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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

tfa&t 81 q iftAc AtitN exec iA sunday
Taking effect sunday. JUS ~ lsSs
Sleeping cars run on Pacific auo Atlantic Ez-
Presses o. and from nefraiI-Parior cars r1a
ga paN tnpress and Grand hanlds LNpreSs "a
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and 80 Union depot
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12
". ". STOKES.
j. n. ANDERSON.
ii. ". MlLLER.
I.ss4 mite

Committee.
Adopted.
leAs-Ald. Anderson, Baldwin. CreQur, En-
u,er Launierc. Miller. 0Donnell. Rodgers.
saunders. Stein. stokes. stebbins. stryker.
Iumer-ll.
Nays-None.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council II the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-You special committee ap-
pointed 10 locale a district 10 be assessed for
grading. grayclins and paving Of the cutters
OF North College avenue. from East Bridge
street north L. city limits. in the city ot Grand
Rapids. would respectfully report The follow
ing:
All lots. parts OF lots ana Pieces 0f land iu-
cluded within the following boundaries. iowit.
Commt clug al a point on the north line Oi
East Bridge street ~ feet east of the east line
OF North College avenue, as plated, thence
west on said north line of East Bridge size, {
10 "a point l32 feet west 81 the west line II SAID
North College avenue, "a plated thence north
parallel with said line last mentioned 80 the
nOrtherly line oi the D.. Is. IL. 4 NJ X. K.
grounds, thence nOrthwesterly along said last
mcHtiOncd line 10 a line parallel With west
lie said North College avenue. as plated, and
distant thence from -. feet. Themes norih
parallel with said last mentioned street line
u the north Inc OF the city of Grand Rapids
thence east OF said last mentioned line l. q
line parallel with the east line of said North
College avenue. as plated. and distant there
from ~ lcet. thence south on said line last
mentioned 10 the north line, he h.. q. IL. a
n. r. Il. grounds. thence westerly o. north
lin. of said D.. 6. II. 4 VI. \. r. grounds To a
line parallel with the east line OF said North
College avenue. as plated. and distant there
from II feet. thence south on said last mcu-
toned parallel line 10 the place oI beginning,
excepting ther.lrom said district All public
- y q. .Ll aII..rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-12

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27
FHE SCHOOL LANDS.
The Dill Is Rqsrtsd by he Jsiut Committee.

The school lands bill, o. recommended
by the joint committee, 10 as follows;
The secretary Of state, auditor and COM
missioner Of public lands are created .
board Of school land commissioners, with
the latter as ex-ofEicio chairman. The
board shall have general control and SUI
pervision Of the sale Of the lands. II IL
made the duty Of the commissioners Of
each county to inspect each section Of
land within the county, ascertain its gem
eral condition and appraise it, value.
The commissioners shall report in du-
plicate to the county auditor and to the
state board. Then the county commits
sioners shall give notice by advertisement
for thirty days Of the condition Of the
land and the amount Of the appraisal.
As soon a. practicable, but after sixty
from the time Of the report Of the COM
missioners, the state board shall deter
mine what lands and, Il any, how much
shall be sold prior TO January I, 1895.
By the terms Of the constitution not more
that 100 acres can be sold In one parcel,
and al lands within two miles Of incoEs
porated cities shall be sold In lots and
blocks.
The state board may confirm the ap-
praisals Of the county commissioner.
The county boards shall also appraiss
the Yalue Of stone and timber upon anv
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27
Care for RtlSa.

To cure ielon, saturate bit Of grated
wild turnip the size Of a bean with Spirits
Of turpentine, and apply 1t to the affected
part. II relieves the pain at once, and
destroys the ielon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

hAa but surface touch. shs coula never
roase the orain Po~sE, tie fever passions
whSeh Charlotte fs-E were lseenf IN aka
II a. Ms equal VII aake ha1n zlns
- --to-nishr-
The next moment sAs Les1oaght hsr
CT her dress for ths evening. and the
hOor was soon covered wiEh gorgeous
bzu dresses, torn and ssllee. unmsted
shoes and stockings. sEti6clal flowers
cd leEters which she had dragged out II
her trunks AT the bottom q one she
found bottle Of land2num. some =
which she poured into glass and drank
just what ny nerves needed, she
said, putting the go6les away.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
CHAPTER II.

Only IN Joe's romantic fancy could
Mrs. McIntyre's house be called a cot
tage. Il was that little bald wooden
building, that looked as if it had slipped
half way down the mountain, which she
had always given rent free to some poor
relation. But when the war took from
her husband, sons and property, she
found refuge in it herself with Alice and
one old negro. If they had been men,
Joe would have wondered how they
lived, being as nearly paupers as him
self: but his chivalric creed would not
suffer him TO query about money and
lady together. even to himself Most
probably the truth was that the women
managed generally with tea and toast
for themselves, though they never lack
ed dainty dish for a guest.
Alice had made the biscuits today for
breakfast herself. Miss Vane. their guest,
coming down the stairs, saw her in the
kitchen, her soft arms powdered with
aour. her cheeks burned pink. It was a
pretty home picture. Miss Vans thought,
who had mans taste in female beauty.
Now / would be vulgar in kitchen.
am always vulgar out Of full toilet
glanCing down at her own large slovenlY
figure but Alice IA like a child in that.
Sne is her own sweet innocent self al
ways. standing apart Dress or work
don't touch her
She leaned ont Of the window. Her
face was ssllow this morning. and her
eyes sunkeu. Miss Vsne vas a victim
to some obscure aiLment which some of
her friends called h7steyiA. and others a
secret sorTow. Whatever II might be.
the girl seldom slept - night. from mid
night tlll morning the house shook IN
der her heavy tread as she prowled
shout, now lying on the parI0T fOor.
now creeping with her cold feet into
Allv's bed. then out 70 the porch. tramp
ing up and down in the darkness ard
ram Ike = caxed animal By noon she
vss usually curied up asleep under your
Seet somewhere, heavy. dead lump of
matter. People who saw Charlotte Vsns
IN The hsIl ro0rn lisened her n sl kinds
q glowing tropical birds snd Sewers.
but 3risrIT h0usese~Pers found her IN
srdursbls, = verT messenger cf Satan
ssnt - hFrfFes them
Charlotte funx the vindo- open. ard
thrlsf out her hasd snd shoulders into
TIE uet. foc-r 7ir TIE frsf nao~ni1r
AS kai houchei - urpsr rsvps 2 -
iuE mist in tse ~ ~ below. snd hrouz
ogt rose ar3 saEron lizllss in their. half
Sesdere3 ~ -se MIR urrosr ~ trs
ses below Be~ond. rising out ~ -
f'g VA reas - the Soufh mountain.
z'i1rs- of ciesr EVht. greer -o-ss
1~.i r-1,-iuE streams
- hlls ~ b-eF1is- -Tsei Css~soef.-
a chokiuz lzrap ross II her ts~a.s 81
FAs - sAssly ucTsd E . did. rhs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
CmIeG,Ase.o. IG,s. }. a " wEsI ST., momeAN7TsaISs 5l M ,

PROM Manlsfee. Ludiugton. baldsinf "a D m
'Daiiy. fDaiiy except sunday 'nslly e.
cert saturday. daily except Monday
Through parior coach o. Chicago ou .. p-
NJ. tfalu-no eAfra charge foI seals
The $3.50 a. in. train consisting oi CAV coach
e. aud smoker rlnt thrnuE 90 Chicago soho
Through cumhinatlou sleeping and chair
cars % End from Indianapolis o. Night EK-
press trains
Through sleepers 10 and from Chicago on
night L4prfss trains
CHAS. N. hhALn. Gent Manager
v. A. lAkf4httk. irsmc Manager.
WILLIAM A. HAHETT. Assn 6cu. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02

Joe's bOrse's hoofs we're heard outside.
and Miss Nane abandoned her cause and
vanished. a man-any man-to her was
foe 70 10 overcome. and she WAS never
victorious in her morning wrappers.
She went 70 her room and spent the day
there. in planning how % nee her last
wasting life. She was in deadly earnest
IN the matter. She thought. a. she did
every day, Of lectuTing. of going into a
hospital o, a nunnery. The haPpiest
time Of her life ha5 been during the war,
when she bad been a Confederate SPY at
Washington, carried maps in her boot
heels or chiCnoD, and when she APPEARED
az Maryland az . masquerade ball IN
Richmond- with geld chains lettering her
beautiful hsred arms.
All then 7 vas a patriot Ihsn
Hvsdi Like = man. she thought he
tears we're il her eyes.
What was it Mrs Mcintyre had sad
r Alce' Wife and mother sns tosssd
siattsrnlF And rervelsss ~ The bed say-
inS the words o~er d1lly again and
again Would she ever - . leTinz -lfs
"a othsr woner; She thcuThf a oa0F
Singers might take away ths staln and
sore from her breast, but nothing sise
could Nothinz.
Tier her thc1zhts went n - "a z -
- Jsnaes Vor5ss She hsi sno~n I'm
hut week or two. huf - FTe1 I'm
Sc wss s-1ra she never hsd lc~efi s-7
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
To be continued.
SWEETHEART Roepl.

raterlocked bougbs ot the hsrtborn beczs
Hor barely your bTsEn tvles glstenl
what have yeur blssso1ns forgst,so tbe5
pledge
Ift rot Nay href It-fSni
Surety hssrd a biushiri snF
Ard ssaesf tie trsafh - clover.
Cyhst e ths vo-s b vas whiSp~rfh.-
Whispering over spd ovsrD
Dsfs6o-piHly. boz lsse thou At
Thoa sf<1ngt4n.os earliest cOTpsr'
Ta> gls1H>ss q ,1ra1E.er "a - zT sesrS
And On ny ossesk ther. y -'zrnnss,
TkrbrE ~ tsr0vEh ss tbe rissbr3r
AZ chs a1n vhen X kissas the clover
CGsinst ny chesk tiS Q sunbeam fsui
Al rhJ ~ss he bending O-.T')
Pstsss a -hise ssoa fho hs-tborn ty-s
Cv- 10 lzSd f-sas bg-f=r
iEAt b rT b>srf - vTs- breszes h.--
WhF. gEeiT - orunot - sowing
A ro-8.rt aec he dr-sr- srft ssies
Ercsei sr0~s tee = c'~~erf
CThy % as So5 - - f1H n ths cyss
Ani ~ % ny hesS sroop ,v~0
TEn-v thst hesrd . |, r.as-s's osI.
.Ths rc-1 fo~ whol' k-s-1ls sEsfirr,
sno- tsat ] f-lt ERR f~sx fsFf
ar Thsf - ~ es-as ~rs h--shi.sD
To- FsF sacr-t re~sr e -. = ass.
rls -s--as vss s-rsia3 e-er9
- Errr t10ugh -sHs@5 1, -f...r iazs
sn~t ~ s-esth ~ -. sao~s-
-Css-ieg y C-.ssnaar IN Esrpers
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
MICHIGANC CENTRAL

fNaty. AN Others daily Anepl sunday.
Iakiug effect SUNDAY IuiK j.. Jess
Weeping calr co Iar tC auc Atlantic fx-
presses iu and from Detroit Iarior ears ruu
on Day k1pfes aud braln htnlo. Ea prrss -
alc from Detroit Direct connections made
al Detroit wish 81 Through trains East IIrl-
cts en sale af uion Ticket once o. Monroe
ST.. and a. nion dfpof.
lEtn ~. BK0ss. Gent hCr CD Monroe.et
q. N. hUGcLEs. %. 7. and i AFt chicago
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-02
DETR0IT. 0. n. Avn WLwAUKEE

lDalihr sunday ffArfI irl. ifa'f
Detroit EHpress snd Evening IRprcss have
parioT cars attached. and make direct c0nnfc-
f0n in Detroit lor al points East
Express leaving % 1000 D m has srnef
sleeping car % Detroit. arr vIna ln Deifot
81 IsT.
Morning Express anc Grand Bspids K1press
have parIor car attached.
THROUGH railroad tIesefF aud ooran steam.
shin tickets and sleeping csf herfHs aerurec "a
p q. u. A ~. of1cc - Monroe st. auG 81 TIE
depot
JAS. CAMPBELL. city Pass Aren't
JNO. N. INi 10. IrafUr ManUarr NeffeIt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15
GEO. w. HASHAGEN.

Beg to announce that they have established
meat markets at Mt. Idaho and Grangeville
aud will keep the Choicest meats for sale at ali
times.
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK and VEAL.
Corned do Cured Neat ec Sausage.
MI IDAHO and GRANGEvILLE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15
Notes of the Convention.

1
Don't be a kicker.
The tirket is strong one. and will be
stronger than ever when the nominal
tons for the state and district Offices
are made.
w. N. Knox Ia chairman, and George
Haahagen secretary of the new county
central committee.
Mclean could have got tho nomina
! ton tor Assessor If he had entered for
| the race IN good time. AS it was some
of his friends did not know he was a
candidate until his name WAS presented
| and heir votes had been promised to
The other fellow" Hendren, however,
is strong man, aud Notwithstanding
his wooden leg he Will run like a
scalded pig.
| Paddy White concluded before the
convention met not to have his name
| presented for denomination. and con-
! ST Qnentlv the nomination for sheriff
went TO Wood by accamalion,
Short-horp, Paddy and Parker GO to
Lewiston Monday TO attend the district
convention.
Judge Case, Ben Morris, Paddy aud
the editor will go to Boise TO attend the
,tete convention and help pominate a
State ticket.
Capt. " oodward is another man who
lost the nomination through ashfnlness
IN not making himself known Ms can
dldate until too late. The Grdnyeviie
delegation acted unwisely in bringing
him in MS a dark horse.
In the LIST. commissioners district Mr..
Wall had n majority on the tirst ballot
for re-nominatiun, but II TRANSFERRED that
the Farview delegation had been posi-.
lively instructed for Carpenter, and so
the vote was recon>idered. with the re-
suit that Carpenter Was nominated.
This was the only incident that arose to
mar The harmony which prevailed all
through the convention.
We are glad to welcome Ben Morris
back into active political life again. We
are now State, and it is the duty of all
good ciiizens to get IN and drill with the
party of their choice. A State without
politics is too dead to skin.
Dudley. the blocks of FIVE" states
man, says there isn't salt enough in the
sea to make Indiana republican state
this year. We'll, Dudley has only HIM
self 10 blame for il, because he is the
guilty man who debanched the state
with his "hlorks Of hive" system in the
last Presidential election.
When shrewd and able statesman
Ike Blaine pronounces in favor of re.
clproclty which is another name for
Free Il ade-and antasonises his party
ssquareiy on its tariff policy. it is getting
high time for the ihieving protective
ta'iif saindiers and bunco sharps to
Keep an eye TO wiDdward for the polih-
cal squalls that are brewing there away.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15
TO CONTRACTORS!
Mt. Idaho and Salmon
Meadow Wagon Road
Construction Adver-
tiSement.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIv-
= ed up to and including Friday, August 49,
1890, for the construction of the Mt. Idaho and
Salmon Meadows Wagon Road pursuant to the
provisions OF the Act of the Legislature of Ida
no, approved February 5, 1889, subject to the
followii conditions:
The Road shall be divided into sections as
follows:
SECTION 1-Shall commence at Mt. Idaho
a..d end at Florence, a distance of about sc
miles.
SECTION II-shall commence at Florence
and end at north end of bridge site on Salmon
river opposite the mouth of French creek, a.
distance OF about 10 miles.
SECTION lII-Shall commence Mt south end,
of bridge site, near the mouth OF French creek
and end at Warm Springs, distance of about
l7s4 miles.
SECTION Iv-shall commence at Warm
Springs ard end at Salmon Meadows, a dis,
lance about 374 miles.
REQUIREMENTS OF CONSTRUCTION:
~ The road shall be eight (s) feet wide In all
places where grading Is necessary and ten tl0)
each 100 yards and shall follow substantially
the route located by the commissioners.
~ All trees, stumps and roots shall be re-
moved from the line of the Road for a clear
width Of ten (l0) feet.
81 All running streams and all standing wa
ter and mud holes must he bridged, culverted
or corduroyed as condition of ground may re-
quire. All bridges shall be above high water
mark All bridges must be covered with plank
not less than our inches thick and II feet long
or with timber of like thickness, hewed two
sides. All bridges must have five (5) stringers.
~ In all matters and deta Is not herein mem
toned the Road must be constructed in good,
substantial and workmanlike manner.
~ The sum total of bids for the construction
of all the sections must not exceed the sum OF
Forty Thousand Dollars.
t6) Each bid must be accompanied by bond
OF One i thousand Dollars with good and sum
ctent sureties, conditioned that the bidder
awarded the contract for any section will exc
cute the same, and the bidder awarded the
contract Tor any section must within ten Q0A
furnish a for ~ mar cant II IA
for the faithful performance of the same
"a All proposals must be deposited with tho
Secretary 81 the Commission, at Weiser, Wash
ington County, Ilaho.or G.. Is. Wood. at Grange
Vile Idaho County. Idaho. Bids will be open
ed at Mt Idaho, on Tuesday. September .. ls9O,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. BY order of the Board,
N. b. WILEY,
FRANK SMITH, President.
Secretary. Sill
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15

Morris, CIV. Case, K. W. White,
and A.F.P Parker. As alternates
J.H.Forney, WIN Knox, BIZ.
Davis and Delos Carr were Sc
lected.
Delegates to the District
convention at Lewiston, Aug
ust 20, were next elected, and
XIV. White. R.Freeborn, BIZ.
Davis and A. F. Parker were
elected, and here the following
resolution, introduced by Mr..
Smith, was adopted and refer
red to the delegates as the in
structions of the convention:
ResotUed, That the delegates
to the democratic district con-
vention to be held at Lewis
ton, August 20, 1890, be, and
are hereby instructed, to vote
for J.W.Ioe, of Nez Perez co.,
for Judge of the Second Judi
cial District; for J.H.Forney,
of Idaho Co, for district attor-
ney of Second judicial district;
for CIV Case, of Idaho co, for
joint senator for the Third
senatorial dist. of Idaho.
The convention then pro-
ceeded to elect County Cen
trail committee, and after va
rious plans had been suggest
ed, the following, submitted by
AT. Parker, was adopted, and
the following members were
elected in accordance there
with:
Resolved, That the democrat
ic county central committee
shall consist of twenty men,
bers to be appointed by this
convention, and apportioned
among the several precincts as
follows:
Grangeville. delegates; w. Hopkins,
A.F.Parker, d. Carr, CIV Hashayan.
Mt. Idaho, 3 delegates; w. N. Knox.
c. w. Case, Jas Surridge.
Cottonwood, 3 delegates; B.F.Morris.
Jas. McCatferty, Robt. Nugent.
keutervile, delegates; A. Hend-
richs, J. b. Fors,nan.
Fairview. 2 delegates; Robt. Farrip.
Jas. Witt
Clearwater, delegate; Oh. Flynn.
Elk City. delegate; y w. Smith,
Warrens, 2 delegates; Ed. Brooks,
Walter Brown.
John Day and Florence. delegate;
Phil Cleary.
White Bird and Freedom; l delegate.
J. S. Focker,
After some rousing remarks
by A. F. Parker and others,
and giving three enthusiastic
cheers for the success of the
entire ticket. the convention
adjourned sine die.
b. +. MORRIS,
". n. KNOX, Chairman.
Secretary.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15
Rules of 9usinesa-

C0r Real estate placed in our hands for sale
will he subject to the following rules. from
| which there will be no deviation, except 1t be
expressed In writing at the time the propepty
is placed:
Tho commissions on sales must be agreed
upon before the property Is placed on the
| books, and will vary according to the value
ana character OF the property.
1.-THE seller is looked to for tho commits.
sion.
III-Property placed with us will be consid-
cred our to sell at the price and terms agreed
upon, even after he expiration of the contract
period unless notified 10 the contrary after such
expiration.
IV-Should an imperfect title prevent the
confirmation of sale, IL will not invalidate
our claim for commission. Owners should
know their title.
V-For exchanging property the commission
viii be the same MS though the property hnd
been sold in the usual way
VI-Our commission is due npon the sale of
any property on our books, upon the contract
OF such sale being signed or agreed to by the
parties thereto. regardless of who makes the
sale ~
VII-An Deeds and Transfers are TO be made
through this office. free Of charge.
RIVE always aim To Introduce buyers and
sellers of Real Estate to each other, II desired
and TINS afford every facility for purchasing
upon the most fsyqFahie terms.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
Levi A. White. lid. No 1890
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
August ID, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler mas MED notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
enat sniu PROOF VIII De made before the Judge
Ut III MS absence the CLERK OF the District
Court at Mt. Idaho, Idaho, September 20,
1850, viz:
LEVI A. WHITE,
for the Z Il Sec g. TIP so N, RAE, BM.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous residence upon, and cultivat on
Of said land, viz:
Herman Won Bargen, John II. Won Barren
John G. Doss and Henry Meyer, all of Grange
vile, Idaho.
1918 C. M. DAY, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-08-15
MARRIED.

CHASE FRANSWORTH.- At Cottonwood.
Idaho August 7. 1870. J. Gilmore j. p, offic eli.
ating. Mr.. Fred G. Chase. Of Idaho County
70 Miss Lydia 4. Fransworth. of Meadville
Peuna.
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