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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-10-02
(FRoh MONDAYS DAILT.l
sALMAGUNDI.

Maori General Joho Pope died Fri.
day night.
2. c. Nyman. OF San Francisco, is
in town to-dny.
II. G. Cecil and Fred Wilson came
down from ruscarora last evening.
Regular meeting Humboldt Lodge,
No. %, A. o.. u. W, at their Hall to-
night.
Candidates for County Offices
should have their campaign cards
printed at the INDEPENDENT Office.
Give Tie free coinage ind competing
railroads and Nevada will be ons of
the most prosperous States in the
Union.
Tho quarter-mile running race for
a purse OF sc between Alex. Gardens
Reno" and Tom Taylor's Dave" at
tho rae track yesterday, was won by
Reno.
Tho rodeo Mt 10. Mile will begin one
week from today, October 3rd. John
Yonell wants all parties interested to
take notice and govern themselves &C.
oordinglY.
Wednesday evening Senator Stow
art end Hon. Thos. Wren will address
the citiz,ns OF Eiko on tho political
issues OF tho day. The people should
turn out and hear them.
As tho county conventions draw
noar, tho candidates for county Of
fees become more numerous. The
officee will not be compelled to hunt
after candidates to ill them.
Hon. Geo. Russell, Worlds Fair
Commissioner, has our thanks for n
handsomely engraved invitation to at
tend tho dedication OF the Worlds
Fair buildings at Chisaso on the 2lst
and 22ad OF next month.
N. +. Peterson has sold his soda
business to James De'var aud loft
this morning on No. 1 for Napa, Cali
f~ornia, where no Intends TO reside
permanently. The INDEPENDENT
wishes him success in his 6 homo
It is reported here that just before
Mr.. Yerington lief: for Europe he
wired to the Virginia Enterprise that
Senator Stewart must DO beaten. This,
il true, accounts for the sudden hop
Of the Enterprise TO the Bartius FAC
ton.
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sALMAGUNDI.

Buttonholing was lively on the
streets this forenoon.
A vote for Harrison or Clsvoland
is vote for We'll Street men and
methods.
Tho INDEPENDENT went TO press to.
day before tho Silver Convention
met. a full report Of its proceedings
will appear tomorrow.
Press and Printer: "A Western edi-
tor writes his editorials on soda
crackers, NJ that when no IL CON cl..d
TO ''eut Lis .,crds" they ure easily d.
goitAd.
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart and Hon.
Thomas Wren arrived on No. l this
morning and will address tho pcopl.
OF Elko ut Freeman Hall this evening
at I o'clock.
Capt. Palmer. OF Carlir, dropped
into tho ISpErESpTSr oOico this
m morning long enIugh TO say that
county politics 10 a Id sight worse
mixed than ever before.
MANILA is the toughest paper
known, l believe" said Wickwire, in
cidently.
Say" qncried Nudge, "where can I
get Il copy?"-lIudiunapolis Journal.
On Thursday last the Central pu-
citc paid into tho Lander county
treasury SG,53i &c as tho judgment
against the company in the tax suit.
Judge Talbot rendered tho decision
in the case and Was sustained by the
Supreme Court.
Ex.:-1n Kentucky tho public
school teachers arc not paid n fixed
salary, but receive so much TOR ench
pupil. This plan has one good effect
that OF stimulating teachers 20 secure
scholars and thus extend tn. benegts
OF education, but some have been
found mnking false returns,
!S!irtr .S~tute:-rho United Stutes
pay Rothchilds 100000 in gold
every % days as interest on govern
nent bonds, and still these bankers
arc not exactly satisfied with our
monetary system but want To still
enhance the value OF tho bonds b.
the election Of Harrison or Cleveland.
llarve McAdams told the INDIE
PENDENT reporter Yesterday that the
Jockey Club. "f Tuscarora, wished
the people Of Exc and the outside
world u know that the race track
had been placed in first class coudi-
ton for the races, beginning on Oct
Gath, and that th-re would DO lots OF
sport.
Reno Journul:-R. II. Lindsay
writes to II. l.. Fish here that he is
making n silver iiIht in Seattle with
good results. The press is goldLug.
advocating tho election OF Cleveland
or Harrison, but the Peoples partv,
nevertheless will poll alIrgn vute and
good judges predict SUCCESS for
Weaver in tho State.
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[FEoM TUESDAYS DAILY.
5ALMAGUSDI.

II you hnvo no! registered do SO ut
once.
Tho political pot is beginning 10
boil in good shape, ..
There are 100 nanIes on tho registry
list OF the EIko precinct.
Tho mixed up condition OF Nevada
politics is making many strange bed
fellows.
The Carson NeTs Gays that Senator
Stewart 10 billed tn speak ut every
place in tho State except Carson.
w. Is. Randall, an enployo OF tho
Carson Mint, was Secretary Of the Re-
publican Convention VI OrmSby coun
~.
The Silver Convention moets to-
morrow. Tho great question with
the di1oront candidates 10 what vii
il dop
We will have something TO say TO.
morrow abolt tho assessment OF rail-
road property by the State Board Of
Assessors and Equalization.
a good many delegates from Tur-
cnrora and other pnrts OF tho county
to tho Silver and Democratic Con-
vcntions arrived this afternoon.
Tho Reno journal says: Church
i'll county is falling into line, and well
informed nor say Weaver will carry
tho county by u largo minority.
IL you vote for either Harrison or
Cleveland, you throw your Influence
on tho side 81 Wall Street md against
tho prosperity Of your own Stuto.
Go 20 Freeman Hall to. morrow
night At I o'clock and hear Senator
Stewart and Hon. Thomas Nrcn dis.
cuas tho polit cal issues OF the day.
With tho reconciliation OF silver
will como q boom such rs Nevada has
not seen since IL became a State.
Voto for Weaver aud help IL along.
James q. Blaine is'giving Benjamin
Hnrrison n duso Of silonco cqunl to
thut with which Roscoe Conkling
parnlykod tho Republican pnrty ia
1884.
Ell q. Winnie, one OF the Ropubli.
can candidates for tho Assembly In
Oru,abj county, rcfusol to pledge
himself 10 vote for Barlino for y. S.
Senator.
II. p. llamill informed tho INDE.
PENDENT this morning that u man
from Deep Crcot, whose namo no
did not lenrn, was kicked 10 death by
n horse mt Tecona, yesterday.
Tho liirri,on Republicans OF Elko
county nro Growing u great deal over
tho Hop OF the Enterprise into ,ho
Bartino camp. They think IL makee
Stowart's road moro rocky.
Everybody, mon, 'somcn and chill.
drcn, should turn out tomorrow night
aud hear Senator Stewart aud Hon.
Thomas Wren disseut tho Harrison
Rold.bug ring OF Elko county.
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Mr.. Cecil wus thereupon declared
the nominee.
Geo. II. Meigs was nominsted for
Recorder by reclamation.
Webster Patterson was nominated
for District Attorney BY exclamation
81. II. Miller received the nouina-
ton for Treasurer by exclamation.
]. b. Fitch and Stanley RiGsby wsr.
placed in nomination for Long Term
Commissioner, aud tho ballot resulted
as follows:
fiSeu ...5Z
RiGsby 80
Mr.. Rigsby having received the
minority OF votes cast was declared
nominated.
Fred Wilson received tho nomioa-
ton for Short Term Commissiner
by exclamation.
On motion the Chair was instructed
to appoint a County Centrul Com
mitteo.
With three cheers for the success
IT the ticket and Weaver md Field
the Convention q .iourned.
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Silver primaries werc held in Elko
county Yesterday.
Tho Enterprise of the 22ad is very
severe on Senator Stewart.
Tho Central Ncrdddn says that
Battle Mountain is solid for Weaver
nnd Field.
Judge T. II. Wells and his law part.
n"E,J j. ". Jameson, have purchased
the Tchach"pi Tribune.
Our pcp!o should take some steps
toward tho proper celebration Of Co
lumbCs day, October 2lst.
WIN. G. Duuphy. tho Nevada cattle
king, left an estate worth 10 the
neiHhborhood OF sJ,O00,O30 or s6,Ooo,-
CO.
The Democrats OF San Francisco
have nominated Harry 7. Creswcll,
formeFly Of this State, for City and
couatr Attorney.
Tho apport,onmcnt made 10y the
Legislature Of New York, at the CT.
"a Session last SYriII, has b,sa d.
cihrcd constitutional.
They may have made n coffin for
FREQ coinage, but 30 long us silver
Democrats and Republicans do their
duty tho GoidbuSs viii have no corpse
To- put IN IL.
4. ID. Mcachan, Il former woll
known resident OF Elko county, died
in ST Lnke's Hospital, San Francisco,
ON the 18th OF this month. We have
10 PARTICULAR.
Our c~itiznus should take steps 10
hnyc the rubbish hcIow Do-scy's cor
raj removed outside tho town limits
or buried. H. 10 not only u lire breed.
CT but n disease breeder "a we'll.
Carson TribuHc:-IIon. Wan. Wood.
uUrn. tho Republican nominee for
ConsrNgs, has engaged Piper's Opera
l!orhc, virginia, IND will go for Stew
arts Gcdlp ON Saturday night, Oct.
Ssh.
y. ). Attorney Whitchor and Mar
6hal Moorc left for Carson last night,
hhring III charge Hugo Baumane,
bound ovrr 20 appear before the u. S.
grand jury or tina charge OF selling
whiJkey TO Indians.
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lFRoM THURSDAYS DAILY
SALaIAGUSDI.

A full report OF tho Democratic
Couoty Conreation will appear to-
morrow.
A key ring containing irc keys was
picked up On the street brtwsen the
Depot Hotel and depot to-day. Tho
owner can have same by applying al
This cDire.
Tho meeting at tho opera house laat
night WAS largely attended, and
shO"eA that the people Of kn are
enthusiastic in tho support OF Weaver
an ! Field.
We regret exceedingly that lack OF
space prevents US from giving tho
speeches Of Senator Stewart, Hon
Thoo. Wren md Hon. +. q. Newlands
" our readers today.
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tFRoH FRIDAY's DAILY.l
sALMAGUNDl

The political pot Btill boils. n
Convention jokers are numerous.
The candidates lot don't seem to be
IA happy one.
DR.. MeiZs returned from California
this corning.
Candidates for Office in Elko county
arc very scarce.
Tho County Commissioners meet
Monday. Put in your bills.
Hoo. Francis G.. Newlands went up
TO Wells this morning to address tho
people on the political issues Of the
day.
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DFMO CNAllC CONVENTION.

Convention called to order by A.
w. lesson Chairman OF County
Central Committee.
A. W. Hesson was elected Tempa-
rarY Chairman.
w. w. Booher was elected Tampa
rary Secretary.
en- motion n committee OF S on Cre-
dentials WAS appointed consisting OF
Geo Russell, Jos Triplett, A q Dnw.
Icy, E p IInrdesty aod Z A Why.
On melton the Convention ad.
journed till Q o'clock.
AFTERNOON. sEsGIoN.
Convention called to order by A
w liesEon, Temporary Chairman.
The Committee on Credentials
made the following report whic
was adopted:
REPORT oY coaNIrTRE OK CREDENTIALS
TO tho Chairman OF tho Elko coun-
ty Democratic Conventions:
We the Committee on Credentials
find the following named gentlemen
entitled TO a seat in this Convention.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. RUSSELL,
Z. p. HARDrsTr,
Z. :. WAY.
A. q. DAwLrr,
F. TRIpIrrT
Carlin-Gco. Mcintosh, Thos. Crit.
fin, Il Farrell, Geo Mcintosh proxy,
Harry Bell, Geo Mcintosh proxy.
Columbia
Glover Valley
Camp Haileck--A G Dorsey.
EIko-G w Litton, IL Chase, L E
Morgan, 8 NJ Henley, w W Booher
proxy, j W Yoweli, T. K Keysor, A w
lesson proxy, c e Mayer, Chris Ieesk-
hart, ] Is Abel proxy, II S Van Drielen'
Huntington Valley-John Trenor.
IlBlieck--l n Sherwood.
Island Mountain Hugh Martin. E
= Why proxy.
Jack Crock
Lamotile vul!ey-Hsnry Voigt, Jud
Dakin, p II McDermott.
Mountain City-NT Tobias, EA Way
proxy.
Mourd Vnlley-W S Clayton, VIM
Kennedy, Geo Russell proxy.
North Ruby-t p Woolverton, Saml
Bachman.
North Fork
Railroads. l. Womack, F Nc
Phetres, proxy.
South Ruby-Johu T Wright, A q
Dawley proxy.
South Fork-Knox A Crnnc.
Sp.uc, mont-Robort Hartley.
Starr Vallsy-M Hall, j f. Triplett
proxy, Bon Armstrong, j Is Fitch
proxy. r.9a
E A Way. G McMaste,s, f A Way
proxy, WI Triton, L 4. Way proxy,
w l. Mcclure, + A Way proxy, John
Murphy, w II Bentley, W 'Tuggle, j
V Murray, p Griffin, Roger Dough
crty, j Is FOLEY, ] S Thompson, w Z
Vosburg, Jamos Dolan.
Wolls-Wui CJngcr, EP Hardesty
II II Curyell.
Weiland's. j II Weiland, ] Il Trip
lett proxy.
On motion tho Chair appointed ,
committee Of seven on Platform ant
Resolutions, AMI ono VI seven on Per
manont Organization and Order o
Business.
ORDER or BusISEsa.
A G. Dawley, Il A Way Wm Con
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot iTnieI-.CIark Sc Green, FRO.
r%riCtOre.

lrtCtOre.
.IohA Jushnian, Pleasant; Charley
EeGon!c, Albert Rcboul,, Jncob Con
rad, J y l;oboris, l. a Whitcomb, J A
Robertson. } II Hayward. Mrs Il V
SLrcetcr, LamoIiie; Mira Il NJ Key.
noldn, South rOrI; James II Dewar,
Board O rral; \ LSnider, Dcctb; II
= rhrall, = l';-WGlter StoIiel & eon.
Mira " a Shenrcr, Sto'ioi; A l. An.
drew, Rccd'g Station; Jos A Taylor,
Min Civ; ~ A Young, Blaine; Robt
Sb,ofl! Saltwater; John Shelton 4
eon, ~SrustH, Chl; j. Wood, Tucson;
w t. FOrlhnn, Tccoma; w l. Mn.
honey, cimG Fits Henry, Gantz Creek;
Ed MciEo!lips, s. w Knapp. Ogden;
Geo Il Wilson, Weilund's: j II
Nhitcd, q II HINT, Nadsworth; Is II
Wild, vito & daughter, Los Angeles.
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RATES.

Que ocpy, sac Observation-Disclosures. ...t , 90
Gao COPY. siE ponths.................... oO
For any period usdsr ak months. one dollar
or H3nt3. Payable in Advance.
UvsISd by carrier 10 Eiko al a. o<nts = -eek.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Fusli.het svury Sunday, and .snt TO any ad-
ar.ss iro,tssc psiIi. At he following rates
P,sAD,s In 4lyslcs:
y " TstF... =
B.: y
Ser sny pariod rsdsr sir month, rifsy
es~ts pss noEih.
sniernd al tho EIxo. Nevada. Postonee for
R.IsnInioa ;aLoasb toe mails as second
LA anI matter.
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The Raiirond Assessment.

The assessment OF the Central Pa
ciiic raiiroad as fixed by the S.ato
Board OF Assessors il n rank injustice
tothe Taxpayers OF this county. As.
SCISSOR II sgtrs in making the acscss.
D5nt for this yoar held tho resident
taxpayers TO tho ID per cent. hUrri.
zontal raise made by tho tate Boz rd
last yoar with tho TN lsrsta ling that
tho railroad would DO hold Ia tho
san figures, $4,000 per milo.
Tho difference Uutwcon tho MS
Gcssmcnt for 1891, us finally liked
vthe S'ato Board and that for 1892
as made Saturday. will Ia seen from
thu following table:
1901.
1885 Miles Main rrnck %
slG,lW pcr Mile. Isl ,39O,s5o 90
l7.l0 Miles Side Track @
$3.50 por Milo ..... 5o,5i5 50
Total 80. -. ...s2,i5O,J05 so
-
1872.
1885 Miles Main Track %
$1,000 per Mile ...s2,07o,0O0 90
ITO Miles SidU Truck @
$4,000 por Milo ...... $3.50 10
---.----
Total ...... ...... 22,l3O,51O 10
Assessment 1901 .R2,450,3o5 50
Assessment 1897 ....... 2,i3O,57O W
--------
! Making u difference Of. & 3l9,S25 80
IN favor OF tho liailroud Co. and on
which they will pay NJ taxes Tor 1872.
I This means a less Of $685. 81 Of State
a md county rcuenuos.
4 Oh The Other hnno there Is no 70.
\ lief 10 the taxpayers whose property
has been held up to or above tho Ii
horizontal raise Of last Year. Thcy
must ply on all they have, whilo tic
Railroad Co, with ita powerful.
friends NJ Court, is generously do
mated 1850 d.
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EnIroR AND PROPRIETOR.
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Mclaughlin hRvihR received tho
largest number III votes were declared
nominated.
LO Henderson was placed 10 nom.
i%natiou for Sheriff. Mr. Henderson
appeared before tho Convention, paid
his So and endorsed tho platform
heartily. On motion no was nomin.
Rtcd by reclamation.
For County Clerk NJ g Cecil, j. L
Bingham aud L a Stnu,s wcro ballot.
oil for with the following result:
First ballot-Cccil, 81; Bingham,
81; Stauts, H.
Second bal!os--Ce 81; bingham,
81 Stauts, 4.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

scissors. He Is now ia jail to await
the action of the grand jury and it
win be long time before he is free
man again.
Edward Murphy, the young man
who has been SO expert with his pen
and so successful in raising funds on
other peoples names is in the base
lnent of the court house where he will
lodge until the meeting of the next
grand jury. Sheriff Smith traced him
to Butte and notified sheriff Lloyd who
arrested him and returned him to Ida
no. Judge Stevens enquired into the
young mans crookedness and being
satisfied that he was very crooked
pointed to the basement and said, Hgo
hence" He went.
Fishing flies, lines and hooks at
Fernish drug store.
just received a new line of misses
and .childrens school shoes very cheap
and good at w. II. Danilson's.
A printers life is not all silk and
satin, neither is it all wool and cotton.
1t has its rays of sunshine and glad
ness like the life of any other individ.
ual. A bright ray of gladness came
10 the boys of this Office Tuesday when
a lady friend presented each Of then
with a beautiful pansy bouttonaire
Each little GIFT. bright beauty in it.
self. came as ioyfully and as accepta
/ bly, as the music of ripping waters tc
a traveller in the desert. The clicking
Of the types was more musical for th'
rest Of the day and the hours deV
swifter than the hours of the day be
fore.
Dress Goods below cost. Roya
Bedford cords reduced from l5c. I,
to l0c. per yard for 80 days at w. II
Danilsen's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
we Mast Haze More Time.

The Democrats of the county must
have more time for the county cam
paign than has been given them by
the Central committee. 1t is a neces-
sity. We must have it. Bingham
is a large county and no candidate
can make a decent canvass of half the
townships in % days. The COMMITTEES
must extend the time at least Is days.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
Desert Lands.-NOtice OfIntentlOn 70 Make
Praof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
nlackfont, Idaho. July eth, lSq2. i

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
nackfoot, Idaho, July 9TH, lSe2.
I. Rhoda ]. Hutchinson, of Blacktoot Bing-
ham county. Idaho. who made desert land APP
plication No l0O5, on the i4th day of August
1889. for Sw54, NWh of Section =, in Township
South. Range 30 East, b. NJ, hereby Rtre no.
tice OF my intention to make iinal proof to es.
tablish my claim to the land above described
before the Register and Receiver at Blackfoot,
Idaho, on Saturday the Thirteenth day of
August lsss2 and that expect TO prove that
said land has been properly irrigated and re-
claimed i'm the manner required by law, by two
OF the following witnesses:
Moroni Hess, John Amor, Duncan Kerr, OF
Basalt. Idaho. William Goggans of Blsckfoot,
Rhoda ]. Hutchinson.
PERRY j. ANsoN,
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
MIDSUMMER NEWS ITEMS.

~N~ - N-%~f
Jay Gould and family are spending
few days on Wood river. Mr.. Gould
enjoys trout fishing in Silver creek.
Sheriff Smith left Thursday morn
Ing with six recruits for the pcniten-
liary forces.
Prof. Bonham, of Lewisville, il Wis
iting Blackfoot and will spend week
or more with friends before returning
The machinery for the new nour
mill is expected to reach Blackfoot
early in the month OF August
Mosquitoes are as thick away up
the river as snow fakes in a Dakota
blizzard
The grain crops in the northern
part Of the county are reported IN
usually promising.
Tammany has endorsed the Chicago
platform and promised the ticket lis
most earnest support
General Roberts has been visiting
In North Idaho. The General, posi-.
bly,, Is hunting compliments again,
but not among the Prohibitionists
Lewisville celebrated the Fourth
of July in splendid style. Prof. Bon.
ham, well known TO our Blackfoot peo-
pie, was the orator Of the day.
Rev. Mr.. Pulliam will hold services
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
Ing and evening. The public is cor.
daily invited 10 attend
The National committeeman OF the
Peoples Party for Idaho are A. 7.
Lane, y, II. Anderson and u. r. Mum.
ro
Rev. John Dawson, rector, organized
Sunday school at St Pauls church
last Sunday afternoon with 10 mem.
bers Mrs. Rea superintendent
Our little bird is resting in the leafy
shade Of fragrant rose bushes listen,
ing to the stories which he will reveal
TO US in the near by and by.
Berries, cherries, aprcots. apples
peaches, cucumbcrs and tomatoes hav,
found their way TO our home market
They sell readily at good prices.
The high water in Snake river hai
fallen so low that there is no Longer
any danger to the bridge and th,
watchman has been Withdrawn.
Senator shoup's family is expected
soon from Washington. They will
spend the summer on the senators
ranch near Salmon City.
Now II the season for sore ears
made SO by constant pickings to eatcl
the faintest calls OF the people 70
candidates for Office.
Our friends, the republicans, will
open the campaign at Oxford mex
week. Mr. Shutter will open up an,
let In the light
The Peoples Party aud the Prohi
bition party crossed Mason's an,
DIxon's liue for their second men bu
the Republican party still wants tn
Force bill.
Weaver's name can give no strengtl
TO the new party. When the peopl,
read up on his past political recorc
they will stop the loom rather tha
support the weaver,
There will be four National an,
four State tickets in the field; thes
enlarged by four county tickets Wi
make an Australian ballot as big as
table cloth--a little table cloth.
A party from Blackfoot will TAX
an outing Cor camp life and goo
fishing in the vicinity of Beave
Canon about the middle Of the montl
The silver bill now before til
house of representative bus nol bee
advanced much within the past fe'
days but its friends feel conhdent
will be favorably reported By til
committee at the tirst opportunity
Annie Flynn. Of Cedar Rapids, lo
took large dose of laudapum, dram
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
School Money.

BOISE CRY, Idaho, July 5, 1892.
To TIE BLAcKFooT News
DEAR SIR--I have this day appor-
toned interest ON the general fund up
to July lst, 1892, to the several coun.
ties as follows
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09

And in accordance with law and tho order Of
the Board 81 Directors Ot the corporation
mete ON the 10 Gay Of March iS,ls So many
shares af each parcel of stock as may hc ncoes'
sary will be sold az public anctien az the Office
OF tho company Blaeksoot, ldn, ut O'Clock y.
m. or Saturday 9th day ot August lN'e to pay
the DELINQUENT sssessm0nt,oost OF advertising
and expense of sale.
w G, KILLtNnswnRTH,
Secretary Cor6ett Slonsh pitch 60
Blaektont, idaho, Jply atb, isiG
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-09
Delinquent Notice.
coRaErr SLOUGH DrrcH 90.

A Corporation. Location of principal place
OF business, Blaoktoot Idaho,
Notice. There are delinquent upon the
following described stock ON account of us,
spssmUnt Ne a. levied on the 18th day OF
March, 1872, the several amounts set opposite
the nanes OF the respective stockholders, as