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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
TIE CITY SCHOOLS.
Yesterday the Opening Dsy-COod Attend
ance-Important Board Meeting.

Yesterday the Opening Dsy-Good Attend
ancc-Important Board Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the City
School Board Of the city Of Richmond was held
at the High School building yesterday after
noon at G O'Clock.
Present: Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson chairman,
Hon William Lovenstein, Hon Joseph G. Dick
erson. Edmund d. StArke, Alonzo L. Phillips T..
Wiley Davis James II. Capers. J. Taylor STRAIT
ton and h. Edgar Shine. William T. Fox Super
intendent, Charles T. Rady lsupervisor) -, -,
Tie superintendent reported that all the
schools opened Yesterday morning at . o'clock
with tho following enrolment, which however,
does not give correct idea oil WHAT the enrol
ment will be, since only the old scholars were
WE Schools-High School 40; Nicholson.
2sq; Springfield, SAB; Bellevue. .tO2; Marshall,
5z4 Central 81; Leigh 3ls; a Madison Ss7; Eiba'
Goiore6 SchooIs-Normal. 9s3; Fulton. ~;
East End, 42); Valley, $685. Navy Hill, co.; Ba-
ker. $50; Moore. go; Brook, "a; TOTAL o'isS'
Total white and colOred S3'3.
gheonrolment is very satisfactory num-
Der I'm each of the school buildings being almost
as large as usual for the first day.
To-day new scholars Will be enrolled and on
"Wednesday the schools WILL start regularly to
The night schools at Elba Springfield and
Nicholson buildings Will he regularly opened
on 1hurfday night, October lst. at 1;5O.
The election Of additional reserve teachers
Wa gone into and resulted as follows: For the
wnit0 schools, MISS Ben Nolsbauis lor tuc
coiored schools Maggie Stevens, Isabel NJ.
nil Lucy j. Woodson, Mary ID. Cousins aud
NJ Jane Boyd. ,. -
The attendance at all the schools and othor
indications point TO prosperous sShool year.
During tho vacation all the 9ulldi9gs nave
been renovated. thoroughly cleaned ana the
rooms, outdoor promises and drainage put IN
the best sanitary condition.
mo rule which hAs existed and been adhfered
70 for wears requiring the Board OF lieai'h 10
report daily 10 the superintendent OF s,huois
the name and residence OF all persons shneilnE
with any contagious disease Will DO carried ous
strictly this session, and no child VIII pe per
mitfed in the schools who comes from mouse
where any infectious disease exists. nj.
I'm order 10 accommodate lads who are rhpluy
nearing that age when il becomes question
whether 10 continue school or go INTO business.
the school board have adopted q new course
for the High school this year. This Is w
tended to fit the lad 10 enter business ., as
soon as he leaves that institution Two
years only are required 70 complete tins course
instead OF three, as Is necessary TO graduate III
the full course In order 10 do this languages
and some other studies now provided for have
10 he omitted In place OF these bookkeeping
and some other business forms are substituted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
CLOTHING.
TUESDAY. September 20. 1891.
TOWN T0P1C!"

A general remark of two gentle
men while passing Third and Broad
streets upon the variety Of styles as
shown in the windows of the s. o.
p. G. of latest textures in wearing
apparel, including such novelties as
Chevlot, Tweeds and the new de-
sign in Cassimeres, etc, was COM
pliment which was appreciated by
US to a great extent, giving proof
that our labor is bringing the latest
specialties at moderate prices before
the people of Richmond. We are
more enabled than ever to satisfy
your wants from head to foot at
prices corresponding with grade OF
cloth that will actually surprise.
In our Jureline Department We are show
ing the latest effects in Jersey Cloth made IN
every conceivable way that an artist could
diiest. ranging in prices from az to IS
Hat Department Is complete In all latest
shapes at prices minus the makers name. Here
Won paw for texture and not reputation-fl.5 80
10 s3.5.
FuKYIsHINGs you are thinking of chang
ing your under garments 1t will pay you TO
bear us in mind We claim to have the best
stock in the city.
An examination Of our sl25 Workman Pat
ented Stitch Pants is solicited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
DEATHS.

CHICK.-Died. OF diphtheria, At the home, Of
is. 1,.i, cIARrcT XRRiNG'f0N. daughter Of
Lewis w. and Lelia c. Chick: aged thirteen
years three months and six days.
GARNETT-Died, September q. 1891, at the
residence Of J. w. Smith. No. 8 south Twenty
fourth street, WILLIAM A. GARNETT, OF IT,
phoid fever, in his twenty fifth year OF age.
WATKINS.-Died. Of apoplexy. September
9th. at i. NJ. Mrs. SARAH A. WATKINS.
daughter Of Thomas s. Jones deceased. OF King
William county. Va.
Funeral at st. Marks Episcopal church THIS
TUESDAY MORNING, goth instant. at 1885,
SMFIHER.-Died at 7Us west Clay street, Sop
toni or 9TH, at II as F. NJ. DOUGLASS SMITH
Err infant son of T. j. and NJ. L. Smither.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
THE NEW MASONIC LODGE.
First Meeting Held Last Evening Ia 81
Albau's Hall.

Adams Hall.
Tho new Masonic lodge, styled Lode OF the
Strict Observance, held Its first meeting at 81.
Adams Hall last evening and commenced work
under dispensation from the Grand Master.
Promptly at clock. the appointed hour lls,
trict-Deputy Crane, Master illlam Ryan caied
the brethren 10 order, and IN q Few Drief re,
marks felicitated the members OF the iodge anu
stated that no formal ceremony or consecratloh
would take place at this time, but that after
charter was obtained from the Grand Lodge
very interesting aud august constitution ana
conservation would take place: lie then BABE
the Worshipful Master. Rev. Hartley Carinl-
chael. to proceed with the formal opening OF
After the routine business WAS disposed OF
cordial letter Of greeting was reAd from ING
Wayt. and then Worshipful Carmichael made
very happy address OF fifteen or twenty minutes
on the scope and peculiartIes Of Free Masonry,
the object and purpose 81 the new ioage: ihs ho
Lodge OF Strict Observance. but also OF visiting
brethren.
The oiicers' regalia "a rich and very hand
some the three stationed ohcers wearing col
lars of solid silver, with silver jewels pendsnt,
and aprons OF white lamb-skin and blue six
heavily trimmed with the same precious metal
The lodge closed it's proceedings AZ 800 j. NJ.
and repaired to the banquet hail, where most
elegant repast was served by uTaho ote"aIu
krause. 49, .-.. ..-.
tempore TO the new lodge. stated that il would
he impossible for him 10 serve regularly. ana
the worshipful master appointed Robert l..
Richardson to that position.
Among the visitors present was Grand Score
tary William -. Isaacs.
Among the members are the following past
masters: Charles A. Nesbitr. Richard Pardee
Williams formerly OF New York. A. Il. Court
ney, w. o. English, John +. Mayer. q. G. Baugh-
man ". Hall Crew, w. i. DeSaqssure. h. e.
Fbol, II. w. Fiournoy, George 9. Jefferson, W.
It. Mosby, II. Il. owen, }. I. Parham ueters-
burg. Fred. Peasants, X. /. Patterson
ID. O. Richardson. Robert Z; Richardson
T.. d. Taylor {. A. Taylor, William r.; Ian
ner, w. b. Waldrcn. 9. E. Wingo. Among
the other members are DR.. Hunter AicGulre Or.
George Ross, DR.. esher DR.. Franklin. Dr..
Shields Dr. Hoge, Jr., DR.. Stone, Sol. Haas r..
H. Thomason. A X. Gum, W; ). WORKMAN,
Lewis dinter DIR. George Il. Steel, John II. Mon
tague, A. q. Babcock Tazewell Elicit. =. \. 4.
Pntteson. Thomas Whittett, John Jackson r. '.
Valentine, Mann S. Valentine, Jr.: q. q, Nalen-
tine, i. ). Valentine. j. II. Drake; d. y. Col
Inns. William Krause, Parker T.. Conrad
| George Is. McAdams, Julian Price; r.
w. Booker. IL w. +. Southern, A. Won N Rose
negk Jacob Reinhardt. T. Louis lde, DR.. w.
| Leigh Burton. John \. Elicit. Frank T. Sutton,
| lanes b. Elan. =. j. Anderson. George Gibson,
| Jr', Charles A. Rose Thomas Atkinson. r. g.
| Mayo John II. lharleton, .Edgerton ). Rogers
| !, III. Webb Peploe w. N. Wilson. Rev. Preston
| Nash. John Nj. Taylor II. Thornton. Polk Mil
Ter. Is. u. Munford and many others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
AUCTION SALES.

TUESDAY September 9th. at p. NJ sale Of rep
idence 2ii East Main street. N. ". Bows,
Auctioneer
TUESDAY. September 29th. 1T $50 r: NJ, trustees
sale OF brick store and dwelling 10 vest
Leigh street.
TUESDAY. September 10Th. At p. H.. sale Of res
idence 3i2 east Grace street.
"WEDNESDAY. September Goth. At $40 T. NJ, sale
of dwelling "a south Pine street.
WEDNESDAY. September 10th. At a:D p. NJ. COM
missioner's sale OF brick dwelling 605 north
Second street. John 7. Goddin anciioneer.
THURSDAY, October list, at 4:30 r. ~. sale OF lots
in Sebree addition. Mechanissville pike.
bowman, Boswell 4 Shuman. auctionesrs
THURSDAY October Ist. At 40 p. H., sale Of
frame dwelling GIL State street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
THE DEATH LIST.
Weekly Report OF the Department OF Hsaitn'
Total Of 30.

IOtoi OF oos
The report OF the Health Department for the
week ending Saturday last shows:
Whole numl or OF death 80, &c white and 10 col
ored
Still-born. colored
Annual rate OF mortality per 1900, white 2S.7o
colored i779. Total. 23sI -,
Cause OF death -Convulsions, white l.: dlpth-
liberia. white and colored I: droIsy, colored ];
drowning. white /; feyer-brain, white |; TYPHOID,
white 4; malaria, white 1: typho-mslariai col
ored.2; gastritis colored !; heart disease, white
and colored T. hemoptysis. coloredl /; in1amma-
ton OF bowels, white 1; inflammation OF stomach.
white l. marasmus, white and colored 2;
meningitis, white /: old age. white I; paralysis.
white 2; peritonitis, whltsi syphilis. white /;
teething, colored q tetanus, white /; UNKNOWN.
colored.
Sex and Color-Males. IS white and colored;
females. IL white and colored.
Locality-Marshall ward, white and color
ed Madison ward. white; clay ward, II white
and 3 colored almshouse. white; Jefferson
ward white and colored; Monroe ward. 3
white and colored: Jackson ward. white and
colored.
Comparative Weekly Mortality-For week end
ing September %, 1891. 26 white and IL coloredi
for week ending September "a, 1890, 10 white and
"A colOred
Rainfsll-For week ending September 26, 1891.
oil inch; for week ending September q, 1890
Ill inch.
Temperature-Fo week ending September 20.
1891, 80 degrees p minutes; Tor week endlng
September e. 1890, 20 degrees f3 minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
Property Transfers.

en- or Richmond Emanuel Iverson to Henry
Koss, personality, s242- -
+. o. Lohmann TO John f. Cams trustee, 80
feet on south side Preston street. near Third.
sl,1SO
Henry J. Mescos trustee. to John Il. cams
trustee 81 feet on east side Second street be-
tween Baker and Preston, $500
Gulielmus Smith to Mrs. Emma ]. Prichard
and children - feet on north side high street.
near Pine. 600.
HsnrfcO COtnfv-E. A. Catlin and Thomas ID.
Newell TO W. Il. Meredith, lot 81, Robin Park,
800.
east side Carter street. 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
"A southern Rose" at the Theatre.

drama called The Southern Rose" was pro-
duced AT the Theatre last night by, MISS ADA
Melrose and her company. There is scarcely
ANYTHING disiinctiyely Southern about the play,
ana il can scarcely be said to portray sou bern
life The heroine y the daughter OF southern
planter. and as such IS presumably rich and re-
fined. but the Imagination OF the author trans
forms her into n sonbrete and she dances and
shuilos aud sings-quto cleyerly il is true-but
what Southern girl of the time long before the
war INDUCED in such pastimes for the benefit OF
ASS drama. plain and simple, the piece is not
unenjoyable. II contains some strong scenes,
ana Miss Melrose is very young and pretty. The
play Will DO repeated tonight. =.
The company carries its own orchestra: 1t
yen1ers delightful music. A concert will be given
In The Capitol Square to- DAY at r. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
City Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted yesterday
j s. Moore against +. ID. Caldwell. Debt for
s6s32l.
for $l2s.SS.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company. Case. DAM
ages, 400.
James and Martha Johnson against Thai
heimer Brothers. Case Damages. $1,000.
This last ISIS suit for Injuries received by Mrs.
johnson by being struck on the foot with Thai
heimors sign. which fell as she WAS passing the
AfnrA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
There was quite an animated sale of 50

There was quite an animated sale of seats
for Thursday night at the Theatre Yesterday.
aud the indications are that the new comedy
of Tho Runaway Match by Mr.. Clarke,
Miss Ford and the other bright comedians OF
tho Ford English Opera Company, will DO
greeted by tho first society audience OF the
season. -
There were sales of places also for "She
Stops to Conquer" on Friday night and Sat
urday matinee and the Goldsmith perform
ances will, evidently, be most brilliantly at
tended
The sale OF seats continues daily during the
entire week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
A Now Pastor.

The congregation Of Leigh-strset Baptist
church are feliciisting Themselves on the ar
rival OF their new pastor. Rev. w. l.. Wright, Of
Reidsviio \. C.. this week in time 10 preach
his first sermon next Sunday. The later reports
OF MIR. Wright only confirm the satisfaction
felt at securing his services. He IS said TO DO
very popular and 4 fine preacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
Diphtherin.

A ,ingle death from diphtheris was reported
IN the board of Health for the forty-eight
bonrs ending az midnight last night. being that
OF Matte Mallet child OF Mr.. Anthony Mallet.
iiis west Leigh street. Two new cases we're re-
ported Ia the same period. as follows: child
and Jacob Thorpe. at 9ii Beverly street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
At Richmond College.

hts o'clock Yesterday afternoon i5s students
had mairiculated At Richmond College against
iI5 At the close of the day last year. There are
fen more on the ground ready 10 enter The
chairmsn knows OF at least twenty-five whose
names will be added hereafter. Ihs present hat
ia the largest since 500. The prospect is good
for Al least 2JO students this session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
Insnsct tho james.

number Of the members OF the City Coun:
cdsnd other inyired guests will go on a tour OF
inspociion down the James river 10 day At the
request Of Mr. G. D. Langhorne' the contractor
mel OF the river. The party will leave the dock
OF the Warwick Transportation COMPANY A.
noon and will go ~ far down As Warwicks psrx'
where dinner will be served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
Rates Lynchburg Agricultural and Industrial
Fair (CoIoredl, Lynchburg, Va,

For above occasion the Richmond and Dam
vile railroad will sell tickets to Lynchburg
Va, and return at following rates from points
named Tickets on sale October 18th TO nth
inclusive. limited October 10. 1891: From Alex.
andria. s5.45. Orange. SS.15; Danvllle, y. so;
Carksville, sl45. Charlottesville $3.50; Rich.
mond, $3.50; South Boston. t2.G5. Rates
from intermediate points in same proportion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
The City Central A..

The City Democratic Committee has been
called by Mr. James G. Lamb the chairman TO
meet this evening. The question OF holding
the primary and fixing the time Tor the same Will
then be discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
U.ox.is mt q Discount,

Joseph Puccetti was arrested last evening
charged with triiing with the affections OF
sncs before the Police Court this morning. The
woman 10 . widow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29

WEATHEK FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept 2s--For Vir-
t-,o Iginia: Generally fair during Tuesday,
lFAlR with stationary temperature, except in
western portions warmer; cooler on
- Wednesday; showers will probably oc-
cur during Tuesday night: westerly
winds North Carolina: Local showers; yari-
able Winds stationary temperature, except IN
extreme southern portion, warmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
The Booker Residence.

The Booker residence was sold yesterday
by Messrs. J. b. Elan Il Co. to Mr.. +. X.
Darlington for Eli, 0OO There was a large at;
tendance at the sale. bidding was spirited
and the price is considered good one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
At tho Mozart Musicale.

A large, audience was present at the Mozart
by Keynes Operate and Ballad Quartetto-all
Oh whom ere delightful singers,
The tone Of the Mozart musicalss 10 impro-
wing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
A New Store.

English property, corner Second and Leigh
streets, and opened up with a full line Of
Fancy and Staple Groceries and Wines and
LIQUORS. The above neighborhood has
needed just such a store for years, and Mrr;
Blake doubtless will, and should be, well
patronized
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29

UICKOK'S NO. I, III. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURED AKEPURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUN-CUKED TOBACCOs. Tx
N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
DRY GOODS. &c.
FouRQvRERN, PRICE { Co.



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hemsttch he'd an h
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Noyelie sinau-I nenD amsk
designs
Sets pan ndw With
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andc olordho rlepdDoni
nSheeng ali oe oopanea
IIemsut
Iieusttc heiP now and
Scarfal lszes i lain.
Scarsc olore cent
kScafsh emsttch led
MomieCo T.. A.
kofN apkins
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and
Weddings
and color blend
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
WEST POINT. SEPTEMBER %. 1891.

ARRIVED.
Steamship baltimore Captain Bennett. from
Baltimore, merchandise and passengers; steam
ship CITY Of Atlanta, from New York, Captain
Dole, merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship City of Atlanta. for Norfolk mer-
chandise: steamship Baltimore Tor Baltimore
merchandise and passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
LAMBERTs POINT, SEPTEMBER %. 1891.


Barges r. A. Fisher. ID. Crocktt; schooners
Dreadnaught +. 5. Warren, NJ. L. Smith.
LOADED.
Barges Nereus. Proyldence IL: A. FISHER New
Uayep. schoopers l.. X. COttingham, Ashley
river; Dreadnought. Bridgeport; NJ. l.. Smith
Cooper river.
COALED.
British steamship Pontypridd, New Orleans
Bayonne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MES THERMOMETER OF YESTERDAY
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER %, 1891.

TUKI OF NIIHMOND, 0EFIEMbEH % to'I
ARRIVED
Schooner Elias Moore, Fslkenberg. Baltimore,
coal, s. r. Halves; brig j. O.. Crosey, Perry,
Philadelphia, TO load -four.
SAILED.
Barge John Hagan, Philadelphia, poplar
wood vessel Curtis * Parker schooner John ,.
Beacham CHM New Haven, zig iron j. n Cor
don agent vessel, Curtis Parker; schooner
Fannie Brown, Sharrett, Port Royal, pyrites,
Curtis Il Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29

STAFF OF LIFE.
I774.FLOURIss|.

The reasons for tho UNPRECEDENTED
SUCCESS Of PATAPSCO FLOUR for OVEB
ONE HUNDRED YEARS are:
Because the PATAPSC0 FIGURING
MILLS grind the CREAM OF THE BEST
HARD WHEAT OF EVERY VARIETY
grown in this country.
Because the FLOURis ALWAYS UNIFORM
IN QUALITY and always gives ths HlGhESI
RESULTS TO THE CONSUMER.
Hence. PATAPSCO SUPERLATlVE PA
TENT is the PREMIER Flour Of America
IT LEADS ALI. BRANDS IN this country
and oil American brands in Europe.
Ask your Grocer for 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29

ssNooGnt TWO hundred Young mon met on Sun
~, Dung Mems Christian Association 10 listen
To-. ACTRESS by the Rev. ID ~ v. Tudor pas
r'1f,i we bI0Ad-street Methodist church The
"a, ~ Z. ma Reen largely advertised. aud the
lac "el " iudof was 20 speak, no doubt to &
ettent assisted in drawing the crowd.
s.,s as Platform was handsomely decorated and
M IRE 2ccnHled on the same by DT, Tudor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-29

~ large congregation assembled at Christ
ii-stoia church sunday morning. Rev
lltslon Nash. tho rector Of the church. delv-
e',N very lutCresin. sermon on the natural
s, trnce oi cause and effect from the text
nAal il ihat % no. see thOu 20 that
q -A .le AZ efnoon childIens service was held,
Sf.ii.it WHICH short addresses we're made 10y
ny q Virginia
c,Dn oanaa evening Mr. Nash preached at the
H'ie- OF lhe kedeomer on Chelsea Hill. on he
~ ,,At' thou at not far from the kingdom
-. heaven ho chapel lsa mission Of Christ
Iron Shl j. ln q very prosperous condition.
NOV ~ j. X. Mason. associate rector of ST.
lanes Lilscolal church, preached on Sunday
te.u.-L 20 very large congregation at ALI
80. AAfch. il5 sermon was an earnest APP
f.-4 ~ We momters OF the Episcopal Church to
~ up 70 their duties as followers Of Christ,
AL y was highly appreciated by an attentive
gre slhtln WAS magnificent and did great
nyi 10 me members Of the choir.
,i'toaiiei the afternoon sorsices'at All Saints
49, De disconUnuod and the regular evening
,tNces' beginning ~ 3 u. 81. will take their
80 COMMENCING next sunday evening.
l-t lev. =. T. bowman. rector of All Saints
f|eL' qehfered ga excellent sermon at ST.
tS-ts church on sunday morning. 20 which
congregation turned out ia full force.
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
DEsERr PROOF.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,)
Sept. ~. 1891.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler hiss filed notice Of hts intention 10
make hnal proof in support Of his claim, ard that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at HALEY. Idaho on October a. 1891, Wig
THOMAS MISER,
for the sen Of the NWk Of Bee. 20, TIP. 3, north.
Range IS East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Samuel Tu. ker.
All Of HALEY. Idaho.
". +. RILEY
Register.