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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY.

A Pile of stones Marks the Furthest North
ern Limit of the United states.
"My experience with Alaskan win
tiers was rather Disappointing" says a
member of the Alaskan boundary sur
Ny. "The greatest degree Of cold we
experienced was so degrees below
zero, and that was. when Mr.. Turner
extended his trip north along. the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15

Farper Closefist-Mariar, what'd
yer like ter hev fur yer birthday
present?
Maria-A gold breast-pin. What
yer goin' ter give NEE
Farmer Closehst--I hain't decided
Yit 'twixt pair O. stockings an the
,alf 1 give John last Christmas. -
jewelers. Weekly.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15

Many Odd. Curious. and Laughabie
Phases Of Human Nature Graphically
Portrayed by Eminent Word Artists u
Our Own Day.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
A Strange Inheritance.

Robert-Why does Miss Hammond
make such a fuss over those diamonds
of hers?
Cicely-She inherited them from
her grandmother.
Il know; but is there anything very
remarkable about them?"
"Yes, her grandmother was an ac-
tress. Kate Fields Washington.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15

PLATE glass for mirrors was first
made in London by Venetian artists
In 1870
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
II Would Seem to Follow.

"What does parsonage mean, mann
map" asked Johnny McSwillfgen.
The house in which parson lives,
Johnny" replied Mrs. McSwflligen.
But in some churches they don't
call the ministers parsons.
"NO."
"They call them pastors"
"Yes."
"And do pastors live in the pastor
Chronicle Telegraph.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
Not a Disinterested Advisor.

"You ought to use a water filter on
your faucet, SIR. wouldn't be with
out one"
"Find it beneficial, do your"
Eyes, indeed; it has made me a'rich'
man."
Il presume you mean that health is
wealth"
mo; I mean that manufacture
filters. Yankee Blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
Indignant Without Cause.

Angry Customer-Local means in
this place, don't it?
Jewe1er-YeS.
Angry Customer-Well, this here
watch you sold me for Swiss one is
stamped "Locle," you swindler!-Jew-
elers' Weekly.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
Timid.

He-She seems to take fright every
time her. husband comes near her.
She-Yes; she ran away when he
married her.-Lake Shore News.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
What


Darkley (the convict, eying the
package)-Ive been tryin' to live a
better life an quit bein' tough since
you was here last, mister.
Member Of the Prison Reform AS
;ociation-Im very glad, Peter.
Here's little remembrance for you.
Darkley-(opening the package)-
Git out O. here, you low-dowp, snivel-
ing, putty-faced, bagged-kneed SON.
of-a-gun! Thought them was cigars
Judge.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
Explanatory.

Gratifled PARENT am delighted
that you did not attend the so-called
sacred concert to-day, my son. Such
things are dissertation of the Sab
bath. And / hope you passed your
time more profitably.
Son-Well, yes; you see had an
engagement with Dick Dolers to go
fishing, and went.-Pittsburg Bulle-
tin.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15
She Drew the Line.

Miss Hownow-Well, Bridget, you
didn't stay long at the Ocean Swell
House. Was the work too hard for
you?
Mrs. McGinty-Oh, no, mum; 1t
was not the worruk Oh moinded; Ii is
the indecent way they had Of making
the gurls ate the same things as the
boarders. Boston Courier.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15

There's somewhere In the trackless sea
A lonely spot, unmarked, but holy.
Where. fathoms deep beneath the tide.
MY sailor boy In peace lies lowly.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-15

On q crisp October morning, when
all the Western forests and the great
Montana mountains cleaned and
glowed with all the gorgeous tints Of
autumn, in a rude miners hut u
young man lay apparently at the
point Of death. BY the bedside,
bending over to catch the faintest
breath that stole from his pallid lips,
sat fair woman, her cheeks very
white, and her blue eyes. wide with
terror and despair. All day long she
sat there, watching, hoping and wait
ing for one sign OF returning con-
seriousness or recognition, but she ter
rible fever grew hotter In his veins,
and he tossed from one side Of his
couch to the other, moaning inces-
sanity and calling upon his wifes
name.
The old physician watched him for
a few moments, and then made sign
to Alice, who stood by, not daring to
draw her breash.
at may kill or cure" he said, "but
we must risk II; he. must be reused
out of this; make yourself known To
him.
The wife knelt by the couch, with
straming tears.
Frank, my husband" she muir.
INJURED, passing her hand over his
brow, don't you know me? 1 am
J Alice, your wife--don't you know me,
dear?"
AS her voice reached his senses, a
sudden. brightness filed his eyes, he
put up his hand and touched hel
golden hair.
at Is Aliccl" he murmured. "Wber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-25
Matk fit @Htterl

Hnr iiber SO Sabren ihDn tpurbe Mfs.
Winslop's Sootbing Snrup BON Wfils
lioner BON Miittern beim s3abneu Der
Gtnber augetrenbet. Wiri Du i'm
S9lafe bur1 bas S9reien zines ain5es
geif6rt, bas I'M 3atnen III unb Dor
S9merasn treintg Wens 10. iaEe fnfrrt
cine Glafde bon .Wsrs. Minslom's SOP.
thing Gprur" bDlsa. Gsir @erth ID uns
besablbar. &c tpirb benz fleinet, 0eiben.
ben iof0rt 2inosrung beri@afen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Miitter, es i'll tein
3tpeifel bartbsr. @s beilt 9pfenterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Magen uab
tie Tierett, beieittet Mtnb Holif, ers
psi9t ben @auren, berbinbert @ntatins
oung unb ftdrft bas gauge 5ptem.
rWfrs. Winslops Soothing 5prups
fur 3abnenbe 3inber it angenebm in
@ef9mad unb bas &e3ept fammt bon
einer1 Der beften weibltGen Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS III BEL aien
Drugsifen in Der sanaen Welt 5a bas
ben. Breis rs @ts. per Glai9e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wias'
lOtps 5ootbing 5prup
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q =.

- 9ie Wus lteluns beg Gillespie
@ouutp Jarmerpereins finbet ON TO-,
H., II. unb Ii. Sttrber in Griebribss
burg itatt.
- Sn Sherman tpurbe Der Mufieber
Der W%oHermerfe, s. g. 9ammonb, elm
alter bilfoier Mtann unb s. 5. Gtubp,
Elm Nugeltelter bes artehi1en 8runuens
bon s. 0ut6craft uno s. Bombs falts
blitlg nieoergei6OHen. Wit 2ebterem
battsn bic Mbrber sinen 5treit aebabt.
Nls fe perhaftet werbeu foateu, ent.
ftaab cine f6rmli6e S6ieBerei, nobel
Elm Rnabe i'm Bein bsrwunbet purot.
- Nm "a. murbe In Seguin ber err
tie 8aIen Baumpplle gum Marft ges
bra9t. Regeu 1T i'm @ountp ermiiniat.
= Sic r9Oufon Bot" 1T BON ieber
cine 8eanerin Der Deuti6en geDelen,
gang glei6 unter tpel6er 8ermaitung
uuo Geoaftion tie f6 befanb. Sagte
He bod f9on frhber einmal, dig He pon
benz Brnf. @lrarbin reotsirt Duroe. baB
Elm Neger aIs Stimmgeber ihr lieber
lei, ols Elm Deutfder. Nu9 beute 1T
He bic 0eberin unb fir Die unfrsien
3ufidnoe, bic in Der Staot berr.
i9en. perantportli9. Die DeutS9en
folten biefer 3batia@e tets eiugeoenf
iein uno bIeiben unb fid ni9t bur9
9@mei9eltporte f6Sern lafen, toenr es
i'm 8elieben ooer i'm Sntereiie Der pofz
Greatureu liegt, fi6 poribe,gebenb benz
Seuti9tbum gu ndbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-25
SBnnt ssbr fetm Matttel amftreibem

sesen bas bartnddise l1ebel Der Granddaughter Si4er>
lid t6nnt Sbr. So, trarum tbut S6r's ntHts SraS'
Dieienisenf pel@e e8 probtrt baben, fe iperpen Sud
laseu, baB Spitetter's Masenbttters elm unpersIetdz
li4e8 Grpei6unssmittel lit, ptrtiam pbne Hetn,
srinblia abfhbrenb, uub pputpmmen 3urerldhiS. 90
Itdrtt bs5 9ptem in sIeidem Mabe as e8 baieIbs
GiaenStaft, tpeIber e8 bic ~hauernbe gBirtuns ieiner
reSult:enben 8eiaafenbeit ~perbantt, benn penn bic
Ginsewetse, Der Magen pber bic Geber ~traftleS iinb,
Bort bic sefrnbe 15aistsit bteier Sraane aui: @bs
unb aartrnltfsel; fe MAIDEN Die @ebdrme i@laff, nut
i&pdaen fe, ftatt fe sn %itdrten; tire purstrenbe gstrs
flung lit nur etne sepaltianre unb me9antiae unp mad
I6laffuns 5urud. Man sebraute baS 8itters aud
eeaem Maldria, Rbeumati8mus, 8eroauuu9Sbei6per:
BEN, Sdmdde unb Nietenletben.
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:, gas 6im i6 fit eim Sfef!"

Gin @iel belt iid fir sben 10 idlnlnd aus
febenb, afs fem Gad)bar, ein Bfcrb, bis ct
einee ldouer Cages fif inl Spie9el be-
fhaute, ipobei ct 81 iih felbft Die Worte
(praf rgBas bin i'd fir etu Glel!"
@iebt es nidyt cine aroBt Mnsahl 9eute,
Sic fib ielbit nift 10 feben fonlten, ais oies
anSersu moglid, ilt2 gle baben ihfedtes
Biut, Yinples, Sinnen, Sautansidfdse,
nnc aubere 9leidartige bdBlid)e gerrniftai'
tungeu. Nle 6ieie perorieBtidlen Oin9e
f0nutu jebod, 9anslid beititigt, NIB Die
9aIt fam plhneciueiB" ipleoef bergcftcOt
tperben, ipbalb nit Dem tpsltberiihnlteil
6eilmittel, Dr. Bierce's @cleeh Nleotcal
DISCOVERY, ein reblidler @erIad genlad)t
tpirb.
SIS heiit ollie Sautledet, bon Der seinoh1t'
Itden SHINE, benz 0fiteler ober bent l~d}tlniii,'
fen i~ProfulofeM SautanSihlag, oter ben elll'
getuMrseltlfen 2eberHedtn, obne INTERRUPTED,
Oh bieIelben pererbt oDer fcnff iule erlalgt,
ober tuie aud in,mer tire Natur beidlafcn
fem moge. Das p@oloen Webtcal Dis
coperp" lit bns eiusi9e 8tntreinigun9snlittel
weldles earantirt 1T, has SIT beiuirfeil. iuosu
e. empfoblslr, ober has @eib !uirb bir
juriiderftattet.
@orib's Disuenforb Meeical @KociaticN,
gieentbilner, gto. 6G3 Niiail Street, Suf
falo, ". D.
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9taat Obto, Stabt SoIebo,
Qucu8 &punth. S, S. !

SrantS $. @beneb bei6spGrt, baB er ber
dltere 9artner bet Girma s. s. @beneA &c
Co., if, peIde @ef6Sfte IL Der @taSt Soleoo,
in osen senanntem gountb unb esaate, t9ut,
nab baB beiaqte Sirtna bic Summe bon etn'
bunhert OoIlars fit jeben 5au bon So.
tar1b besableu pirb, Der bur9 ben 9sbreud
bon SaII's &atarrb &ur Ei9t gebeilt
perben fam. Grant s. @beneh.
8ef6poren Dor mir unb untsrf3rteben in
meiner @essnlOart am 6. September A. D. 49,
~ ". SIS. @Ieafpn,
C ofentli@er Motar,
San's Ratarrb Rur pirb iuuerli6 9enUm'
men uno birtt brett auf Oas 8Iut nnb bic
fdleimisen SberFdden bes Shffems. SaFi
@n6 nmfonf a.eusui1e fommen
s. s. @benes 81 60, GDleeo, Shto.
W @ertauft bon apotbetern, rs @ts.
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0os annette g6iff her Oombf,

Oas annette s@if BET Sampfer>
Jlotte, ipeI9e eiuen She'll Der oiesidb'
rigen teranii6en Mei3enernte ben auss
Idnbif1en Wdrften sufiibren ioa. TT
am 81. SuIi in @albeffon angefommen.
IS III bas Der britiI9e 9ampfer @bit6
6ougb, BET bon Nem Orleans fam uno
fd an Der Quarant6ne. Station einem
Sur9rdu@erunssspro3 untermerfen
mubte, neil er erff in Der leBten Mo9e
bon meritanii6en 9dfeu aus mad
Mew Orleans geIegelt mar. Der 9oagb
lit elm bebeutenb tleineres @@if als
Der 9ampfer gtberles, uel9er ebsn nit
Der erften Me~i3enlabuns mad &ouen
abaegansen III. Ct faet ni@t mebr als
493 Somnen, tpdbrenb iein 8orgdnger
114O Iaben tonnte. go tpirb es inn
m6sli9 fein. ON Werfte ielbf unb BON
gIebator aus ieine bolle 2abuue ein3u'
nebmen. 9ie grpebitiDns5eit fur ben
}eIben tpirb baber cine furse fein.
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Die Nusfndr BON tsranif6e

Die Musfu1r BON tsranif@em
S6marawaQnuBbol3 nimmt INNER
groBartisere BerbdltniRe an. Wie Der
ySimberman", elm 8latt, wel9es BITE
9oI3intereReu Der Ser. Stdaten pers
tritt, in ether ieiner lebten Nummern
beri9tet, bat eip @bieaeoer @roBbdnb-
Ier, Der tiir3li@ bon elmer @ef9dftsreiie
nod Seras 5uriidgefebrt 1T. bort 5OO,s
600 SUB e@wat3waauuBbols gefauft
unb bas auf etnem plabe, Del6er so
unb 100 Meilen nDrbli9 Don 9oufon
liest. Wie er fast. lit bas 0ol3 unges
fdbr bon berielbeu Bei&aHen6eit, ME
bas aug Rentudp un6 SenneRee, febt
aber ON Site binter bent, Del9es frtis
BERLIN aus Snbiana uno Mi1iga1 fam,
betrd4tli9 auriid.
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BaFaae mad, @nrOpa.

Die Ngenturen beg 6errn Us. 3.
Doun9, SO. l Commerce > StraBe,
San NntOnto, unb No. SOB Wain'
SttaBe, Dallas, pertreten nur bic
anertanut beiten europdif6en Dampfers
2inieu. 5err OOuns 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billie ter Raten gu gebeH, ers
tbeilt bereitwilig febe 9eptufGte 4us'
tunft unb beiorgt iebr prompt ale ibm
~ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod Gu'
ropa 3u reiien tpani9t, Dber 8erman0te
beriibertommen laKen min, tpeube fd
an irgenb cine Der genannten Mgenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-25

perurtbeilt perben. Sober Sag, ben
bic betrefenbe perion fortfdbrt, eiefe
8eftimmungen gu iibertreten, bilbet elm
geionbertes 8ergeben.
Srction 8. Sn allen Strafpers
folgungen Degen beg i'm Wiberipru1
gu bieien 8erorbnuugen febenben SaI>
tens einss proHitutiDns ober Niligna.
t~ionsbauies innerbaIb ber Staot ioG
bic 9erhelbringung Der 8emeiie fur ben
Nuf ben 6as b~etrefenbe 0aus in Der
umgebung unb Nadbaridaf. genieBt,
auldffig iein, UNI ben @barafter heKels
ben fef5ufteQen.
paiiirt unb s~utsebeiBen ben 20. Suli
1891.
s. S6reiner,
Mttefirt: @telperttetenber Mapor.
s. g. @Iaubon II. gitb>@letf.
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8u6leus Mratca.gaIDe

Die bette SaIbe Der Delt fir e4nitte,
0ueti9ansen, @ei@ptire, Gieber> unb Saut'
ausf6Ias, 8le9te, sefpraneene Sdnbe, Brofts
b.ulen unb ale Sauttransbeiten j; furirt Cd.
morrboiben ober feline BeSablaas. 8auise
Satisfaction sarantirt ooer bas 6clb htrb
suri6erfattet. 26 Gents bic S9a@teI. Bum
Bertauf In allen Gpotbesen. Drei5, 9bomp'
1on &: Co.. mholefaIe.
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Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ser ginpanbarunssecmmiRdr
Omen bat bic @ntf6e!bung eef6at, bob
bic ginman6erung gei9ulter MeiBble9'
arbeiter auf Contract ni6t gegen bas
CONTRACT rbeiter @eieb berfobe, biz
cine sentisenbe Mn5ab! folder 4rbeiter
i'm 2anoe fei, um bic ameritanif9e
WeiBble9tnbufrie int @ange erbalten
su t6nnea. Bladder fol- bic Ginuan'
berung FOLDER Contract, Wrbeiter berboz
ten tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-25

Sd gebrau@te segen nnreinbeit
beg Blutes Or. Wuguf R6nis's 6ams
burger 3ropfen. Sic ertpiefen R6 als
gar3 borsh9li9 unb i'd fann oieielben
nidf aeuug empfebIen.-W. 8. 9obis,
497 Orleans 5trabe. Baltimore, Mb.
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Sci es burG ben @tabtratb Der Gtobt
San Nntonio berorbnet, baB Section
l bes RapiteIs 26 Der &ebibirten Orbiz
nan3en berart amenbirt merbe, BOB tie
in 3utuuft foIgentetmabeu laute:
Section l. IS ipn ungeiebli6
fein fur Sebermaun innetbalb Der
9tabtsren3ea BON San Nntoaio 69ieBz
pulOet ober aubere grploibfofe gu
balten, ausgenommen, menn es in Der
hermit feitseiesteu Nrt uno Meiie ses
i6iebt.
Seettpn2. GauHeuie unb aaz
bere Berionen f6anen innerbalb elmer
@renae bon l big u Mrilen BON Main
plasa big so pfuno S9ieBpulber ober
anbere @%rplofbfiofe balten. tpenr bas
tnnerbalb Der Stunoen bon 6 ubr Nors
mittass big 6 ubr Ma6mittag sef@iebt.
aber ni6t mebr als Is pfInb mdbrenb
Der Na6t, es iei benn, oaB bic gar3e
Quantitdt in elmer fi1eren Bti1ie ober
einem feften 2aiten gebalten mirb unb
stpar uater gutem 8eri1luB.
Section 3. 5uhrwerfe, bic gum
Sransport bon edieBpulber ober anz
berer @~rploiofofe our6 bic 5tact
benubt merben. iolen ME mebr als 200
pfunb aaf einmal selaben baben. Mud
mtHen Diaie Wagen berart bei@afen
iein, boB bic 6dHer Susebedt unb DOR
elmer %aufdligen 8eriibrung NIT Geuer
Dber Gunten bepabrt inb.
Section4 4. 6ubrrerfe, melde
bamit bef9dftigt iub, S6iebpulDer BON
einem Der Babnb6fe nod einem BUILDERS
magajin su transportiren, fo1en nte
mebr als 500 pfunb auf einmal laben.
folen bann aber bic bi9ter bemobnten
Sbeile Der @taot permeioen uno iclen
ben i5luB enttpsoer on Der Nrienalbriide
ober an ber @ranb Mbeuue Bride treu.
gen..
Seetion 5. Muf elm bor benz @e.
torber tei9porenes 3euaniB bin, baf
S9iebpulDer ober an5ere g%rpl0fbftoHe
3uniber ben Behimmuneen bieier Or.
binans burn bic stabt bef6rbert Dbe,
in berieIbeu gelagert merben, fol- be.
faster &etorber bere9tigt fein. einen
9ausiu1unssbefebl aus5ufeaen, ourf
wel1en Der Staotmariban ober fonf
elm tdbtif6er poliseibeamier ermddtisi
miro, bic betiefenbe 2otllitdt au burd.
iuhsn unb ales BUILDER cber ale fonfi,
gen ~grploRpfofe nit 8eidlas gu belle.
gen, rpel6e baielbf in elmer gegen biz
8eitimmungen bieler Srbinan3 bs,ffo.
benben Nrt uno Weile aufbewabri
tperben.
Section 6. Srgsub cine perion.
bic cine Der Gettimmuueen bieier Srbis
nan5 berlebt, fnll beitraft merben burd
cine @e!bbuBe ni9t unter ftHfunb5pau'
aig ($25) Dollars unb ni9t iiber Snsi.
bunbert l$20O) 9olars. NuBerbsu
fann aud nod auf cine 6aftfrafeer'
fannt tperben. bic aber ben .3eitraum
BON so Sasen nihi iiberi6reiteH barf.
Mngenommen unb gebiligt am 20.
Sgli 1891.
8. 8 9reiner,
Mtteftirt: Gtelbertretenber Mappr.
6. g.. @Iaubon, 5ia6ts@le
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Stdatiide AnStige.
Cine 0rOiuan,,

gut VHV'H"H'
sur unterbridung, &egulirung unb
8eteueruns BON proEitutionsbdus
fern innerbalb Der @tabtgrens
3en BON SAT- WntoniD.
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Cine Orotuan,

aur @menbiruns bet Section l, &apis
tel 26 Der repibirten Oroinan3en.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22
John O'Brien, of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the

John O'Brien, of the Wood River
Meat Market, keeps nothing but the
choicest meats on hand. Try him.
You want choice holiday presents,
don't you? And you want them
cheap? Then, call at Steward Bros,
and we will guarantee you better,
in the way OF prices, than if you sent
East.
STEWARD, Bros, HALEY.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal
ley. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays, and evening on first
and third Sundays in every north.
Fifth Sundays by special appointment.
G. w. G. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
During the month of November So
mines in the United States paid
81 ,516,625 in dividends to stockhold>
ers, and for the first eleven months Of
the year 81 mines have paid 6,524,-
S42. One mine dishursed 81 500, 900
OF this amount, aud another $780,
900.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22

DECEMBER %, 1891
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22
Election of Officers.

At the annual election of officers OF
HALEY Lodge, No. l, A. O. U. w
last evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Master Workman-T. E. P,cotte.
Foreman-G. Chillingsworth.
Overseer-j. ID. Dunn.
Financier-J. Fl. Beamer.
Receiver-W. 7. Riley.
Recerder-Leon Fula.
Guide-J. NJ. Mcpherson.
Inside Workman-E. Is. Lennon.
Outside Veterinarians Angel.
Medical Examiner-N. J. Brown.
Trustee-Arthnr Smith.
They will be installed Janusry 4,
1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22

plaintiffs should not have appealed
Mr.. Montandon responded that tn.
reason why the action was not broueh,
in this shape was that at least e6 suit.
would have been necessary. There
are many other allowances that could
DO protested-the number is over sc
and if the remedy sought by tbi.
suit is denied it will be impossible 70,
the taxpayers to obtain relief. The
remedy at law by appeal being we'll.
nigh unavailable, tho only recourse,
in cases of this kind, is to apply to q
court of equity.
Counsel thereupon cited q large
Number Of authorities holding the
undesirability of bringing a multi.
plicity of suits. and pointing out the
proper remedy to be proceedings in
equity such as this. If all the rs or 50
appeals had been taken, in separate
suits, they would not have afforded
the relief that this one suit in equity
can afford.
Mr.. Parsons, in closing for the
defense, simply reiterated his state
ment that each of the acts CON-
planned of could have been appealed.
He claimed, further, that the Com mis-.
sioners had a right to allow the claims
objected to If they deemed them for
the benefit of the county.
The Court took q recess until half
past l o'clock this afternoon.
After recess Judge Stockslager said
substantially that the complaint did
not allege that there was no adequate
remedy at law. 1t was not an action
TO restrain the Commissioners from
unlawful acts in the future; it was
virtually an action to restrain the
County Treasurer from paying certain
warrants. 1t is laid down by High
on Extraordinary Remedies and also
On Injunction that courts will never
interfere when there is any other
remedy at law.
The question arises in this case
Had the plaintiff any other remedy?
The plaintiff, while admitting that he
had this remedy, states that he did
not avail himself of that remedy be-
cause it was inexpedient. Shall the
Court set aside our statute, which ex
pressIy provides another remedy?
The California statute is the basis for
ours. Other State statutes-lllinois
for instance-provide that an iniunc>
ton may issue.
AS already stated the complaint
does not seek to estop the Board from
committing unlawful acts in the
future. Hence an Injunction should
not lie. The demurrer is sustained.
Counsel for plaintiff thereupon told
the Court that his finding would be
from. But, in the means
time, he wished leave to amend his
to bring it within the Cali
fornia rule, upon which so much stress
is laid by counsel OH the other side
and also by the Court, and he asked
for 20 days. time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22
Don't Read This.

With each succeeding day comes
an increased demand for better service
on the railways of our country. The
Union Pacific and the Missouri Pacific
railways to the front as usual, have
been leading in these lines OF improve
ment, for some time and running
Through Pullman Sleepers between
Salt Lake City and St. Louis via
Denver.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22

Christmas or New Years Dinner
at home Is something to be remem
bered. Go home and partake OF the
coming one, it may be your last
chance. Exceedingly low rates via
the Union Pacific.
For full information see
GEO. LAMUNYoN.
Agent Union Pacific System.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22

La Grippe in its mild form is said
TO be cured very easily. The follow
ing prescription is said to be a sure
shot for the affection: "When you
arc attacked drink cup Of hot CHINA
mon tea before retiring and you will
be all right the next morning"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-12-22

1000 Lbs. Of Fine French Candy 10
Give Away.
Lock here! 1000 pounds of French
Candy to give away at the HALEY
Grocery Store, to any body who buys
81 worth or more, of groceries, after
z O'Clock Tuesday morning, tho 22d
inst.