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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

DRopJsALs-SEALED BIDS WILL RI NJ
x crived q the ono, OF tire secret sfy
o'clock m, on the .otn day q May, 1850.
for larngshtng all paper and oiading ma
trials % ~ ussi in the public print e Tor the
year cndlns June ~. lssi. Pri = must b. for
pspef ana nafesiaIs delivered ss the state print
n hoHse In 0iympiA Warrington. Following
T. an estimee of the amount that will Be r.
quired during the wear. bat the right II reserved
TO order greater az les qusnsify. ~ may be do
sired: Three hundred rvsms .s-sb dontie cap.
go resms & 4 g. c. book. 6o-lb white. - reama
Three thousand pounds Tar board, I,o0 ~
straw board, no lbs thread. 20 Lbs bookbs nde9.'
zine, I0g lhs twine, rams marble pAree. go
sheets card middIss Is psrks ID 20 q NJ title
lea'h~r. 20 pieces hook cloth. % rolls head band,
go dozens iAg sh- ep and realms book binding
paper. All the FOREGOING art cles are e. be Of
the best quality. and bidders are required to
submit ssmples The right 10 rejecs - and
oil bids 10 reserved
Bated q Olympia, Waahingtcu. April 1. fso0
O. c. WHITE. STATE Printer
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1tn REWARD HAS EEEx PLACED At Tux
GU Sraxte NalianAi hank ser tnc rssaFn Of
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Cloast +. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.

Anverstssoenu under sheheaAs ~ Icst. Yound
pos ale. fee Rsnt. and stfuAsiens Wanssd win
b insersed q ths rass Of censs word iur the
nsuetrsersten: lcsns word for 20 b suhssqusns
inesr6eA Payment always II advancA
NoI1CB-Iho boane0 e0es 81 ehe PosTir.
sxtssaRxcHa viii hereafter Be opea until n >. m
c1aestnsd adverussmtL- win - rscsavea up -
thts hous
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WASHING
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT co.
RAIp UP CAPITAL oY sso.naa


PAID Up CAPITAL or ss0.naal
ofoo. eoo-fo9r los. - feet On Jackson ssreee
osS.o0e-rvo s0as f1DxiN ecsne- south SEQ
ond AID inc4scn streets An sxcel-
lens location fcr efccssax busitiag
to he used - warehouse or heavy
wholesale husinsss. II being one
block fren the Northern Pacific
railroad freight depot and two
blocks from tha o. X \. Cos
deck
ga, ooo--N lots o. Lake Union. soxise. end
e{ electric car iine. having several
hundred fest nf wster front aud val
ustie improvements
oa3. go 6axiso. usrthwess oarncr Frnas and
kesl sfrecfS~ 1sfsns ofss.hAH cash.
balance Eye pears ~ sper cent
ols.0oo-rxc ccsnsr ieEs. ID feet square. on
Cason street
eli ,0OO--sI0.sSe cssh: balance yeaS a per
cent. viii hsy ionr good Groom
houses y hich yieid an income OF 10
pey cent per anrur 90 q 1000.
-. ooo---Eins 10. On Front street.. faxi4a
eio.ooo-rwo lets lsoxisa ccrnss on Mali
son STREET
60, 0oo--sscrss in West seattle ttrart No ~.
only few hnnJrd rel; from West
seattle Land and Improvement Cas-
scccnd plat; sii cleared nae view
-. 0co-Lof eoxscc o. seveash street.. between
Stewart and Olive. aron which -
erected . assosy nuiidiss nov rensss
and raying II per cent on invest.
mens
o5.ooo--Tuo lots. eorlsc On Seventh street. be.
tween 1acksnn aud Nan.
ss.soe-ons ios and part Of another on Main
street. corner.
ss.seo-ii los !, block 81. Gilman rask ada.
ballard
$1,000 Fivc acre. IN wss seattle. tract No
CO.
$500, rosr heusss On wtfrsd street., one
TO block from cable; nins rooms and
oS.OOos hath.
e.,eoo-New housa ROOMS ana hath. On
Lake avenue; go cash. BALANCES. 80
Per month.
81 .eoo-Two OF the 6ness lots IN Union a5dl-
tson; 20 situated snat the view can
never Be ens OK
Cheaper lots In al paris Of The sfsy.
BALLARD PROPERTY.
Best lots In Ballard fron ssoo to esao each
ease PER ACkE-7e acres so,d land south
fgattse: II scrss eles.ea
aud Improved; Ions watsg
faoat aud near railroad
o1aB PEN A0BD--s0 aesss tmprosci bottom
land. near Kent on rail
real. suitable FOR small
farms. hop raising o. ve<e-
tAtie xArtsninx- Land
NIL b. soid il quantities
Of ezc ness up ssriA
eco PER ACRE-aso acres en- line Of rail-
road, t~o miles rom isss.
one nails ira station.
fOI lease.
Corner Commercial ana Jackson streets. 90
III; 500 ~ month fcs ilftsen yeasa
Two losa soxtA eau, cofaes est ana Uni
vesssty sreeta ins ave o. ~ years
Hseses for Rsnt In si parts Of tbs city.
We have large Iiss Of some Of the
hest property In the city. which Ne
shall be pleased 70 show 10 any one
calling ct our once.
Insurance Department.
Rspssssnn comhinsd ssssts Of ovss
W NiSIHHVIaiIl
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT co.
Once. in Company's Building. N.
w. corner second and
Cherry Streets.
sEEDsI sEEDsII
VEGETABLE,
SEEDSl SEEDSlI
SEEDSl SEEDSIl
sRAs AND cLovra
SEEDSl SEEDSlI
ALL KINDS or
SEEDSl SEEDSII
CHAS. LOUCH,
IAi2 70 LAC Front o.. Seattle
Agents. sor D. II Yersy = Co. Sod grower
Detsuak Mica
ACRE TRACTS.
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We sol.cifsd Addfe@ Z. care Tnmer house.
WANTKp-sITUA11oS-MfNIHG AND GEN
.y e1a 1sve1oss expef1enesd cal ana min
frcn 1isricts q WazhfnGtDn. desires sn.ploy-
n 49, e1n tive bca reasfencck Address xtissr,
oe.-mteI1gsncer
.D-fsp16 IAN WMnks POSITION
49, = eisn IN enases general experiences.
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wy srrr., xrw ny -nc~ ~ -s~euc.
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penenca Addrrss Z ~, Pcse -infelibencex-
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thu beaf Of refeferees from Esssern hossls. ne
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stanA chencs a reomoiScn: e irsf fyoI school
and Is . good mslhsmaucian- Address 1. Z
A.. p. o. boz lsoo. city
yHyANTED-A ofTUAT1oS NY A PRACTICAL
w meat cook ana haksr Asjdress Baker.
care Posi-. Intslileenrer
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- JesE. April 1.-THE Monterey exprem
1olg" train met with an accident this mora
- This city. The train had juEs leit the
- ~ scar the b idec over the Guadalupe
- ~ n open switch. The locomotive. hag~
- -, special car containing the president
~ - Notfoik railroad ana party ran on the
!. - he CIR turned over, but stopped before
HvDat -
~ narrow escape from serious accf-
alk No ore was injured. but the passeEerrs
m9hsened. These In the special car
opoe nom the windows The other passen-
eaeed peIi NELL from tho train The care
e4ns replaced on the track.
~ - passengers were sent on Z special train
M . IN Francssce
- eanaGe wes slight The railroad oilcials
- ~ = sfeakfast on the special car u the time
- occ1denk The dishes were scattered ever
0emo1
= tiatmed that the accident was caused BY
J.. - On The rart Of the engineer. - rsd
- - sne switch can be seen at the depot
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veKAec, April 1.-The schooner breed
rs which was ont in last nights storm.
~. ~ inso port ~ south chicago this morning
nsnk The lights supposed last niEhs 10 be
u - steamer In distress are now believed
neen those OF tugs searching fcs the
oef. There IL no wreckase anywhere
esee u shore today ana Il 10 believed no wreck
eeezssed last night
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13 t-<s,ss ... -. AazsS - eszs
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WYAJN Wl(Tph - ell the PlNLkSS
n.s.~s, UtIiuv CLOTHES fiNk p~seas
<<satsy issued. II Aasss the clossee Nsthoat
- ihsx dc no< irwxze ID IA aad saasot bios
eAsasse Inc ssBt ~ mall ~ - secs ifsse
BAH VIA Fer clfsasAHA pssee ties ard
- 80 sd.tsss The fsrless Cisthes 6sDs
sss - Aetmoa o.. WcScestsr. 0aeo.
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NoTTcR TO CoNTRACToRs-PRoPos
~ will be received by the undersigned up 70
April IL, ~ 10 O'Clock .. m, for the clearing Of
township ., range 4 esst OF all timber and
stumps of every description: the stumpe 20 b
cut OF burned down even with the top Of the
ground. The right to reject any or eli bids u
reserved Peer MIL COMPANY.
Port Gamble. Wa&h April T. lse0
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CRISP SNAPS"

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Bradley Street r, o.ssn Asss Io..:
lea--ssush hrtng-asezt5s isse Pssss, s so
0Inna IN NJ II - rsioa sdditsea ssr
walhing 1lssaaes Hon md asss eensss.
On Eighth Street Ixss ::.,5 sss =: !. |:
tof enlg &sm rais Il ant m = psr sroa. loc<.
~ ii "a. Iooki.x e eFoed isins. Iook as Il
Tae : hessss bsy Tor shs non<y.
Front Street =, s e: =: "a 49,: :.
mis- & bot 90 psr i i. sens esmsmhe s
Front sssef tssA are nos pIsnstfpl IL the market
o36 sss f.; 49,; :: s., sc,: 's =.
80 pecpsfsy.
q 0O0ITasss asn1ssns -. n ou.s.
die vfew aud Otherwise q sabiy situaisd
$3.50 Per Acre. q: ss'': en- me-: ... IL:
avasw q iAts wssAinssoa.
Il. ;: :l s;; s:.s ss::s 3, Wa
,Soo'ss =. .; :;;; g; sd Is. .'s 3:
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ulAgkISSoS EyERss AkrHtTGSn
i reams ~ spz %, Bssies hso<k. seossiE
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nENoyAr- RICHARD SEyISs. IL. CIVIL
IL engineer. has removed lis once from
roor a Bnascn block. 30 roozs 20. II. N end
2ue Butter sioek. nss fcos
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DEE~sNAEIyG AND FAMILY EEwf>6 Al
IL Euwe sr 20 60 cut BY she cay Cals 90 81
aress ri Nssrxh Third street. roasn 81
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Then No IillR HMM
Debit Il1lt b LltllIn

With hArhcr unsurpaspnd enA 49, ~
largest tcdy Of farming lnn6 g Wko6~n
tnxios, nosains csn astss ~ uowsh 49,
runnsne within = fev dayA rs
Eecfrsc LseAs nnss now 49,
shiss possssssi s. : ven rsssis ~ ~. :.:|!
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I>MMoNsx EAaoSs. ATToRSEYSAf-LAw.
r. rooms Is and ~. Builder nsock. seartae.
Wash rooms 8. :. 4. 10 ard II. Flint National
Bank block. Portland. Or.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
As USUAL.

The Article Excepted to Was Correct 10
Every Particular.
To TIE ED1roa OF rzE T1nEs:-
We, tho undersigned, citizens of
Camas Prairie, having signed an arti-
Gle that appeared in the WOOD RIVER
TINES OF February 10Th, deem It
proper to say to those who have con-
tributed to our relief in tiding our
stock through the winter, that we
were laboring under a misapprehen.
sion as to the Article written by "Ci.i-
zen" of January 25th. From reports
and newspaper extracts, we thought
the article made the impression that
general restitution among the people
existed; but upon a careful perusaI
We desire to say that the letter alluded
to states the facts rs they exist.
There i. no deslitution among the
people. except for stock feed; and bu,
Tor the timely assistance of Wood
River ard other places, almost the EN-
tire stock ON Csmas Prairie must per.
ish. Furthermore, the article signed
by US was never seen until after its
publication, and we do not endorse
the same.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
MIRROR OF IRELAND.

Dan and Josie Morris Sullivan's Company
Coming.
This most excellent company will
appear in the Alturas Hotel dining
room the 14,h and 18th inst, upon a
stage built for the occasion, and with
n full set Of new scenery, costumes ;
and all the necessary accessories.
The company is well known and
successful everywhere Here is what
the San Francisco Call said Of it:
Dan Morris Sullivan's "M,rror of
Ir-'nnd" aud Comedy Company are
exhibiting to large audiences at the
Standard rhtatcr, Bush street The
t'oupe has travelled extensively all
over the United States and has given
great satisfaction to tens Of thousands
Of people.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
TIE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
Its Proposed Extension Through Idaho to
San Francisco.

Special Corr. Anaconda standard.l
BUTTE, March Tine dispatch
from St. Paul printed in the STANDARD
this morning relative to the proposed
extension Of the Great Northern road
westward through Anaconda was read
with great interest here to-day.
James A. Murray, who has spent 20
years in the country through which
the road will probably be built, and
who knows 1t like book, said to-day:
"The distance from New York to San
Francisco would be no greater by this
line than by another, and the excel
lence OF the Manitoba's road-bed would
make faster time possible than by any
other route According to my know.
ledge OF the country the most practic.
able route would be from Ansconda
up Warm Spring creek to Silver lake;
thence to Ross Hole at the head of
the Bitter Root: thence down Salmon
river on the north, and running through
Idaho to Boise City; thence through
tho Owyhee country to the Qu'nze
River valley. This valley is one OF
the most beautiful and fertile valleys in
America. The route would probably
Re along Quinze river about 70 miles
and on to Reno, thence TO Sacramento,
Stockton and Oakland. Along this
line there are more gold mines than
in any other g. c.ion IF country in
America. Between Salmon River
and Old Kentnck there are not less
than so gold mines. All tho way
from Anaconda to Boise City are
mines which only need an egress to
make them most profitable"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
!s'oO RIVER TlilES
HAILIY, IDAHO.
LOCAL JOTTlNHS.

The Territorial Supreme Court has
adjourned until the 2lst of July.
The STOW is thsw.ng or settling At
the rate of three to four inches per
day.
Ex.County Commissioner Gil. Blk.
by Is now in Boise City, tending tho
Central Hotel bar.
John O'Brien, of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps aothiIg but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
The trains are now running regular.
~ over the Wood River branch, and
no further delays are anticipated this
St ason because of snow or ice.
Go and drop nickel in the slot at
George Warren's, and receive an
electric shock that will turn you in.
side out.
Go to w. S. Mack's to have your
house, sign and carriage painting,
paper. hanging, oalcimining, etc., done,
aud carpets taken up and relaid.
Mt. Carroll Qll.) Seminary gives
tuition and books free to one student
from each county. ''Oreads" free;
give particulars See advertisement.
J. H Bca,aer has Road Csrts, Road
Wagons, Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys,
Family Carriages, Spring Wagons
and Mokne Wagons, for sale. All
goods warranted. Prices and terms to
suit the times.
Charles Nelson says that the report
that many Of the horses in his herd,
had died on the range, was mistake.
Prior to the last storm only seven or
eight head had died, out of about 275,
aud two of those were killed by the
railroad. Those who died on the
range were mostly old horses that
could not stand much bad weather.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
Bucklen's Arnica SAlve.

The BEST SALvE in the world fol
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price, % cents per box. For sale by
Hewitt s. Brown.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
NEW TODAY.
Notice Timber Culture.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE. HALEY. 1pAHo,(
March 6. 1890.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE by
James q. Leonard against William CruSen, for
failure to comply with law a. to Timber Culture
Entry No. II. dated August 1888. upon the south
halt of the northwest quarter and north half Of
the southwest quarter OF Section 20, Township l
south. Range 10 east In Logan county. Idaho. with
view to the cancellation of said entry; contest
ant alleging that said Cruiser has not planted to
timber, seeds or cuttings ten acres Of said land,
and has not cultivated ten acres of said land to
timber. the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office ON the Sth day Of April, $50,
At 10 . clock A. NJ. to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged failure.
II. O. BILLINGS, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
Progress at the Idxhoan.

By last evening the water in the
mine had been reduced to the lowest
level, and the top of the pump on
that level was already in sight. The
mine va. expected to be drained
within q day or two.
On. man working 10 ore extracted
20 sacks of solid galens, last night.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
" THAT". ARTICLE.
4 Number Of Prominent Citizens Certify
to Its Correctness.

4 Number Of Prominent Citizens Certify
to Its Correctness.
SOLDIER, Feb. II. 1890.
To TER EDzroa OF n. TIxss:--
We, the undersigned, citizens of
Camas Prairie, fully endorse every
word that was published in your pa.
per Of February 18th, written by
Corral citizens January 25th, and
hereby certify that the same is true:
JOHN w. M1NEAR,
G. =. SAMSON,
ALEX. STEERS,
q. F JEFFEEs,
W. Is. REEDY,
G. w. SAMSON,
J. r. CAMPBELL,
JOHN Finch,
w. Y. PERKINS,
J. w. WHITE,
E. H. VADEN,
ID. NJ. BENNETT,
+. BALLARD,
J. S. PECK,
(P. NJ, Soldier.)
Citizens Of Corral:
CARTER Bros,
J. B JONES,
MATT. CLARK,
NJ. J. DAVIS,
THOs. DARLINGTON,
CHAs DARLINGTON,
s. G. HRDDER.
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Born.

FOx-In HALEY, March s. 1890, to the wife of J. c,
Fox. II son.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06

sW Location not,caa, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at tn.
TIMES oftic~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining n e Msrch 1890
Ealing for any Of these Letters will please
Say "Advsrtised ,..,v Gan
6lSiI. David n Moos' ...,
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BY the piece, u and 10 cents each.
In lots Of 100, one-half of above prices
All of the above are generally pro-
nounced the best on the Pacific slope
and coast. They are we'll printed, on
extra thick paper, and gotten up SO as
to require tho least possible writing.
They are specially adapted to Alturas
county, aud cost less to record than
any other blanks of the same nature.
H-Parties ordering by mail should
add ! and ] cent per blank, for post.
age.
All orders should he addressed to
IT. E. PICOTTE,
HALEY. Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-06
JOHN FINCH.
F. F. PECK,

ana OV0efS.
TSuch careiessness Is this is the
cause of over one.half OF the troubl.
and misery in the world. People
take exceptions to newspaper articles
that are correct in every particular;
and are entirely unobjectlonabL
when properly understood. In thi
case it appears that the original articl'
(which was the one complained of
was strictly true, and that those who
signed the denial had not even read it.
-EDIT
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Blanks! Blanks! Blanks!

The following blank forms are for
sale, for cash only, at the TINES office:
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Wanted.

1904, ~oeooO MONTH can be inside
S75oO to SZ5U~workingf for Us. Persons
preferred who can furnish horss .ma u spt may
reo nra sl%1 Div i employed also. few vacancies
in toWna and cities ,,,,... Richmond Va.
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For Sale.

A lot Of household goods, consist
ing of a cook stove and furniture.
cupboard, bed steads. mattress, bed
springs; also, two cows and cali, and
manv othe, useful articles.
Call at residence OF J. w. Roe,
corner 1st. Avenue and Walnut st.,
south of u. S. Land Office.
Furs! Pelts! Hides!
The highest cash price paid fol
hides, pelts, and furs, BY
LEON FuLD, HALEY, Idaho.
SEMI in your orders for 6rss'oles'
lob work to this of6oe-