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Incrcnaed Pluralitiea.

MoNTIcELLo, Ill, Nov. 9.-The unofficial re-
turns from Piatt county give Harrison 2l2 plu-
rality; Fifer, 256; Funk. 212. Bidwell gets 129
votes and Weaver 23 The entire Republican
county, senatorial and representative ticket
was elected by increased pluralties.
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Montgomery County.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind. Nov. 9.-The returna
OF the election were very slow in coming In. and
it was 3 o'clock this afternoon before anything
like definite result could be arrived al, aud the
later returns may change these. The county is
very close, with chance n favor OF the Repub
licans electing portion or the county ticket
''from 800 to infnity" In the district This
morning. at O'Clock. the twenty-five precincts
Cleveland, but the returns from tie out town.
ships brought this number down Two years
ago Matthews had 224 majority over tho Re-
publican, and even now there js a Republican
gam of 200. It will take the official vote to
determine the matter for a certainty. The Desn-
ocrais eonccde the election OF Captain ElMore,
for assessor, by 50.
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Porter County.

VALPARAISO. Ind. New. 9.-The largest vote
ever polled in this county was cast yesterday.
and owing to so much scratching the counting
was slow, not being completed until this after
noon.
Unofficial returns received give Harrison
plurality of Eli. Republican gain over the
vote of 1890 OF 116 For Goyernor-Chasei
plurality Is 2o6. Republican gain of III. For
Ccngress-Johnston. Republican. plurality 470,
q Republican gain over Owens Republican vote
of 1890 of 500. The Democrats probably elect
q ludge and prosecutor. Republicans elect q
member OF the Legislature and the county toket
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Unofficial Returns from Journal Correspond
ents Place the Plurality at 5000, Which
May Be Taken as Approximated.
Canvass by Commissioners To-Day Will
Make Many Changes in the Table.
Democrats Probably Elect Eleven Out of the
Thirteen Congressman, with the First
District, However, Still Doubtful.
A DEMOCRATIC PLURALITY.

Seventy Five Counties Give Approximate
Figures at 1890.
The subioined table givos pluraiities in
seventy-fve counties. None of these fg-
ures are OIL cial; many are semi-officiai and
raauv ara estimates:
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Minnesota Republican.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. o. minnesota has
chosen all Of the nine Harrison electors. five ly
10000 and four by 5000. The fusion electors
actually ran behind the Democratic elector in st.
Paul and Minneapolis. The Republicans elect
ak Cougressmen and the Democrats one. The
Legislature "a still IN doubt.
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Alabama go. .oco D.moora.sc.

BIRMrSGHAM, Ala. Nov. 9.-Incomplete re-
turns from forty-six OF the sixty-six counties in
the state place Cieveland's majority at nearly
$4,000 Complete returns have come from only
few counties. Cleveland made big gains on
the Democratic vote at the August State elec-
ton. Chairman scully. of the Democratic CON-
mittee, SAYS Cleveland's majority Will NOT fall
below 10000. Enough returns have been re-
ceived TO show the election of six Democratic
Congressman. Three districts close and in
doubt. The chances favor the Democrats In one
other district and the Fusionsts in the remain
ing two.
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wHEEL LING. W. Va. Nov. 9.-It now looks as IL 1t
will be some days before the result viii he pos
itiveIy known. The returns continue favorable
to Republicans, but a very few precincts only
have been heard from. The Republicans have
undoubtedly made gains IN the Legislature.
IConun ued ON Hecoud Pnge.I
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May Go 5000 Democratic.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.-Returns on Ohio election
from the very first until the closing OF Western
Union bulletins showed Harrison holding we'll
up to McKinley's vote leading it.
Later struggling returns from the north
west and FROM the mining regions show drift
in favor of Cleveland that may jeopardize
Harrison's chances for Ohio. The Commercial
Gazette has just figured up official returns from
thirty-seven Of the eighty-eight counties. The
result ia q gain for Cleveland Of H.
$685. This taken from McKinley's plural
ity t2l,511) leaves 1O,l5s to be ex.
tinguished by the remaining counties There is a
grapevine report here that the returns from
seventy-:wo counties give Harrison only 127
plurality. II that be true, and the remaining
sixteen counties come in without variation,
Cleveland viii have between 1000 and 5000
plurality in the State.
LATER-The Commercial Gazettc's figures on
the Ohio situation at this hour includes official
reports from fifty-one Of the eighty-eight coun-
ties. 1t shows 1902 Democratic gains, which
leaves but 5000 of McKinley's 1851 to be ex-
tinguished By the remaining thirty-seven coun-
ties. The average gain for Cleveland is nearly
three hundred per county.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fracture Splnts Special Trusses, Clutches Elastic
Hosiery. Def0rmity Braces ana Surgical Appliances
Of every kind The largest stock of ARTIFICIAL
EYES in the State. WIN. III. ARMSTRONG e CO..
az South Illinois Street.
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Ohio Claimed for Cieveisnd-Large, Unc,
pected Democratic Gains.

Ohio Claimed for Cieveisnd-Large, Unex-
pected Democratic Gains.
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 9.-The indications
at 10 o'clock tonight are that Ohio has
gone Democratic for the first time in q
presidential year, though it may require
the official count to determine
the result Chairman Farley, of the Demo-
cratic State committee, went home early
TINS morning safe in the belief that the Re-
publicans had o substantial plurality in
the State. but his secretary and w. A.
Taylor, candidate for Secretary of State,
remained at headquarters, and at 10 o 'clock K
tonight they had received unofficial re-
turns from all but three counties, on which
they claim a plurality for the can
didates on the Democratic ticket of
500, and that the Cleveland electors
have been chosen by possibly a slightly
reduced majority. The two committees
changed figures at the above hour and
there were startling variations in the re-
turns received. At the Republican head
quarters, with Chairman Dick and
candidate s. NJ. Taylor for Secre-
tary of State present. they had
received unofficial returns from but
four counties. The chairmen claim plu-
rality of 116 ut the Republican headqunr-
ters and conode it will require the official
count to determine the latter. It is con-
cluded if the Republican State ticket is
defeated that the Cleveland electors Will
be chosen.
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Congressman o'Neiil will Contest.

81. LOUIS, Nov. Cat midnight it Is known
that the State congressional election has result
ed as follows: First district, Vim. II. Hatch,
DEM; Second. U. s. Hall, DEM; Third, A. NJ.
Dockery, Dem.; Fourth, j. N. Burgess, Dem;
Fifth, ]. Tarsney, Dem.; Sixth, ID. Z. Armond,
Dem.; Seventh John I. Heard. Dem; Eighth, r.
p. Bland, DEM; Ninth, Champ Clark, DEM;
Tenth. ID. Bartholdt. Rep; Eleventh. Charles Il.
Joy, Rep; Twelfth. Seth Cobb, Dem; Thirteenth.
r. W. Fyan, Rep; Fourteenth. Marsh Arnold,
Dem.; Fifteenth, Charles FL Morgan. Dem. The
Eleventh district alone is doubtful. Joy. Rep;
il Joy gets the certificate O'Neil declares he will
contest his election.
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Nebraska Almost Slipped Away.

OMAHA. Nov. 9.-Returns are very slow, but
II counties to be heard from keep up with the
ratio, Weaver will carry the State by small
plurality. This is not likely. however. Crounze,
Rep, will have n small plurality for Governor,
as will also the rest OF the ticket. Bryan IL
returned to Congress. Meyer is elected in the
Second district The Third is in doubt Hayner,
Rep. is elected in the Fourth. Keighan.
Peoples party. carries the Fifth. KEN, People,
party, carries the sixth by small plurality.
The Legislature will be Populist Democratic.
Both parties claim the electoral ticket, but the
Republicans have the best show.
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Caused by an Ola Grusre

CASEY. H.. Nov. 9.-During tie election at
West14ld, yesterday, officer Levi Watson ar
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: Blank Book Manufacturers.
Book Binders
and
r a DR RUIER5 ..
County and Bank Books Of any descrip-
tiOn.
The binding Of Magazines and Music
Books.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Charles McElhaney, Noah Trip
and E. Truman Campbell: You are here
by notified that we have expended Three
Hundred ($30W Dollars in labor and i'm
provements on the Pearl Knob placer
mining claim, on Grimes creek, al and
adjoining the Silver Key placer claim,
at Centerville, Boise county, Idaho, in
order to hold said claim under the pro.
visions of Section 1924, Revised Statutes,
for the years 1888, 1889 and 1890. That
each of you, on your one-eighth interest
in said claim is Thirty Seven (s37 SOY and
50-1O0 Dollars, lawful money of the United
States, and if, within ninety days after the
legal publication of this notice, you fail
or refuse TO contribute your proportion of
said expenditure, and with legal cost of
this publication, the said interests will
become the property of the undersigned
under Section 1924. s. K GoLpTRAp,
) G. BOWEN
Centerville, Idaho, Oct. 10, 1901.
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Mr.. s,.u.,s ,,cnu,y or rompe,,.

Charles A Dana of the New York
Sun has just come back from another
trip to Europe. "The most beautiful
thing that saw said he to New
York Press interviewer, twas the
body Of a young girl in Po,npeii.
She lay, face downward, with her
head resting upon her arms, perhaps
asleep. The accident which wiped
out city did not disturb her. The
ashes from the volcano settled down
on her, packed with the weight Of
centuries, aud when with time her
body had crumbled to a handful OF
dust, the ashes and powder from the
volcano formed perfect mould OF
her form. OF this mould the marvel
lously skilled men working at the
restoration OF the dead city have TIA
ken cast which ! saw. The young
girl, who might have been 20 years
old, was clad in single garment.
No more beautiful form was ever
BY sculptor"
d.
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POINT OF VIEW.


Idaho Enterprise
The decision OF the Supreme Court
invalidating in toto the action of the
State Board OF Equalization left tho
assessment OF railroads where the
county assessors had placed it, con.
seqnently, tho original assessment
must hold. A number OF counties,
prior to the decision of the Supreme
Court, accepted from the railroad the
taxes according to tho assessment
levied by the State Board and gave a
contingent receipt that is = receipt
according to the State equalization.
The State equalization being void, !,
follows that the taxes should aud
must be collected according to the
local assessments. Therefore, in
counties whore the original assess
ment OF railroads WAS greater than
that made by tho State Board, the
taxes paid by the railroad are not in
full for the fiscal year, This con-
dition exists in number OF counties
and particularly affects Bingham.
When the Supreme Court deter
minad the illegality Of the State
Board proceedings, it became the
duty Of county auditors and assessors
to proceed under tho law to collect
all taxes as per local assessment. In
a number OF counties the assessors
and auditors have failed 10 perform
that duty virtually ignoring the Su-
preme Court decision and RENTING
just taxes of the railroads. There is
a phase Of this business which some
officers that arc partial TO railroads
may not have considered. To make
the matter plain, we will use Bingham
county fer m example. The State
Board reduced the valuation Of rail-
roads in that county so as to decrease
its taxes some $4,000, we believe.
The assessor made provisional set
tlemsnt with railroads on the reduced
basis. That basis was invalidated
and the result increased the taxes to
the original sum. The operations of
tho State Board being VOID, the reve-
nue. OF Bingham county for State pur-
poses will bs calculated according to
the transcript certified by the county
auditor to the State controller or aud
itor. Now lot US figure little. The
county auditor certified railroad
property amounting in taxes to about
$4,000; the assessor has Of his own
motion remitted $4,000 OF that sum;
that is to say he has purposely failed
to collect. Very we'll. The State
levy is eighty-fve cents on the 800.
When tho State Auditor gets to work
determining the portion each county
shall pay into the State treasury he
will make Bingham county's calcula.
ton according to the trsasurer's re-
csipt in his Office.
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Notice Of Forfeiture

To Michael Mackerlcy: You y T ~
by notified that we have expenueu .a s
Hundred Dollars in labor ana 'r nrjsf
ments on the Golden Gate place. Z, n -
claim, on Grimes creek, near y, I'M
leading from Idaho City to c'I "a 81
Boise county, Idaho, in order % , nos n
claim under the provisions OF Sec s,.s.s s.
Revised Statutes Of the United S ~, Il
the years 1883, 1889 and 1882. iS u. 4
proportion of said expenditure , ~
you, on your undivided oneeigl'n ~ WI a
in said claim, is Thirty, Seven j n u
and 5O-lOO Dollars, lawful moas s,s ~
[ nited States, and il, within nl 3 INA
after the legal publication O. ny, I'M u pre
you FIJI or refuse 10 contribute yv m m
portion of said expenditure, ana s' 'n, n
cost of this publication, the sa X, upiti.
will become the property Oh NV
signed under Section 1884 .rre.r
5 G. BoxESS al
Centerville, Idaho. OCT. ~ ies~
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstones, Tablets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terry work We have secured the services
of flrst-class workman from the East
We are better Than ever prepared Il
do frstclass work, at such extreme
ly low prices as to defy competition
We have also received fine selection o
original designs, both in granite aud mar
BILE, so that parties can make as good a SC
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for ouI
designs and prices, before placing your or
dcrs elsewhere. We will make it to YOU
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world We can fur
Dish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as q wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
Manager.
II. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
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benefit, they should be located, one
in the northern part Of the State, ono
in the central part and one in the
southern part. Tho advantages Of
such location arc so apparent that
they need not DO discussed. IL is
decided, properly we believe, that
those stations shall be allotted to the
counties offering, all things consid-
cred, the greatest Inducements.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To Levi Campbell: You are hereby no
titled that we have expended Three Hun
bred $4,000 in labor and improvements on
the Silver Key placer mining claim, stu
ated on Grimes creek, near the mouth of
Granite creek, Centerville district, Bots,
county, Idaho, in order to hold said clair
under the provisions of Section 1924, Re
vised Statutes of the United States for the
years 1883, 1889 and 1890. That the pro
portion OF said expenditure due by you,
on your undivided one,eighth interest in
said claim, is Thirty Seven 1887. 5O) and
5O-lOO Dollars, lawful money OF the United
States, and if, within ninety DAYS after the
legal publication OF this notice, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of
said expenditure, and with legal cost of
this publication. the said interest will be-
come the property of the undersigned un.
der Section 1924. s. K. GoLDTRAP,
S. G. BOWEN.
lenterviile. Idaho, Oct, ID, 1901.
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Ten stamp Mill for Neal.

a contract, now on file IN the Re-
corders office, at this place, between
Arthur Neal and X. p. Plowman, is
to the effect that as early in spring as
Is possible Mr.. Plowman is to take in
and build a ten stamp mill on the
Mountaincer and Homestaks mines,
in Neal district, he, Mr.. Plowman, to
bear all the expenses of both the mill
aud the construction Of wagon road
from the mines to the mill, distance
OF about half mile, with the consd-
Grafton that after the mill is completed
and the road built, Mr.. Neal is to
deed to him one-half undivided in
terest in the two mines. Work,
providing this project to a finish, will
DO commenced early and in all prob
ability completed by the middle Of
May and the mill grinding ore taken
from the mines.
AT present about twenty five tons
OF ore arc out ready for milling, and
the mines are in proper shape to ex-
tract almost any amount of ore need
cd with which to keep the mill going.
The pay streak in the Homes,ake
mine will run about six feet in width
assaying probably $50 per ton
throughout, while that of the Noun.
taineer will assay AS well with ledge
four feet in width. Now, then, since
Neal is to have a quartz mill, tho best
OF results may be expected to come
from that district, and Mountain
Home and Elmore Co. will greatly
feel the effects ere the time comes
for another sprinkling OF snow.
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The Senate committee on privi-
leges and elections meets to-day to
conclude the hearing 10 tho Claget.
Dubois case. Mr.. Clagett will be
givea an hour in which to make the
closing Argument, after which the CON-
mittee will deliberate upon the case
and probably prepare its report. il
is expected that Clsgett will have
something to say in reply to Price,.
arraignment OF him and his support.
ers.
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MaLAD Esrrapnusr;

MaLAD EsrEarRrsE: Congress
has appropriated thirty thousand dol
lars for the purpose Of establishing
three agricultural experiment sta.
tons in Idaho. In order that those
stations should best answer those pur-
poses for which they arc designed
end be productive Of the greatest
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Delinouent Tax List-1ss1.


Notice Is hereby given that have TINS
day levied upon the following described
property in accordance with law, and that
on Monday. February 8. 1902, between me
hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and O'CLOCK
P. N. OF said day, IN IRON. ., 'he s So%'
House OF Boise county : VIII, VIA. ~ ma Io nro
ence 70 law III 'lis VOC" .'i a. followino
ylaeu, commonly nr,,, - o. se go nuch AZ NAV
,' ~, sa;,srv tho taxes and costs
1890 nesV''"'s " SASSY
, na IL,
Burger, John--heai ., Esa'' so saa nv
on same ~ Luns '"ie,' *-~o' ''"' 81 "a
cos' auv Poraiv l., ora
''e w., ern n W. nroneriy
sonry, @ov, ~, p IA neraitv SO
p.r,., ~ ~ nno ateam mower
quartz mill in Quartzburg and
and penaltv 50 90
Crawford, X MIN on land IN
Long valley, $500; tax, cost and "a
penalty $4,000. :......; ~ AZ
Carroll, Dan--House ana lot useu
as hotel IN Vnar'zDnrg' wv
houses IN rlacerxli,e' so'o' p Pc,
sonai properly sloo' "A' 'o'' o. 90
Ell NV PpIh"AI crsa and ,ot Placer.
Iii. eion. ,a~ cns, ard nenaltv 8 80
ua,ns W., u ~, ~, land IN Long
vaiiav Az narsnnal nronerty.
Sa5O. lay cosf and penaity 10 10
Holyerson. John I'm on land In
Lonr valley, &25, personal prop
sll5; tax, cost and penalty. IL
Humphry, M-Keal estate and I'm
In flarstnr Vaitny XStul.
Tax, cost ana penaity ". .' 49,. ~ ~
hurt Wm-.m on iand IN aplns
vniiey' viuo, peIsoeai p.upe'9 !, 40
F~~' 80 49, ~
Knapp, 9 Kim on lsnd IN Long
valley $oO' personal properly q, *
$3.50; TAX, cost anu peha''y W
Liberty Mining companyLlma On
mines hoisung woIks, pUaiu"s
mouse u'u ou. nouses' eAooo' '"A' so M
~" "y ~,
mop Les-,oliousc anu 10. - .,a ,aov, On
'"e, v,0o' -, 49,
Lorlon, rsnsonal PropcIy -
Long vahey' Vooo' 49, eos' 60" % 90
Penalty .....'.' s'.''''.s... =. %
miller, I'm on possessory rlgn'
a. Oia, $loo, personal property IN x,
WV, '""' Ss
Meficrt, G C-Houses and lots IN
Cen,erviie; $ovV, lhl oh lanu foo,
ai.ch ana known ~ naker
ai'cn' eioo, personal piups'S' An ~
$4io; TAX, COST anu penai'y 10
moore. N O,,fersonai properly
IN Long vaiiey' %4'o' TAX cos' "a O,
anu pehai'y.. .''...''' '.'''.. ~
dukes, LIneai estate anu IN IN
Long sa1iey, Seoo, personal piJp 40 n,
et'y' saoi LAX, cos' anu pehai'y '' "
ratterson' WM,- heai es.a'e anu IN
IN Long vaiiey' $aoo' peisona,
properly $llo' taA' cos' anu 20
pehaity ........'., -. ....... II 10
Rinehart y Snn-lm on land in
Long valley, $25, personal prop
erty' $Soo; TAX cost ana penaity 90
Riggs, Wm-lm in Long valley, $50,
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Hs,ray Notice.
Treasurer,s Notice.

Trcasurer's Notice.
HOSPITAL, 1880
Warrant No. 2a4
COUNTY GENERAL. ruNp--ls90.
Warrants Nos. 2l9. $50, e4s. e28, at3
2l5, 94s, ere, cal, 22i, all, ai7. 233, el6
222, 26e, 22S, ESQ, 23i, 23a, 81, IFS. el2,
$50. 2,2; also, all County General war.
rants registered prior to April 10, 1890.
SPECIAL COUNTY RoAp-fs9t
All warrants registered prior to October
IL, 1891. F, + CHURCH,
County Treasurer.
Idaho City, Jan 10. 1909
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rreasurer's Notice.

IDAHo Cry, Dec. 10, 1901.
Treasurer will pay all warrants on the
County General Fund registered prior to
January II, 1890 +. +. CuuRcH,
Dec. ~, 1901. Treasurer.
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Redemption of Warrants.

Redemption of Warrants.
The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my Office:
ROAD, 1889.
Nos. AT, 4lS, 400, AL, 422, 423.
HOSPITAL, 1889.
Nos. d42, 1873, 1870, $50, 22s.
COUNTY GENERAL, 1889.
Nos Sss, 40s, 437, 4ss, 4s9, 44o, s71,
430, 800, II, 397, 1874.
F. F. CHURCH, Co. Treas.
Idaho City, Dec. Is, 1891.
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Redemption of vvas1e s.cl
Warrants Nos. 446 and 4oi ~ .,sstun
Road Fund will be paid upon ~
ton. +. +. CuuRou' ~
Dec. Z, 1891.
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