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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10
- WOLFSON, Ecke Main Plaza und ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sa

talls Der stDeitea Raiiite un5 bot fa,
gNo'fsong cine befremhIi1e gri9einuno
ear. Die f9lanfe @eiialt tpar gaua in
Sdtpaf5 getleiOet un6 Der buntIe Gpi.
Beni9leter, tpelder bag @afidt umrahm,
te, lieb bic seifierbalie gIdFe oeFsIbeu
gefrorireten. Inter ifolaen Brauen
leu9teten ein paar 9rOBe bnntle 9luqen
/ berbor, iueld3e burd Iange gDimpern In
Der Hesel balb beri9leiert paren. eShr
9en9t entbebrte i'm profil Der Gd6n=
beltsllnien. aber elm uneemein lebeubiz
ges WicnenfpieI unb Elm firablsnoes 3D.
9eln lieBen bafelbe anmutbig un6 reias
Doh erifeinen. Sebt blidte ibr bunfIss
Auge emit foit dugitli6 auf bic iid ueit=
bin bebnenben WelIenberge; unb aIs cine
Der md9tigen Woaen In erfdatternoem
Aupral oie Breitfeite beg GGiffes trof
unb cine toienbe, gurgelnbe WaisrmalIe
oas Oed iiberfbattete, itieB iie einen lei>
ten S9ret aus, benn ibr f9ien es. aIs
tDeroe bic beim 6auptmalt iiebenbe
gfdnnergruppe bon Der GturaneQe iiber
gOro geirait. Wolfsans, ipeI6er ct.
mas abfeits bon ben bIoubernben Ser
rem geifanben, fab bic Woae boferifiir.
men. BliBfdbnea febrte er fid5 um, erz
taBte I'm So9fprung Die Sprofe Der au
ben Wanten ftibrenben 9tridIeiter unb
5oS ben 36rper In tr6ftiaer WusfeIbe.
tpegung 70 bod, baB Sic sSIuib, tpeIfe
oas llioerllde Glee5latt geeen bic
S9an5uertleibun8 mari, unter ieiuen
Soblen portiberrauI6te. Ser Ooftor
batte nd beim Nnproa beg WaFers ouf=
re@t erbalten, Der grofeRor unb Oefo.
nomieratb uber tparen 70 beftig in ben
Nhden getroHen tporben, oaB he nieoer.
tiirsten unb iebt tpie 5tranbeiter bilfs
log unb aappeIuo nit Der suriidfluthen.
ben MaiIermenge iibsr bas Bed rollteu.
Mls he fi9 erboben batten, boten bic
beioen Spfer Der ttidii9en Gturswelle
einen 10 tldeIi9en anblid Dor uHb fo=
9eH !l@ 8e9enletflg 10 bttltlos unb Der.
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Memfd,lid,e s,iufaniareit.

gBr iinb fdpd@Iide Greaturen ausumaI = ieIbit bic
beube gBeib nb srobentteils nit fdba, Sic Ereu6en
Der Gefeistet Su sensben. gBenn 3. s.. eines ber 10
bdsfs unb oft c 6artndfs auftretenben @anenleiben
6as geben perbtttert, refen slefrrmise aeberz unb
@eedrmefuntirnen bur Elm fSleS seif6rt merben her
Ttro t&erli9 nit cer 3eit elm Dpspeptter. Werben
Ssele ssnaanten bret Spmgtpme, mite 5u bdus sidebt
1ernG@laltst 10 pereen fie 9rpniif. Sn benz fa5hen
IN psl9em Slamben er hnrdb ben Gebrar6 unseesneer
ano pssesib i9aelt mtrtenber Grsneten NOD Be-
aut ieinen 96rper en @ bamit trSitenb, bah ie eber
NaeS pprnber eS um 70 beer fur bn unb ietue Mnae@
BDrtsen ist 8ela etne aette BON srrtbnmernl eeine
enen peientli6en 9beiI 1einer ielbf gBe lit tie a
6tseplniren2 lR SlIfe bon Sptetter's Wasenbttters
enem i@eren Mtttel snr @eberbereluns elmer seiuns
pen nno 9ecroneten 9kdtgtet beS MasenS, ber 9eber
muiarid9e, rbeumatii&e unb 0erealetben.
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Bur 0eaerfrane

Cine specialbepeiGhe aus ct. Qouis
bonn Z. Ottober melbet, tpie foIet: Nuf
WeranIaiiung zines Selegramlns, noel,
9ss Der augenblidli9 In 6ouiton, Ser.
f1 befinbenbe @ro6me;ffer Der 3uo5e.
omten (train-men) MiIfinfou eefdidt
bat. 1T cine 0eriammIung Der bGhffen
Beb0rbe bes Orbens Der @iienbabnbez
amten bonn GroBmeifet Sargent bier=
ielblt af1beraumt worben, lDelcbe am
nd9lfen Douneritae in 6oulfon suiams
mentreten lou, I'm bic 66wierigfeiten
uno St0rungen in yatra9t au 5ieben,
tpelbe ii6 auf Der gum 6untinaton's :
l9en SDitem geb6rigen 6onitoner unb
SeIas GentraIbabn in Golge Der anifeI.
lung BON farbigen WeidenfelIern ber.
ausgefelt baben.
Der @roBmeiier Wiltinlon ilf feIbff
elm paer Sage auf benz 51aupIab Der
gDlrren gemeien unb bat es beriu6t,
bic 4ngelegenbeit su regeln unb in Orb.
nung 3u bringen; feline 8emabungen
ttnb erfolglos geblieben. neil BE @es
feai9aft feft barauf bebarrt, bic einmal
bettlonene WaBregsl in Rraft au er.
balten unb fi6 entf6ieben tueigert, bic
Garbigen, tuelde iie ais MsidenIteQer
anaeiiellt bot, gu entlaHen.
Der @rOBmeiiter Sargent unb be,
8toBs Setretdr beg Orbens, Debs. ia.
ben ii6 bereiis anf bic @eiie nod 6Du.
iton begeben, unb bic iibrigen sebn Mite
glieber bes @toBratbs baben bic anmeis
lung erbalten, ebsnfa1s iofort mad,
6oniton 5u reiien. 9olIie pom @ross
ratb bic 4rbeitseiniielIuns auf Der 6pu.
fton unb Seras @entraIbabn anaeorbuet
perben, 10 wilroe. tpie man bier iaat,-
eiefelts f6 iiber alle Siaien beg Dun.
tington'f9sn SpitemsIim Shbipeifen er.
itredeu. Mie ber @roBsSetretdr Oebs
Sci ieiner abreiie bon bier laate, in Die
Sa9lcge unb Graee cine iebr ern{fe,
neil He bas &e9t Der farbiaen 9lrbeiter
In fi9 begreift. Dies III bos erite Dor.
fommniB, mo Die RaNenfraae bel 8ss
tra9tnabme bon 8ef9werben, meId,e
Dor bic Nrbeits FEDERATION aebroabt
iuorocn, cine &ole fpieIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10
2u Der Mof5eufrooe In N,us4o

- gu Der &afenfrase In 9oujfon
bringt bic p@aIb. Neps4 bonn 9. nod
ben folgenoen geitras: Oie MitgIieber
oes Oberiien &atbes Der perf6iebenen
Organifatiouen bon gifenbabnbeamten
tperben mOrgen 5ur geratbung suiams
mentreten. IL @oriianosmitsIieber ber
3ugbeamten, Wei6enfteuer, Ronbuts
teure, Jeuerleuie unb pabrf9einIi9 Der
Sngenieure meroen sugegem iein. gs
1T bies elm .&aEenfampf", beiIen ur,
iprung 3 Sabre auriidbatirt, mo- bic Nes
gersMngeitellten Der GentraIbabn ibre
uuteritiibung lieben, als biefelbe in
Werlessnbeit NOR unb fie beripra6en,
3u Der WelualtuHg 3u iteben. Wie es
ben Wni9eiH bat, nebmer bic giien.
babnbeamteu Die Nngelegenbeit iebr
lei1t unb rubig, iino aber auf Nlles,
mos aud fommeu mag, gefaBt uno bor.
bereitet.
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lteber Die Giienbabuen in geras.

Wdbrenb Der iinsiten 8ersamgenbeit
iagt bas r&ailwap Nge", madt in ben
ftiowefli6en 9taaten Der @ilenbabns
bau iebt tbaifd9Ii9 cine Mrt BON Rube.
pauie ber ungew6buli6 regen 5bdtigz
teit gegentbcr, ipel6e i'm bort i'm 8ers
lauf oer lebten awei Sabre 9aratterifrt
bat.
gine ausnabme madt iubeB Der
Staat Seras, mo- gerabe isbt eine groBe
3abl bon neuen bebeutenben gilenbabns
proieften gu Sage treten nab mo- Bis
alm Sdluhe bes laufenbeu Sabres bic
Meilen5abl ber beitebenben 8abnen um
elm BebeutenOes Dermebrt Biein mirb.
SO 1T Die 185 Meilen Iange pecos Bal,
ltD gabn, bic bon Der Seras unb pacis
fic nod &osluel in Neu. .Merito fiibrt
f9on aiemlid Deit in ibrem 8au porges
i9ritten uno wirb tpabrfdeinli6 nod
in oieiem Sabre gan3 Tertig geifellt
wer6en.
Die MiNouri. 2anfas unb Seras
@efellldaft 1T an Der BON Denilon iiber
Sherman nod 9allas fhbrenben Babn
OH Der Irbeit, tpel6e 80 Weilen lang
tDerben tpirb unb an Der Dallas, Das
ciftc uno SDutbmehern 8abn finb bic
@rbarbeiteu fur IS Wseilen i9on gez
ma9t.
BON Gort Worib 1T cine 3inie uacb
albuquerque i'm proiett, an tpel9er Die
Nrbeiien nod Springtomn bin f1on in
Nngriff senommen fnb unb bic Gam.
paias unb Soutbmeifern Gefellidaft
uiro tpabrI6einlib bic So Meilen bon
nod 2lano @iip bauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10

Die
WO9entlide 6reie Yrefe fit geras
erfGeint
jeoea Dommerfa9
unb foftet
$3.50 fitr bas Sabr DOer $1.25 fAs
6 @Onate In VuramsbesabImma.
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&im ipabres gssnnner.sylittel.

Wr. grant 9uffman, Elm iunser Wann RON Ntrltuo ,
tom D9ie, ecnifatrt, bab &C unter ber BebanSIuaa
TN Sanee rarsn, etne 8eieruns jeines GeiuntbettS'
lutanoes he.bettufhbrep, Sie erildrten, Sa6 er an
sS@pInelaSt litts Ine nae 9m ni3t mebr 81 beIfea
u&tss setlmittel gu SebranGen Gs mar baS s%on n,
stner 3et, als er niGt I'm Stanbe mar, qusr ber BE
@irase A. ssssss. e9ns i uatergsss auSsaruben Gbe
& aar enc paIes 5ialge sebrau9t bate, anb er, ba
Sraud fGrt unb srfreut fi beut teS beien Wobetns.
2Ber an Dem pals cher ben atbmuuaSoraanen leifst
friebisuns. 'r"' o'
grobehal9en fret bel allen Mpctbefern. Sm Wbole,
iale bel Dreib 2bpmpicn s. Go. In Gan Nutento. Fer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10

ct. patrids pillen fnb belonbers
gut unb finben allsemeinen Nnflang.
5ie tDeroen fat ausi9Iiebli9 perIanat.
". Y. Wallace, Oafs, Soma. 3Gm
gertauf bel ". gobn & &c., f..
Saltsper 6 9Obn unb allen Drugs
Qi1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10

Gi. patrds pilIen Fnb porsaaIib.
Sd aebrau6te iie in meiner Samilie.
Sic iinb bic beaen, bic i6 ie anuanbte.
Grant Cornelius, Burcell, synb. Serr.
Sum 8ertauf bel 9f. @obn & Co., +.
&oltsssr d Sobn unb allen Drug
sifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10
Siir g.enralaia unp sfpnffd,mer,

sebraudt "Rough on Pain.' auaenbIidlide
Seiluns. 25 unb so Gents. "Rough on Corns.D .
S5liffis Is Gents. Salbe 10 Gents. Rough on
Worms, ildei, % Gents.
Slough on Gpm8bs,
fur Sniteu, erfaltuns, Seiferfeit, SaIssntiiin.
oung 25 @ents. Rough on Toothache, pl5b.
lide Gbblfe 15 Gents.
SSen'S Sair 8aliam.
Benn srau, felt ss itufenpeiie bic Garbe
ipieoer Der, tlesantes Ecilettenmittel. so Cts. :,
$l.o0 bel Drussifen, ocer 81 .oo- Glalde frantp
per Gypreb $1.00.
6. g, @eIls, Serfsb Gitb, n. s
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Ste Genius.Stmfnabme.
Die Counties bes bierten Genius,
Difritts ,peifen bic folsenben 3abIen

Die @efammtbeD6lferung bes Dis
ltrifs betrdgt oemnad 100000 @eelen,
9egen 298. .453, cine 3unabme bon 63,=
547.
BON ben beiben bebeutenberen
Stdoten i'm Diitrift baben 8renbam
4. 683 eegex 4,101 i'm Sabre 1880;
uno Salpert 2, ,629 geseu 2, ,280im Sabre
1880.
Sll CALHOUN County bat fi6 bic
@tHuobner3abI um 924 SeeIen Der.
ringert.
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@omab on Gpmabs,
YNel,8 0air Wnlfnff.
: Sn Aranias paB Giip iit cine 0az
tloaalbant nit einem Stammfapital
bon $50, 900 genebmist porben.

gran ". perfdert uns seftern, has fie pdbrenb her
iein tSnnte.
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@rmasstaen.bums .llebertraannaen.

grnif Wsbtbabn an s. u. @orIep.
Sot an pereioaifraBe, 81, $50.
Geo. Rub unb Grau on Oito Otteus
ien, SOts 4 unO 5 gIOd 2, 3birbs ab.
billion, $3.50.
Y. W. Riebinger an gbas. @rdbner.
SOts IL unb IL 8Iod l6, Monierep,
ffr0Be, 500.
.. o. Ranien an SEQ cSlhiebort,
Sot 3 EIod 8, &iobIefiraBe, $375.
Deeen 5diIOer ieoer art asbt
mad 0o. % Solebabfrabe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-01

riss much larger per centage Of
gold. Several parties have been 10
see the new find during the week,
and all pronounce it the richest they
have ever seen on Florida Mountain.
Estimates place the value of the ore
all the way from $500 to $1,000 per
ton. A drift has now been run on
tho chute for thirty feet without any
signs Of its diminishing in value. As
the drift is 1913 feet below where
work was stopped on it in the upper
level, enough Of this rich ore is now
in sight to safely pronounce it a
fortune for the lucky owners. As
the Black Jack tunnel will soon cut
the ledge $50 feet deeper, should it
be found as itch at the greater depth,
the mine will be proven one Of the
best in Idaho. The ledge west of
this one, on the same property, al
ready cut by the Black Jack tunnel,
IS twenty feet wide at that depth and
rich, demonstrating that the veins in
crease in width and value as depth
IS attained.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-01
Boise City
WORKS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstones, Tablets, Stat.
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
OF first-class workman from the Fast
We are better than ever prepared To
DO firstclass work, at such extrem.
~ low prices as to defy competition
we have also received fine selection of
original designs, both in granite and mar.
Die, so that parties can make as good n az
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for on,
designs and prices, before placing your or.
iers elsewhere. We will make it to vour
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the hest
ina cheapest IN the world. We can fur
iish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
IS cheap as wood fence.
JAMES DYMoKE,
:. A. EoURSE,
Pu,riusr.
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ri. -.
m,;. slood p , iiacersilie i nnu
uIal,ite cfeek' iience ~ s.raign. iihs
~, s,leasteiiy " NV Juhe,ioh ~ Clooheu
guiGn WIN .aiiolnia guien' 'heece e, -
suaiSns iihe " 'he Junc,iol' Vi N lml1s
guich anu Won creek, 'hehce up Won
Siueh 70 .ne neau .nereoI on 'ne rayetts
9 1i' thcnce nortneas.erly Mong salu
u ,hea 70 the iihe o. I,oheer precinG.,
.hehcc soutneIiy following the westerly
boundaries OF Iioneer ana ocnteTville
I, I'M, ~ .ie piaoeoi pesinnihs' ihos'
~ 4 "uii' neg S'iai'
Quartzburg Precinct
Commencing on the Payette divide at
the head OF Wolf creek, thence along and
upon said divide to the point where the
Jerusalem trail crosses, thence westerly
following said trail to the point OF its i'll
tersection with The Lawyer trail, thence
along SAID Lawyer trail to Hazard gulch
TO the west Fork OF Granite creek, thence
down said West Fork to IT'S junction with
" d I1,a claeA' lnence uue east 10 lne me
oio,, d"t ~ 'a,e prGoinos .nqnoe noi,nely
c;nc, ~ tho nlao nv, ~ y hoa;n,;n ing W. ~
Snlo;,,a R 90 p.aeo u sinnins ~
'p'"'ne' ~, 's..ai.
u.anite DreeK rrecinct
Commelcing at the point on the Payette
divide where II IS crossed oy the Jerusalem
trall, thence along SAID divide to where 1t is
crossed ~ me hawkins road, thence
aloh = sara ulVide around the mead oil Shafer
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CAPITAL LETTER
BOISE CRY, July 20, 80.

s>oi"S ~ VH'J ~"3 W.
WoRLp:--Of all the objectionable
faults in man, that Of procrastination
stands at the head. We plead gull
ty, and place ourselves at tho mercy
Of the WoRLD's Judgment. With the
hope of msrciful sentence we prom
ise to unload early and often.
Two weeks ago we made trip from
the capital to Haley, Wood River,
and like magic we arrived there.
On this trip we were moro than sur
prised to find new empire Of busy
and thriving settlements lying be-
tween those points We pulled out
from tho capital on the Central Ida
ho Express Railway, and arrived at
Nampa, the Damascus OF Idahos
plains, thence on the east bound fly
or to Mountain Home, in Gilmore
county, thence to Glenn's Ferry and
Bliss in Eastern Gilmore, thence to
the fast-growing, busy and busting
town and general mercantile and sup
ply depot OF Logan countryside.
shone--thence to the city Of Belle
vue, in north Logan, thence to our
point OF destination, the city Of Hal
ley, county seat Of Alturas and prin-
cipal mining center of tho Wood Riy.
or country. The trip from the capt.
tai to HALEY at this age Of State
hood furnishes the strongest proof OF
the fast-growing and permanent set
Elements OF the farming and stock
range districts OF southeastern Idaho
by class of industrious, educated,
agricultural citizens, who, by their
untiring, skillful toll and energy are
driving the desert out Of existence
by cultivation and successful irriga-
ton, and yet there are men in the
State who say that Idaho is slow
and dull country, and no work for
men to do. To this class of drones
We say, cut loose from your slothful,
lounging haunts and file ON 100 acres
OF tho arid sage plains in the valleys
ct the Snake, the Boise or the Paw
cite, and become the owner of your
home. The capital necessary to COM
meace work with is an ak, shovel and
pick, with your camp outfit. Backed
by the will and determination of In.
dustry, there is no such word as fail.
The newborn State of Idaho is like
the magnet to the needle, attracting
men of wealth, and this class of men
will now, under the safe and honest
protection of State laws, use their
money in diyerting the waters of the
rivers and smaller streams of Idaho
onto every available acre of land of
the now desert plains, by system of
reservoirs and canals, which will re.
claim many millions of acres of the
most valuable land within the boun
diaries of the United States of Amer.
lea. Here we live in the State of
Idaho, surrounded by that gratuitous
gift OF homestead, bequeathed to
every American citizen by our good
old Uncle Sam. If by our Incidence
and neglect we fail to secure the
same, we should be punished by the
want of comfortable home. 1t is
an old and true saying that the life
OF the farmer and stock raiser is one
OF peace and plenty, rewarded by
long life and good health. May we
all work with energy and industry to
secure our uncle's gift.
CASUS CONSCIENTIE.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND oFFIcE at Boise City. Idaho,

LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
June Is, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ingnamed settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register aud Receiver at
BOISE City, Idaho, on July 20, 1890, viz:
Donald p Mcbride, OF Garden valley
Idaho, who made Pre- ID S No. 3,,5a for
the Lot 4, and SW II NV Il and NV Z
sM Il, Sec 3, TIP. N, RAE, BPM.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, VIZ: Abraham
Slfers, James De Chambeau, Joseph
Hurst, John Mcbride, all of Garden val
ley, Boise county, Idaho.
CHAs. s. KINGSLEY, Register
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SILVER CRY AVALANCHE: Ike
Phillips came down from the Phillips
4 Sullivan mine on Sunday evening,
bringing news that he had struck it
rich. In running tho lower drift
south they have at length reached
the chute of ore out of which, nearer
the surface, lessees of the mine a
year ago had taken $4,000 in $3.50
ore. This chute below has widened
out to over three feet and is not only
apparently much richer in silver than
i was who're worked above, but car
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-08-01
Notice.,

In the Probate Court of the State of
Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of Michael
Carrigan, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed executor of the last will and Tesla.
ment of Michael Carrigan, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against, the said deceased to ex.
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publica,
ton OF this notice, to the said executor, at
his residence, in Garden valley, Boise
county, State of Idaho
THOMAS CARDIGAN.
Executor of the last win and Testament
of Michael Carrigan, deceased.
Dated July III. 1S90-w4.
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ShAlNWALD BROS.
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CIrr IpAEo1
,-o,... -. July IA. 1890
ss.1er mas MED notice of his intention to maEe
nnat proof IN support of his claim and that said
as,, wiz ee made before the Register and Re-
Ss.ssr a. boise City, Idaho, August 90 lSgo
w john Larsen. of Plaeerville, boise county
10 No. S ~ made Homestead application No 99Si
s sTr sne > IN = Ne and NE = Sc y, Sec "a. ana
E, BPM a. soO %, Up n, II
he names the following witnesses tn n-ovs ri.
la eous residence upon. ana cultivation of ssi5
anu, VIZ: henry Carlson. Thomas Petersen w.
nss, thilip Rant, all of Placeryille p scs's
As'no. OHAs. &. KINGSLEY,
Register.
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WI. O'CONNER.
MATCHMAKER and JEWELER
IDAHO CITY,
win give all orders careful attention.
All work firstclass, and guaranteed.
Prices same as IN Boise City.

Watches and Jewelry supplied to order
on short notice, and guaranteed as repre-
sented.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-19
A Mortgage Record.

Bruno Beaupre, respondent, VS.. (Holland d
Thompson Manufacturing Company ct al,
defendants) P. Y. Dwyer,appellant Judg-
ment affirmed. COLLINS, j.
First-In mortgage, recorded as upon
real estate. and also filed as on chattels,
was following description: "All that tract
or parcel of land dies cribed as
follows, to wit: Lot two (2) of Block No.
Twenty seven (2O in together
with the building or plant of said first
party thereon situated, and the engines
and the boilers and fixed machinery APP
purtenant to said building" The mort
gagor was manufacturing corporation,
and its building, engines and boilers
were fixtures when the mortgage was
executed. The trial court found that
certain other articles of machinery
which were fastened to the building and
used for manufacturing, which, gener-
ally speaking, were heavy machines
such as used about foundry Or ma
chine shop, were included in and COW
cred by the mortgage. Held correct.
In constituting the descriptive portion
of said mortgage, effect should be given
to all of the words, terms and express
sions used therein, for 1t is obvious that
by their use property was intended and
included which was no part of the
realty, and which would not pass by
mortgage upon it alone. Thlrd-Wrlt-
ten descriptions in such instruments
are to be interpreted in the light of the
facts known to aid in the minds of the
parties when they are executed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-19
IVES ON THE FENCE.
The St. Peter Statesman DISGUISE
the Farmers Movement.

The ST. Peter Statesman Discusses
the Farmers Movement.
Hon. G. S. Ives, of st. Peter, stopped
over night at the Merchants. He is on
his way to join his regiment, in camp at
Lake City. Mr.. Ives just now trims
his sails close to the wind when politics
are mentioned by a newspaper man.
Speaking of the movements of the
Farmers alliance, he said, in substance,
that the farmers seem very determined,
and while it is not quite clear what
course they will take with regard to
putting state ticket in the field, there
is no doubt they will make themselves
felt in the coming campaign. Said he:
They are hardly strong enough to be
successful in electing ticket of their
own. 1t is hard to tell what proportion
OF them would support a farmers ticket,
if they nominate full state ticket
they will draw their greatest sire myth
from the Republican party. 1t is pos
sible that number of them will not
forsake party ties" He expressed the
opinion that Hon. IgnatiOuS DOnnelly
is undoubtedly losing his influence
with the farmers, and that they do not
regard him with very great degree of
confidence. They are more disposed to
act independent of any Interference by
men not in full sympathy with all their
plans. With reference to the report of
the committee which made iDvestiga-
ton as to the manufacture of binding
Irvine, he said that if the recommends
tons of the committee are practical the
governor should make his recommended
ton and submit the report to the peni-
Tertiary board at as early day as pos
siDle, and thus give the farmers the
benefit of the manufacture this season,
if that be practicable.