Ferris
Voting Place. .Arco Store.
Antelope Precinct ....... Registrar, VIM. Taylor
Voting Place. .Schoolhouss.
HALEY Precinct ............ Registrar, We. Mack
Voting Place. Courthouse.
Muldoon Precinct. .Registrsr. J. v. Ballentine
Voting Place.. Ballentines House.
Deer Greek Precinct :. Registrar, J. B. Rinsgold
Voting Plsce.. Bolton Hot Springs Hotel
bullion Precinct -. Registrar, Geo. BronsuRh
Voting Place. Markse Store.
Martin Precinct ..... Registrar, samuel Martin
Voting Place.. Martin Postoidlce.
Rwttercup Precinct 80. Registrar, NJ. d. Rossiter
Voting Place. Buttercup Boarding House.
Boulder Precinct. Registrar, A. J. Murdoch
Voting Place. :. .Ophir Mine Boarding house.
The Registrars are required by law to keep their
ONCE open for the registration Of the names of all
legal electors on all Saturdays preceding the elec-
tion. commencing on Saturday. August 2Sd.
BY order Of the Boari Of County Commissioner
I. ". GARRETT. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-14
New Corporations.

Certihc stes Of the following corporations
have just been fled at the Secretary Of
States Office;
Name Of corporation. Equitable Invest
ment Co.; prircipAl office, Bangor; capl-
tai stock. 10000; paid In, $1,000; par
value shares. q; President, ". II Lowell |;
Treasurer, y. c. Nichols; business to bs
prosecuted, dealing in real estate and other
evidences of value.
Name Of cor, Grafton, Thos. b Aeams
Worsted Apron and Leather CO.. principal
Office. Portland; capital stock, $50 OOO (;
paid 10. $500 par value shares, olO0;
President, Fred II. Adams; Treasurer.
Edward q. Johnston; business to be prose-
cuted, manufacture Of leather.
Name Of corporation. Irwin Cigar Co ,
principal Office. Portland; capital stock,
elOO. 900; paid in. $3.50; par value shares,
$50; President. Daniel W. Scribner :
Treasurer, John A. Ir~in; business TO be
prosecuted. manufacturing and dealing In
tobacco of every form.
Name II corporation. Portland Chemical
& Phosphate Co Z; principal ofYice, Port
nothing; par value shares, 800; Prssi-
dent. Josiah II. Drummond; Treasurer.
Lorenzo Taylor; business to be prosecuted.
operating in phosphate properties.
Name Of corporation, J + Woodman 1
Co /; principal ,ffice. Bangor ca Iital stock.
~ 600; paid in nothing; par value Of
shares, 800; President, james 8, Wood
man; Treasurer, John y. Woodman; the
purposes of the corporation are . general
trading business.
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STATE NEWS.
LIKcOLH.
Cedar Gyore,

Cedar Gyore.
We regret to have Rev. Mr.. Jackson. and
his interesting family leave eur town and
we are disappointed not being able to keep
him another year. They will move to VIE
casset.-Mrs. kebecca Prescotts 92d birth
dag is 10 be celebrated, Thursday. Her
many friends are l"okng forward to the
enjoy able occasion Mr.. Wiimpt N. True
-ell Of South New Castle passed the day st
Cedar Grove Sunday. Mr.. Herbers X.
Turner of Fort Fairfield 10 visiting bic
uncle Mr.. + z. Turner.-Mf. Frank r.
Morse Of Brunswick visited our High school
last week. Monday Miss L,azis Ella Blair
and Miss Susie Blenn took the Kennsbsc
for Boston where tht y will visit rela,ivss.-
On account Of rain farmers have not 20.
complished 90 much farming - usual q
this season The freshet has not subsidsd
much at present.
RhttsGeid.
School in District No. o. commenced
April 9th. Mise Lizsie Little, teacher.--
Sabbath school In the came district orRani.
zed May llth, Roosevelt Moore, superin-
| tendent Miss Lizzie Tsrr 10 teaching the
District school at North White field -MPs.
| o +. Ware cut her left wrist very badly
one day last week. DIR. Libby attended her.
I-Arbof Day was observed more or less In
his vicinity .-Mrs. Adelis Tukey left
| Tuesday for Portland. and 10 70 spend the
.ummer At the seashore Mr.. samuel Ken
| pedy 10 ba ily sffi,cted with rheumatism this
| spring and unable to do any labor Mr.. n.
Evans has returned from Brooks. where b.
mas been for several weeks, attending to his
| place there.
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OVER THE STATE.

The Berlin Bridge Company have been
awarded the contract for the rev Stroud
water bridge, Portland.
reported that there is prospect Of
the starting up Of the old woolen mill al
Readfeld with New and improved mschin
cry.
The spruce lumber market is very strong
and the feeling of the best merchants in The
trade lie that it is growing still more firm
every day.
A, .he annual meeting of the Penobscoi
Saving. Bark Bangor. F. A. Wilson, wal
elected President, and Donald c. Clark
Treasurer.
George Bartlett. ffty Yeas oil, wa,
drowned in tie RIVER at Old Town Monday
morning. His boat cspsiz' and flied
Bartlett leaves widow and Sc veral children.
The commi -sioners of Penobscot. Pie
cstsquis and SO nerset C, unties will meet al
Dex'er. Tuesday. May 2oth to agree upnr
the jnint pc ton OF the forked r0at q, Flan
ders Mill
The ci;izers Of East Machiae are very de
s;rous to have q hotel established there
rhpee months in summer il would be e led
snd ail the year round would command I
fair patronage
F W. Aver Co.'S boom At Dyer Cove
on the east side of the river at Bangor val
broken away by high water Friday night
and the logs ali stared for the sea. Tht
loss is estitaated al 80 900.
The movement to form q stock COMPANY
at Jay TO build steam mill will doubtless
result 10 the erection in the near future o.
a large sieau, mill. 1t is rumored this mil
will be occupied by F s. Richmond. nov
doirg busines. at LIvermore Falls.
EE Church. the Beddirg,ou tanner. i
doing large busiues. and his big tanner,
is one of the most flourishing industrial :, .
,ablishnents in Washington country. Dur
irg the past winter. notwithranding tn
scsrcisy Of snow and the copss quently poo
hauling, his crews hauled $500 cords o
bark.
JOSEPH E Hamilton. Who lives near Ii
Gary mill sife on the Mada aska river Z
Caribou lost his house and stable by Or
Saturday afternoon. A high Wind vas prs
vaiiins q the time and the buildings vef
I soon reduced 10 sshes. A very fev article
| wefe saved The property vas insused
the Bangor Mutual for e40o.
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MAINE STATE CoLLEoE

The new board Of editors OF the Cade,
have elected the officers for the epsuin,
year as follows: II. G Menges, 81. Editor
io-chief; Wallace r Harrington. 81. Man
sgir g Editor; c. II Klbourne. '9l, Assist
ant Editor in chief; Prescott Keyes. yl
Literary; Edmund Clark, 81, Exchange
X. H. FeYnsld. '92, Assistant Mans gins
Editor: NJ. l.. Bristol, '92. Campus; n
VI Premise, 92. Personal; C. II. Gsnneu
SO. Hssh Saturday evening the presen
and former editors will have . banquet .
Young's Hotel, Orono
r. hesrssls Of the commencement part
will commence next week under the direc
ton Of Prof. Wentworth Of Boston.
An iron PLACER and several other piece
of machinery have been received and Ar
nos ing placed in the mechanical shol
by Instructor Webb.
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STATE HOUSE AArrDRa.

Hon Seth M. Carter Of Auburn va q
the State Library Tuesday looking up lav
matters.
State Treasurer Beal has been feeling
quite poorly for several days, and Tuesday
afternoon took the train for home. whsrs
he will remain for few days.
Clerk Wadsworth Il the Superintendent
Of School department sent out yesteriay 10
the school committees in the State load Of
school reports weighing half ton.
The illness and death Of Hon. VIM. H.
Bigelow at Waterviile was sad news indeed
TO the people about the State House. and
the latest tdings were Anxiously sought
during the day.
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ws... Dealer. Rob the Mills.

FALL RIVER, May l8. At the Stafford
Mill, yesterday morning when the wsste
was being carried Cd the waste dealers
men were discovered rapidly stuffing raw
cotton into the bags. Tney had only Sc
cured . small amount. The Stafford mil
ficials admit that cotton has been vanish
ing from the heap in the picker house fol
sume time. Other mills think they may
have lost in the same way. The dealer
says this sas quiet little game his mer
were working and he derived no bent fl
from it. An attempt 10 being made te
compromise the matter.
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Drscut. Mas % 900 Licsnos.

LOWELL. May l3 -Dracut granted a
liquor license for es 0OOt John Lennon.
who opened Saturday. The scenes we're
beyond description, drunkenness and de.
bauchery being unl,miled. Today he closed
his saloon, telling the selectmen that he
would shut down entirely, wholesale and
all. as the only thing to do with credit To
himself Tle seiectmen agreed and con-
sented to refund the money.
Whether another license will be granted
in some other part of the town is uncertain.
There are hints that part of the il flux OF
the hOodlum element was due to the wine
dealers who were jealous Of Lemons sue
cess and wanted to brig the thing into dis
repute. The family of Lennon were per
sistant that he give it up even if he lost ali
the license money. The pr -ssure was toe
much to bear The directors of the horse
railroad, of which Lennon was one, were
equally persis,ant
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E. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY "A. 1890.


reduce the duty from 20 to 10 per cent
Lost
McMillin Of Tennessee attacked the par
agfaph relating 10 eshers, and asked for a
explanation Of the faes thai in the case oi
those eshers not imported, the committee
gfacioosly made reduction Of 20 per cent
and increased the tax on ethers imported.
Diugley Of Maine replied that - the gen.
eman bad assisted in the preparation Of
the Nills bill which contained exactly the
came language and figures, perhaps he
could explain himself.
Payne Of New York explained the reduc-
ton vas made in the case Of sulphuric
ether used for legitimate purposes and an
increase made in the case Of ethers used -
food sdulterants.
AeMiilin made an unsuccessful effort to
reduce the duty on eelatine, glue. aud isin
eiass; followed BY an equally futile effort
on the part Of McAdoo Of New Jersey. to
have poppy ssed oil placed on the free list.
Bigss Of California, offered An amend
ment increasing the duty on olive oil from
IS to so cents per gallon. He advocated
protection Of the olive oil industry in the
interest of pure olive oil.
Amendment rejected.
Various other amendments rejected.
After considering Is of the l56 pages Of
the bill, the committee rose, and the House
., 5.45 adjourned.
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RAILROAD INTERuoT0.

The railroad commissioners have ordered
he Boston 4 Maine oficiSis 70 Pemsve the
pr, jscting awning at the BIddeford western
.taiion or to move the station back The
awning projects over the track 70 far shas
& 10 q source Of danger to trainmen riding
n top Of freight cars. The station will
probably be moved back about three fest.
Hon Wm. L. Putnam, who has been
given full power by Levi G. Wade to acs On
he Knox and Lincoln deal during the laa.
,er's sbsence In Mexico, has notified Mr..
ingalls,, a. repr. sentative Of the directors
/ Il the road, that while sale Of the prop
-rty may be difficult under existing cir
cumstances, practically the same thing may
ne accom- mplished through . lease. Only .
nsj ,rity vote i, required for lease. and
- the term could be made 800 years, Il
| ~ouId amount to q peri etual transfer.
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4 MILLION DOLLARS
Per Year Offered BY Louisiana
Lottery for a Charter.
Light Sentences for linslaushtsf Dealt
Out Il Danbuly, Conn.
The Dsacut. Mace. % 600 Liquor
Licouse Auddle.

NKw ORLEANs, May lS.-The Louisiana
Lottery Co. oders million dollars per an
mum for the privilege of maintaining the
lottery.
In message to the General Assembly
yesterday. Gov. Nichol attacked the Lou.i-
lana Lottery in vigorous style. He said
if the lottery again b. came firmly planted
in the State the most direful con-
sequences would result. Ii will hold the
purchAseable vote of the State solidly in
its hAnds forever and make and unmake
governors. judges and all other officials Al
its will. He warns the Assembly OF this
grea, menace to the rights of the people
and the good name of the State and hopes
that the ability. integrity and public spirit
Of the Assembly will not permit handful
of men to promote their own personal in
terests TO the disgrace and dishonor Of the
State.
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Light Sentences for Mauslaug htsr

DASBURr. Conn, May IS Two years
ago James Men 4 pounded Francis Burn,
to death. Men q WAS arrested charged
with murder. In the city court he was found
guilty Of manslauehter and bound over 10
the Superior court. 1t came up today, and
McNiff pleaded guilty to simple assault
vas fined S25 and costs by Judge Pheiphs
In January 1889, Frank W. Foote. while
recklessly driving, ran over Carrie Plat.
fatally injuring her, was arrested on charge
Of mauslaughter. in the city court WAS fined
5000 and costs, and sentenced to three
months in jail He took an appeal. the case
was tried in the Superior court today
Foote vas found guilty of uisnslsnghter,
and fined $50 and costs, and sentenced to
one day in jail. Much surprise is expressed
at the light sentences given in these cases.
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Bouda Missipg-Man Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY l3.-R. ii. NJ. Sis
tare, n member of the broker irm of Geo.
X Sistares's Sons, who recently failed,
was arrested in New York today. Richard
Heck.her of this city. on whose warrant he
was arre sted says he had SIP 0G0 worth
of bonds on deposit with the firm He
made repeated demands for the return of
the bonds and not succeeding in getting
them had Sistare arrested. He says his
bonds were embszzled. NJ. Hecksher also
saws that Sl20 600 worth of bonds depos
itei by his cousin, August IIecksher, have
been gotten away with.
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More Amendments for the Tariff Bill.

After the transaction Of some routine
bust iaees, the House went into . committee
of whole on the tariff bill
McMillin of Tennessee, moved to reduce
the duty on ammonia.
Mckinley Of ono, opposed the amend
meut. stated since the tariff had encouraged
competition in this country the price Of
ammonia had reduced from 20 to "A cents
per pound
Buttervorth of Ohio suggested that the
| price of An article was not reduced on &C
coun, of competition alone. II was reduced
on account of improved methods Of manu-
f.cfure. The republican policy was that
the tariff. whether high or low, should be
(, % adjusted - TO establish. cherish and pro
tect American interests and inc dustries iu
com 3etition with the rest of the world. He
! insisted that re should not create any in
EQUITIES here. The protective system dealt
With conditions. not With national boundary
lines, except when the presence Of those
national boundary lines indicated the pres
Ience of these conditions, against the innu
lence Of which it vas necessary 70 interpose
the barrier Of Q protective tariR.
McMlilin's amendment was rejected.
Niedrinahaus Of Missouri moved "a
amend by reducing the duty on refined bo
rax from 5 to s cents He argued that Ii,
, borsx syndicate in this country vss pro
!. tecsed 400 per cent. Rejected. yeas Al
: nays 81.
Trscy of Nev York moved 10 amend d.
section rslasns e zeal tnR pespazatoas, =
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The Handsome St amer Cottage City

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BROTHERHOOD and LEAGUE.
THE BROTHERHOOD.

Brooklyn. New York and Chicago
Win.
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Meteorological Report.
May u ls90. 800 J. d. !
The Albany Bank Steal.

ALBANY, N Y, May Is Late this
afternoon United States marshal arrested
William Gould, Jr., senior member of the
firm of Gould & Co, law book publishers,
on the charge of a fraudulent conspiracy
to ro the Albany City National Bark in
lolIusion with George z. Whitney, the de-
faulting houkkeeper. Gouid's bail was
fixed at sis COO. Up 10 10 80 tonight he
had not secured bail. Whitney WAS rear
rest, today at the instance of the Uuited
States auth orities upon the charge of hav-
ing emnezzlsd from the bank S3,400 in
December, 1887 He was held in the sum
of s. 600 G0uId's store was seized by q
sheriff today to aid in satisfying the Cot
fession Of judgment in favor of the bank.
The stock will no, brirg the amount due.
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A Relisious War.

NEw YoRK. May I3 A special from
r, Paso. Texas, saws religious. var has
broken out near Ole CalieDte, 80 miles
south Of the city Of Zacafecss. Mexico,
caused by a newspaper article rejecting on
the Catholic priest and church. The editor
and several others we're shot, the Protestan
church demolished and the soldiers called
out ~ho arrested the priest and fifty Of
his followers.
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WA the Man Murdered?

LEWISTON, Msy l3.-Three years ago 4
man was found dro ned in the canal. Peo-
pie thought at the time that they hesrd an
outcrv as he fell in, and suspici,ns were
entertained If foul play. To-Day Marshal
McGswlev received letter from Denver,
Col asking If a man was wanted for mur-
der committed on the bridge in Lewiston.
A possible soIutioa of the mystery.
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Rx-Mayof Il =. King of Portland 10 10
be editor Of the Masonic Journal and Hon.
Josiah H. Drummond contributing editor.
Three Maine boys, graduates Of Maine
Wesleyan Seminary as kent's Hi, ars
among the commencement speakers q
WesIeyan this year. They are Z s. Fur
neI Of Wilton, ". p. Parker Of 0othan
,nA ". Z. Aorss Of LivsgDofS Dalls,
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laat,rieus Plantation Republicans


Especial to Kennebec Jourpall
MArIxIcus Pr, MAY l3.-rhe rspubli-
cans Of Aatinicus Plantation held q caucus
Saturday. and chose L y Young dele
gate 70 he con vention 10 os ID at Augu'-
ta June l2, ard also TO Ats the district
convention at Auburn June IL. with power
to fill vacancies. And also the following
to serve as Plantation Committee W b.
Young, chairman; W. 5. Young. secrets-
~; r. A. Norton. Chas. II. Ring. Ed. Z.
Amee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-14

Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing residents Of Maine:
Original, Bravity Msrston. Mechani,
FAlls; Orrin r Burrows. Stow VIM. Nor
rison, Lubec; James H. Everett, Tosus
Henry II Smith. Dover; Franklin Bro~n
Abbott Village; Hosea Staples, Mil; D.
d. Richards, North Appleton; Ebsn. Gel
Clark, South Charlotte; John Kelley
National Military Home John W. Foster
Knox; Andrew Hill. Norway; VIM. NJ
Mcintyre. Bath; Mary, widow of Henry
II. Smith. Dover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-14

wA1EEvnLE. May l3--Ths wife OF
willard Carr, resisins on Mil street. met
With serious and perhaps fatal secideni
this foferoon. She VS. engaged in carry
isg heavy table down . disht Of stairs
when she lost her balance and fell to the
landing belW. A she reached the door.
her bead came into violent contact With the
corner Of the table The blow crushed the
skua. besides badly braising her face and
neck. DR.. Hill sas summoned and - soon
a. the vomsn's condition would ALLOW. With
the assistance Of Drs Bouseile and Howard
operated upon the fractured skull. The
patient. condition 10 very critical.