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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-08-13

August 21st. at leading hotel;
Ketchum, from Sunday noon, Au'
gust 21st, until Monday noon, Au'
gust 2od, at leading hotel; Belle
vue, from Monday noon, August
22d, until Tuesday noon, August
23d.
This will be rare opportunity
for the citizens of Idaho to meet
and have a free consultation with
the greatest chronic disease SUR
geon and physician of our great
cities, right here in Idaho. The
staff of the Liebig World Dispen-
sary are said to be the most sue
cessful physicians and surgeons for
the cure of chronic, nervous, pri-
vate, wasting and complicated dis
eases on the Pacific coast. The
reputation, success, and reliability
of DR.. Liebig & Co. are already
too we'll known to the citizens OF
Idaho in the treatment of the dis
eases of men to require mention in
this card. They have had an enor-
nous practice in San Francisco for
the past twenty-five years, and
were the first specialists who ever
visited Idaho from San Francisco.
All persons suffering from dis
eases of the eye, ear, nose, throat,
blood, nervous system, from weak
ness, loss of vitality and manhood,
chronic troubles resulting from in
competent treatment and private
diseases, should call upon DR..
Stoddart at the places and on the
days named.
Deformity cases requiring sur
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gical braces and apparatus. =,
rect medical and surgical treatm. ~'
should avail themselves Of ~:
chance to call upon the reno,n.,
surgeon.
On account Of the enormou. !.
crease of practice all over the co,. -
the time given to each plac. :
limited, and persons desirin, !.
see DR.. Stoddart or do bns;n.
with DR.. Liebig & Co. of the L;sh;.
World Dispensary should c.s
promptly on above dates.
Thousands of testimonials con,,
be published of cures made all ava.
western country, but the stand;n.
and reputation of Drs. lStodd.t
Liebig & Co. are too we'll known :,
Idaho to require testimonials.
Beware of so-called physician,
who usually run in a few dav.
ahead of or after the dates pivs,
for the visits of DR.. Liebig B. O.
Wait until DR.. Stoddart arrive,
and do not be persuaded to take
treatment from anyone else.
Should you fail to meet the DIR.
tor, write full particulars of Won,
case to the Liebig World Dispen.
sary, 400 Geary street, San Fran.
cisco, California, and you will re.
ceive careful treatment by CORES.
pondence.
Call early during Office hours.
as the Office will be crowded in
each place towards the end Of thu
visit. Consultation and examina.
ton will be free, and all are vel.
come.
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all other bids for said repairs be
rejected.
The board further ordered that
C. P. Bilderback, chairman of the
board, be authorized by the board
to enter into a contract with said
Bnllen Bridge Co. for the faithful
performance of the award hereto
fore made to them for the erection
of the repairs described in said bid
and plans ard specifications, under
said award, and that he be author
lied to receive and approve bond
from said Bullen Bridge Co. for
$4,000 for the faithful perform
once of all duties specified in said
contract.
In the matter of the proposed re-
pairs to the north approach to the
new county bridge across the Boise
river at, or near, Star, in Ada Co.,
Idaho.
In this matter the bids and spec
ifications for the proposed repairs
to said approach having heretofore
been duly opened and considered
in accordance to law, and it ap-
pearing to the board that the bid
and specifications of Samuel Nc
Dowell is the best for such repairs.
ordered that the bid and specifica-
tons of said Samuel Mcdowell Tor
said repairs, at the prices herein
after specified, be accepted and APP
proved, and that the said Samuel
Mcdowell is hereby awarded the
the contract for said repairs accord
ing to his specifications at the fol-
lowing named figures, to-wit:
144O feet rip rapping at
81 10. rs 1910 w
3545 yards of dirt and
gravel at 15c. -. 49,. 531 IS
2514 yards of gravel and
dirt at 15c, for road -. 262 10
Total. 3 2693 *
The board further ordered that
all othe bids for said repairs be re-
jected.
The board further ordered that
c. P. Bilderback. chairman of the
board to enter into a contract with
said Samuel Mcdowell for the
faithful performance of the award
heretofore made to him for the re-
pairs as described in said bid and
specifications, under said award,
and that he be authorized to re.
ceive and approve a bond from
said Samuel Mcdowell for $4,000
for the faithful performance of all
duties specified in said contract.
Adjourned sine die.
G. P. BILDERBACK,
SHERMAN G. KING, Chairman.
Clork
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ally visit the following places on
the dates named:
Boise City, Friday and Satur-
lay, August 18th and 18th, at the
Overland house; Emmett, Sunday,
18th, at leading hotel; Caldwell,
Monday, August 10th, at Pacific
hotel; Nampa, Tuesday, August
10th, at Interstate hotel; Noun
tain Home, Thursday, August 18th,
at leading hotel; Shoshone, Friday,
August 18th, at leading hotel;
HALEY, Saturday, August Goth,
from noon until noon OF Sunday,
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Royal Baking Powder
Leads ALL.

"The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for have so found it in many tests made both for
them and the U. S. Government The Royal Bak-
ing Powder is undoubtedly the purest and
reliable Baking Powder offered to the public.
"HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D."
Late Chemist for u S. Govsynmens
"An chemical tests which have submitted it
have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly
heathful and free from every deeerious substance.
1t is purest in quality and highest in strength Of
any Baking Powder Of which have knowledge.f
"WM. McMURTRIE, Z. NJ, PHI. D."
Late CAemistin-cAicf u. S. DEPT Of Agyycuktu,s, y
Washington, d. {.
"The strength Of the Royal is shown be % per
cent. greater than any other.
GAS result of my investigations find the Royal
Baking Powder far superior to the Others 1t pure
contains but wholesome ingredients and is Of
greatest strength
"F. X. VALADE,
"Pa6He AmaIyst, Ontario, Dominion of Canada"
The latest Investigations by the United States
and Canadian. Governments show the Royal Bak-
ing Powder superior to all others in leavening
strength.
Statements by other manufacturers to the con-
hu,y hare been declared by the official authorities
Illustrations Of the official reports.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

BOISE Cry, Idaho, Aug. 8, 1892.
The board met this day pursu-
ant to order and adjournment of
July 81, 1892, for the purpose of
the consideration and adoption of
plans, ETC., and letting of contract
for the repairs, etc, to Boise and
Star bridges, Ada county, Idaho, as
per advertisement.
The following members of the
board were present: c. P. Bilder-
back, chairman, Thomas B. Mar
tin and James R. Lusk; Sherman
G. King, clerk, when the following
proceeding were had, to-wit:
The following qids were received
and filed for the proposed repairs
to the north approach to the Star
bridge, to-wit:
Samuel Mcdowell. s. 1898 IS
Bullen Bridge Co... 49,.
Piles, each. 80 so
Oregon fir in place per NJ Al so
Native fir in place per NJ 80 so
The following bids were received
and filed for the proposed repairs
to the south approach to the Boise
bridge, to-wit:
The Denver Foundry Bridge and
Manufacturing Co:
$50 foot SPIN on 5
foot cylinder piers. $4,000 90
21O foot span on 5 foot
cylinder piers :. 331OO 90
1OO foot span on 4 foot
cylinder piers. 49,. 1880 90
The Bullen Bridge Co:
Bid No. as per sheets
No. iv, 5 foot piers,
1O5 foot span. 49,. 1880 90
Bid No. 2, same super
structure, 6 foot piers $4,000 90
Bid No. 3, 145 foot span
same as main span. 10000 90
Bid No. 4, 1870 foot span
same as main span. 1880 90
The board ordered that said bids
be taken under advisement until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The board ordered that this
meeting adjourn until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
C. P. BILDERBACK.
SHERMAN q. KING, Chairman.
Clerk.
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Boise Cry, Ida, Aug. 8, 1892
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, c. P. Bilderback, chair.
man, T. B. Martin and J. r. Lusk:
S: G. King, Clerk.
In the matter of the proposed
repairs to the south approach to
the new county bridge across the
Boise river at, or near, Boise City,
Ada Co., Idaho:
In this matter the bids, plans
and specifications for tie proposed
repairs to said bridge having here
tofore been duly opened and con.
sidered in accordance to law and it
appearing to the board that the
bid of the Bullen Bridge Co. is the
lowest for the erection of such re-
pairs, ordered that the bid No. 1.
and plans and specifications of said
Bullen Bridge Co. for the erection
of said repairs, at the prices herein.
after specified, be accepted and an.
proved and that the said Bullen
Bridge Co. is hereby awarded the
contract for said repairs according
to the plans and specifications as
described and referred TO in bid
No. l at the following named fig.
ures, to-wit:
. One lO5 foot span with two 5-foot
cylinder piers, at $4,000.
-. .~.... .-....s. o-Lc-oI a..
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public school purposes there are
now surveyed and belonging to the
state 558, 72O acres.
The estimated amount of land
yet to be surveyed and to inure to
the state under this graft is $780,
600 acres.
Pursuant to the provisions of the
act of February 26, 1891, defining
the duties of the state board of
land commissioners and providing
for the selection, sale, ETC., of state
lands, there have been appraised
by county commissioners univers-
ity lands amounting to 5,957 acres.
and public school lands amounting
to 4O,S99.53 acres.
There have been sold at public
auction: University lands, 1877
acres, 1890; and public school
lands, 23,O71 SO acres, for $780,
39S.25, a total 24,868.58 acres for
$3.50, 36S.25.
School lands leased, 78S.45 acres.
School lands decided IS acres.
County treasurers' receipts on
account of sales and leases have
been returned to this office bv
county recorders, as follows:
For school land sales PRINCIPAL q, 5o9 oa
For school land sales interest Il, 800. 80
For school land leases. first payment. Sc 10
For university land sales principal. 1881 90
For university land sales, interest 6s2 .O5
Five hundred and sixteen sale
certificates, three deeds and twelve
leases of school land have been
issued.
Fifteen sale certificates of uni
versity land have been issued.
Public sales of state lands have
been held in the counties of Ada,
Bingham, Gilmore, Cassia, Latah,
Logan, Nez Perez and Washington,
and sales are yet to be held this
year in Ada, Bingham, Cassia and
Kootenai.
Moneys belonging to the general
school fund have been invested by
the state board pursuant to law as
follows:
In state bonds. ......... ......$ %, 800 90
In list mortgages on improved farms. :. 81, $50 90
AoIal.. ......................$ b3, 80 90
Applications for loans subject to
appraisement and title, $19,SOO;
applications awaiting action, 81 800;
total pending, $4,000.
Cash in treasury, $21 ,5O9.25.
Your obedient servant,
GEORGE H. ROBERTS,
Attorney General, Secretary State
Board of Land Com missioners.
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THE STATE LAND OFFICE.

Hon. J. E. Harroun, superintend-
ent of public instruction-Sir
Replying to your favor Of recent
date, requesting a statement show
ing the condition of the various
grants of lands made to the state
by the general government, the
amount of funds that have accrued
to the state from the sale of such
lands, and generally the result OF
the labors of this department since
its organization, l would respect
fully state:
There were granted to the state
by the act of July 3, 1890, lands.
as follows:
Acres
TOT puDhc Duiiuins purposes. ............ 81, 600
For insane asylum purposes ...... 300
For penitentiary purposes. - 20, 0n
FOR scientific school purposes. ......... lOO, 900
rOr normal school purposes. ........... 100. OVC
For agricultural college purposes o. 900
fof university purposes. .......... 300
ror charitable and other institutions ~ 1000
TOTAL ........... ................. G22 ,OyG
Under the provisions of the
granting act there have been Sc
lected by the state board of land
commissioners in the manner pre-
scribed by law the following:
For public building purposes . 7,ol9 o
Io hsdnc asylum %, 25i 6
TOT ehitentEify ..................... l0,O73 G
For agricultural college .... G5,2fs
For normal school. ........,.... g5g m
For university ACCOMPLISHMENTS orc a
For charitable and other nstit rtions... s,s2s 90
Now under examination and in.
specti' n for selection, 10000 acres.
Und'r the general grant of the
sixteenth an thirty-sixth sections
Al every township u the state iCr
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COMING TO IDAHO.

DR.. Archibald c. Stoddart, San
Francisco's oldest and most success
full specialist, senior physician of
the firm of DR.. Liebig & Co., also
president of the Liebig World Dis
pensarv, of Kansas City. Missouri,
and San Francisco, California, the
largest combined and incorporated
medical and surgical institution in
the United States, shall person
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49, ~~..,. $1,000. occacc..cI -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23
a MONSTER AEROllTE.

Mexico Has the Biggest Up to Date-N
weighs 80. 900 Pounds-A Rich Vein al
silver Uncovered by Its Fall.
CRY or MEXICO. Dee. ld-Thc largest
and most remarkable aerolitc ever seen
in Mexico has been brought TO this city
from Jimincz. in the state Of Chihuahua
Tho stone, or metal. weighs 10000
hounds. and Is Owned by Miguel An
disco. The aerolite fell about four
months ago.. about 10 miles from Jimi-
ncz. 1t struck "a cliff in its descent,
and in its course down the mountain
side pillow cd a deep furrow in the earth
! md rock. revealing q rich vein of silver
At ono point Of it's wake. The lain
was Immediately taken up by a prac'
| teal mining man. and is being worked
with great profit The cost 81 trans
porting the acrolite To this city wa
5000. 1t has awakened great interes'
in the scicatitic circles throughout TN
republic.
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THE POPE IRRlTATEO

At tho Attacks ON Honsign"r >at"''I
Through, the church Press OF the United
states.
Row.. Dee. in.-Much irritation cx-
lists at the vatican on account OF the at
tack, made by certain American Cath
olic Journals on the person and the
mission Of Mgr. Satolli. 1t is learned
that as regards the opposition made To
the policy Of the pope, the vatican may
cause an inquiry to made into IL
origin. The holy father is DESTROYS
that his agent shall be respected. and
that his views Of paciication in the
| United States shall b. followed. u
there b. any need Of it. the pore Wi
in this instance also take severe meas
urcs with those who oppose his inter
vcntion. IT is believed h . the vnti
can knows whence the hostile American
criticisms proceed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-23

che man was ugly, but the cl'y Cd
itor of the Western Wind sized nm up
in two minutes.
us this the newspaper Officer In
CURED the caller. .,.
1T isl replied the man ut the uesm,
Didn't this paper say was u narF
and he began prancing.
1T did not"
Didn't IL say l was . ~scoundrci'"
1T did not"
Didn't it say ! was a bully and Drag
CART. and whipped my wife|'
at did not"
"Well. some paper said it,
Possibly it was our contemporary
down the street." suggested n Guy
editor. rs he caressed "a paper-weight
This paper publishes only what u
news."-Detroit Free Press
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a HAYTIAN ASSASSIN.

Captured While Attempting to Reach ths
Apartments OF President uyppoiites
martly Executed Together with tho
Palace Guards by whose Negligence u"
Gained Admission 10 the fAlace-A
Brave sentinel Rewarded.
PANAMA. Dec. l6.-The report OF an
attempt TO assassinate President Hippo
lite. of Hayti, Is confirmed by adviccs
that have reached here. no~twithstandb
ing a severe censorship Of the malta,
as well as OF the IIaytian press. 1t -
claimed by Hypoktc's enemies that all
letters suspected of containing matter
hostile to the government are opened
and their contents. ii the suspicion Is
justified. seized and taken to i~Iyppolite
for personal pcrusal. As this, however,
has been an invariablc custom OF the
| Haytian autocrats as far back as the
| origin Of the republic. the statement
| arouses no surprise.
In regard TO the attempted assassin
ntion 1t appears that about f. o'clock IN
the morning a sentinel discovered the
would-be murderer of the president
lurking in the palace on the morning
| Of December ,. The mans actions as
he moved cautiously about, hiding In
shadows and showed h n nc
meditated some lawlcss act. The sen
tincl sprang upon the intruder. The
fellow was armed with q SHARP
dagger and made a desperate
resistance. The sentry shouted fo'
help and President lI%yppolitc anc
others Of his household, being
aroused from their SAUNDERS by thu
noise. rushed tn the scene The sentry
was already wounded and nearly ex
hausted when rescue came. and Hyppo
lite and his friends succeeded in captur
ing the assassin.
The prisoner confessed that he wa
from Jacmel. and that he had came =
Port Au Prince with the purpose o
killing %Hyppolitc. The prisoner wa
defiant and said that he only regrcttc'
that he had not been successful.
President IIyppolite was greatly en-
ragged and declared that the captain o
the guard. ms well as those who wer
on guard outside, must have bee
guilty OF criminal collision. or at lcas
Of criminal negligence. The p~re>iden
therefore ordered tnat the prisoner b
shot at once. and the guard and tn
,entrics who were stationed at TN
entrance Of the palace. should also b
shot. The orders wcrc,forthwith carrie
out and the condemned persons wer
shot to death in the garden OF the pa
ace. The sentinel who had dctectc
and seized the assassin was muniticcn'
lv forwarded and promoted.
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a VOWEL FENCE

r.... row,u Out Of tho Arrest or the
Coolev Gang-A Wcil-Conceale Plncs
of Hiding for tho Plumber Secured ~
tho Robbers-A Lame Plea Of tho Eide'
Cooley.
uSfoxTowN, Pa, Dec. 13.-Sam Yea
rcr. who, IL is alleged, betrayed the
Cooley gang To the sheriff, pleaded
guilty, Yesterday morning. to a charge
of carrying concealed weapons
In the afternoon the charges against
The elder Cooley and his family of re-
| ccivinr stolen goods were taken up
, Their defense act up the claim thai
they. like everybody else. were terror
lied by the gang and had 70 do what
they were told. There was taken from
the house stolen property which hllct
u two-horsc wagon.
The pace where the goods wcr'
stored was unique. Near the hous,
was a chicken coop and inside was
false room. tho existence OF which
would never be suspected. Under
meath the floor was the plumber Of tn
gang. Outside there was the usua
dirt that showed 20 every one not II
The secret that the place was merely
chicken coop.
The Cooley girls, the commonwealth
hopes to prove. were The mistrcsscs Q
the gang.
wonderful discovery Of diamonds Is ,la,nlc
- Co.. A.
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ordinary conditions. Cuefll AMI protracisa
cxreriments have AZ last developed a high ex.
rlo.ivc that can ssfe'y DO used in shells fired
from high power guns. with serv'c" powder.
giving service velocit o.. The shells charged
with the new explosive arc not only uninJured
by the discharge OF :hs gun. but car he nreu
through thu armor plates AND burst nj VIII DO
yoni them
Work on the vessels Ia coarse OF consiruc-
tior IL progressing rapidly. 'fhe Detroit. Mont
eomery. Nachias and Bancroft will soon bs
plac "a ia commission: tho Indiana ana Mnssa-
chusetts ara about real ~ FOR launching. and the
Oregon will be launched next May. The New
York - almost completed and will he ready Tor
her trial trip within three months The Colum-
bis will make her trial trip and the Minneapolis
will bs launched early In tho spring Ths
Olympia will be tried next June; the Maine
and Texas are almost completed and the moni-
tors lack only their arinor.
ARNoR.
Tho armor contracts are s'ill the cause OF the
greatest delay in the construction ot the now
navy. The Bethlehem Iron Co. the contract
with which was made ia 1851. has only deiiv-
cred 955 OF the 600 tons Of armor- plate con-
sracied for, but the establishment is now In
running order and tho delivery OF plates Is e1-
pected TO b. rapil and continuous from no~
on. Secretary Tracy says that the establish
mcnt OF this plant and the one Mt Homestead Is
worth TO the country all the money that the ar
| NOR contracted for will cost.
The GLOWING table gives the nrunbcr or guns
| completed, partly completed and aloat:
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INDUSTRY AND STATISTICS.

osr pounds weight Of bee, contains
BIZ. Ia Bccts.
CAs,pA has i.ooo,o 900 miles Of mex
rl-rei territory.
NJ i,5p. i5,c09 pounds OF . were
rrn.vi il south Georgia.
Ii@ number 81 deaths in tho entire
v,ral ~ d century j. estimated to be
4.j3s.D3o.g01
ssigsD We produced G0,0c0 tons Of pa
pr@ ia is9) i.lo0.cDO tons. or 10000
Cons mofc than tho total product OF Eu
s3pssn paper mills
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told by Gen Lew Wallace. is one scrap from
tie yolumlnous and superb programme OF
eminent writers and Interesting articles
which Tie Youths toml,dn IN announces.
1t retains its place In $4,000 iamilles by the
versatility and the instructiyencss OF II,
general articles, the high character OF all
its stories. tho brightness OF its tllustra-
tons. Then il comes every week, and one
gets a great deal for 81 - a year: The price
sent mt once will entitlc you To the paper t.
Jan. 1894. Address TnE YouTn's CoMrAN-
ION. Boston, Mass.
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a FEMALE FORGGR.

Mrs. Annie ". Murphy, the -
senator MrCrac. In jail At Huntsville
Ala, for Forgery.
TACOMA, Wash. Dee. lG.-Mrs. Annie
NJ. Murphy is in Jail Mt Huntsville. Ala,
charged with forgery. She Is the wife
of a Tacoma merchant, from whom
she parted recently To begin q
systematic draft forging business.
In about a month she has uttered
81. sos i'm forged National Bank ~ Com
merce drafts in this city. on the Chase
national bank If New York. All 81
them have been cashea. save one fo'
$3.50, which She waited to get cashcd IN
Huntsville. Ala. The Chase nationa
| bank Of New York offered u reward FOL
| her capture. Mrs. Murphy appeared
in male attire Her Father is senator
| Ns.('rua
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ATLANTA. Ga, November 81, 1891.

OI, 4NUN tUIUVI - EV"~
Messrs. Editors: My son, William, WAS,
In lss6, entirely cured OF cancer ~ the
mouth, which had caused him much pam ana
sun ring, by :. s. =. BY advice u physi'
clans, who wore unable TO reieve nun, an
oneratiou was rer~iormed, extending to the
hawthorne (which they s%crapcdl but he can,
Ger returned shortly after, and c. mmenced
row ng rapidly. Finally, afiertryfng many
other remedies. l commenced 10 give MN
:. = = and " tn the second bottle lie began
taken. the cancer disappeared entirely, and
though six years have elapsed, there has
been no return.
Nv boy is now thirteen years old, In good
health, and l have every reason 10 believt
is permanently cured Of the cancer and hi
cure is due entirely 70 ). p
j. X. MURDOCH,
95 Factory st, Atlanta. Ga.