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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-08-06

horse, u Ter rent to the third horse, 10 per
&C r. " 10 .3iF.t horse.
Al iro-tttg .aa sEciae races Will be conduct
"a a@-Jcat2 Z 4 rgics ~ the National 1T.
i'ng &ss31At N with the exception OF the
RESERVATION. made nv this Association.
i1e ass c.a.sJa { ain the Eisht 70 sandwich
10 ig.~efa fezf- exhiui.aoo heats, or any race
hey nay Grcm necessary 10 facilitate the days
pT.-A al4lie.
Haas II each days races will be trostsd
Alternately
hor,es lis;aueiag ;A9 fed o, any part there
Of. +. receive asst money only.
IL case A3rse should distsnoe the field in
, y. ,, and the race will lie continued fcr
second, taird anu fourth moneys with tina;
horse out, tAosc having been 4 stanced retain
lns tier ssverai positions and heats won.
In all purses there must be five o. more TO
enter ana four 70 start
/ be Assoc a'-n reserve the right to have all
unfinished -acss and any part Of the programme
y hich. for anv cause, cannot he CARED ont on
T. days .veTtlsed completed On the fore
noon Of the 2. lowing days resening the right
10 nave he regular schedule list adhered 70 50
IA. - the weather viii ALLOW for the afternoon
name4 in the Official schedule.
All nonInau1cs mast be accompanied with
the Zee OF per ouL.. of the pure. otherwise II
vii! not be recorded. An aadn.onsl fee Of 8
per cent vii. he tcnEuIsd rom winning horses
OIL II, u lie debated II n Their Winnings.
Formerly This Association den. ance ) per
cent u he purse at The time the eaIy was
made End N a4ditorai Fer cent. had - lie
pAld aef9ra starting. Nov tie additional ) per
cat. Is Caly ded1. led from winning horses AMI
for THIS reasrg horses vii not be entered e1cept-
ing IL such eases as tile entrance fee 9. B per
cent OF The wh0le purse accompanies the nom
cation. 0x.ess arc drivers Of horses who
nay cesife % npe'e for purses must oJserYe
this rule as entire. vi. BE be recorded unless
TIL entrance Zee q ) pr cent. accoLpsn each
domination Or he pay .nens u same is raAran-
see1.
Aav person having horse 4 IS rot to star:
n tie race for rAlc4 entry t4s been made, must
give rotiee. IL HrIung t. tie Snper 1.en1ent Of
tais department hcfSre o'ClOck previous 10
tie taT Of tie Ice failing 20 do this they vii
re tlarge1 the faA 10 Per cen.- u the purse
same a. from winners
Races T. harness must he mile heats best
II ? -xoepl os. ). I ard ).
j og:ug - al weather or otte- unavoidable
cause, tie ASSOCIATION shsi' b unable 20 start
oue " more rsces. the jssi day " lie Fair such
rsee " race. .nsv ne declared o1 and the en-
trace money therein iefuDcad.
Horses vii ho called al P. NJ. (sharpl.
The Association rs-eyse the right TO call 81 a.
earlier hour 1a; in I5Is csc notice Will e given
pr1or - ?. N. u tco precec flag day.
A entries, caeCA-. money order. a. m
municslOns must rs made ~ the EasteEa Name
state Fair, Bangor, Maine
Eairles mailee on gay u closing Ill he coz
sidered eligible
Eau.es VII close August II, at II oc.oc.
? NJ
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CLASS a

T., ,h,s 80 "a sr,jc,a -, r. sn.e-.i FIR
IN IL ' 1.S cas- 5s, nc o,s 80 Gan pis5,.
S cig H L. Tnegsv 3repooa - Se9 ei
- +, s,s-,s !. -. e,r.-. el,fr,
~ ~, ,en 49, V l., N
Il So. 20 10 ~ e1fI,,ao y rnso. 70, lass
.Aii, &c 80, 80. - .. ashl,,.
-. ~. 80 ~. =.
iAs!- sn saI.e.4es' p - = C,t,
~. \ eAA-i"-1''N Y e'AAs'
-.,-,, !. .,-,s,,o,, ~,
II. e, 60. :. .''Io9 q c u no'
~ IA 1T At,e,I-s n ,i,,.s a.
IL. toI ts'' tAh','' IL Japan 'i-iSs' y d
~. for oe'' eE4'5 p, +. IL, o. as'sfs' cot es'
,o t2; foF oes' 11al'''''h q PAns'es' = ~
- q x,,.,,,.,o- :. -t,-,.. ., J..
"a ~ J.. f0f oes' e1h'O'''0h o. A'naiA'' -
~ f'r oes' 81. e aI o. P0ioA 1f1Lh'
~, H. ~ -A...;.;,, -, z...t. :, l.,
y, ~ o's' eAA-0''4'u % s''NNs' g -
-, xA,.i.i-- !, h.,,.. :, y,
80; y -
q -, -ha5.,,, !. ,b-~,,.a
49, T., 81, - Va 80 'A'-'-'
n91s' Isl, '.c , e -. -s,-,f.s =, i.
M s. fo' OSs' e1A-o non o. 's'an4As' . -
~, 4. F 5 he'' exhibition q s-Adioln'' q
- ~ ox,,,i.,., :. x,,h !,
-. fo' oes' e1h'0H'on O 'e'fnAs' =
4st ~ =, IL. -. .. .-,or ,.,-,,.,. :,
- - =, "a p Oes' par q PA''0f bouquets .
'' la az w. ~ VA. ho,,n.,, 8, Il,
s9 I'd 81 OF ''s' pr " wa 001'a''' 49,
= h.st nsir n, Asna h,nor.,. Al l..
~ - ~
ls5 "a, 49, e,-s1 r,tt.,w a il. q75
II Far zen f t.5 5es,sn I, IT.
"a. po- So ao-,I So sots. ) "a
-; FSr IS: los, d5bner ts5Ie e,r1r,tior
sai:.,9s
~ F1r h4s, h,ss.t wild sove-. 81 il.
a. a
is- Far ba., exhibition a, ar,ed .-.ss d
IL sao III.
iso. FOR bet everlasting flowers, O. LIST,
soc ID.
is5 3 For best dish &C, flowers. g. ln /
ID
I.o. For bes. baske, fancy covers s2l.t
"a
II. 70, best exhibition q green house
:. a. is, hi
AZ For Se.; Exhibition 0, -. plants &c;
les Ran tvtutv DCrs. - Isl. ID.
Person, sxhibttlon green house pants No.
nj rsrrot cornpe,e f5r Drer II 81, Ia
u Ia N ~, lsste.hibi h. II AM - Il.
.
IL Fo-reaexhit,nop q .sranlurns 81
l., "a
"a; For fes; exhibition q, hevonia. 50
Ia Of
Ia FIR he's. exhibition n. eojeus s2lst
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The sale 0. tickets st the higher prices Wi
he from Saturday, AHg. p, 10 Wednesday.
sept :, inclusive, good to te,urn until Tuesday
sept ;, after TIE AR. az '5e lover rates from
Monday. Aug. 81, and TUESDAY, Sent. |, only.
Fooi to rci1ln u4u. Saturday, Sept ), after
tie f--r.
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The Boston & Ban-or 3. $. Co.
vii al, Ii >ets al tie following rec uced rates,
!e.v,nc Boston SUNDAY. Aug 50 Monday.
Au- 81, Tuesday Sept. l. ard Wednesday.
Sep 2, limited - return np 70 and including
Thursday. scot. 70
From ko-a nd ard landings on b.v ard
-Ive-. t.kels = ID he sold On s:esIners leaving
MonGsy, aug 81 Tue day. sept. /, wedncs-
day, sept :. and Thursday. SEPT; g. and will
be god TO return on and until Thursday,
Seyt ~.
The fares inc. adtng admission TO the Fair.
vii be from
Boston 20 Bangor and return, s501
Roys!and 10 Bangor and return. = %
Camden 10 Bangor sud fc.usn. 200
be!ias; or SeAr- port 70 Bangor rurn 81
bl1A: port p. u .nIeTPost 10 Bal, and
re:Qfn, Loo
Tie Bangor and Bar E4roor 8. s. Co. VII
ESQ 0fsr specis. rates,
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VII sell excursion tiosets 20 Bangor a, tie ri.
i9~i1F pri,es. ''1rn Monday, A9r 81. n Fri.
day, Sep. :, Inclusive, good 70 return Mundav.
SEPT. !, after the fair. These Prices include
t.cAsis OF admission % Il Park
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ORDER OF EyVIBITIoY.

superirteu4lnts Al the Park ana :: Moron
asgA and City Halls will * engaged IL rcceiviLr
articles and ann sis fJr ex aibitJa Exhibitors
are requested - te prompt - getting 5helr ex-
AlGits piaCct ana rs.dy Tor e1a b ton
Al \. NJ. the Seer avs OH 2 vi. n open
at the Fair Gfyanls Tor the transaction OF bust
y ant delivery Of entry eArd-.
Az A.ssstAg. Secretary VII b- " attendance
ct hJrurnbzga aa4 CGy H-ls zna eNala.:s for
either p.Ece Isl re tskcn dlre.t 10 the nal
whs-r they VIII be entered and assigned spsCe
fo- e. hbitiJu.
Announcements E. to the time OF base tall.
b!cFce race, foot -sce. arr other Interesting
Ar amusing events, ~ which apcc.@! preali-
uLs vii Re maze, Viii Ns added 10 the q rely
long isl Of sports ofcre4 by the Society.
I-rsoAY, SEPT lst-
A,sA.M- Tie Pax all be open TO visi-
tors
ADAM Committees viii receive their
bJJss at the Secretary te4 igaA-ter, ana com
niece the EXAMINATION q tie 4 as.e. ;tere.n
designated, ana cuatsnue from day 70 Gay -ntu
a. as,e. arc a;-p lssd q.
Al 1880 4. NJ. Examination Of Grade Uol-
stems.
AL A. NJ. hxain!nat > d ;su...ns ,t5ck
st.lions, besI c.st: mares aat cr.t..
Al ia A. n. D.y.sou li-M.:caed oxen
s: 80 T. NJ Grand uisI IL puu.n. oxen,
''i ga YAH 4ttt aL~ uALc!- Hsule iJE
steers years cd and under {
A; ?. u. Moron egs and City Halls viii
he open tor visitors Ci.ss :: ID 4. n.
wEu>EspAY. sET-r. ID.
Governors Day
Moron BE- "A ard CITY Halls az. e.ch 5,v =.
sA ". Closing At 10 2 N
At : A. VI COMMITTEES s;H commence their
duaes Ar4 coaurue UNI. a. classes arc exam
mes
A' l. ~. l*o Year, olar one var Oh
- : S.-E! caves.
AZ M Exam nanoa q one, two, ,hree
an four yea old geld rs and .lLles, troif .
A., r3,, - ,..
rest.ar rnEchtnes road man. HI. ar.t -.,cg TIA
STAMP hfter, aurer n1aE.r- A. WANT, t,,o
Wo93c- Ware Cor73.rv'. h-t7sir- Dr.r,f.v
az batter yynrksr, .,s c-psrrsrv
-. =,
"a <HAl' sci o.
ADAM. Stations for raising sen,lemen's
diving Aorses stations ia- raising Graf:
horse
A! W 4. VI. Grand tral q draft hO1ses.
AZ ~ A. II. AZ TIC Cattle Ring, examination
OF u%st iowr team u I'VE !oke " lXen three
year. % aad over
A. II u Ira! q Fl9ws ard culiIvA:ors,
an l1+eI u ak'hS a. Ance11io Wooden Ware
bnlid'as' display u butter workers and
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No. 7. For the best loaf Of brown s,ea1
made by tbs exhibitor. S6 LIST, 4 ID.
No $. Fer the hest specimen Of sill aahroid-
cry executed by the exhibitor, S. L. "A.
No. Q. For the best five skeins. 4 Ssa~ n
yarn spun by the exhibitor, IS LIST, a.
No. 10. For the hest oil painting n kfSs
executed by the exhibitor, IS LIST, Ar
Maine state Jersey Cattle Ass61~.<s
The directors OF the Maine State u e
Cattle Association offsr a special prize Of tea
dollars Tor the best jersey COW Of reiahle rssls-
ira'iDn an owned 10 the State, presensAi at
til Eastern Maios State Pair in 1891, and q
prize Of six dollars for the second best, ssne
conditions 10 b. observed.
n. r PIKE, Secretary.
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TRoTTISG, PACING AND BURNING
PULSES.
T-7snAT AFTERNOON, sErT. lst.

T-TspAT AFTERNOON, sEPT. LIST.
MOL 500. For minute class. Open to
horses owned IN Name and The Maritime Prov
10 . $500. Pu % class rot,e,. AID
PAGERS. Open 20 the word.
No. 8. feAls Of 1883 Subscription ten
dollars go, and mus, accompany tile nom
nation TO which tie Association " III add L.try
dyilars $50 open for uott.~ g and pacing c,ts
and nil IS owned in ksinc snd The Maritime
lI~vlncss; nile heats, best in 8 10 harness,
the enus1u9 tee - : coded TO the purse and
the whole 70 Se divided IS foiioHs so per cert.
10 tie drs. p Pc cent. 70 The seccnd Is per
q ut. 70 toe {. 10 sad % per cent 70 The foEf;h.
No !. Fo4ls I $3.50. Subscription ten dol
lars (ti0l. 4D1 mast accompany the Z min
alton. so.eh sae Association VII I'D twentv-
I've CELLARS SD, ODea .or uotting or p.cng
colt aul iiil.s ~ lcd in Maze and /tne Mar.
time Provinces; one half mile hea's hest2 in
20 harness, tie entrance Zee 70 b. added 10 toe
purse s.d the stoe - be dlyided as follow
= p cent. 10 :Aa fra, p per c1nt. 70 the sec
. q, Is per cent TO the third and 10 per ceBt, 10
be fourth.
wEDSHsDAY AFTERNOON, sEPI. ID.
No. s Foals u 1855. Subscription .en doll
Iars sl0J, ana mus accompany the nomiu-
stlnp, - vhict. the Association viii adj one
hundred Slt-li. open FOR fro.ing celts and Ill
les owrli /. Mel and ne Maritime Prov
iuce- n { fss.s t4s' : IN ) % harness the en-
traacs 4. Il Q. sdtrd 20 ;h3 parse and the whole
y % ci'ia.o : 'o-o~s y PER Gnu
70 tt frs, =, csn. g iae second IS yr
eei.t % i45 - laa . PEI cen to :he fourth.
ah no sf li'ioaaj 70 b..t tho state Of N aiue
record
N55 $3.50 For sts ons, 2S4 class opep
hs.l.. Z. OFne- ID Name sna the Maritime
lrHs noes
n, 4 .5o5. For 20 class. Open to the
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"e sehaeA
VIII SCI excursion tickets to the great fair
from all stations iur1ng the week Of the exit
bi'ior commencing the sale August 81, In time
for the early Monday morning trans 70 BAG
sor
The Canada m paeiae Railway CO.
Will sell excursion ticket. 10 Bangor during
the week Of the great exhibition al the follow
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10. For best orange ;ree, in fruit, g lst, 2
..
III. Fer bee; lemon tree, in fruit, s. Isl
"a
IL. Fo- best fs rec, In truit - ls;, 2
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s.. Pr aes. ,i'sh .: Req Gage, Il lsi, 5oc
Is Par ~. tt.a Te.,e~ a.ss, 81 is,. tes
a
= 50: Sss. Also .: fonss inrersl Gsss,
q l. %: -
q r.. ,=st fss Ce., 9o,esa Drop, 81
l.. so q
s. To- os,' al.e Gsaerrs~ HAGd, 81 Isl,
sc ~
I0A F.: asss siss u Lawrence 81 Isl, 6oc
3D.
10. Fas osss d.1A o. Mclaughlin. 81 lsi,
r.. u
IT, re, ,e., zss OF Rein. Claude de Ba.
~. 81 Isl r. I'd
~ 70; IS; dlsa o; Lombard, 81 ls;, Soc
-
10. Tor oe,. .: Colanb.a. o. Isl Doc
2
Ia Fer cst dish o, Aagnam Boaum. 81
H.. SOC p
les Tor east dish Of Washington. 81 Ist
- ID.
I5-. For best ash Of Jefersoa, 81 1t, 5oc
D.
los For be-. dish Of Penooseos, 81 Is, 5oc
2d
les For bes, Dish Of Smiths Orleans. 81
lat b1c ID
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SPECIAL CONDITIONS.

Purse. 10 ts divided as follows so per cent
% sss 6rss horse, rs per cent to the second
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Tickets good On all trains.
ARTHUR BROWN, Sup,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16


Can that the London
Can deny that the London building
honest dealing?
Can Rock Island
Can that the
refunded?
Ion best thing ehuseh hda With?
anan deny eLnn nhSH enpsun
Canaan Or dem that eLond has he evaylae tsbhsm mHasandC
den lat lomTae ntadprre revtte whole
Cana one den that onta audyo many ahrdean
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

Cholera is killing forty persons daily in
Siam.
Five persons were burned to death Tues
day in fire in London
Valera, owned by Scoggan Bros, won
the TIE nnessee Derby at Memphis
Governor Fifer has reappointed the
members of the Illinois board of educa-
ton.
The Democrats carried the election
Tuesday at Albany, \. Y They also car
ried the county.
The treasury yesterday purchased 49,
900 ounces of silver, at from 50. $40 to
so 911 per ounce.
The Desplaines camp-meeting will be
held from Aug. to 16 this year. The
meeting at Lake Bluff will begin Aug. q.
The wife of Mr. E. w. Halford, the pri-
vate secretary of the president, died
Wednesday morning in Washington City.
The insurgents in Chilli defeated, with
| heavy loss, 3, COO of the government troops
| ftt Copiapo, the capital of the province of
| Atamaca.
Russia is reported to be making extern
sive war preparations, and is expending
enormous sums for the construction of
| strategic railroads.
The boycott on the Alton has gone into
effect and the officials of the road seem to
| like it. They say they will win the fight
and make money besides
The report that Henry VI. Stanley had
! been appointed governor of the Congo
state has been officially denied Stanley
sailed for England Wednesday.
William Henry Hurlbert, formerly edi.
tor of The New York World, is defendant
in $4,000 breach of promise suit
brought in London by Gladys Evelyn, an
actress.
Prince Bismarck says the German man.
ufactureTs will make a mistake if they
allow their dislike for the Mckinley tar
if to influence them against exhibiting at
the Worlds fair.
The famous sloop Volunteer, which last
successfully defended the America cup
from the British yachtsmen, is to be
heightened, changed to schooner, and
renamed the Phoenix.
s r. HOwells, a prominent lumber
merchant OF Chicago, was arrested Tues
day night in that city on the charge of
bribing weighmasters at Missouri river
points to make false shipping weights.
The following new national banks have
been authorized to begin business: First
National bank of Naperville, HIS, capi-
tai $50 coo; Citizens National bank of
Wahpeton, y. D., capital $4,000, and
First National bank of Holstein, Ia, cap
ital $50, 600.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
TIE ILLINOIS 5 STATESMEN.
Summary of the Proceedings of the Two
Legislative Houses.

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 16--The senate
yesterday tabled the bill providing that
chattel mortgages should not apply to
purchase morey, and that releasing
saloonkeapers from penalty for selling
to habitnal drunkards if they do not
know them to be such Bills were intro
duced: Appropriating $1,000. 900 for the
state exhibit at the Worlds fair; provid-
ing that ethics shall be taught in the pub
lie schools; pei mitting towns and cities to
remove cemeteries when they become
nuisances. Bills were passed appropriat-
ing for the state board of agriculture,
and one providing S1s2, 800 for the state
militia The bill to compel payment of
wages in money was amended to exempt
farmers.
Van Praag's Bill Killed.
The house adopted resolution shut.
ting off the introduction of bills after to-
day. Van Praag's bill amending the
dram shop act so as TO require that sa-
loonkeeper shall knowingly" sell liquor
to habitual drunkards before prosecu-
tion shall be good against him was killed
by having the enacting clause stricken
out A bill was ordered to third reading
which requires traction engines to run
back ia the brush about four
miles from roads so as not
to scare horses, but notice of
reconsideration was given. A bill was
introduced requiring counties to make an
allowance out of the license fund TO in
corporated associations which have been
in existence one year, and whose pur-
poses are the enforcement of the laws
against the liquor traffic or immoral prac-
tices. A feature of the session was the
presentation to Doorkeeper E s. Browne
Of portrait of himself.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-16
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 10
The quotations on tire boa-d OF trade to-day
were follows: Wheat-No , April opened
SLO4I4, closed sl0Fa; May. opened s1o5
closed Sl05i4; July opened Sl03l., closed
SLOi1s. Corn-No. April, opened and closed
7O14c; Iay opened 69l@c closed 695sc: july
opened 66l@c closed 6o5sc. Oats-No. 9 May,
opened 554c, closed 55lsc; June, opened 5i5sc
closed 5jIsc July, opened 53I4c, closed 53l<c
Pork-May, opened Sl26sI%, closed SI2G5:
July, opened el3l213, closed Sl302Ss; Septem-
Der, opened sl355 closed Sl3 42ya Lard
May, opened S6.S7l5 closed S6SsJS
Live stock-Following were the prices at
the Union stock yards: Hogs-Market opened
moderately active ar 50l0c advance but the
gain was soon lost; light grades, 81 50a53D:
rough packing, Si55G4.s5; mixed, 81 7aa5. IS:
heavy packing and shipping lots. si95a5 50;
pigs, S3l06i 95
Cattie-Beef steers. s45oa66D; stockers and
feeders Sa501440; cows and bulls, sl750
4.s0; calves, S20095j0. Sheep Trade active.
s475d59O; lambs, s. 7566sj
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, PC Der
10; fresh dairies, 2a92ic; packing stock, lIll
l3c. Eggs-Strictly fresh, be per doz. Live
poultry-Chickens lDc per Id; ducks ll0I2c;
turkeys. mixed lots, l2dl3c; geese S4O0a60c
per doz. Potatoes-White rose, Sl151l.lS per
bu; Hebron sLl5G1.ls; Peerless. SL05Gil0
Sweet potatoes-Illinois Jerseys. S3uOd35o
Cranberries-BelI and cherry, S7506s00 per
Dbl; bell and bugies s. 0OG9.0l Apples-Cook-
ing, S30o1400 per bb!: eating S45Od5OO:
fancy varieties, S55916.5l
New York.
New YORK. April Is
Wheat-No. red winter cash. sI2ll4; do
May, sllG3s; do June, sl.lsy4; do July, Sill;
do August, Sl0)3s- Corn-No. 2 mixed cash.
sl1&c; do May, s6Ssc; do June, 7H4c do July,
sZ5sc oats-No. . mixed cash and May,
6O1Ac; DO July, 591sc- Rye--NominaI Bar
ley-Nominal. Pork-Dull mess, l350al4OO
for for new Lard-ouiet; May. 500; July.
Live Stock: Cattle-slarket active and firm.
medium grades sho wing slight Improvement:
| poorest steers, $50 . l0) ms; bulls and dry
cows, e. 2l5G40 Sheep and Lambs Sheep
steady; lamb weak; unshorn sheep, s5.5Oa1 %
z luo Ds; clipped do s450G550; unshorn
lambs, So 6250775; clipped do, IS 50as. 40. Hoe
.Nominaiiy steady; live hogs, Sl0o54O .
] 100 ns-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-07
Notice OF Sheriff IS Sale on Fore
closure of Mortgage.

Marion f. Waldron vs. Henry c. Thomp
son.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure issued out of the
District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of Idaho in and for Boise county on
the 10Th day of June, 1891, In the above
entitled action, wherein Marion f. Wal.
dron, the above named plaintiff. obtained
Judgment and decree against Henry G.
Thompson, defendant, on the Gath day OF
June, 1889, which said decree was, on the
2Sth day of June, 1889, recorded in Judg-
ment Book 2 of said court, Mt pages ACT,
46S, 400 and 40, | am commanded to sell
all that certain ditch and mining property
and water right situated, lying and being
on the South Fork of the Payctte river,
in Boise county, and State of Idaho, al d
particularly described MS follows, to-wit:
Two water bitches and the water rights
thereto belonging; one of said bitches
taking the waters OF Danskin creek and
conveying the same about two miles to tho
mining claims hereinafter described. The
other ditch taking the waters of certain
gulch about three. fourths of mile below
the mining claims hereinafter described
and conveying the waters of said gulch to
the said mining claims.
fronting on the Payette river fourteen
hundred feet and extending back from the
said Payette river the same width as the
front, in Il northerly direction to the hill,
being the same mining claims worked by
the said Henry &. Thompson, and known
as the Thompson Diggings, Also the house
occupied by the said Henry G. Thompson
as residence. Also all fumes and sluice
boxes Also the gardens situate on and
near said claims and cultivated by said
Thompson. Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 18th Day of July, 1891,
At l O'Clock, P. M, of that day, in front of
the Court House, in Idaho City, county of
BOISE, WILL in obedience to said order of
sale and decree OF foreclosure, sell the
above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
plaintiffs judgment, with interest thereon,
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for
cash in lawful money of the United States.
c. c. HAvmD, Sheriff.
Idaho City, June %, 1891
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Railroad Accident.

RAvENNA, Ohio, July 3.-Nineteen
people were killed and twelve in.
lured at an early hour this morning
in the most freightful railroad acct
dent of the present year. At 3
o'clock the east bound express on the
Erie was lying at the station while
some repairs were being made by the
engineer. Flagmsn Boynton was
started back with a lamp toward anv
possible danger from the rear. Sud
denly, without warning, the headlight
of locomotive flashed around the
curve and the fast stock train dashed
down the steep grade from the west,
crushing into the rear of the passen-
ger train standing quietly at the de-
pot.
There was some dreadful mistake.
Nineteen precious human lives were
crushed out in moment and twelve
manned and injured.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on or about
the 10Th day July, 1891, the undersigned
will apply to the Hon, Secretary of the In
terror for a permit to cut timber upon the
following described unsurveyed public
lands, to,wit Beginning at a point on
Warm Spring gdlch, about one-half mile
north of Mann's saw mill, in Boise county
Idaho, running north one mile, thence
west one mile and one-half, thence south
one mile and three-fourths, thence in a
northeasterly direction one mile ard
three-tourths to place of beginning. The
timber which | desire to cut is pine, and
no less than one foot in diameter
CHARLES MANN.
Idaho City, June %, 1891