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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-17
WITH A LITTLE BONFIRE.
How the Republicans Received the News
From Washington.

How TIE ~kepubticaus Received the news
From Washington.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 1.-THE news Of the seat
ing Of Sanders and Power in the United
States enate was received here with alb
solutc indifference. The democrats cx-
pec,ed Il and took IL as n matter of course.
The republicans were too ashamed Ia re-
joiee. There was n little talk Of holding
a meeting by the republicans. hut IL was
considered unwise.
This evening u bon-flre consisting
Of three boxes aud a barrel was III
In front OF the Clarendon beer hall,
on Main street, In celebration OF the
contamination of the republican fraud.
A policeman rang In an alarm from box
~ for the department.. The alarm col
lccted quite a crowd and the council adj
journed for 10 minutes, but all returned
In disgust on finding IL was only a rcpuh-
lican celebration. The brigade was
exultant over the fact hat il got its APP
paratus there first, although IL had "A
much greater distance 90 run.
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PIxLEY LEAVES TOWN..
His Vile and Daughter. However. Rather
Like Their New Occupation.

His Vile and Daughter. However. Rather
Like Their New Occupation.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April l6.-Thc city has finally
got rid of William Pixley, who attempted
to live off the earnings of his wife and
daughter whom he placed in the Com
ique. Pixley's actions before coming
here were thoroughly ventilated by the
Helena papers, who made ii so sultry for
him that he was compelled To leave that
city. His disgraceful ann of attempt
shown up by the STANDARD, and
since then Pixley has found his stay
here decidedly unpleasant. Last
Saturday he was arrested as a vag and
locked up in the county Jail. Monday his
wife, who with her niece and daughter are
still Juggling drinks and working boxes at
the Comique, pawned her watch and with
the money obtained bonds for her
worthless husbands appearance to-day.
The amount of the bond was $50. This
morning Pike ease was called by Judge
Newkirk, but II defendant failed TO re-
spond and the bono was declared for
feited. Ii was learned yesterday that he
had left the city, so his non-appearance
to-day did not cause any surprise.
Mrs. Pixley and the two girls are said 10
be glad that The fellow has left them, as
they will not be compelled to support him
and consequently ran pay greater attcn-
ton to their own comfort. The mother
appears to like her new occupation cN'
ceeding well and her indignation ut the
fact that people commented on her un
motherly conduct i'm permitting her
daughter to lead the life she does, knows
no bounds. The girls, too. apparently
like il better than they did, il increased
brevity of skirts and gaudier hued raj.
ment are to he considered as signs I'm tina,
direction.
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Serving Out His Sentence.
BY the standards Special Wire.

Do II 'VIH'IdTWS WTFTIWI NTFs
BUTTE, April i6.-A week ago to-day
Frank Simpson an all around vag and
chronic rounder, was convicted in the
police court of vagrancy. Judge Newkirk
imposed a fine Of 500 and ninety days in
the county Jail. This sentence staggered
Simpson and he begged and pleaded most
piteously TO he given an opportunity To
leave town. promising that IL sentence
was suspended he would begin 10 walk al
once. The court kindly suspended sen.
tence II hours and Simpson began Ia
make tracks towards South Butte. He did
not go far however, for last night he was
again run in by the police. He was recog.
niIed and Is now a guest Of Sheriff Sui.
Ivan, serving out the suspended sentence
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A New Claim Bonded.

BY the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 16.-Gable a. Nichols have
bonded the Milwaukee claim, which is
situated one and one-half miles from
Butte, adjoining the Orphan Boy and
Orphan Girl claims, about an eighth OF a
mile from the Blue Bird claim. The
claim is supposed TO be in the Blue Bird
lead. The development work on the
property consists Of ono shaft 100 feet
deep, which will be sunk TO a depth of $50
feet. The b nd is for $1,000, and is being
taken up by subscribers in Butte and Hell
ena. The company will be properly i'm.
c~orporated nj once. About five thousand
dollars worth of shares have been taken.
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BUTTE CURRENT r

J. T. Carroll Of Anaconda was in town
yesterday.
:. j. Dennis has returned from a visit
TO New Jersey.
William Wallace, jr, of Helena visited
the city yesterday.
Miles Finlan says that he is not a can
didate for city marshal.
Mrs. Julia Brown Of Eureka. New, is
visiting friends in Butte.
Gus Morgan has recovered and is again
with h. NJ. Cabban & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Coolidge of Sho-
shone, Idaho, are visiting in Butte.
ID. NJ. Billings of Spencer, Iowa, a large
grain and hay dealer, is in the city.
Charles j. Schatzline yesterday began
suit against John j. Mcguire for debt.
James and William Bennett, two old
Nevada miners, have arrived i'm Butte.
Charles Williams of Anaconda has ac-
cepted a position in the Butte postofiice.
Mrs. c. Kemp and Mrs. Fitz of Center
vile will leave on Saturday for England.
A new paper to be known as the Sunday
Star will be started one week from next
Sunday.
The knights of Revolution are re-
auested to meet at Miners Union hall on
Friday evening.
An appeal to the district court was filed
yesterday in the Ease of the City OF Butte
VS.. William Hebert.
The building boom still continues. A
new sidewalk is being constructed in front
of the Union Pacific Office i'm Main street.
ApriI q was set nv the district court
vesteriav ns tine date for the final settle.
ment ~ he accounts nj A. " Corv' al.
ministrator Of the estate of Ann CORY.
Stock sales Inv Gable e. Nichols yester-
day were 1000 shares Major Budd at Sc
I0GO Poorman e~xtension al IIL: 1000
CIenuarv nj 100. 30OO Conner Bell nj q.
Mrs. 1. bath ana TWO cniiaren' Mrs
James LuRR anu tnree ciiiureh, MIs.
- his c;.. w;II leave Tor Epaiand Sat,sr.
- ~"
""!
oi the many rumors Always current ll
the cry, one Is 70 tne enect mat 2 new
opera mousse Is 10 De erected on the sue OF
tne oiu pa'iiiioh now khowh as u"e Ly'
ceuh.
Mrs. 4; A. heh1ers9h, VIE OF one OF tne
euitors OF tne 81; fauI ftoneer fTess, Is III
the city. MRS. henderson ~ berseii yer
satile writer ahu her WISH is TOT ne pur
pose OF WIRING an ar'icie descriptive oi
Butte.
The following notices of locations were
filed yesterday: The Gaynor lode, by II
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Receipts and Disbursements of silver
how During the Fiscal Year.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 16.-At the meeting of the
board Of county commissioners the follow
ing was approved as the statement Of re-
ceipts and disbursements for the year
ending February u, 1880:
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This is our record, every
one of them bona fde sales,
and over one-half to parties
who have indicated their
intention of building this
summer.
If you want to make a
home in Butte, consider the
advantages of this prop
erty:
Convenient location.
Pure air,
Good water,
Excellent drainage,
Rapid transit,
Perfect title,
Low price.
If you want to make
money, take a trip which
will cost you nothing, and
buy Butte real estate; and
if you decide tc buy, you
will find no better oppor-
tunity for an investment
than in
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The assessed value OF real and personal
property in Silver Bow county is Sl1 .;sjs,-
572. The rate of tax is IL mills. The
assessed value Of property on which taxes
are not paid is Si9,laO.
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A CnECKERED CAREER.

EDITOR BULLETIN Mr.. Kinney
will be entitled TO adopt chess
board rs his coat Of arms, if he con-
tinues to add checks to his public
record. A few weeks ago he was
whooping up the rights of working
men, his agitation resulting in the
worklnSmen organizing to secure
those rights. Then Mr.. Kinney
turns round and sIaps the working
men in the face, CHASING them Gas
he did at the fourth ward club
organization meeting) virtually as 4
combination of red republicans and
rabid rcactionists.
Mr.. Kinney on the same occasion
said that the Reform Party was
drawing near to the people. If the
people have drawn away from the
Reform Party, the natural thing is
for the Reform Party TO close up the
gap by shifting its seat. That is the
way used to do when courting, if
l thought Susan was only fooling.
WORKISGMAN.
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'{'1lkI
Dairu Rurrrtin
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
FRIDAY, JAN. 81, 1890.
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice Judd sentenced W.
Rra.h, for emhezzlemcnt of the Ty.
biographical Union funds, to impri-
sonment at hard labor six months
without costs. Ako, for larceny,
was sentenced to pay fine of S2j
and be Imprisoned al hard labor ten
months.
The Supreme Court in banco
as decided. in the submitted
case Of r. Il. Oleson, master bark
Ida, IS. Thco. II. Dawes and Co.,
agents for Lloyds and Indemnity
Mutual Insurance Co., as follows:
We allow the plaintiff freight ac-
cordnely with the accustomed rates
for pickets, laths and short lengths,
and also his necessary expenses for
the removal from the dock. pi'ing
and insurance of the cargo, but not
for the expense for discharging the
same, the charter party providing
for the delivery OF the cargo from
the ships tackles.
Chief Justice Judd at term this
morning sentenced II. &. Stebbins,
on his plea of guilty to forgery, to
be imprisoned at hard aborsix months
and pay $50 fine. The indictment had
been reserved from presentation, de-
fendant being let off on his good beha-
vior when sentenced, this term, for
gross cheat. Having forfeited his
chance the result is what is above
stated. Stebbins begged the Court
To allow him to leave the country,
but His Honor could not do less
than give him this comparatively
light sentencc--the offense making
defendant liable to five years i'm
prisonment.
Before Mr.. Justice McCully at
chambers, Mrs. Annie 5. Parke, cX-
ocutriX Of the estate of W. G. Parkc,
had her petition granted for approx
al of accounts and discharge. Pre-
sent: W. +. Allen and W. G. Parke.
Receipts amounted to Sl2, lOO.Gl
and payments 81 ,22S.92.
The owners Of the barkentinc
Planter have settled with Nathan
and Co. by paying $4,000 and costs,
for damages in mules killed on yoy-
age from San Francisco by falling
| iron pipe.
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9th District, 1st Precinct
honolulu. Oahu.
Registration ef Voters.

The Inspector OF Election for the
First Precinct oi District Five will
meet in said Precinct at the Reform
atory School for registering voters
for Mobiles and Representatives and
correcting the Register, on MON
DAY, Jan. o7th, from 7 to 8 P. NJ,
FRIDAY, Jan. 3lst, from ! to 9
T.. NJ.
Notice OF any further meetings will
I've given nj the above meetings.
The First Precinct OF the Fifth
District comprises all that portion OF
said District lying East OF the main
road up Kalihi Valley and mauka OF
King street.
All voters when registering are
respectfully requested to bring their
Tax receipts.
r. WUNDENBERG,
4l2 # Chairman.
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the CATHOLIC FAIR.
4 Fine Success-.P Perfect Arrange
ments and Lucrative Result.

The Catholic Ladies' Benevolent
Society is to be congratulated on its
fair of yesterday afternoon and eve
ning. Arrangements OF perfect
description had been made by the
ladies', the only deficiency apparent
being IN the matter Of space. The
Arion Hall, where the fair was held,
was Handsomely decked with flags,
foliage, and flowers. The various
booths and stands were charminglv
designed and decorated a large
lot Of useful and fancy articles was
displayed, abundance of refresh
ments was provided, and the selec-
ton Of flowers on sale was gorgeous.
Mrs. +. :. Cunha and Mrs. J. +.
Bowler had charge of the first booth,
where q great variety of attractive
articles was exposed. The sales
were brisk. The second booth, in
the same line, was conducted by
Mrs. Cowcs and Mrs. Rodanet, be-
ing well patronized. Mrs. w. l..
Wilcox had charge Of the Hawaiian
booth, having many attractive arti.
cles of native make to dispose OF,
which drew steady throng Of buy
ers.
Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald and Mrs.
c.. Waller conducted the refresh
ment department with ability. Miss
Brickwood dispensed lemonade to
the charitably thirsty. Mrs. Sims
dealt out "sxeets to the sweet. "
Mrs. Kennedy served the cooling ice
cream. Mrs. L. :. Douglas with
irresistible grace compelled the most
| PhiliSlinc to be csthetic for once
with button-hole bouquet. A
corps of Young ladies' also drove n
thriving peripatetic trade in the floral
line. Miss Phchc lIerrick lured many
honest souls into n game Of grab.
Mr.. II. J. Nolte made Gift OF
the coffee, Mrs. Kennedy of the ice
cream. The Royal Hawaiian Band
played throughout the fair. The
hall was necessarily threnged, q
great many ladies and children he.
ing there in the afternoon. These
moving about constantly with thoil
variegatcd dresses in the fairyllkt
environment, completed charming
scene. The hail being granted fret
and the supplies being all gratui
tous, all the proceeds, amounting tc
over SllO0, 60 to the charitable OBJ
iect of relieving the wants Of dis
tresscd and destitute Catholics.
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5lh District, End Precinct !
HONOLULI', OAHi.
Regulation Of Voters
lONOLlLl, OAsIl .

The Inspectors OF Election lor the
2nd Precinct OF District j, Honolulu,
Oahu, will meet in said Precinct at
The Reiormatory School for the pur-
pose OF Registering Voters for Mobiles
and Representative, and correcting
the Register, on SATURDAY,, Jan.
2Jth, from to p. NJ, on WEDNES-
DAY, Jan. 29th, from 4 10 7 =. NJ,
and on FRIDAY, Jan. 3lst, from >
to & II. N. Notice OF further meet
iugs will be given at The above
meetings.
~Please hiring your Tax Re-
ccipts.
E~The 2nd Precinct OF the 9TH
District, comprises all that portion
oi the District maka Of King street
and west al the road up Kalim
Valley. W. J.. WILCOX,
Chairman OF Inspectors OF Election
2nd Precinct, 9Th District, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. l4S I
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Judge William ID. Kelley OF Penn
syiyana died at Washington Jan.
., in his 1Gth year. lie had a re-
lnarkable career, beginning as 4
poor fatherless boy. While working
at the jewelers. trade he studied
hard, wrote for the press, and took
an active hand in politics. lie at
tained to the bar, the bench, and
the Legislature, aud was nicknamcd
'Pigiron Kelley"
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NOTICE.

'NIlE undersigned, having resigned
l. The management Of the Western
i Hawaiian Investment Co, CLimited),
on account OF i'll health, the Directors
OF the Company in Dundee have mp,
pointed Mr. Joseph b. Atherton as
Manager in Honolulu, rs of aIst Decem.
Der last w. J.. GREEN.
Honolulu, Jan. l3, 1870. 4G7 lw
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IIA w WAIIAN
COMMERCIAL SALESROOMS !
Cor. Queen Il Nuuanu St..

NNIIESE rooms hav" been opened for
L the convenience not only OF Mer.
chants, but Of the General Public. II
affords u desirable medium of selling
oil accumulated stoci- or articles ot any
description. without the necessity of
putting them under the "iininmer."
Few of us, even in our household
all airs, but wha, have something that,
we continually say: II wish | could
sell that, but if | send il 10 auction !
may get next to nothing for IL" These
salcsrooms meet your requirements -
what you do not wan, others are in
heed of.
G|~ This is strictly commission
business ard the interests of clients will
he carefully guarded
+. -. WALk ER,
Marag,r.
Honolulu, Ian. SO, 1870. 4f3 1w
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3rd District, lSt Precinct !
Registration Of Voters.
IIoNO1.CI.C.

Notice is hereby gwen that II meet
ing will be held in the lst Precinct,
3rd District Honolulu, at the Homo
lula Rifles Armory, Berctania street,
on MONDAY, Jan. 18th, between the
hours OF 7 and . p. NJ, on WEDNES-
DAY, Jan. 10Th, same hours, and on
FRIDAY, Jan. l7th, and SATuR-
DAY AFTERNOON, from 4 to 6, for
the purpose OF Registering Voters and
correcting the Register. These meet
ings viii be continued from week to
week at the same place on the same
days and hours as above.
4, TURRILL,
4l7 ii Chairman.
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Enterprise Carriage Coy

STAND: No. ., corner Nuuanu and
y King streets. Bell +, lephonc 1l3,
Mutual Telephone $40. Office Hours:
From 4. NJ. 10 II p. NJ. All orders
promptly attended TO
WALLACE JACKSON,
487 lw Manager.
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NOTICE.

tlNHE Hawaiian Commercial Co. will
L not he responsible tor any debts
contracted, without written OIder
"gned by inc. ~
W. II. CT Cl'MMlNGS,
Manager.
Honolulu, Jan. 80, 1880 4JB 81
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WANTED

EOR "A few weeks two or more res.
Il possible people. Duties light.
Mnst have good address Apply I"
j. r.. BROWN Y co.,
4hi II Old Capitol buildings,
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LEWIS j. IEVEY,
u Auc,ionccr
NOTICE.

TN!lE Hawaiian Rifle Associations
L Range. King street, is clos,d from
this date All persons are hereby for.
hidden 10 practise over above Range
until further notice. BY order.
j. H. SOPER,
President II, Il. A.
HorOiulr, Jan. 81, 1880. 4Gl lw
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WANTED

A WOMAN to act as ma'ron a, Ks.
~ mehumehs School, Address "p.
o, Box W." or apply in person, 465 81
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Notice to Electors
--FOR TliE-
lst District, lSt Precinct !!

\ List Of Voters ior Mobiles and
Representative has been posted at
the Polling place OF this Precinct,
the Government Nursery, on King
street. Voters can satisfy themselves
by inspecting said list that their
names are properly entered. For
the purpose OF making any correc-
tions and for any additional names
to be added, meetings will be held 1T
the Government Nursery, King
street, ON WEDNESDAY, Jan. 29th,
from 4 to s T.. NJ, THURSDAY, Jan.
30th, from to 8 T.. NJ, FRIDAY,
Jan. 3lst. from to r. NJ.
f.. G. SCHuMAN.
Chairman oi Inspectors LIST Pre-
cinct, lst District. i6l td
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GRAPES !!
NEW ZEALAND MULLET

NEW Zealand Canned Mullei j. ia.
~ pidIy crowding salmon ont Of The
market. lie agents for The celebrated
"Star Brand" nre
j. f.. BROWN 4 co.,
4Gfi lw Merchant street.
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IMPORTANT to ALL!

TSPECIAILY to those who believe
IL in equal rights, "ihe American
Sentinel" weekly paper, the object of
which is 10 show the evils of "Rcligious
Legislation" One az more copies of
different dates can he had free, by ap
plying personally ar by pos, to The
undersigned. -
n. r. Bu RG ESS,
Honolulu, II. ].
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PUBLIC MOONLIGHT CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
play this evening at Thomas Square
commencing ut 1:3O O'Clock. Fol
lowing is the programme -
pkl,T T.
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ELECTION of OFFICERS,

4 i The annual meeting of the German
IA Benevolent Society h, Id oh January
~, 1880. the following officers were rc.
elected for one year:
President. Hon. II. A. Widemanr,
icc.President. ....J. +. Hackfelt,
Secretary. ry............J. F. Eckard',
Treasurer. .,.......F. Klamp,
Auditor. ..............H. j. NOlle,
Trustee. t..........,..J. +. Hackfeld.
j. i. ECKARDT,
iG1 - Secretary.
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WANTED

4 SITUATION rs Sugar Clerk or
n Nigh, Wa,chman nj n mlll, or Il
place rs Luna on good plantation
Has experience and can furnish GOOD
reference. Cali or address an. f.. r."
BULLETIN Office. 4l7 If
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P.S. Wonld be glad 10 hear from
thc other islands. 463 CIV
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FOR SALE

nNE Schcibler's ro'ari,cOpe with
" complete set of apparatus
weights, Tampa, etc
iG2 ow n. II. DAVIES Il co.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-31
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Third Judicial District,
Territory OF Idaho, county Of Bingham, ss.
Hesekiah Moore, John Peeny and Herbert
Horsely, partners under the trm name of
II. Moore Co plaintiffs.
Nike ScHiUn. defendant
To Mike Nealon In the name OF the People
o. the Territory Of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
nle Ia the Office 81 the Clerk 81 the Dist Court
Of the Third Judicial District Of said Territory
10 lilackfooi, county 81 bingham. complaint 0f
He1rkiah Moore. John feeny and Herbert
Hurhely. under the firm name Of ii Moore q
Co. demanding 3udgmen; against you for and
on account Of d certain promisory note e1ecu'
trd by you 20 Herbert H0rsely. or order. on
the trst day OF May. ISIS. and the interest
thereon besides an attorneys fee Ia the sum
Of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and cost Of
suit
And that unless you appear and answer q
said complaint within ten days OF the service
thereof. II served within bingham county. and
within twenty days II served out of satd coun
" but within said district, and in forty day.
" served out OF said district, exclusive of the
day of service. Judgment viii 1e taken against
you by default. and plaintiffs viii apply 20 tht
Court for the relief demanded in plaintiffs
complaint herein
m Testimony whereof. I. A, l.. Richardson
- Clerk OF the said district court, hRy.
sEAL. hcrpnnto SET my hand and afhNeS
tbs seal Of said court al hlack1oot
Idaho this s7th DAY OF March. 1890
A. L. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
By q A. RoBRTuAH. Deputy.
@. N Crawford, Soda Springs, Attorney 70
the plaintiffs.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-31
SUMMONS.

10 the District Court Of the Third District Of
ldaho, for Bingl u county:
Louisa A. Waddel, Plaintiff.
Alex Waddel, Defendant
To Alex. Waddei, Defendant:
Ia the name OF the people OF the u. 8.
In the Territory Of Idaho:
You art notified that there Is now ON file IN
the once Of the ( Jerk Of the District Court of
the Third judicial District OF said Territory in
bingham county the complaint of Louisa A
Maddel demanding Judgment against You for
the dissolution 81 the bonds OF matrlmony
NOW existing between you and plaintiff. tho
rhid plaintiff alleges as cause Of action aband.
Onment and non'snppOrt and cruel treat.
ment, and that unless yon appear and
answer said complaint within ten days of the
service thereof, II served within Hinghsm
county. and within twenty days IL served Out
Of said county but within said district, and In
forty days II served out Of said district exelu
slve OF the day Of service. Judgment will be
taken against you by default and plaintiff
will apply "a ths court for the relief demand
ed ia plaintiffs complaint heFrln
In testimony Wkercof. I, A l. Richardson
- Clerk % the said district cIBFt have
seal hercunto sat my hand anu affixed
the ssai ~ said court az BiuckfoOt
Idaho, this 18th day 81 Nay 1872
A l.. RICHARDSON. clerk.
X II HOPKINS, Deputy.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-31
NOW is THE TIME
70 CLEAN YOUR House

Leave orders for Kalsomining,
Paper Hanging, Painting &c Car
petiug and General Jobing on Short.
est Notice.
Leave orders with J. II. Warren,
At Grocery Store next door to D. II,
Bicthan.