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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-13

Mrs. N. " wortbley Of Phillips 10 in the
city visiting.
Mr.. r. =. Phillips Of the Equitable In
q ufancs Co. was in the city yesterday from
Portland.
Miss 0ertie 4. Tobey goes to Charles
ton. Mass. today, 70 spend . short vaca-
ton with her friends.
Grand Chief TempIar Bsrgs left ysster-
day for B.ddsford to ssterd the snuiver
ssry mestisg Of Ray Of Hope Lodge" in
that city.
Tsx Commissioner Chsdbourne Of Bidde.
ford wss in the city yesterday making
arrangements for the coming meeting Of
the commission In Hancock county.
Mr.. u. II. Stscy Of Colebrook, N. H.,
formerly Of Houlton, was in the city yes
terdsy on bic way to Boston. Mr.. STAG,
is now the proprietor of the Bathurst lum
bsr mill, New Brunswick.
Mise J. Laura North and Mise Gertrude
OAks were IN the city Yesterday and called
1t the State House. Miss North has juss
graduated from the Pennington Normal
School and was on her way to her home In
Kenduskeas. Miss OAks 10 also pupil 10
the school from Foxcroft.
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NAME SCHOOLS



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~ sspsstn1anSsns n eoaoen $500
fos ypas 1850 viii - ~ - -,
vtek. The report contains 81 psess. ~
~ sppsadix 100 About svssoypa4 =,
DEVOTED V series Of sssese aseuusnts -
~ town school sysesn = esnpnssa ~
Vne disasics systsm. 10 ~ appsnaIx 49,
ssvsnty pages ere dsvetsd y ceapsoas
snd very isssssstiss fspes Of a.
proceedings Of the Maine Pedaees.
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tbs report Of The pspess rsa1 81 discss.
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ing 10 necessarily one Of the moss iass,sstips
features Of the volume and ess which vim
help TO make this school rspsst ess that III
tsschsfs viii desire b obtain aad M -
place 10 their libraries for fususs rsfe,.
enes. The superintendent has In ID
report compiled With much labor and ca,e
. large smount Of ssa<istics, On couneu.
free, high and normal schools.
In regard 10 the conclusions d \,
deduced from the sGa2issic. ~ 49,
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and ,ignidcancs Of ali thess f.cts ,hs,s
voph 400, - h.,. near ~ ;r,r.o.s-.sn.
in ouatitv Of voyk done N ths sehnc,s
In coma. NJ HE conn .,ss a. shs ,-u.
her and chs,.cter a IN. ,chocl. tbs .rn.,.
intendent eays. ..Tbe g,.dsd .chooI .e.,,d.
for svstematic. o,ds,Iv cor5nctsd ~, No.
peylv co-o,din.teA irstrrctlor IN. M.
srsded SCHOOL npdsr our nrssant sr..am
stsnAs AR the oopo,ite NJ tbis m. A. 1900
70, instr elton cImrscts,ixsa nv t.s. cam
nlets co.o,Ains,ien and ,vs,sm Hsrcs m.
ascreess shovn In the ststis,;cs i, the nrw.
her Of srsded. with oorrssponainp ine,e..s
In thu nm mhev NJ uno,sd.d schoois Il ros
an ind;o.tion Of imn,ovement Nor does
there anne.r 10 h.vs h,ep i,nn,oyamecs n
the oualitv Of thei. vork. thu ousI.v Of
which spp.srs 70 have been. IL not mo,s
elsmentary. A least les. practical in ia
IN ,rs advanced phases.
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bv tn, statistic, he at,ributes il tn the
sd rtion Of the more ef,cient town ., stem
These 10 Al increase OF Ga In the a ambs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-13

At the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. at 4 P. NJ
Sunday, special service for men only. Al
men are cordially invited.
At Friends Chapel, services will be helt
IN Sunday. At 10 80 A. NJ, and 1t 80 p
NJ. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 745
Uuiversalist church, "A sermon on salt
~ Rev. J. +. Leland Sunday ct 10 As. Sun
lay school at IL AZ; Y P. c. U. at $50 p
". All friends cordially invited to attend
st. Marks church, Holy Communion
A. M Sunday school Q 80 A. NJ, morn
ing service with sermon 10 80, Chora
evsnsong with sermon 7P.M. All cor
daily invited.
Congregational church, 1880 A. NJ
morning worship and sermon by the pastor
IL As A. NJ. Sunday school, $50 P. n
Y. P. 8. C. Z. meeting, I. SOP. NJ. even
ing service. All are cordially invited.
Methodist church, 45. prayer meeting
10, 80, worship and sermon by the pastor
subjsct, EARLY Pissy;" Z. Sunday schoo
concert. Topic, "Children and Flowers.
Every body cordially invited to oil thre'
services.
At the First Baptist church, morning
Worship and sermon by the pastor at 10 80
sui jsct THE Ear,hen Vessels; Sund,,
school with adult classes At II NJ; Y. T
S. c. f. meets at s 30; general Gospt
service ut 30. subject, "Chriss's rea
Glory" A cordisI invitation 10 exterded Il
all.
At the Free Baptist church Children
day" will be observed with appropriate
services. In Ina moreing At 1880 the pas
tor, DIR, Penny, will preach sermon suited
to the occasion. The singing will be b.
the choir and children. In the evening 81
7 80, the usual concert vill be given b,
the members Of the Sabbath school. Al
interestir 9 programme has been srrapget
for this service. The musical portion Of
which will be full and attractive. Thu
church will be beautifully decorated witt
II ,wers. Young peoples meeting at e.st
a. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-13

ONB ENJOYO
Both the nsthod and results whom
syrup Of Fig i taken; it b plsasan.
and rsfssshing trhIhs tasts, and scts
GENTLY UT promPs.5 on the Kidney,
liver and Bowels, sIsansss the sys-
On sdsctaaliy. dispels solds, head
schss and fsvers and surss kabitual
soustipation. Syrup Of Fies i the
,nly remedy Of it, kidd svsr pro
iacsd, plsaGing to the tasts and &C
;epfsbls to the stomach, prompt in
T. action and truly bensfcial In it,
efscts, prepared only from The most
aealthy and agreeable substances, it,
many sxosllsnt qualities commend II
20 al and hsvs made Il ths most
sopula. remedy known.
Syrup Of FiQ h for ME h 81
md 81 hstGia b. n laading drug
yista. Any ssGsbls dzsw3st who
may NJ ksys Il - kaA1 Wiu peo-
cure II pssnpliy SlR aay - Who
wiahse - ~ 4 d ~ aeoupt any
eaka1it1ta =. u
cAlAFoaMM Fo ShoQp q.
az ssAse'sss. eAds :
sesorMEf. ~. SeW I'M. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-13

There 10 talk of forming in this city an
Amature Photographic society. There pre-
a good many cameras owned in this city
and much interest 10 taken in the pleasing
occupation Of taking photographs and Il
would sci m that such an association might
hs Of benefit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-13

Headaches and fevsrs, to clesnse the
svstem enectually, yet gently. when cost.ve
Or bilious. or when the blood 10 impure Of
slussish, to permanently cure hsbitual
constipation, 70 awaken the kidneys and
nver % . healthy activity, without irrteaf'
ips or weakening them, ne 6yrup Of Figs.
ilueSd&Vlm
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N o T ICEl

Having sold half interest in my coal business
to chas. II. white, take this opportunity to
thank my patrons for the many past favors, and
asks their continued patronage for the new firm
z. STONE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-13

TuE GLoRIous FoURrH FOR many
vsa,s the firm Of Massen : Wells OF Boz
Ian. have given special attention . The man.
ueeceure Of reliable fireworks. Towns ana
in6iv iduais should send for their catalogue
IA see the economical manner In which
thsv make up Collections, BY which pnf.
chasers csn also save ell express OF irsisn.
charges. Every patriotic son % nos,v
viphes 70 honor the day. ana no ~ cssS'
bfstion 10 complete without vtpmae Up vMu
Fireworks. For pafticulars, So eosesse'
-s.s IL .no.her colums. junsiS3lt
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Shegiff's S Sale.


Charles Small vs. james Constable
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale issu q
out OF the District Court Of the Third Ju-
die al District, county of Boise. of III
Stale 81 Idaho, on the 10Th day of Septem
Der, A. ID. lSJ0. in the above cnluled ac.
lion, wherein Chir,r> Small The above
named plaintiff, obtained judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale against
james Constable, d, frniant, ON the 10Th
Tia, of Sepiembrr, A D. 1890. for The sum
of One Hundled and Ninrly-Three and
Sa-lt0 ID liars in lawful money of the
United States, which said decree was. ON
the 10Th day of September, A. D. 1890
recorded in Judgment Book Two of sale,
Court. III pages Sal, 542, 5+3 and 544. I'm
commanded 10 sell all that certain lot
piece or parcel Of land 81 uatc IL inu and
being in Ii II guch, Willow creek mining
district, IN sad county of Boise. State of
Idaho, and bounded and described as fol
lows: Thai certain quartz claim. lode or
ledge known as the Matic, si,uat, d in
tliil gnlch. Willow creek. SUNNI mining
uistrlc', IN SAID county, commencing at
'he discovery shaft. on said lode, and run.
hlhg Seven iiunrrrd and Fiji Y T50O Feet
rasieriy and Seven Hundred and Fifty
lo' Fee" westerly from sad shaft. and
Three Hundred (30W Fcel in width on
each side. commencing at Pos; No. |. on
The southwest corner OF said claim ANA
| running laO0 feeI To Post No. ,. n the
southeast corner thereof; thence 600 fee,
I" i'"s' No 3, on The northeast corner nf
Said claim; thence l500 feet tn Post No
4, on lhe northwest corner oi said claim
thence to pIac of beginning. heing the
claim lode or ledge located by jaime,
G n>tablr and Joseph Travis ON tie eOll,
uay "t July, 1856, and recorded hy ,hcm
IN q,aIlz Calm record, in said c, un Y. in
Dock D o' quartz claims, on pare 476
t"get er vi h all and sinpu' ar The tnn,
n'hfs' her diiamenls and appur,enance.
'hefrun'o belonging, or any wise app,r.
aiming Public Notice is hereby given
that on CIV"
Saturday, the l7ih d y of Oct ber. A. D lse
A' O'Clock NJ of thai dav, in front or
he Court House door of the comfy or
"'iSe VIII in obedience To SAID order of
Naie ana decree OF foreclosure and snIr
Sri' hr above described pioperiv. or s'
much thereof as may be necessary In s,t
'SiN sald Judgment, with int, r. ST and
c"s'S' eic t" The highest ard hest bdde'
Tor lawful money of the Uni,cd States
{. G. HAViRD. Sheriff
ia'rd sept 2A. 1891
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

PHlLapEtPnIA, October o. News
comes from the West that Colonel
Forsyth, formerly of General Sheri-
dams staff, has just succeeded in win
ming the hand of the daughter OF his
old friend, DIR. Dallas Bache Of Phil
adelphis, also in the military service,
and that Miss Forsyth, the Colonel's
daughter, has become engaged to DR.,
Bache. Each of the men is 60 years
OF age and each has been a widower
about the same length of time. Neith-
or OF the young women is much over
30 years of age. Colonel Forsyth
served through the Pine Ridge cam
paign as commanding officer of the
Seventh Cavalry.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

There are three we'll defined classes
Of stars, judged by the quality Of
light they yield. In the first class
are the clear white and blush white
stars like Sirius and Vega. These
are supposed to be the hottest stars
and the most luminous in propo, tlon
:, the extent Of their surface. Then
there are the golden yellow or pale
orange stars, OF which Arcturus and
Capella are fine examples. These
have begun to cool. inaIly, we
have tha deep orange and red stars
like Aldebaran and Antaras. These
have advanced still further in the
cooling process.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

stood on the bridge at midnight,
ss drunk as on-of-a-gun, two moons
rose over the city, where there ought
TO have been hut one. could see
their bright reasctioi, in the water
under me, and experienced feel
ing OF wonder aud great curiosity.
If only one had been there | would
not have beer in doubt, but what two
moons were dong, ! could not we
make out. The tide was slowly eb-
bing, | could hear the waters roll, as
i stood Ia the waving shadows, 10
hide from the night patrol How Of
ten, oh! how often, in tho days OF
auld lang sync, / have tried TO cross
at midnight aud got left everv time.
But Tonight | was hot and restless,
and my mind was full of care, aud
the walk that lay before me was NOR,
than could bear. had no latcl
key with me, and locked would bs
the door, and | would have to sit OF
the doorway in agony and fear, TIL 1
voice said from the window, "Dit
the lodge hold late, my dear?" Sc
tonight | stood there dreaming anc
watching the restless tide, till COZ
came along with wagon and insitet
me to ride.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Timber Notice.

Noice is hereby aiven that the under
sir I'd will, on or about October u, lo0l
apply To the Hon. Secretary oi The interior
for u remit To Cur imb,r upon the fl
lowing descriueu mineral land, uhs'r-
v-,ed, lowii: Beginning on the south
side of Clear creek Ia tributary ot Grimes
crrck) at point two hundred yards west
of Barkei's house, thence one mile AMI a
half south, thence west 10 the head III
, lear creek, about three miles. thence
east, down Clea Gre k, Ia the ,.oint of be-
ginning The timber des re To cut is
nne,cnths pine and onc-tenth fir, none
less han one foot in diameter. to be used
tor domestic purposes in Boise City.
} H WEEKS,
IDAHO Guy, Sept, Is, lN9l-w3.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Michael Mack-rley. You are here
by notified tnui we have expended Tnree
Hundred Dollars In labor and improve.
ments On the Gohlcn Gate placer mining
claim. on Grimes creek, near the rnao
lead ny from idaho City To Star ranch,
Boise county. ldali', in order To hold >aid
claim under the provisions OF Section 1924,
Revised Statutes If the United States. for
the ears 1873. 1889 and lsa0 That the
proportion Of said expenditure due b,
you, on your undivided one Il hth Interest
In said claim, Is thirty y-Seven ($31.5Oj
,i 5O-lOO Dollars. lawful money Of the
Lni ell States, and II, withia ninety days
after The legal publication Of this notice,
you II or refuse 10 contribute your pro.
portion of said expenditure, and with legal
cost Of this publication. the said interest
will become the property Of the under
signed under Section 2324
>. X GoIDTRAP,
s g. BpwhN
CentcryIlle ldaho Oct 49, 1SgI-g0d
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

In certain provinces of Japan they
have a method of divorce that is SIM
plicity itself. 1t seems TO proceed
upon the theory that the desire for
the severance of the nuptisl knot
should be mutual. The couple enter
a temple, bow down three times be-
fore the most hideous idol in the
place and walk ont through opposite
method is respectfully recommended
to Denver and other enterprising
western cities that are bidding for the
temporary residence of people who
seek for a place where divorce is
made sssy.--Sslt Lake Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Timber Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the under,
gned will, on or ab.ut the tirsl of M.
vembcr, 1891. apply to The Hon. Seer, tar,
of the Interior OF the United States fr u
permit to cut timber on the following un.
surveyed mineral lands Commencing
at point ou the Payetie river known a.
the Big Eddy, thence running east nne
mile. thence north one mile, thence west
one mile, thence south one mile Ia place
of beginning. The timber desire 10 cul
is nineienihs pine and one tenth fir, none
less than one foot in diameter 10 be cut,
lumber TO be used for domestic purposes
EDWARD NIiRN
Garden valley, Idaho, Oct 3 1891.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
aren-ef. War for Chlle.

WAsHINeroN, Oct. 9.--The United
States steamers Yorktown and Bos-
ton have been ordered to Chile for
the express purpose Of relieving the
Baltimore aud San francisco, tho
hulls Of which are in so foul . state
that they will have to be docked; and
it will be necessary for them to go to
San Francisco for the purpose. They
will start north immediately upon be.
ing relieved by the Yorktown, which
has already started for Chile, and
will reach there in about iifty days.
The Boston is being rapidly prepared
for the voyage. at the Brooklyn navy
yard, aud will start in few days,
II is said at the navy department
that it is not at all likely any Other
vessel will be sent to Chile.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
a FREE RAILaoAn
TO AND saoa i,
Wo RLD's FA'I
00nnsnsias HAY ], Il, .
ing October 81 m.

Our proposition Is Il .,.
tree, q q st-class ilwsy NJ ks I. ~
Chicago. to include sli ii'.sss s nn
both ways free bus mi NJ ha hs'sah
from depot To hotel IL m, ~
six admissions h The tsssg issg xAlh
.wo tickets 10 any firy,.clMss. ~ r'sl
want reliable agent. ns ~ shsu
Throughout the PaclfIc CO.,
and profitable cmpIo, mem s -,
i desired. until the oprn,ns N Wy
Fair, May l, 1903. Al a;a' X lhsl
an average II from sse5 a
THREE TO TEN DorlA,.
besidcs; cacl, agent will n ~.
rnilroad ticket 10 aud irow N ss.s, IN
Fair. ''S'n lae
A03Wx WAWFDns .
students, ministers. bright ~.
women, parties who have isd I
as canvassers for bo,ks a. s M. faell
In iact, our proposition is o,,s ~ !.
b'dy who Is In a position n. \. y Y
or y portion Of his Or lMer M n NV W
business. Parties WIN are NJ s Z
lion to devote full time "a ~ ~, = L
can, by dey.ting a few lours ~ ~
evening m the work secure A.
tree tickets only. Each li,ls 4!
first-class and guaranteed b. s' N h
Fair Co., incorporated san:.' T.
*liW. 1910 90 w, require NJ wv w:
invested by our agents. Frss;.l!
not necessary; We teach Won ~
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reply and postage for printed n -
giving full particulars. Add,rs
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Sept. 14-t8. IL
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Charles McEihancy, Noah Trip
and L. Truman Campbrll: You are here
by notified that W. have expended Three
Hundred $500 Dollars in labor and i'm
provcmenls ON the Pearl Knob placer
mining claim, on Grimes creek, II and
adjoining the Silver Key placer claim,
at Genten lille, Boise county. idaho, in
order Ia hold said claim under The pro
visions of section 2324, Revised Statutes.
tor the years 1888, 1889 and 1870 That
the proportion uf said expenditure due by
each OF You, on your oue-eighth inter, ST
in said claim is Thirty Seven tS37 j0) aid
50-l00 Dollars lawful money OF The United
States, aud il. within ninety days after the
legal publication of This notice, you fail
or refuse 10 contri ule your proportion oI
said expenditure, and with legal cost OF
this publication, the said interests will
become the property of The nndersigne
under Section 2324. s. X GoLDTHAP.
s & BowRN
Centerville, Idaho. Oct 10, 1891.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

1t is stated on good authority that
the number OF tourists who have re-
United States from Europe during
the autumn months will aggregate
10000. Assuming that the average
vacation tour abroad costs $1,000,
which is a reasonable estimate, $40.
100000 will have been left on the
European continent by these travel
ers. The drain the country suffered
annually before the Chinese exclusion
&C, was passed was hardly as great as
this.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
HAiLEy News MINER:

HAlLEy News MI>kR: Coun y
Commissioners & G. Is. Florence came
down from Ketchum yesterday. He
says there has been no snow to speak
of yet at Sawtooth, nut the thermoun-
eter has reached as low as four de-
grees above zero. Deer are very
plentiful, and they are in 6ne con-
dition. One was killed near Saw
tooth a few days that dressed 23o
pounds,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
. imber Notice.

l, the undersigned. do tins day give no
tice ON this, The I'd day of October, 1891,
that will apply to the Hon. Secretary of
the Interior ut the United Stat, S on or
about the 23d day OF October, to cul tim
Der IN the following described public
lands. situated in Garden valley, Boise
county. idaho: Commencing one-fourlh
of miie east of my northeast corner and
running south ne-half of mile, thence
east three, four,hs of mile, thence north
one.half of mile, r.ence west three.
fourths of mile To pla of begi1ring.
JoHN McRRIDE
Garden Valley, Idaho, uct. 2, lS9l-w3,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

Henry E. Boggs has won the prize
offered by a London journal for the
best definition OF money by submit.
ting this one: "An article that may
be used as a universal passport TO
everywhere except heaven, and a
universal provider Of everything ex-
osps happiness.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To levi Campbell: You are hereby no.
tifed That We have expended Thr Hun
d ell $4,000 IN labor and improvements on
the silver Key placer mining claim. situ-
aisd on Grimes creek, near The mouth of
Granite creek. Centeryilie d.s,rict, Boise
county, Idaho. Ia 0riel to hold said claim
under the provisions of Srctinn 2A24 Re
vised Statutes Of the United States, for the
years 1888. 1850 and lSD0. That the ro
portion of said expenditure due by you,
ON your undivided one.eighih interest in
said claim. Is Thirty Seven t$37 SOY ana
50-l00 Dollars, lawful money oi the United
States, and il. within ninety da, = after the
legal publication ot this notice, you fan or
refuse tO Contribute your proportion o
said expenditure, and with legal cost OF
This publication. the said interest will be-
come the property of the Undersigned un-
der Section 1884. 5. X. GoLprRAP,
s. G. BowEN.
Centerville. Idaho, Oct. ID, 1901
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
8t0len--Notice.

The following Boise county warrants,
Ms. 2G7 go. 27a. 278. 2rD, 30l. 303, 3O7,
30S. 800, 3i3 and others, belonging IL me,
were stolen from the residence of MIS-.
Hattie +. Noble, at Idaho City, Boise
county. sometime between s piember 26th
and October 6, 1891
MRs MAR ELKIN,
Oct. 13-tf. Boise City, Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

I. The und rsigned, do this, the 2d
day OF October, give notice that ! Will
apply 10 the Hon, Secretary OF The Interior
Of The United States on or about the 23d
of October, to cut timber on The following
described pubic lands (unsur,eyedl com
mrncing one mile wesi of Donald Nc.
Brides ranch, on Cold creek on west side
af Middle Fork. running one-fourlh of IA
mile south, theuce one mile west, thence
onr.halI of "A mile north, thence one mile
east. thence one fourth of a mile south tn
place of beginning.
Donald McBRInE.
Garden Valley, Idaho, O,t ?, ls9l-w3
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13
Pioneer odge No. /, I o. o. r

.sasss Holds ITS regular meetings il
s2%Ne pud Fellows Hall ever, Satur
sswssS~ day evening, al o'clock, Al
members in good standing are invited
to attend.
BY order of the n. G.
CuAs MARCUS,
X Sec'y.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1891-10-13

Notice is hereby given that on or abou'
October |, 1891. the undersigned viii ap
pIy Ia the Iton. Secretary of the Interior
of the United States for permit to Gu,
timber upon the following unsurveyed
D bic lands. commencing at the north
east corner If q. $. Moore's farm, in Gar.
den valley. Boise county, State Of Idaho.
thence running rast one tD mile, thence
south one.half ~ mile. thence west TO
Donald McBri.le's farm. thence nnfth
one. half (1Sl mile to place of beginning
The timber wis. to cut Is abou' all pine
none less ,han one foot to be cnt
THOMAS SHUFt LIN.
Garden Valley. State of ldaiio. sep. ll-0I