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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, Jan. 29.The Supreme Court OF the Cnited
States to-day transacted the following business:
No. 213-John S. jerks. ct all executor, etc. appel
iants agt the Qudmick Company ct al Writ OF certi'
orari granted.
No. 190-The Pullman Palace Car Company plaintn In
trror agt. the Central Transportation Company.
No. 692-The Central Transportation Company paintn
IN error agt the Pullman Palace Car Company. AT ed
No 3s-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff in error ag William Sutherland Argument be-
gun for the plaintiff The Court declined 10 hear
further argument Judgment reversed Of this court
10 be paid by the plaintiff in and cause remanded
with directions TO remand to the State Court.
The day call for will be follows Nos 49,
1873 1884, 1885, 1877, 199 200 POI, POP and 203.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
LONDON WOOL sALEs.

London, Jan cat the wool sales today IL 747 bales
were offered To-day's offerings comprised better col
iection than those OF yesterday. There full at
tendance and the competition was animated. Merno
secured was occasionally ald below Decembers prices
CIossbreds firm. Following are details Of me day.
secured 6ada1s lid do locks and pieces l02d@ls I'd
greasy 7ddIs aid do locks and pieces. SAIL New
south Wales bales secured lldals lO2d do locks
and pieces 11ddls I'd greasy dos I'd 90 locks ana
Sis SD DO locks and pieces. ldals 2'ad greasy 81
BALES secured, Is I'D do locks and pieces lsais "a
fsnS 900 bales secured Is Dad do locks and pieces
rid greasy 0alld do locks and pieces 4sa5d Cane
- Good Hone ana Natal, 5000 babes secured. Sd0
r. folsd; greasy, 5a1od; do locks and pieces. Cid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The spot market for Rio ruled dull and barely
steady, but prices showed no material change tat
cargOes quoted Ig3c and No. T. lsal74c Sales, 1000
Gags No s. rumored ljc c. and T. Mild growths quiet
Sales 800 bales Java 2e9ic Options were depressed IN
selling here. Early in the day the market bioke 3dlQ
points after which there further drop OF about
points and closing steady at about the bottom
Receipts Rio larger which ided TO the heaSness
Rio adviees quote Regular nst. SEQ goo second
$50; exchange (private), pa receipts, 10000 bags
Rio cearances for T. s.. 5000 bags Rio cea7necs for
Europe, 1000 bags total stock 100000 bags santos
receipts 900 receipts at Rio July J. 1859 10 Jan.
uary %, 1890 1873 900 bags time, lsSJ 2OOO
bags same time 1888 l59 900 bags receipts az Santos
July T. 1850 10 January 2S 1890 i40O 600 bags same
time 1889 1476 600 bags time 1888 727OOO bags
total sales here to-day, 1900 bags as follows; Ct,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
, s1r1r AGAINST STOCK BROKERS.

John Brown has brought a suit in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas against Alexander r. Chisholm and Will
lam F. Carey stock brokers' to recover $4,000 which
Brown alleges the brokers owe to him on some stock
transactions in 1850. Answering the complains
Chisholm & Carey declare that they owe Brown only
S7l4 10. Judge DAILY yesterday granted an order TO
compel the defendants TO furnish bill of particulars
10 show how they arrived at the conclusion set forth
I'm the answer 10 the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Jan. 20. p. m.-Consols. o. 7-16 for both
money and .he account; Canadian Pacific. 79s Erie
Pennsylvania 5oss Reading. 20 Mexican Central new
bonds, 72. Bar silver Is quoted at 4fd per
ounce Money 51G6 per cent The rate OF discount In
the open market for both short and three months bills Is
per cent Paris advces quote per cent rentes at 50
confines for the account: and exchange on Lon
don at 25 90 centimes for checks The amount
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
to-day Is G55,0 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30


Y Yss9 S.'''''' -O"-'' O''''
red 1875 eceps goo bush bush shpme n; o 4GCo
Pork quiet, : 10 25. Lard weak, IS so. Bulk meats
~hiskey steady sales SSS bbs finished goods basis
y OF. Butter steadr Sugar steady Eggs weaker
50 5od$3 95 packing and 6G 50 oCGsS 49, RG
par buying and 10 per cent premium selling
Milwaukee, Jan. 2o.-7Four dql: Wheat quiet; no: 2
Sic Corn arm 30. on track 2Sd28Hc oats steady
No. white on track. 2Sa2$Rc. Rye hrmer; No. in
visions steady. 50 TO- Lard $ S71f Butter Butter
steady; eheddas' Hc. Receipts Flour, 200 bbls
T Fca b5 h S 300 bh SSry SusS
Philadelphia, Jp1. 2g-Flour-Demand continued light
and with liberal i,ngs prices ruled in 6gye+s favor
choice grades Continued scarce and am with fair in:
gdy G" gram %t d W. d quote S car fS Ss BY
as follows Rejected 65qGsc fair to good milling wheat
SO2asO9ic; February, slqsl4c; March, s2h as2'le /;
Ap Eye m saSE qGs b SG 9 ocTna
from the West very light and the bulk of the supply
a aGns nd SGd s Gt o&ag no. low G mixed
33c NO: mixed track, 96c steamer No. high mixed
DEPOT 81 no high WISea in grain depot 9sc no.
February. 36d3Gc; March, 36iad 369c April 37a372
oatsLoea trade demand light but prices Of car lots
Se 40 TR HTee so SI 1 S Tnte @eyso 9
change. No white January 2524a29hc; February,
2sLQ29c: March eS1, a29c; April 2S7sa20isc Butter
firm choice goods wanted Peansylva4a Creamery extras
part skins, Ease; fun SKINS, 2haSc Eggs dull and
Recepts-Flour 1000 b9ls wheat $500 bush corn
$500 bush corn 1880 bush; oats, 1900 bush.
st. Louis, Jan. o Flour quiet and easy. Wheat
lower, sympathy wi Chicago, the Opening was lss 4c
lower There was slight recovery but later the market
lower than yesterday NO. 2 red cash 76e May closed
e e a' No mSd s ss 'g y asssG coSG
2Sis asked. quiet but firm No cash, 1890 bid
Nav, 22c asked. Rye firm, 42ad43c. Barley dull, w
changed. Hay-Prlrie, s7d$s 90 Timothy s9dsl2 80.
Lead dull 80 81 od, So go asEed Butter unchanged.
Eggs declining 1i.c best bid Corn meal 81 5Odsl 50.
Whskey 81 %. lroyisionsM1rket ruled quiet and un.
changed job and order business fair ReceptsFlour,
5000 bbs wheat, 900 bush 22l 600 bush oats,
a 900 bush rye 1000 bush barley % goo bush Ship
233 900 bush cats 900 bush rye. 1000 bush barley
Toledo Jan. 29-wheat dun and easier; cash and Jan.
nary. 79c May s2Rc Corn dull and steady cash, zoe
May, 323c. Oats quiet cash 22lc. Clover-seed active
and steady cash and January 80 g. February 80 42i9
7O2 bush rye 500 bush. Shipments-wheat. 1s00 bush
corn $50 bush oats, 1900 bush rye 800 bush clover
sped ISL bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
I'm State issues the business was covered by Sal

I'm State issues the business was covered by sales
Of North Carolina cOnsol As at 90 1-2, and special
taxes at s Tennessee settlement IS at n LA
"A Is, and South Carolina Brown Us at 1Q2 IL.
OF city bank stocks American Exchange sold (20)
at 1861 Auction sales of several issues are re-
ported below.
In the general bond market there was wide
distribution of business at full or advanced fig
ures without any special features. Reference is
made to our full report Of bond sales.
The local money market was extremely easy
at per cent for renewals and new loans and at
1-2 per cent exceptionally.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, $l3j,917,1S5: balances
S633O,227
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House Sl00,0l2. Its net gain on balance was
S515,4GS, made up by gains of Sl7,5S4 currency
and S497 ss4 coin. The days operations COW
cred Receipts, 81 552, 237 payments, S?,O35,169;
resulting in a general balance of $li6,ol4,276,
consisting Of $17O,40j,4j4 coin and $6,40S,822
currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
DYING AT ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT

Wilmington, Del, Jan. o9.-Mrs. Leah Hayes,
coored died at her sons home. at Dover this morn
ing at the reputed age OF lO5 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

10 shares New.York Concert Co., "Limited," io'
rs shares Amcscan Loan and Trust co. 10 .ao
% shares Broadway and 7th-aVe, X: H. %IIvv..,
IL shares American Loan and trust CO'' ~
35 shares American Loan and Trust %; iiosd n n
IA shares New.Yofk, NewHaVen ala haruofu W. ~
1o., 500 each $50. NJ. ~ eoot,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL.
Ah L isss 1889. 1890.
Number OF miles,. 2231 .o- 1853 soo5 o o9
Third week I'm jan. S5z9Ss'3<5 700 95s
Ian. 1 10 Jan. 2f...... 'lo'ooO o-"''-'
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
Numtef OF miles. S6l 3ol 40 or
third week In jan. 1902 SitO6o sfy'dS.
ian. 70 Jan. IL. 12S532 lZJ,llo if''VoO
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Month Of December 1888; 1882 1921 aoo
Number OF miles,. 1916 4,ii0 4,3D
Gross earnings .... s1,15i.7H s114G,4n s1,265soI
Operating expenses. 7SS034 721769 7i3'oH
Net earnings 49, 3707 s4Is072 s516.52i
Jan. / to Dec 81 - 49,.
Gross earnings 800 si1 ,6O6 413 s13 1916 535 s15016690
Operating expenses. 8102 205 9324 759 90l0.5g0
Net for 10 months SO 5OL1iS SO s70,776 06,o61
PHILADELPHIA AND READING.
Month OF December 1853. 1850. Differences
cross earnings 400 81 81 65l 0n Inc $3.50 1870
Operating expenses. S36176 9S94n Inc ,205
eanings....... $500 335 s665,50o Inc sl01, 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
quotations are based OH American Standard of cassca


Good Ordinary ....... 1-16 Low Middling. 90
Strict Good Ordinary. 1l-16 Mddng .-.......lO I-lo
Options were again depressed and lower Receipts az
the ports continued liberal aud Liverpool accounts showed
further abroad, both Of which materially hetd
:he downward movement Southern adyices also dis
cOuraging Prices broke Gas points at one period az
tended renewed liquidation OF longs but the close
was a shade above the bottom. Sales, 100000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

COTTON-On the spot reduced Lice to-day, and
trading continued dull. No sales reported. Port
cepts % $50 bales against Il s75 bales this day last
week and 20 103 bales this day last year. Since
Sept nber receipts the ports aggregated 40
bales against 1870 03 bales for the corresponding time
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

The United States Treasurer at Washington re
ceived to-day $l5O,S51 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S9O3,157, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts 1928, 795, and the mis-
cclaneous receipts S439,704
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Ian os Jan. 20. Differences
Not cold on bandsl SSi $40 s175 5O75 Dec. Sl94 35
Net Silver on nd % 231 2Si 22,299,s72 Inc 0o'oo9
Net legal-tcnders o.oo-or On IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

No . spring wheat 75'sc; No 8 spring wheat 60c75c
rcd. 75'sc; No corn 29c No oats, 2ol4G2lc No
prime timothy seed, II 20; pork, per Dbl, 50 70e
"a 75eS 50 dry sailed shoulders boxed 81 30ds4 40
short clear sides boxed IS o5as5 10 whiskey ds.iers
finished goods per GAL 81 or sugars, cut loaf unchanged
graduated, do; standard a. do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
THE STATE OF TRlDb.

Baltimore, Jan. 29.-Cotton fairly steady; mddns,
Io7sGiic Flour dull; city mills easier Wheat
Southern quiet firm Futz, 74as4c Longberry, 7jds5c
No 9 soc steamer red, 77c Western dull, but steady
No winter red spot sO'4c January, sOSe; February
sic: March, S2IIdS2l2c; May, S4sldS5c Corn
Southern quiet. easier white, 36d39e; yellow, 35d3Sc
steady mixed spot 80 he January soho Febru
airy, 3Gl2d36Sc March, 36s,d36sc April, 374 d37 2c
May Ssh a3Siac steamer S$1,e Oats firm; southern
mixed 2sd2sl2c graded No 2 white 3oc. Rye nominal
prime to choice, 56a5sc. Hay steady prime to choice
Timothy sl2 500sl3 Provisions quiet and unchanged
Butter quiet Western packed, 14d1Sc best roll 16aisc
creamery, 2id27c! Eggs steady 14d14l2c. CSee
quiet Rio cargces, fair 19@ic sugar easter SOFT Csc
Copper unchanged; refined 13dl3cc. Whiskcy quiet /;
proof spirits IL O9dSl TO- Frcghts TO Liverpool per
steamer grain per b Shell Cd Cork, for orders As 9dd
s 81 flour, per ton in sacks POS ReeePP pts
oats. 5000 push rye 200 bush. Shipoents-Wheat'
Wheat, 80, 900 bush; corn, 40 600 bush
Buffalo, Jan. 29.-Wheat-NO. L hard quiet and weak,
with sales 5000 bush, at 3Oi2c and 902c
900 bush No. l Northern sold at s3c, and 1000 bush
No Northern, at s2c; winter grades in fair demand
cars red spot sold at Sjc; 10 do sample TO
arrive, S3l2c No red, extra, at 792dS0c
l white Michigan, at S2h2c and extra No.
white at S2c track Corn scarce and firm No yellow,
33lc; No. yellow, 322c No. g. 322d3224c; No: 4,
81 &c track. oats lower cars No white sold at
&c track. Barley firm and unchanged. Rye lower
changed. Keccips-Whcat $500 bush corn 1000 bush
oats, bush. ShipmentsWheat, 90 600 bush corn,
1000 bash; oats, 1000 bush; barley, 1900 bush.
Chicago Jan. 29.-The leading futures ranged fol.
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30

Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
c"tScates 1927 s2O5 $40 800 Dec. s9492s
Deposts In b'nks 80, 202,5l2 32G93649 Inc 49f'lo'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the intersection
of township south with east line OF range
IS east thence south 10 the north line of tp II
south. thence west TO east line of Oneida, aud
thence north along the east line Of Oneida 10
the intersection of the north line OF township
south, thence east 20 point of beginning.
Election to be held at the Hardness house.
Reaistrar-H. g. Hardness. Judges-Henry
Bell. John Dloxom, H. o. Hardness.
cAarRoo- Commencing at the intersection
of the base line with range - east. thence
south TO the Wyoming line, thence north 10
the base line, thence west to the place OF be-
ginning. Election at the old postoliice,
Registrar-W. 5. Daliha- JudgeS-Exra Col
well. Frank Glover John FeenY.
SODA SPRINGS-C Commencing at the intersec-
zion OF the north line of township south and
the east line of range 40 east thence north to
the south due of township 10 south, thence
east to the northwest corner of Bear Lake
county. thence along the north line of Bear
Lake county 10 the Wyoming line, and thence
north 10 north line OF township south; and
thence west 10 point of beginning. Election
10 be held at school house.
Registrar--Wm. Chester. Judges-Frank NJ,
Merrill. Vim. Clemens, G. F. Gagon.
HowE-Commeneing at point on the west
line OF Bingham county where Ii interseets
the north aire of township north, running
thence south 10 the base line, thence east ON
the base line TO the east line of range 81 east;
thence north along the east line of range "a e.,
TO north line of township north. thence west
along the north line of township 9 north to the
place of beginning. Election TO be held at the
residence Of Col. Briggs.
Observation-Disclosures ireland. Judges-Geo.
Sands, Ed Redieker, John Briggs.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Election Proclamation.
-
Election October |, 1890.

In compliance with Proclamation .lAae ~
His ENeellency the Governor ol iunnu. ~
Boise City. the 18th day OF july leso, uitoS,i'iir
and prociaiming general election lor a ,eist
tipd electors of the state of Idaho, octupeI ~,
ise6 Nd. the Hoard OF County Commissioners,
for the county al Bingham. do order thal ~
election shall be held at tue Voting piaVs,s sj,s
the different precincts OF the County -
mated and published by our oraef ih tno ~
Nrws on The lst tay Of October 1851. Tor tue
purpose of voting tor the following oincors
A representative in Congress for the unes'
pired term of 5lst Congress ard Represents
tive IN 52d Congress.
A Governor. Lieutenant Governor Seereta-
~ OF state, Treasurer Auailori Ai,,s,r,,,.
General Superintendent OF PubiV ins,tu
ton, three Justices of The supreme Court
For one Judge and one District Attorney Tor
The Fifth judicial District
For one senator for 10th district and one
Joint Senator for nth district.
For Three Representatives in the Legisla.
ture and one joint Representative Win Logan
and Alturas counties
For three County Commissioners, SheriH'
a Treasurer, who Is eS-oficio public Admins
traitor; Probate Judge, VINO - e1-oihelo -,
perintendent of Public Instruction an Asses
sor who Is ex-Oficio Tax Collector; Ilel "
District Court, who Is ex,Otheio Auaitor an"
Recorder; a Surveyor and Coroner
Two Justices OF the Peace and one Constable
shalt be elected In each precinct.
said election shall be conducted IN all respects
in same manner as provided by the laws u
the Territory for general elections ana retuths
thereof shall be made and canvussed IN sahg
manner and by SAME authorities as prOYlded
Ia case of such general elections; Dut returns
for members of Congress and AL state hh1
District officers and members OF Legislature
shall be made to the secretary OF the bOard ut
CanyAssers.
Done by order Of Board Of County Comms'
sioners at Blaekfoot, July 18th. lsvO'
Gro. A. ROBETHAs, Clerk.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
SUMMONS.

In The District Court. Third Judicial District
State OF Idaho, county of Bingham. 5 5
WI Fisher and Alex Harris, Jr., executors
OF the win OF Alex Harris, deceased, plaintiffs,
vs.
Robert Reeder, defendant.
To Robert Reeder. defendant:
In the name of the people of the State of
Idaho: You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office Of the clerk of the dis
triet court of the Third Judicial District of
said State in BlacRfoot, county of Bingham,
the complaint OF W +. Fisher and Alex Harris
Jr., administrators and executors of the will
of Alex Harris, deceased, alleging that ON the
II day Of November 1871, at Logan, Utah, you
made TO Alex Harris, deceased, your certain
promissory note for sl.2O0. due six months af-
ter date, praying judgment for said amount
and interest at one per cent per month from
date of note, and for cost of suit. as will more
fully appear from the copy of the complaint
hereto attached and made part hereof.
And that unless you appear and answer said
complaint within ten days of service hereof,
il served within Bingham county, and within
twenty days il served out of said county, but
within said district. and in forty days if sery-
ed out of said district exclusive of the day OF
service, Judgment win be taken against you
by default and plaintiffs will apply to the
court for relief demanded in plaintiffs com-
plant herein.
In Testimony whereof, /, A. L. Richardson,
Clerk Of said District Court have here
seal unto set my hand and affixed the seal
- of said court at BlackfoOt, Idaho, This
30 day of July 1850. A. L RICHARDSON
Clerk of The District Court.
By r. H. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
Insolvency Notice.

In The District Court OF Third Judicial Dis
triet, euunty of Bingham. state nt idaho.
In the matter OF Samuel W. Gundaker, an
lnsOlyent debtor.
The petition schedule and inventory Of sam.
lel w Gundaker having been duly received
and filed in tins court and II appearing there
from satisfactory 10 the court that said sHm-
uel w. Gundaker Is insOlvent, u IA therefore
hereby declared by The Court that Samuel W /.
Gundaker Il lnsOlyeut, and the sheriff u Bling
ham county. Idaho. is hereby requested, or
hered and directed 70 take charge and posses.
sion Of all the estate both real aud PERSONAL "
said Samuel W. Gundakcr. except such ~
may be by law exempt from execution, and OF
his deeds vouchers books OF accounts and
papers and keep same safely until appoint
ment Of an assignee.
Its further ordered that all persons Dc and
are hereby forbidden 10 pay any debts owing
said Samuel W, Gundaker, or deliver any prop
erty to him claimed or owned BY him or Tor his
use And ali persons are forbidden 10 have
transferred 10 them any property by said
Samuel w. Gundakcr, and be Is forbidden To
Transfer same. And II further ordered that
goth day Of October, 1890,
AT tho court room Of this court In the town
OF BlackfOot. at 10 O'Clock n M. Of said day b.
and the same Is hereby appointed as the time
and place for meeting 81 the creditors 81
said Samuel W. Gundaker tOprOye their cebts
and to choose one or more assignecs OF the
estate Of said Samuel W. Gundaker
IL Is further ordered that THE IDAHO NEws
a newspaper Of general circulation. published
at BlnckfOOt, Idaho, be- designated ~ the new
made. And II IS further ordered that all lFEnl
proceedings against said insolvent be and arr
hereby stayed. q. II, BERRY, Judge.
Dated July 18th, 1870.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
PUBLIC PRINTING.
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER,
nter HtTy TnAuo Iuit. IN 'O0

OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER,
Boise CRY, IDAHO, July 80, 80.
Notice is hereby given that | will
receive sealed proposals for contracts
for the printing and delivery Of the
blanks required by the State Auditor
and Treasurer's office during the year
1891, in accordance with schedule TO
be seen at this office.
Bids to be opened and award made
at Il o'clock a. m, Monday, Septem.
Der LIST, at this office. Blanks 10 be
delivered within 60 days after making
award, carriage free.
Bond after contract is awarded 10
be executed in the sum Of $4,000.
Proposals should be- endorsed "Pro-
posals for Public Printing"
! reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. J. II. WicKgRsHAM,
Controller OF Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
A Sure Cure for piles.

Itching Piles are known by mois-
ture like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
well as Blind, Bleeding and protrud.
ing, yield at once TO DR. Bosankos
Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affects a permanent cure
DOC. Druggists or mail; treatise free
DR.. Bosankp, Piqua, o. Gold by Bchle
& Son,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

WIN practice in all the courts, Collections
and C0nveyances All business intrusted TO
us will be promptly attended To.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
TRsT STORY PLAN.

cept as 10 the arrangement of the closets
The small room in the tower is used for a
recitation room In the attic are the lani
tors apartments, which consist of five
rooms conveniently arranged.
The building above the foundation walls
is of wood. the framework of spruce,
sheathed with tongued and Srooyed stuff;
the side walls Of the first story are clap
bearded. the second story shingled; open
timber hip roof slated, prettily broken up
with dormer windows and tower. The out
fide woodwork is painted in three colors-
the shingles and clrpboards Of light drab
color, with dark drab trimmings; sash and
holdings Venetian red.
The ceilings and walls OF the building TO
the height OF windows are cciied with "a by
2jS yellow pine; all ether side walls of first
and second story, ceilings Of closets and attic
story hard finished on two coats Of brown
mortar Glass. double thick. best quality;
sash balanced with weights.