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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28

ABERDEEN, S. d.. Special, April 23.-Citi-
zens met to-day and formed the Brown
County Immigration bureau. Ex- Mayor
Moody was made the president and Jay
Paulhamus secretary. An immigration
commissioner will be named at the next
meeting. Ten thousand immigration
pamphlets are to be printed and circulated
Immediately.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28

WAsulSGToS, April Ex-senator Hoar.
from the judiciary committee. reported a
bill to amend section 1855 of the Revised
Statutes, which authorizes appeals to the
circuit court OF the United States from state
courts in cases where the pcrso nconvlcted
claimed to have acted under the authority
Of shy atatute 0! the United States or under
the authority OF any foreign power. The
amendment is to add 10 the section the
words: 'Proviled thatthe said appeal shall
not stay execution in criminal cases unless
accompanied by an order from the judge
from whose decision such appel is taken,
restraining the sheriff or other officer from
executing the sentence of the trial judge"
The bill was passed with the additiona!
amendment ''or unless such order be OBJ
tanned from some justice Of the supreme
court oflhe intel States"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28
REMAINS OF a KING.
An Interesting Discovery Made in the
Gloucester Cathedral.

LONDON \ pril 23.-Thc dean Of Glouccs
ter has made an interesting discovery i'll the
Gloucester cathedral. he has found the
remains of Csric, king of Norhumbria,
which were buried in 729 beneath the beau
.iul shrine erected to his memory which
stands at the ri : lit hand of the high altar i'll
the choir. The shrine which is the work
OF the abbot o; Malvern, of the days OF
Henry WILL. has generally been supposed
to be merely a memorial Dean Spence
adopted the tradition until recently, when,
in studying Lelands notes, he concluded
that the shrine was Osric's actual resting
place. He had two panels taken out OF the
stone loculus, when long lcadcn coffin
was disclosed exactly beneath the kings
et1iyy. The collins contents showed the
remains To be OF very ancient intermcnt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28
For \ rsOl,,

CHICAGO, April 23.-Two white women
and negr" have been arrested Oh Il charge
of arson in this city The women are
named Mrs. Maud LAMA and Mrs Minnie
Tillin, the iorn'cr being about thirty five
ana the latter thirty wears vi a!c. The po-
lice will not disclose the name OF The negro,
II is asserted by the police that they have
positive evidence that the three have been
Tor some time making insurance companies
their prey. 1t is positively known that
Mrs. llama has been burned out number
OF times and in each instance she carried
Insurance on her property far beyond its
actual value. Mrs. Hania has made Il
partial confession. Among other things
she told the officers that she was one of the
guests who escaped from the Hotel Royal
in New York
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-04-28
pnoNouNCED BOGUS.
Another Will Purporting to Have Been
Made by Mrs Dunton


Made by Mrs. Dunton.
CHICAGO. April 2S.-An other case has
come up in which DR.. Henry Martvn Scnd-
der, against whom the charge OF causing
the death of his mother-in-law. Mrs. Dun
ton, is pending. is interested. 1t has refer
ence to the second will purportins 10 have
been made by Mrs. D::nt~n. and wllich her
husband and his attorneys assert is bogus
one drawn by DR.. Scudder. Dunton's at
torneys to-day filed petition in the pro-
bate court setting forth the facts in regard
to the prior will and asking that the judge
might take such action in regard 10 this
second document as he deemed proper
The prior will was admitted to probate
shortly after Mrs. Duptons death. In it
the larger portion Of the estate was devised
to Scudder's wife aud the re-
maindcr to other relatives. The Sec
ord will, which the attorneys al
lege was prepared and the signature
thereto forged by Scudder, leaves the whole
estate to his wife. Cecilia Wallace one OF
the servants whose name was signed rs Il
witness to the will. testified in court that
the paper was not the one she signed; That
1t was another paper which DR.. Scudder
asked her to sign. and when she did so Mrs.
Dunton's name was not signed to it. Scud-
der explained to her that the paper she had
signed in the presence OF Mrs. Dunton was
signed err,ncL sly hence the substitution
OF the other. He further told her not to
tell Mrs. Dunton about the second sigma
ture, lest in her weak condition it should
worry her. Hannah Johnson another do
mestic, testified to seeing the Wallace girl
sign the paper. saying it was folded SO the
writing cul!u not be seen. Sic added that
Mrs. DInton. before her death, had told her
the residence was TO 90 to Miss Parker, and
wanted her to remember that it, there was
any trouble about it. Experts testified that
the signature on the second document was
evidently written by a different hand than
that which >l@ned Mrs Dunton's first will.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01

grsciados aotlpdures ie III merced
de Terra Amarilla & qhien el pc.
n6dlco de Chama eonSidefa el mss
apto para representa- este pueblo
en- cl Congreso!
Dios guafde q los pobladores
dc Ia mereed de TERRA Amarilla,
los de Ia de Mora y quien sabe
cuahtas oiras 81 Catron llega a ser
elegido al Cougresol
FL es dueho de las mercedes
(hien habidas . NAL habidasl y Il
dia que lie de Ia CANA no tieno que
hncer mas que pedir auxilio i su
compmdre Elkins, one es Sc.
rretario de Guerra Y tiene d sn
disposition 81 ejercito, I'd puuta
de hayoneta paede haccr salir 4
has gentes dc sus hogares.
III pueblo mexicano de este Te.
rritorio no sc olyitia do Ia triste
situaciou en- que Sc encuentran
sus hermanos que yiyen en- Ia ner.
ded de TERRA Amarillo, Mora etc.
ctc. EI hombre que les ha pues.
to cadenas les pide ahora que 10
clijan al Congreso, para ALI poder
remachar esas cadeias.
Lo que nuestros compatriotas
deben hacer es yengar esos agra.
yios el dia 5 de Noviembre, y 70.
tando por el .iusto, honrado Y con.
cienzudo joheph, decirle al opre.
sor, y tirano Catron, qne no Sc le
qriere para NADIA porque ha sido
el despoiador del pobre pueblo
mexicano lie este Terntorio.
Conciudadanos mexicanos de
Nuevo Mexico! Salyad con vues
tro yoto 4 vuestros paisanos! No
permitais que su despoiador Ga
tron sea clegido al congreso.- Il
IloIetin Popular.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01

sin Ia menor nrlsva que slempre los
Dem 'cratas Ell Washington habsan
cstado opuestos d la admission dc Nao-
vo Mexico, volvemos 4 repetir, sin
considerar que no habfa nj slquleFa
uH solo nNo alli, de los Republicans.
del Pueblo ) Den6cratas que no tu-
yiera fresco en- sn mente el lnfame
reporte de Ia minorsa Republican, en-
Washington, donde Ia mayoria Demo
cratica reeomend5 ell acta do habilita-
ci5n v donde en- la manera mis- baja
lnfame Y grocora los Republicanos So
lnetieron un reporte en- contra de Ia
admission de Nueyo Mexico, insultan-
do de un modo 81 mas escandaloso y
ruin q los mexicanos de Nueso Mexico
4 sus csposas va sus famillas, y des.-
pues fres lussito el congresogue Sc aca-
haba de prorrogar, ror medic dc les
esfuerzos y energia do maestro repre-
sentante en- ell congreso, Sr. Joseph,
pasa otra vez al acta habilltando a
Nuevo Mexico como estado, Y auu
tlene el descaro oil "Yueridon de decir,
que por inilujo suyo paso ell acta en- Ia
camarn Dcmocratica. :Qnitn to ID
creyera tata2 re repudlan los Repar
blicanos y quleres darte paquete di.
ciendo que tlenes Influenza con los
Dem5eratas.
Cerrarcmos aqui el relate de Ia fun,
cljn. Basta del laberintoso v egoista
discurso de Nor Catron.
Sc baja el talon y la companla ID
funclones anuncia In apariclon de IN
coronel porta-malctas llamado A. u
Morrison. iuf! este 81 quiso acabar,
ii 81 lnterprete, Sr Lucero, no liza estai
do tan agil 10 acaba d reyeces, en- ID
furor y ahineo. Tor fin, en- una palaI
bra la arenga de este dltimo Sc com
puso dc gritos, baboseos. Y nanotadas
Habl5 de Ia lana, de garras viejas, ds
plomo, y vino eonclulr con deseos ds
que Nuevo Mexico Sc conyirtiora en-
ana ojalateria. Antes que este acaba
ra con sus ojalatasos, so disgusto ID
mayor parto de la audiencia. dIciendC
que este par de pajaros estaba buen,
para que fuera d echar pulgas d otrt
parte, y Sc eoncluyo la function con e
resu'tado que 81 pocos siguidores te
MIA el Sr. Catron y sn alboro a pue
bios euando llogaron aqui, despuas d.
su function le quedaron mucho menos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
protesta.

Editor de la yoa pEt PrtnLos
Sirvase iusertar en- sus respeta-
blcs columns 10 sigulente.
IIabiendo permanceido por cerca
de dos ahos Ell Ia sociedad de Mu-
tua Protection, V dnrante este
tempo he notaao embellishments
que todas sus promesas son falsas,
me retro de dicha sociedad y del
partido Republican, y me adhere
dc todo corazon al Partido de-
Pueblo Undo.
NAZAuf0 HERpERA
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
t'ctlz Auncnto.

Nuestro editor ELI iefe, Don F6-
lix Martinez csta dc plaeemes.
Una linda cuanto robusta herede.
ra vino d aumentar los encantos
lie su hogar el Domingo pasado.
Nosotros al extender nuestra cor
dial bienyenidl 4 la recien llegadA,
felicitamos al senor Martinez y 4
su digna esposa por el nuevo au'
mento, Y esperamos que la sehori
ia Martinez llegae a ser algin dia
una htil colaboradora de La Voz
DEL PUEBLO, para que sns colnm
mas sean engalanadas con Ia bella
literature, Y que para sus padres
llcgue d ser la causa dc justC
orgullo, por sus virtudcs, ] ) caa
les no dudamos que poseera ere
ciendo bajo el cuidado y superyi
sion de tan honrados autores.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
TestIgo. ANTONIO Ribera.


"Caballeros, nomas mlrcnme d
MI. todos ustedes me conocen, Ios
que no intimamente, por mi reputa
ci6u; jnzgucn ahora Qal6n es mas
digno de su coniianza, Y0 . mi
opositorv. Catron. Nomas mi
rcnloly juzguenl juzguen lie Yo
mo hublera permItido Ia providen'
ella al immortal Ccryantes leyantar
SO nn momento de eu tumba para
que hubiera yistc rcallzado 81 sue
no cn squella esccna del Y0l
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
ComunIcado


Aqua Zarca, N. A., Sept. %, 1892.
Scpan todos por estas presentes
que nosotros los abajo drmados
nos rctiramos del partido Repu-
blicano y de Ia sociedad de Ia Pro.
teeci6n Mutaa y con gusio nos
adherimos al Partido del Pueblo
Undo, conociendo que este es q
partido que todo hombrc honest,
debe sOportar.
JESUS SANCHEZ,
JOsE Il. PADILLA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
Los dc In Aparcil.

Estos valedores, herrados con
una IT Br Ell Ia anca derecha, an
dan va tirando manotadas ee aho-
gados, y viendo que no tienen de
donde asirse, SO estan dgdrrdnao
de Ia arena. Visto one III los pa.
los, intimi,Iaciones nj las falscda
des, tienen cfecto en- las masas po-
puhras que estan determinadas d
yotar en- contra De Tomas Barrilos
Owsron, dunnte los liltImos tlias
han aRelado NJ mttodo dc declrles
i los Republicanos, cuya honesti'
dad Y conciencia no les permite
soportar d Catron. que al votar h
bolcta Republican, cstAn oaliga.
dos por lG ley 4 yotar por sa dele
eado; que pueden borrur 4 cual
qaier empleado local; pcro que +
no votan por el dclegado de 81
partido tai yoto es nulo por Ia ley
Estos inqulsidores, ap6stoles dt
la maldad, quixa Green cfectiva
mente que los votantes de Nnev,
Mexico son Ia nata de la ignoran-
cia y Quiercn burIarse dc ellos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
CONvENCION
Del Partid5 del Pueblo Undo del
Condado do San Miguel.


En- eonformiiad con el deher IA.
cumheute 4 Is Comisi6n Central
del Parti,Io del Pueblo Undo del
Condado ,le San Miguel, por estas
presentes SC llama una Convention
representative ,lel dicho partido, Is
cual tendra lugar en- Ia ciudad de
I.as Vegas el dia 10 de Octubre
de 1892, 4 las 10 de la mahana, Ell
Ia Casa de Cortes del Condado au.
tedicho. la dicha eony0cat0ria es
llama,la con a prop6sitO de nomi-
mar los signientes oiieiales de Com
dado como postulados por el dicho
PARTIDo DEL PUEBLO. IJicIias
nominaciones Sc compondran de
Dos Senadores, Tres Representatives.,
Tn Juez de Pruebas. I'm Secretario
de Ia Corte dc Prasbas, Un AsesCr,
Ua Tesarero, I'm superintendente
de Eseuelas Pdblicas, Tres Comisio-
nadOs, IN Alguacil Mayor, Tn Coro-
mario y Un AgrimensOr.
Sc suplica 4 los voiantes del d.
cho partido aae tengan sus jalitas
tan rr0nto como sea practicable, 3
que los ,leIegados cScoiidos para
Irepleschtar snsrespectiyos preein-
I tos eu la dicha Convention, sean
selectos con Ia arrobacidn de los
Residences dc los respectivos pre-
cintos por medic de iantas en ma
sa llamadas para tai flu.
Sc sugiere ademas que los dele
gados reciban suS credenciales de-
bidamente iirinados por 81 Presi.
dente ! Secresario dc Ias juntas
respectiyas.
Ademas, por cuanto es el dcseo
de Ii Coinision Central represent
ltativa del Condado que todos ana
Representatives. politicos sean escO-
iiid0s con Ia yolunlad de la ilay0gia
del pueblo, sc requiere Q7e en las
,lichus jnntas para mandar delega-
dos Sc nombren tres ciudadanus
como mlenbr0s de Ii Ccmiei6u
Central de casla preclnto, J que sus
lnombres sean reportados 4 Ia li-
elm Cainlsi6h CelitraItie CCndasi0.
\ ColAlalldo Ell Ii inteligencla. en
el intcres por Ell hienestar del pne.
bio del Condado de San Miguel, de
los cindadanos que hasta ah0ra sc
han inostrado invenCibIeS p0r 81
triunfo Y progreso del ileho pafti.
do del Pueblo. 20 espera que una
representation eaApleta sea man,
dada, d tln de que los eentimieut0s
y leseos dc cada cie5aeano sean
prcsentados.
Ademas de los deiegados escoji'
: dos por los difercntes precint0s
} todos los amigos del pueblo y su
libcrtad son eor,lialmente invita-
, dos 4 atender d Ia convention.
III aporcionamieuto dc delega,
dos d que esta intitulado cada pre-
cinto d segda su population yotau
te, es como sigue:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
Sc Espantan los Muertos de los
Deg0lladOs.

I'll espdreo "Nuevo Mexicano,A
del "a del que rige,'produce un ar.
ticulo por un an6nimo llamado o
"Catarina,' donde quiere criticar
4 Don Jose Lopez, como orgaui-
zador de Ia Ordcn dc CabalIer0s
de Labor, uomas porque el seAor
Lopez fu6 q organizar algunas
asamblcas Gu los condados de Rio
Arriba ! Taos en- obediencia d sd.
pIicas y petiriones de ceateuares
de cindadanos dc los diehos con-
dados. FL sefor Lopez no fue
ALI de entfemetido, nj pagadn pOr
ninguna persona, como 10 estan
hacienda los organlzadores de Ia
mafia eu este j otros condadoa. III
solo fue A cumplir con nn sagraGo
deber como un Official de esa or
den.
Dice "Catarina" que Don Jose
uebiera estar atendiendo q sus de-
Aeres ccme A!gaacil Mayor, pues.
to que por sus rastros "Catarina'
es uns Republicana que le atac6 G.
doior aQuel.., J por ESQ hace tau
ia casclrra5!a on su communication
al Nneyo MexicanO; pero al yer Ii
paja en- el ojo ajeno Ma Katie, nj
vi6 Ia viga Cn ell suyo, lei pueblo
quisiera saber que es 10 que ands
hacienda A. l.. Morrison, registra
dor de terrenos en- Santa F6. prem
dido dc la levita del sehor Uatron
IlQu6 no es el eehor Morrison III
empleado federal. nombrado baj'
la ley del serviclo civil que prohi
be 4 todo empleado federal dc to
mar parte Ell political No, por 81
puesto que no; es muy distinto pa
ra el paftido de Ia Malta y au,
Kettle. Queda muy bien para clio
que ande un empleado federal gri
tando y echando espiches como dc
sesperajo, negligiendo sus deberc
por meses enterOs euc0ntra de i
Ietra de Ia ley, que un oicial d
condado 4 quien Ia ley no le pro
hibc, y que solamentc cnmple COZ
su deber como Official dc una 81
ciedad.
Ad@has qua Catarina mntI
enando dice quo Don Jose lie dli
que ALI de 800 votos, tata Catro
reclbiria 225, y las persouas qu
lean el ante dlcho escrito en- {
Euevo Mexicano siempre queds
ran satisfechos que el dicho rcpol
to es tan fals0 como miles gu
; constantemente publica ell pasqui
calumniador conocido como
/, Naevo MexiCano. .Que slga mil
, tieado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
COLEGIO De: SAN MIGUEL,
SANTA re, N. M.

Esa institution bao direction de los Hemanos de las scueas
Crsianas fue esablecida 1850.
ri de esudo compnde los Ramos Eementales Conner
caes nge leccones de frances espaho aeman fonogaa
la escritura tipografca, type wr:ng9
I'll estpdo de qumca dc miueaes eegraa mdca ms
rnmenta ecepuando los nsrumenos de cang
ensehanza ayado, ropa de
por cada mes, s225t
Por pormenores diranse HN0, B0TULPH Director
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-01
DEIEaADOg.

PREclNTos. DELEGADOs
No, [, San Miguel, Z
No. 2, la Cuesta, .
No. 4, III Teeolote,
No. 8, Las Vegas Sur,
No. O, III Conrepci6n,
No. 7, Los Alamos,
No. s, peCos,
No. 0, Las Vegas Arriba,
No. 10, ChaperiIo,
No. II, San Jer6nimo,
No. II, Rowe,
No. l3. Rincon del Tecolote,
No. Ia, Sapell6,
No. IL, ManuelItas,
No. Is, Sau Lorenzo,
No. 20, Joya Larga,
No. 22, Sabinoso,
No. %, San Jose,
No. "a, la Liendre,
No. 2J, pehasco Blanco,
No. 20, Las Vegas,
No. %, CabTa Springs,
No. 20, Las Vegas, Oriente, /
No. 80, Cahon dc Manpclitas,
No. 81, Pnertecito.
No. ~, El Pueblo,
No. 33, Lvs Vijiles,
No. 81, las Mulas,
No. 35, Las Gallinas,
No, SO. Peha BLANCA,
No. 81, El Cerrito,
No. 3S. Los Torres,
No. 40, Bernal,
No. Al, Liberty,
No. As. Los Fuertes,
! No. ~, Los Ojitos,
| No. 45, Aguila.
No. AZ, Hot Springs.
No. 30, Arroyo do los Yntas.
No. 81, San Ignacio,
No. 81, l.as Aiamositas,
No. 81, CoIonias Arriba,
No. DO, La Trementina,
No. 90, Aqua Sarca,
No. 81, Canon Largo,
No. 5S, Romeroville,
! No. 90, Arroyo de los Yutas,
No. 6l, EmpIazailo,
No. O2, la Manga,
No. 03, San Pablo,
No. 81, Las Vegas,
| No. 90, Guadalupe,
Por ordeu de- Ia Oomision Cc
tral del O0ndad0 do San Migns
del Paftldn del pueblU Undo.
4, D. Mills, rfnsident
JoaE 1. LoHac, secre,sr.o.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26

A Wallace special to the Stat,


A Wallace special to the States.
man says:
Work has been resumed at all the
mines in the CHur d'Aienes. Wages
have been fixed at % so for skilled
miners and 80 per day for shovellers,
with the right to board and lodge
where they please. The presence of
troops is a guarantee that the men
can work for whom they please with
out becoming members of any or
ganixation.
The actions of the Homestead stri-
kers, whose deeds were commented
on in violent anarchistic language by
such men as Breen, Dallas, Poynton
and O'Brien, stirred up the evil pas
sions of the ignorant miners, whom
they ruled with rod of iron. The
strike then assumed its most danger
GUS phase and the mine owners were
virtually held prisoners and 800
''scabs" were in the hands of men ca
pable OF shooting them to death at
the command OF their leaders.
General Carlin's delay at Cataldo
until the 'sscabs" could be sent out is
believed to have saved many lives as
we'll as much valuable property. Ev-
cry threat made by the strikers on
that day would assuredly have been
carried out had the troops advanced.
The miners considered their fight
won when the "scabs" left, never
dreaming they would return within
two days. Before they could recover
from the surprise occasioned thereby
deputy marshsls were pointing them
out to soldiers who arrested them.
since the 18th inst, there has been
no danger whatever, and sensational
reports sent out from here were in
the most gross exaggerations.
Breen, Dallas and Poynton, who
were trusted leaders under O'Brien,
have escaped to Montana. Requisi-
ton papers will be forwarded to Gov
ernor Toole and their arrest will
probably follow. All other promi-
nent leaders are in custody. lndica-
tions point to general exodus into
Montana Of such union miners as have
not yet been arrested.
Although the miners union in the
Occur d'Alenes is completely broken
up and mine owners free of its halter,
it will require the presence OF federal
troops for six months or more to IN
sure workmen here immunity from at
tack. One hundred and eleven men
have been arrested at Wardner and
there are 100 confined at Wallace.
Something will have to be done
with the prisoners soon as the prison
pens are terribly crowded and sick
ness will result from the unsanitary
condition existing at present. Pro-
visions shipped in here for the miners
union are turned over to a committee
of women appointed by the miners
wives and by them distributed to the
needy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26

1t is hereby ordered by the Board
that the following constitute the netes
and bounds Of the several voting pre-
cincts of Boise county, and the fol-
lowing nqmed persons are hereby ap-
pointed Registrars Of the follow pre-
cincts, and that the same be published
in tho IDAHO WoRLn, newspaper
published in this county, for the space
Of 80 days:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26

dikn vbAoy'
Shall consist of the following: Com
mencing at HATS place on the west,
following the river to opposite the
head of Dry Buck, thence west to the
headwaters OF Dry Buck, thence
north on the dividing ridge between
Upper Squaw creek and High valley
to place of beginning.
Ahha
To consist of all that part of Long
valley precinct lying east of Payette
river and south of Big creek, and all
that part lying west of Payette river
and south of Brush creek, thence fol-
lowing down the river to the mouth,
thence in an easterly direction along
the divide between Garden valley
and Round valley to the head of Big
creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26

Monuments, Tombstoncs, ! blets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terry work. We have secured The services
of first-class workman from the East
We are better Than ever prepared I"
do firstclass work. at such extreme
ly low prices as to d'fy competition
We have also received fine selection 0
original designs. both in granite and 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 our
designs and prices, before placing your or
ders elsewhere. We will make it to your
interest to do so,
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur
pish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence
JAMES DYMOK
Manager.
F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,

LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
July II, 1892.
Notice is here by given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
Of her claim, and that said proof will be
ma lie before the R gister and Receiver Vt
Boise City, Idaho, ON Sept. Z, 1899, ziz:
NE4 SE4, Sec Is. TIP 8 N, Ii e
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuance residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Michael
Murphy, Pat lex Glennon, Harland Clark,
William Youren. all of Garden valley,
Idaho CHAs. s. KINGSLEY,
Register.
July IS, '92
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26

Commencing At the mouth Of Hi
nois gulch, thence up said gulch to
Plowman's saw mill, thence north
westerly to Elk creek, thence up Elk
creek TO the Pioneer precinct line,
thence easterly to the place OF begin
ming. Joseph voshay. Registrar.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-26
Selling Out

am now selling out my stock of
saddles, harness, etc., cheap for cash,
with view of closing business. Now
is your time to buy. The ertire es-
tablishment house, lot, stock and
business are for sale cheap.
All Who are indebted to me are re-
quested to settle within ninety days.
JACOB PHILLIPS.
IDAHO Cry, July II, 1892. I'm.