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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-11
OUR 0ITY FATHERS.
Town Hall }
july &. 1891. (

Town Halll
July 6, 1891.
Present, Trustees Gwinn, Coffin,
Stounenberg, Mayer and Galloway.
Proceedings of previous meeting read
and approved. Reports of treasurer.
magistrate and marshal were read and
approved.
Accounts on the Current Expense
Fund were read as follows:
L. IL. Galloway, marshal, sal. =. 1926 90
board prisoners. 2 25
2. A. Devers, Treas, Com. ..... IA q
G. H. Reed sal and rent no.. IS 90
Swain Beatty sal 6 mo-. ........ Is 90
CALDWELL TRIBUNE printing. 2 so
g. H. VanWyngarden crossings 65 IS
Bill of FL. Huntington laid over for
for correction.
Resignation Of P. A. Devers as treas
urer accepted, to take effect as soon as
his successor is appointed and qualified.
H. d. Blatchley was appointed to fill
the vacancy caused by resignation of
Mr.. Devers.
Trustees Gwinn and Steunenberq
were appointed to audit the accounts
of. the treasurer's Office.
Henry w. Dorman presented for the
action of the board his plat of Dor
mans addition to the town of Caldwell,
a copy Of which is marked exhibit "A"
and is filed with the clerk this day.
The plat was approved by the board.
A proposition Of the dineralized
Rubber Co., of New York, Offering to
furnish tho town with hose and fire
apparatus, was read and accepted with
alterations.
No further business coming before it,
the council adjourned.
Following is the proposition above
referred to:
The Mineralized Rubber Co., of New
York, propose to supply the city of
Caldwell, Idaho, 500 feet of their Saint
Andrews Cross Fire Hose. on the fol
lowing conditions:
The hose is guaranteed to stand a
test pressure of 300 pounds to the
square inch and against any defect of
manufacture for period of four years.
The hose to be two and one-half inches
internal diameter and coupled with the
regular corporation coupling and in
fifty foot lengths.
Also one hose cart of the following
dimensions: Iron frame and tongue
in one piece, iron dubbed wheels and
wheels to be steel tired. Width, Ave
feet and eight inches. Reel to be
worked by hand from spokes, and capa-
bio of carrying 600 feet of fire hose, tool
box, fifty feet of drag rope, wrenches
and spanisrs, six in number. All to be
painted a vermillion color and striped.
Two play pipes, two and one-half
feet in length, ono nozzle a inch and
one q inch, pipes to be covered with
wound fabric.
Hose to be delivered at Caldwell
at 80 cents per foot. ..... $3.50 90
Cart, F. .. b. New York;. 125 90
Nozzles. IA 90
One dozen rubber buckets .... IS 90
@607 90
The Mineralized Rubber Co. agree to
accept coupon bond of tho city of
Caldwell for payment Of above amount,
at par value, said bond to bear eight
per cent interest, payable annually, and
to run five years. Bond to be issued
upon accep lance Of goods.1
Ice cold soda water ut Isham's.
Sheridan Anderson, of Emmett,
was in town this week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-11

The Mineralized Rubber Co. agree to
accept a coupon bond of tho city of
Caldwell for payment Of above amount,
ut par value, said bond to bear eight
per cent interest, payable annually, and
to run five years. Bond to be issued
upon accep lance Of goods.l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-07-11

BORN-July 4, 1891, at Caldwell, to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Hardy, a daughter
BORN-July 5, 1891, at Caldwell. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox, q daughter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

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ia the honest belief that said grants
were limited 10 agricultural lands only,
as declared In the acts Of Congress
making shem:
Resolved. That this Congress pro-
tests against any construction OF the
statutes Of the United States which will
result in such system Of wholesale
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present danger.
Resolved, That the alien land act,
30 far as il operates to exclude foreign
capital from investment in mining
lands in the Territories is false in prin
ciple and pernicious in effect. and this
congress demands its immediate re-
peal.
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
FOR A PATENT.


rsrxp STATES LAND Ovrlcx,
HALEY. idaho, July %. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that william Daniel, Whose
po-tofee aaressi u Rocky RaF Elmorc county. Idaho
has made application for patent for 600 linear fsct
on the
UNION JACK LODE,
10, s. hearing gold and silver situate In Bear Creek
Mining District Eimore county, idaho. and described
In the Official plat and neld notes Ole In this ocr
follows, via:
Bcuinning At point Of discovery thence 81 dag 30
min 300 n 70 point on W end Of claim, thence
o deg rs min 100 n 10 sw corner No. 1, thence "
deg rs min west $50 n IN NV cor No. q thence y
NJ deg 10 min 600 II 70 NE cor No. 3. thence y o
deg Is min i66 n 10 Sc No. 4. thence 81 deg
10 min w 600 Il sa sw cor No and place Of bcxin-
ming survey ~ exterior boundaries. From II corner
No 3 q. u NJ N. No 2. Rear Greek Mining District,
hears deg Sc min W sl9s feet distant No con-
nlcis- Magnetic variation u deg as min u con-
tanning ? is9 and forming portion OF the
surveyed land Of the Tnted States
The oeston of this mine is recorded In the Record
er's office OF Einose formerly AlturAs) couhty. On
page 20, book 10 OF quartz rizras
The nearest known claim Ia the "wide West" lot 81
on the soalh
All perrsas holding adverse claims thereto ara
quired to present the b~fore this once within
sixty days. from the first day OF publication hereof
they wll be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of the
Statute
W. T. RILEY. Register
s. II. NcC4Erv, attorney for claii.iant.
First publication August l.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
UETTxp STATES LAND Oyytcx.

UsuED STATES LAND OyYteE,
HALEY. lpAHo, July ~ 1891.
Notice IL hereby given that william Daniel, whose
postoee adresxi Is Rocky bar Eraore county, loAho,
has made application for patent for 1900 linear feet
the
BURNT PILOT LODE,
Lot IS. hearing gsd and silver situate In Rear Creek
Mining District Eiose cnunty, idaho, and described
In the official plat and aed notss is In this Office,
fellows. Wig:
Beginning At point OF discovery. which Ia the
ter q shaft sxu feet, 100 deep thenSv IS deg w
BOO u TO center Of west end Of claim thrne Y deg
300 To NV coriier No. l. III 81 dsg = 600 e
TO sW corncr No, 2, theme ~ deg 1850 Il h. SIX
corner No :, thence ~ deg v 600 Il a. NE Garner
No 4, thence y ~ deg W 1900 II U NV corner No
and place Of beginning survey 81 exteFi-E boundaries
FROM corner No. l. u. \. NJ. n. No. e. Bear Creek
Mining District, bears deg 90 min 5sSl feet
distant Aaxnstic variation n Is dev IS min east
No conflicts. Containing Il. OIL and forming
portion Of the nnsuTveye lands of the United States.
The iocaton 81 this mine res orded In tho Rocord
ers Office OF Elmore formerly AiturAs) county, on
page ls7. book IL Of quartz claims.
The nearest known claims the Wide West lot 81
aud po0Fnan un.urveyed.
Al persons holding adverse ciaima thereto are "a.
quire to present the before this Office With,
xts days from the first day Of publication hereot
they will be barred by virtue Of the provisions VI
the statute.
W. 7. RILEY, Register,
s. H. Mccarty. Attorney for claimant
First publication August I.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

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Also instructions Tor producing lux.
uriant growth Of hair on bald head
or smooth face. Address, A. d.
STEMPEL., 60 Ann st.. New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
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franklin Square. New York City
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

Any law that in effect helps one
class Of citizens at the expense Of an
other ia unjust and unamerican.
Therefore a. protective system is an.
tagonistic TO our institutions because
il enables rich manufacturers 10 charge
the consumer advanced rates for their
products without any corresponding
benefits TO the consumer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28
Adminiatrator,s Nntiea.

In The matter Of ths s.tAte Of Julian .. mn.
Deceased
Ae,lre i hereby sissa By tine andsrsignei admin.
str@tog u th5 ssts'e u Julian r. IIijl deesa.,d "a
the creditors and all persons having claims nrainat
said estate ~ EXHIBIT the same With the nere.mnrv
soAlleFs Within Ten tnontas from the FIRST puhatia
Of this notice 70 the undnrsisaaad At Rocky TaF M
mofe county, Idaho. GREENE WHITE,
Rocky bar, June -, 1891
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DAAAaiscorrA. Me-. Feb. 1a.--Tha
Grand Lodge cf Asiae Knights Of Hoas.
heh ~ sarssi session here Isss night.
Nearly every ssberdiasss Iodes In tbs
Stats vss ferfessutsd. The following
sfieefs we're elected for he ensuing year .
past grand dictator, J. Yssd Hall, Rock
lsnd; srsrd dictator. K. v. 0sarbird,
Portland; grand vice dictator, 4. II. Roak,
Auburn; grand reporter, Albro y. Chase,
Portland; grand treasurer. II. 4. Jersey,
Lewiston; grand guide, o. r. Weeks,
Windhsm; grand chaplain. X. ID. Bibber,
Aubufni representatives. b supssas lodge.
J. Fred Hall. RoekiAnd; 4. y. Chase,
Portland. grand trustees. J. r. Andrews,
Warren; X. n. Sykes. Auburn md @. ".
Furbush, Lewiston. A bsnqust vas served
the members Of the Grand body b. Union
lodge Of this place, aftss shich Judxs Saw
age Of Auburn addressed them.
Lincoln D;srict Lodge I. o. G.. T. held
session % Dsmsfiscotts Mills Win Safe
Guard lodge snd elected the follovins Of
6csrs: District templar. Byron Giles,
Roothbay; district secretary, Geo. Gun
ninsham. Jefferson; district trsasursr,
Seward Smith, New Castle; district chap
lain. Bert Blanchard. Damssiscoita. Res.
o.utiops were sdopssd denanciatory Of the
present Lax enforcement Of the prohibitory
laws In the county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
News Noees from Bowdofnhsm.
rSpecisl 10 the KsxxRsso JounuAL.1

BowporSHAM, Feb. 1s.-Todsy, before
J. L. Pstten. Esq. depositions were taken
Of Huthorty and William, brothers Of the
late Robert Spear, Who died At George
town, d. O., some three months ago. The
deceased made will in favor Of his part
uer in business, and the same 10 10 be con-
tested on toe ground Of the mental condi-
ton Of the teetstor.
". b. Kendall left for Philadelphia on
the midnight train Saturday in response to
. telegram from bis brother. Edward p.
Il Was to the effect that unfavorsble symr-
toms bad developed in the case of another
brother, II. p, before reported under treat
ment at the University Hospital in that city.
At the Town Hall lsst evening the pub
lie we're invited to socisble supper given
in the interest Of the NJ. Z. Sunday school,
the proceeds to defray the expense Of the
library renovation.
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oNH ENJo9S -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken ii IL pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleaascs the sys-
TEN eseetually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers snd cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 she tsste and &C.
ceptahle to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only rom the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made Il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for ale In 6Oc
end 81 bottles by sl. leading drug
xists. Any reliable druggist who
may no. have II on hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any sas who
wishes to try Il. Do aos seosps any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIe SsRSp 60.
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Likes to Board at the Iosans Hospita

BfppsroRp. Feb. 19.-Harlan p. Cobb
of Saco. who recently vss confined in the
Augusta Insane Hospital and who while
making trouble at home, Wednesday, wss
threatened with beirg sent back to Augusts
stole away from his home Wednesday after.
noon And left for Augusta on his own
accord. going directly to the hospital, when
be arrived At the capital.
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AMoTHHn AFFIDAVIT
AddsA TO the List Against Judge Ham,
tlton.

BIppEFoKD, Feb. 13.-The confession
ofIda Greenwood, who had made an an.
DART denying her intimacy with Judge
Hamilton Of the BIddeford police court oc-
CARED this afternoon. She now mates
os.h that sbe had been treated to liquor ct
the Judges house and was under its infiu-
ence when she made the first sffiiavit aud
that she was in the Judges Office Sunday
hight and Monday.
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S1Aane ONLY u ss0ea u said company n tAs sx.
Esns lsw Dsies Of TEE D0s-f4Ans kAC6g. 80 Per
a61s vitk HsArsntAe sad pts1gs Of ao1 Ess
t1ne u PISS CAST AaD Aleo A. k<6uAL Pa0roa-
TIgBAys NHAkn 10 the pronts arising fro0 tbs
i.psS.nsst u total capital In psopesti0a - the
ssnbsr Of shases psschases hoids besss 70 The
tG1n pnnbes Of shssss issDad.
~ THfs PLAA . pssehAesr nay invest Any
ssssnt fscn 90 - 70 - .ooo. VIII . fassaasss
II u ~ eent thefesDon nad ~ honest. equal
xsss h tise psoesa.
FuteHAs6Ms ARE AnGuxED By the aetaai hold
isss II tiss company isf which they bsooms part
~ passsi, amounting - over etoo 90, and con
ds1fss Of fnpsoyed Real Estste, fnvesfnsn.A. -.
upbax No CoNsibnRArrOS WHATEVER will
the tossl aumber OF shzses tssued exceed 1000
sm viii say ons purchaser BE- SLOWED 10 sub
senes ana ~ 'os laots ~ IN. ~ snssss q Loss
tash ose rans s .ss,S - W" sAs'oi" rAs" VI -
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PORTLAND. Me-, Feb. 19.--The Grand
Army Encampment Thursday morning
transacted routine busiuess and listened TO
the chsp,ain's report on the observance Of
Memorial Day. Thursdsy afternoon Yeso.
lutions were adopted on Gen. Sherman,
Admiral Porter ard Gen. Devens. The
Encsmpment adjourned for an hour during
the hour Of Sherman's funeral.
womsn's Belief Cosps.
The Wemsn's National Relief Corps de-
parsment Of Maine, chose the following
officers at Thursday mornings session
President, Mrs. Clara 3. Leavitt, Skovhe-
gan; senior vice president, Mrs. Carrie
Ssnbo.n, Bethel; jupior vioe-president,
Mrs. Mary Inmar. Cherry field; chaplain.
Mrs. Matte p. Mcdonald, Bangor; treas.
urer, Mrs. Emma l.. Bickford. Skowhegsn; |;
executive board, Mrs Belle Palmer, Mon.
roe; Mrs. Ellen Littieneld, Winthrop; Mrs.
Mary Carr, south Norridgewock Mrs..
Emma Jones, Corinua; Mrs. Mary adams,
Bethel. Routine work occupied the after
noon and reception to comrades and the
womsu's Sta,e Relief Corps will be held in
the evening.
6aeCtisn Ni 0GiCeIU.
The Grand Army encampment this after
noon chose Samuel l.. Miller Of WaldoboFo
department commander by vote of 224 to
81 for Isaac Dyer Of Skowbegsn. The
other officers were: S.v.C., Franklin
Adams of Brunswick; J.V,C.. George w.
Reynolds of waterville; chaplain, Rev.
C. A. Southard of Biddeford; medical di-
rector, Josiah F. Day Of Springvsle coun-
ell Of administration, c. s. Emerson of
Auburn. A. d. Devsreaux OF Ellsworth
ard G. o. Wadsworth Of Gardiner. Messrs.
A. 4. Nickerson and F. r. Buck, on council
of administration, hold over from this year.
delegates to national encsmpment, VIM. II.
Green, J. p. cilley. A. W. McCausland,
wainwrishs Chushing, Simeon s. An
irews. J. e. Ashe. Isssc Dyer, A. r. Lin
coin; alternates, VIM. s. Dunn. Robinson
Phillips. J. G. Cbilcots. II. e. Sellers,
John +. Rand, Sewall H. Bsgley, J. ".
Slack, A. B. Sumner; delegate at large.
Frederick Robie; alternate at large,
Charles Is. Rounds. Territorial jurisdic.
ton Of posts for memorial purposes 10
made co-extensive with towns and cities in
~hich they are established. Strong grounds
were taken sgainst smusements on Me-
mortal day, especially by colleges.