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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
DILT STOOD THE TEST.
He Remains six Rounds in the Ring I'm Front
Of Joe McAuliffc and Wins.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Mar. l9.--The Press has
the following from Harrisburg, Pa; The
much-talked Of prize fight between Joe McAu-
life of New York. and Jim DAILY. Of Phila-
delphia. took place in this vicinity tonight.
nearly three hundred spectators witnessing
the mill. The terms of the fight were that
Jim DAILY should stay six rounds for purse
Of $1,000. This he. managed to do, and, al-
though receiving lot Of punishment, WAS al
most as fresh as his bury opponent at the fin.
ish. 1t is only fair to McAuliffe. however. to
state that he broke the first knuckle of his
left hand in the fourth round. and was inca
pacitated from hitting the Quaker City man a,
hard as he might otherwise have done.
The puglists were little late in arriving,
it being exactly seven minutes 10 10 o'clock
when Joe McAuliffe stepped into the rng.
followed three minutes later by jim DAILY. IL
was plainly evident that DAILY would have 10
fight hard 10 win. McAulifes weight. 2l0
pounds, showed distinctly besides Days l62
pounds.
THE SECONDS.
The latter was dressed in white trunks, and
had Z. j. Griffin and W. Reilly az mis- seconds.
and II. C. Crowharst holding the watch for
him.
Billy Madden and p. II. Mcdonald were
behind McAuliffe; while ". w. Schlch,er
timed for him. label Smith was chosen
referee A sixteen foot ring had been pitched.
and in the center there were two pair of two
ounce gloves. The men shook hands and
soon got 10 work. McAuiiFe feinted with his
loft and drove his right into Days wind, the
latter retaliating with wicked upper cut
which Just missed It's mark. An upper-cut
from the New Yorker fell short, and then
DAILY rushed at his man swinging on TO his
neck
Round two. The Quaker City boy cleverly
lodged u hard swing. but caught another IN
the face. Both spared for wind, and then
Joe drove his man TO the ropes. Nc
Auliffe was mad, and sending out his night
smashed DAILY on the nose and drew first
blood.
Round three. McAuifTo opened up b,
giving his opponent "A rlb-roaster and knock
ing him down. He was soon up and hit Mc:
Aulifte hard one IN the wind The round
ended by Joe and DAILY clinchlng.
KNOCKED SQUARE OPP His PEET.
Round four. Tho hot fighting was now be-
ginning 10 tell. although each continued 10
slug. McAuhfe knocked DAILY square of his
feet in this round.
Round fifth. McAulfe drove jim 10 the
ropes where some in-hghting was done, each
catchinga couple OF hot ones. DAILY was
knocked down By right and left-handers,
which hit him in the wind and ribs.
Round sixth. DAILY hit McAulife hard
one in the neck. the New Yorker attempting
two terrific swings, which were harmless.
Tho men clnched aud DAILY ducked. jim
gave McAulfe a smash over the heart and
was knocked down. but got up again IN the
required time. Another clinch. after which
McAulife tried 10 push Daily down but failed,
time being called soon after.
Under the terms Of the meeting DAILY was
declared the winner Neither man Is much
marked, DAILY showing most punishment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
A Chief Eaten by Plantation Boys-Earth'
quakes-Accidental Killing.

SAN Francisco, CAL. Mar. l9.-The steamer
Mariposa, from Samoa. brings news that a
Samoan chief was recently blown out to
sea in a canoe and then landed on One Island,
where he was killed by some plantation boys
and eaten. The chiefs tribe. at latest ac-
counts. was preparing TO wipe out all the
laborers on the island.
The same steamer brings news that Hawaii's
volcano is again active. Several cones have
sunk from seventy-fye TO one hundred feet.
and some have disappeared altogether There
damage, other than shaking down of several
stone walls, has occurred.
John Finerty. one OF the crew of steamer
Mohican, was accidentally killed by sailor at
Honolulu. March 10. He was Grand Army
man. sixty-two years old, and leaves a sister III
Raaton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Italy Fears Riots.
IN Cable to the l.imes.l ]

LONDON. Mar. l9-The attention Of Italy is
diverted for tho present from the New Or
leans massacre by the apprehension Of riots in
Rome. The city has been preparing for
great demonstration 10 attract the attention
OF Parliament % their grievances. This is the
DAY chosen 10 present u monster petition
which they have prepared. The programme
is an assembly IN marching order. and 10 q
march 10 Parliament 10 present the petition.
The police are taking every precautlon
against disorder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Prince NapoIeon's Funeral.
lBy Gable TO The Timcs.I

tEsIT-F7I
RoME. Mar. l0.-The body Of Prince Napo.
leon was this morning conveyed TO the Church
Of Santa Maria del POpOlo, where absolutiOn
was pronounced over the remains. From the
church the remains were taken 70 the railroad
station en- route Turin Princess Clothilde
his wife: Princess Letitia. his daughter,
Prince Victor his son. and ono Of King Hum
berts aids-de-camp escorted the body 10 It's
last resting place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Banking Firm Fails.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Mar. ls:-Theodore
Schwartz & Co.. banking firm Of fifty years
standing, have failed. The liabilities are esti-
mated at from s250.oo0 TO 100000. Jansei
Schwartz. one Of the firm. IL missing. No
crookedness is suspected. but there is fear he
has committed suicide. The Arm was sup
posed TO be one of the most solid institutions
in Inusvilla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
GUILTY or HERESY.
The Ecclesiastical Court suspend Rev. Mr..
McOuearry from the Ministry.

CLEVELAND, O., Mar 49, The verdict Of the
ecclesiastical court which has been trying
Rev Howard McQuearry for heresy at Can
ton. O.. was made public to-day. The court
finds Rev Mr. McQuearry guilty of the charges
preferred and the sentence is pronounced by
Bishop Leonard
The sentence is suspension from the ex-
crcises of the function Of the holy ministry
in all and every particular for six months,
and if after the expiration of that time he
shall not have retracted he will no longer be
allowed to teach his errors of doctrine" and
shall be dep0sed from the priesthood Of the
Church. The verdict is signed 10y William
Andrew Leonard. Bishop OF Ohio, and fully
covers the minutes of the trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Democratic Conxpiracy

BISMARCK, \. d.. Mar. l9-Hon. Judson
Lamoure. chairman Of the State Republican
Committee. asserts that there is gigantic
conspiracy to turn North Dakota over to the
Democrats Iamoure says the enterprise has
financial backing in the whisky ring in ST.
Paul and Chicago and the liquor element of
1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
To Challenge O,Conner.

NEW YORK. Mar. ia cable dispatch from
Sydney 10 the Police Gazette SAYS: John
Mclean and James Stansbury will row for
the championship Of the world and four hum
dred pounds side on March "a. Stansbury
liam O'Conner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
A Strange Dying Request.

NEW YORK. Mar. l9.-Henry Aveling. the
actor, was found dead IN the Sturteyant House
tbis morning. He ended his life during the
NIGHT with a dose of poison. The suicide left
two letters. In one he asked that the funeral
arranpements be looked after by Mr.. Shell
ton a member Of the John L. Sullivan com
iination. In the other the dead man says he
does not want certain woman 10 look at his
remains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Unable to Remit.
lBy Cable to the Times.

LONDON. Mar. ia telegram from the Ar
Baring Brothers that IL will be unableto remit
the sums necessary 10 pay the consols of 1892
and 1886 Provincial SKIES. The telegram was
dated Buenos Ayres. to-day. and on its re-
ceipt the securities Of the Argentine Republic
declined | per cent. Of the stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Cleveland Most Available.

DUBUQUE. Iowa. Mar. Ex-senator Allison
said today that he believed Mr.. Cleveland
was the most prominent candidate for the
Democratic Presidential nomination. and that
no matter what his views might be on the
Silver bill IL nominated the Democrats Of the
North and West would vote for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Killed His Wife.

Bosrov. Mar. l9.-James Ryan and his wife
quarreled this morning 40 their home in Cam
bridge. Subsequently the neighbors found
the dead body Of Mrs. Ryan on the floor COW
cred with bruises The police have not as
vet succeeded in capturing Ryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
THF TWO BRAVE SFAMPN,

LoNDoN. Mar. l0-At Gibraltar to-day the
funeral Of the two men. James Cotton. seaman.
and George Hales, stoker. who were drowned
from the steam launch of the lmmortaite on
Tuesday while attempting 20 rescue the en-
dangered passengers Of the Utopia. took
place. All hands of the British squadron at
Gibraltar marched in the funeral procession
aud played dead marches.
The officers Of the lmmortalite. with their
Captain, Sir William Wiseman. pRraded. MS
did the delegations from the crews Of the two
other British warships and the Swedish man
of-war Feeya. The Gibraltar garrison was also
represented. When the bodies were lowered
into the graves in the Government cemetery
the brigades fired a salute a mark of SYM
pathy. Business was generally suspended in
Gibraltar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
The Democrats stick Out.

Gratis in caucus this morning refused to with
draw their candidate, and thus leave the field
TO Este. This Legislature has made such .
bad record and been mixed up in 50 much
scandal that the Democrats dare not shirk re-
sponsibility by assisting in any way to elect
Republican Senator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
-. Mn. M'orEAnRY RgsIoNs.

CANTON O., Mar 19.-Rev. Mr.. McQueaTy
has written 10 Bishop Leonard rendering his
resignation from the ministry OF the Episco-
pal Church OF the United States. and asks that
il be accepted at once, and that steps be taken
at once for his deposition. He wrote: There
Is not the slightest probability of my retract-
inc NV alleged errors. On the contrary.
have every reason to believe that further in
vesugation will simply confirm my present
couvif.tion- -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Posted as Missing.

SAN Francisco, CAL. Mar. l9.-The British
shin Malaysia, a dispatch from London says.
has been posted there ~ missing. She loit
San Francisco for Queenstown August 9th
with cargo Of wheat valued at $4,000 The
missing vessel carried O crew OF twenty-eight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Haf.Makers Strike.

NEw YORK. Mar. ia general strike of all
the Union cloth-hat and cap-makers in this
city. 400 in number, employed by seventeen
firms occurred this morning The strike is
the outcome of difficulty at Lichtenstine 4
Sons shop. where the men struck some weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Cincinnati, Charter Bill Passed.

CoLuMBus, O., Mar. l9.-The Cincinnati
Charter bill passed the House to-day. and will
be a law rs soon as the Senate concurs IN an
unimportant amendment. This Gusts the
Remele board OF control again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
ncmocrnfic Victory.

TRENTON, N. j., Mar i9.--The Congressional
Apportionmsnt bill has passed both houses.
IL gives New Jersey eight congressman. an IN
ak out OF the eight viii b Democratic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
MR.. WICKLIFFE WARNED.
A NEW IORK LETTER TELLS MN TO
PREPiRE TOR DEiTH.

Report Of tho sheriff OF Now Orleans in the
ItnIian killing Governor, Nlch,lls Reply
10 Blainc-A Weird story About Judge
or-Tarkcrson Unmoiestcd.
NEw ORLEANS. Mar. 19 Sheriff Villere has
made a complete report to the Judge Of the
Criminal District Court regarding the occur
rances at the prison on Saturday. The report
was recorded, and Judge Mari notified the
grand jury that it was at their disposal.
Although the capital Of this State is at
Baton Rouge. both Governor Nichols and
Attorney Rogers reside here These gentle
men were IN consultation regarding the reply
of the Governor o. Secretary Blaine, Whose
letter 90 the Governor is regarded here as
having been premature and unnecessarily
severe in los denuuclation ot the action taken
lv the cltI.us of New Orleans There Is no
ruth n the report that Parkerson has been
mnIr-fed
Its generally thought that OMally. the
dcterfiYci- concealed IN the house of ,-ircnd
up town, and that be- did not leave the city.
ANOTHER NAFIA THREAT.
John c. Wicklihe this morning this
lotter from New York. Now that your
.reacherous mission IS done. and Your lul-
dog thirst for Italian blood is sati- fed. You
and the other New Orleans bloodhound, of
your stamp may prepare youi' elves iuf lhe
penalty That you well deserve. ana d.h I'I-
get You viii get IL sure enough
The warning went 90 the Waste-hashet. The
grand Jury began their investigation ln the
Parish prison affair this morning Attorney
General Roberts has been called ON by Dis
tnrt Attorney LuZennig to aci u.s. t-e ADVISER
of thr grand Jury ia inc matter INC SHoouils
ot Waters hy Captain Dunn last night really
had reference TO flG -uNflOu. ait OuAl
% l7 que Iu'l wars "'7 ' @ ..I '.'il MH, 'D,
- 'A' 'l'lN'H9 HI' 1''N l''i. IN VIZ W -e''i
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WEIRD WILD STORY.
CucAGo. Mar. ia Washington special %
tb. Tribune saws. A former resident of New
Orleans gives q bit of his history, which con-
firms the belief that tine pe9pleof the crescent
CITY age not DID earnest lu any condeMMall"h
~ Italian INncnng Whlc4 thtA maze. Inns iS
due ~ part probably 10 thg recoHccuoh Oh ihe
part Judge MARI VINO ina4e lhe chaI-e 10 .' ,ne
grand luIt; mas l."l'4 jill Ut i,''V'''il-9
~. "l1' . az .,,,d i,Jon ,.a'
49,. .. IL 80 ,rIi,o 1ao,r,e
T Tl'''.', & =, ty-, r..s. o,,,irs+ tie
Ni',m and .lt J,,,, an
-,'.- +i G+t.,iti, h., tI,c etreet
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Office. rs DE thought he had % telegram 20 Pres
ident Grant calling tor United States interven-
ton. and believing ne Aad intercepted ihe ,ls-
patches he ordered the cutting OF AN wires
leading ont oi New orleans I'D the direction Oh
washington.
mr. MAHh REWARDED
As matter Of fact the momentous dispatch
had heen sent through five minute, before
Mr. Mari had made his appearance in the
telegraph Office with hl. hody-guari oi white
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Walking Match.

NEW YoRK, Mar. 20-l A. M-Score, walk.
ing match, Hughes. i05; Bennett, $50; Moore,
3s5; Hesleman. $40; Herty, 37i, Noremac, $50;
Peach, III. Only these seven remain IN the
race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Rapid Rise ia the River Rhone

IBy Gable 70 Tho Ilmcs.I
PARIS, Mar l9-The southeast of
France has recently been visited by heavy
rains, and large districts have been inundated.
A rapid rise has taken place in the river
Rhone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
Ex-Governor Robinson sinkin&

ELSfRA, n v, Mar l9.-At $50 o'clock
his evening Ex-Governor I.ueius Robinson
Eas failing rapidly, and the physicjans
4oQcht ha could not live til morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20

PUTsBUBG PA, Mar IA special from
Wheeling. W. Va. says: News has reached
here that about 1000 Italians working on the
liusburg, Ohio Valley and Cincinnati rail
road and pipe line about eighteen miles be-
low Belair are organized and are drilled IA
companies and in a regiment. They are also
feceiying guns. II is said that they are or
rauzed ON account Of an order received from
Chicago. People are considerably alarmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
THE UTOPIA DISASTER.
CIPT1IN OFTTE ILL-F1TED STEAM
Err HELD REsPONSIBLE.
Revised Oncial Count OF the Lost-A Diver
Relates CHASTITY spectacle-Burial of the
Two seamen-Prince Nspolcon's Funeral
Foreign Events.
fDy cable 10 The Times.l

lBy cable 10 The Timesl
GrBRALrAR. Mar. l9.-The revised official
count Of the lost and saved passengers and crew
of the ll-fated Anchor line steamship Utopia
shows that there were ESQ souls on board
the steamer when she ran on the Anson.
OF this number the saved include 290 steerage
passengers, two saloon passengers three
Italian interpreters, and twenty-three Of the
crew, all the latter being Englishmen or men
who had shipped at English ports
MOST CHASTITY SPECTACLE
A diver. who has just returned from the
suuken Utopia describes the condition of the
between decks and cabins of the fated yes
sci AZ presenting one Of the most ghastly
spectacles he ever witnessed. hundreds Of
cOrpses are strewn about in all sorts Of
attitudes dcnOtlng the frantic efforts
Of the drowned and sufocated victims to es-
cape their doom, Every hour fresh cOrpses
are brought from the shore. The amount al
ready subscribed 10 the relief fund exceeds
g 900. and the generous. but not very
wealthy citizens are insisting that the Govern
ment shall contribute a considerable amount
from the colonial funds
TO INyEsnGATR THE UTOPIA DISASTER.
LoNDCS. Mar. 19.--The Admiralty has order
ed an inquiry into the sinking of the emlgrant
steamship Utopia at Gibraltar. IL is rumored
that the iron-clads were not altogether with
ont blame. All agree. however, that the Brit
ish crews acted in gallant manner after the
accident.
Captain McKeaguc. Of the Utopia. has been
arrested at Gibraltar on the charge of wrong
frl acts improper conduct. negligence and
msmanagement If his steamer before and at
the time Of the disaster
Captain McKeague has been admitted to
hail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
A sTNsDLE MINIsTER.

The Italian Minister very sensibly tcle-
graphed the wild delegation of his country
men which was en- route 10 Washington from
Chicago, advising them 20 subsde and TO avoid
further inhammatory speech and comment
This accounts for tine failure of the delegation
10 reach Washington and 1t is understood that
this Telegram was sentupon the advice of Sec
rctary Blaine who informed the minister that
if bis couutrymen presented themselves he
would feel impelled todecline 10 receive them.
Here at the National capital the excitement
caused by the New Orleans outbreak has
visibly suhsided. and the Indications are
that the general government will refrain
from meddling any further than may be
deemed necessary b. prevent more trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20
GENERAL JOHNSTON.
SLOW BUT SURE IMPROVEMENT IN
ms CONDITION.

lie IL Able to Sit Up, and il Expected to Re
cover-Judce Paul and the New Circuit
Court-The italian Minister'S Advice to His
Cnnnfrymen-C Canital NOtes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-20

Lieutenant-C -COmmander BickneI who was
in charge Of the Galena when she was wreck
ed of Gayhead in tow Of tie Government
tug Nina. has made written report 10 the
Secretary of the Navy concerning the disaster.
IL is understood tina, he puts the blame for
the wreck ON the Nina. whose bad steering
and failure - respond 10 orders he believes
10 have been the cause Of the disaster
Commander Bicknell cOmmends in the
highest terms the gallantry of Ensign Field
and the excellent behavior of the crew # the
Galcna. The loss Of the Galena and Nina will
result in the appointment OF a court of inquiry
10 investigate the wreck. and because If this
the Navy Department has decided not 10
make public the report Of Commander Bick-
f..Il
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
Should b huna, II GUILTY.

Payette Transcript.
Thomas Thomas, big burly
negro cook, was arrested at the
Gilmore house, Monday, charged
with having made improper ad.
vances toward Kate Ehrlich, a
young girl employed in the hotel,
and afterward threatening to cut
throat if she did not keep her
mouth shut. An examination was
held before Squire jacobson, who
thought the evidence warranted a
bond sufficiently heavy to insure
the presence of the black rascal in
the vicinity of the hotel de Oldham
until after the next meeting of the
grand jury. His bond was placed
at $4,000 and Deputy-sheriff Ed.
wards took him to Boise City Tues.
day, and placed him behind the
iron bars.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
Rather Plain Language.

"s'"sT V's'" language.
Ketchum Keystone.
When Norman B. Wiley dis.
covered that he had been elected
lieutenant governor of the great
state Of Idaho he was atonce s;ezed
with virulent attack of bighead
which led him to indite-if he can
write-a pompously insulting and
profane note to the keystone. By
that epistle we sized him up, and
events have shown that our esti-
mate of him was entirely correct.
Men having axes to grind made
him veto an irrigation bill, the only
good law passed by last winters
nondescript legislature, a bill that
would have been worth millions to
southern Idaho; and the same class
Of men have so manipulated him
that his administration has been
and is corrupt and a shame to the
state.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho, }
Sept. n. 1907.

sept. II, 1o9J.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
November 9, 1891.
Viz: Stina Yergenson, Of Emmett. Idaho.
who filed Pre-. D. S. No. 4osI Tor the swA
nw4 and VIZ swk, Sec ~. and sex sex
Sec. IS TIP 7NRIw. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land. viz: Thomas
B. Williams. Josephine Mahan, Alma Yer.
genson and Nephi Yergenson, all Of Emmett,
Ada Go. Idaho.
CHAS. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
More Fun Ahosd In elmero.

Elmore Bulletin.
The commissioners have been
pleased to disallow number of
bills of Rocky Bar parties, which
they claim are legal justly due and
correct, and these gentlemen have
pooled claims aud will sue the
county dads bondsmen not only
for these claims but to recover
about: $4,000 for the Taxpayers
which it 10 said tho records will
show that these same commission
ers have illegally paid out to a
favored few. More fun ahead.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
The q, Q. P. Must 90.

Idaho Falls Times.
How does the equalization board
seem to like the way their own
brethren treating them in the way
of compliments on their work OF
reducing the valuation of corpora
tion and raising the tax on the
poor farmer? How does this strike
you as protection party. Verify,
the 6. o. p. is doomed to die an
ignominious death.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24
Nampa Vegetation.

Nampa Progress.
We were shown a bunch of
alfalfa raised from one seed on the
premises of J. A. MCGEE. 1t was
about eight inches through at the
butt and stood about two feet out
of the ground, and the roots were
about four feet long. The seed was
sown last May and the second crop
had fully matured seed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-10-24

HALEY Times.
The Hoise Statesman is begin.
ming to worry with the question
A'what will be done with all the
laborers comprising the new popu.
lation after the winter sets in?"
The Times can tell it how at least
twenty or thirty might be advan.
tageously employed: Let tho peni.
Tertiary quarry job be ended, and
give free and Independent laborers
a chance to quarry and dress build.
ing stone for next season.