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George POwell,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Bradford District, SIS.
on .he 9th day Of Nov, A. D. ,s9.. ' ~ '-'' '''''''
Ellen =; Powell Admx. of the estate George Pow.
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How He Passed One Thanksgiving In
tAl London.
Copyright, 1901, by American Press Associa-
tiOn
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noticed the CLEAN Of gold piece a. he
put his hand in the organ grinders hat.
Alasi 1t was our farewell Thanksgiving
Our beloved cousin, the genial, kind
hearted "Arty," died few months after
ward.
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A STORY oE A. WARD.

-------
How He Passed One Thanksgiving in
London.
tCopyright, 1901, by American Press Associa-
ton.
M lE HAD been but
/" |
Y W a few days in Lon
a n I don and were liv-
lBEME>HS W ing at Mayfair.
3MNNNLESSNN Our cousin, Arte-
vxEHfkU E-SNIGA mus Ward, occu-
EVHyMt pied apartments
kn$IIakNN --- in Piccadilly, and
IWXYWll though in tho
FhMA height Of his sue
kAN 1"lu cess he was in low
0I11Al spirits, i'll, and
breaking down
painfully fast. We had dined with him
that day, and as we babe him good night
he said, with something of a sigh, "Tomor-
row will be Thanksgiving day at home"
"Yes," replied; ''come dine with us and
celebrate the day." With hungry twinkle
in his eyes he asked. "Is it to be pork and
beans"
And so it came about. / had ordered
from the housekeeper of our lodgings an
American dinner l was not permitted to
superintend the cooking personally, and,
denied the mysteries of the splits and pans
of an English kitchen, trusted to the
luck Of my instructions and the compre-
hension of the cook and awaited develop
ments.
At the appointed time Arty came, pale
and anxious looking, and YEARLY threw
himself on the sofa with the restful con-
tent of anticipation. 1t had occurred to
me, as we were to make a day of it, to pro-
vide little luncheon, and as was passing
a pastry shop sign, makers Of tops and
bottoms to her majesty the queen, her
royal highness Princess Of Wales" etc.,
! noticed on card in the window,
Sandwiches made to order" Nice for
Yankee lunch, l thought, and SO ordered
'plate" sent to our apartments. Soon
after Arty came, in order to refresh him
rang for the maid to bring the sand
wiches," also bottle of sherry and bitters.
The sherry in London is good, but the sand
wichesl-paste cakes interlarded with q
sticky jelly of a sick-sweetish oriental
flavor. had thought sandwiches, ham or
otherwise, were the same everywhere. So
much for my beginning in London. With
look more of sorrow than anger" as he
politely nibbled sideways at the sand
wich," Arty remarked, cts nawsty, you
know" yet he solaced himself with the
sherry, and we talked of our home beyond
the great sea.
was so happy by the surprise had pre-
pared for him that / rested content until
dinner was announced. When we were
seated at the table Arty, as the privileged
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THE NEW BALLOT Law

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do enact as follows:
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-29
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict. vi the State OF Iuaho, in aud for the
County OF Alturns.
Alturas Commercial Company Plaintiff
JAM. Complain, 'shn Den'ph.n Thorn
as E Tootie, Nj. A. Reed. John T. Mur.
ply and Thomas W. LvaLs. Deft ndants
The State of ldah, sends greeting t. James Dont.
phan. J I'm Doniphan, Thomas T.. Tootle, NJ A.
Reed, hn I. Murphy aud Vhonlls W. Evans
Defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
br usht aga ms you by the above named plant f.
in the District curt ef .he Fourth judicial D,n
trlct Of the state OF Idaho, in aud the County
u Ai'urHs. and to answer the compliant filed
therein. within ten days Tex lusiv. II the day of
servioej. att-r the service on II OF this summons
If servt in this county: or. served out of his
county but in this district, within twenty DAYS
th.rwis-. within forty oays-or ia gmtli b ;e,
iahit W be taken ga,nst you according to the
prayer OF said compliant.
tie eaid action is brought to recover ps, ment
OF nm account for goods. W. res and merch mise
purchase" from :, lit X kegAn. nd dell,er. i to
You IT your request bef,re the 21th day of
tebru ~. 1880. i'll the sum OF $l.5O3 I'll Tn. said
acc" WIS duly assigned I. THIS plaintiff. who
now owns the san'e. by said Swift l. Is. gan
Also to recover payment ii All account for
p"ods, war. 8 ana merchhndi e sold aud delivered
advanced ard paia out at your r. quest, for your
u-e ana benefit bttaeen Mar 1t. 1880. and Jan.
is cue and unpaid
Also 10 recover payment of a balance due and
owing by you to one X. " Berry tor goods,
and Merchsn Use sold snd delivered t.. You at your
r, gu II b, said X. W. Berry. In the sum If
sIoo9 ." ard SIG 81 interest, which mt was
GIi MSS gned 10 this plaintiff all of which more
fun, appears in plaintiffs complaint now on hle
IN this fhee certified copy Of which herewith
served.
And you are hereby notified that II You fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. n" snid plaintiff Ill take Judgment by
aef Hult II the sum Of t<s as2 CD eight thousand
four hundred sna eighty.two and 6J.iOO dollar.
/, terest rud costs uf .uit
Given under my hand and the s. al of the Dis
frtrt Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
~ tri Of the Stnte Of Idaho, in ana
1 f.r the County of ANuras this nth day
ZEAL I "f January, IN the of our Lord one
thousand eight hund~ed and min. ty. one
~ l. W. GARRETT,
Clerk Of the district Cuu,t
By C. JOHN. DEPUTY Clerk
YrT' EToN fnicE and F. Z. ENsIaN, PLANTING
attorneys.
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The State Of Idaho - nds greeting to y E. rootle,
James Don,phnn. John Don phhn. Joht T Muir.
Phy, Morris a. Reed, and Thomas W. Evans
Defendants.
br' usht against you by the shove named plsntifi
IN the district Court of tA~ Fourth Judicial Dis.
OF Alta. and 70 the complaint filed therrln
within ten days exclusive Of the da, OF service
8. rived within this county; o. II rv.d Tut II
this C. u ~. hut in this district. wi hin twenty
lays; oth.rwi,.. within forty days. .r juig,ns Ut
by oefnnh will be taken ~ inst you o.. ording to
the rn er OF i'd complaint.
The said action IL brought to reeov. y Judgment
against 20 for the sum OF 1881 ls, the aggregate
amount "f the sevt raj bslsnc-s OF the accounts ue
from You to J Ferris II Ca p. inter- j. Tray,
Peter Hollis. WIN "hit Herman Ai+hl+, i, . j..
Watson. Green cline. Mrs A. Nc Master g J.
friedmnn. swan WilIhurg, Arthur >mrta. and L.
IL Tor work and labor. Rcods wares aud
merchandise aud money. done. p rforned and
FURNISHED or YOU At our sp al s.snce and re.
GU st. on. upon and for The bg sm No. 2 Lod.
and "hich was your poss.ssi ~ nj Of whit b
d-ftnannt James i'oniph II " q suprr,nt. I'd. mt
OF hiinR this action and for costs Of suit
AlieR'ng that sid wors. labor, goods, war T.
mer hsndi.e and mon.y was done performed and
dne bills Tor tn. severn! amounts fond due and
owing e. N. J. Ferris. H. H. CARPENTER. Peter Hol
Green Cline, Mrs }. A. Nom sters. sw n Will
burg. and l.. n. Lisle. w.r" cut. d and d.l.v.
ere" to said parties ~ def, n liant, James nuni.
Phan That said accounts for III, rch sndise. ETC..
and cue b'iis are all due nd IMP i'd exc. pit SO 20
paid h. Carp. inter- Dect inter 81, 1850
That all the aid ~ cuuI Is tor goods wares mer
ch"n lee money. ety., and due bills were dul. rs.
siGned. value, to this plaintiff who n. " owns
the same.
All 81 which more fully tppears in plaintiffs
con plant, certified copy u which is he. y til
served.
And you are hereby notified th.t If you fail to
app-nr and answer the e. I'd complaint. a. hove
required tn" said plsint viii, Tux. jud. IN. VI in
the sum oi Is yJ7 IL one thous MT nine hundr.
and thirty seven ana Is 100 dollars. in,er.s fro III
prfl Gih. sol. and for CT STA OF SUIT
Given under III hand and The Sp,l Of thu Dis.
tr.rt Court - ike Fourth judicial Dis
,fi.t of the state OF idaho, in and III.
SEAL. ounty OF Alta. THE 9Th day OF april In
the year of our Lord Que thousand eight
huhureti and nihtt! -oue.
!. W. CARR
. Ci+ri Of ne District Court
B. s. @. Jr HIN. D. putty Chr.
+. D. LENNON, plalLtiffs attorney.
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Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO
ADril %. 1891

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
April 23, 1891
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named ettler hat filed notice o; his Intention to
make ANAL pr, Of in ppor, Of his claim. and III at
sad proof will be- made Def, the Re gist+r and
Re- liver at HALEY Idaho. on May 81, Il 81. viz =:
Seth He tn, the south half Of the southese, quar-
ter and tho south hal Of the III west quart
sc, ton twenty, Township one north. hsnge -four
teen east.
H- names the following witnesses to prove hit
corti' u. r. sidence W on, and cultivation of .
said land, viz: Frederick Carpenter, Geo. b. Alb
lost. y m Mctsnn. OF soldier, Idaho. and +. E.
Picotte, Of HALEY, Idaho.
W.T. RILEY. Register.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO
M, iQQl

LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO,
Ma! 3, 1891.
Notice ia hereby gwen that tEs following M ed
settler HIS filed II. tice If intention, to make fl
n i proof In support of his claim, and that said
prof will be made beior. the Register and
ceiv at HALEY 1d-hc, June Is. 1891. viz:
B"rbom N. Mallory. f. tn. east half OF the sOuti,-
west quarter and the W. st haif If The southt asst
quarter of Section four Township two north,
Range -ighte+n east
He nam Q the following witnesses TO prove his
continue us r. sidtp upon. and cultivation Of,
said nd. viz John MacF arlsne, l T. Osborn, A
~ Purdum aid E. E. Flenming. all Of H.iley.
Idaho.
W. T. RILEY, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAxD OFFICE AT HAILEY, IDAHO.
March ~. 1891.

LAxD OFFICE AT HAILEY, IDAHO.
March ~. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler hes filed n tic+ Of hts intention - make
hnsl p,"of il support of his claim, and that said
proof will be msoe before the Register and Re
ceiver at hey, Idaho My 20. 1891, viz:
Thomas r. Murphy for the northeast quarter of
the southwe quarter Of Section twenty six,
Township three l.rth. Range seventeen east.
He nam the follow II & witne ssts {" prove his
cnntinu MS residence ul.on. and cultivation OF I.
said land, We: r. A. tsriss john Stapl@ford,
John McLau ghltn, ana Patrick Esgan-au Uf Der
Creek. Idaho.
W.T.. nILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-29
Notice fer Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO,
April oath, 1891.

LAND OFFICE AT VALLEY. IDAHO,
April oath, 1891
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed noticr Of his irte,t or to
rake Anal preof III support of his claim. Al tina.
ssid proof will be made before the Kcgist. and
Receiver at HALEY, Idaho, on May 70, 1891, viz:
vii lam T. Burns for the south half OF the sout
east quarter. the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter and the aeutheast quarter of the
southwest quArt+r of Section g., ven. Township one
north, X Dg- ninets east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
cont uous resid' nee up and cultivation of,
said land viz. RI hbone. A. A. viii ans, l..
NJ Griffin Anu Z. b. Ford, all Bellevue, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO,
March IG 1891

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO
March &c. 1891
Notice IL hereby given that tn. following named
g. tier has filed 1utice Of Ii intention to make
n al proof in support OF hit claim. and that said
proof wi / be made before the Reg list. r rnd Re
ctfv.r at llSil'y, ldnht, on May 2a, 1891, viz.
Frank hc'sovtrn Tor the etst halt of the so,,ta-
st quarter. an the East half of the north- asst
quarter OF Section nne, Township 1--WE north
Range twent, n'n- east.
He nsm's tn. following wltns eses TO prove his
COZ TIL uouS reside nee upon and cultivation of.
said land. viz: Peter ow, j. I'm short. d. B
tlswley and John Brigg :. all of Howe. Idaho
It. RILEY. Re,.lst. r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-05-29
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HAnxY. IDAHO,


Netfce Is hereby given thst thu following named
settler Ess Med notice of his inter { 10 ke
hna' prof sur p ri "f his claim, Kna that said
preof VIII be made before the register Re.
ceiv-r at Haley. Idaho. on May 70, lr9l, Wig:
william Martin. for the east half Of The north
eas' quarter nj the northeast Of the SOUTH
east qsta't.r - Section twenty. three, and the
south. sst quarter II the southe gu. rter
ti"n fourteen, Township one north. Range
eighteen east.
He names the following witnesses to prove hts
contif uous residenc. nron. nj d Guilty alton of
said lasd- viz: II. J Etif"tt. A. Irvine Peter Eos
ter aud .. N. Allen, all of Bellevue, Idaho
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