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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond. Elizabeth A. Coleman to Mar
paret A. Pearman. 80 feet on north side .
street between Thirtieth and Thirty first,
600.
Of O. 4. Robinson, 30 feet on north side Grace
street between Laurel and Shaler $500
Joseph j. Hawkins and John 4 Dansey
and their wives TO Joseph NJ Newell three
fourths interest in 81 feet on north side Nena-
bic street. -35S. -.
Robert H. Hines to r. T. Hin. 30 feet on
north side Leigh street near Oak sss.GG
George j. Hooper, ST. 10 William H. Hill.
40 feet on south side Spring street near
Laurel, $500
J. ii. Lewis. special commissioner. to Susie
A. Mccarthy, 1879 feet on west side Harrison
street near Park avenue. $3.50.
Mary NJ. NystrOms trustee 10 James II.
Johnson, 32l5 feet on east side ST. John street
between Baker and Charity $3.50.
Dore Schneider 10 Major Bla K. q feet on
south sido Leigh street near Henry, SEQ.
Edward j. Warren. To Thomas T. Stagg.
u 7-l2 feet on north side Cary street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth ~, $50.
Harit0.-Wiiliam j. Lacy 10 j. I. Goddin,
trustee. IS feet on south side of Clay street,
between Hancock and Graham. $3.50.
Susie A. and Carlton Mccarthy 10 Old
Dominion Building and Loan Company >
trustees, 30 feet on west side of Harrison
street near Park avenue $1,000.
John O'roole TO T. ID. Hill. trustee, 20 feet
on Grace street, northwest corner Shafer,
IS. 900.
Georgianna l.. and G. A. Robinson TO w. j..
Ieake. trustee 30 feet on north side OF Grace
street. between Laurel and Shafer. :l,543.t0
Mollie T.. Seay To Granite L. Is. /. Com
pany's trustees 90 feet on east side of Locust
alley. 81 300
Thomas f.. Stage to James W. Anderson,
trustee. Y T-l2 feet on north side of Cary
street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth,
81 nO6 gi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
MIR. PAGE PROTESTS.
He Has Writfenln Letter Too Disrespectfu
to be Read Before the Committee.

He Has writtenja Letter Too Disrespectful
to DO Read Before the Committee.
Dr. Jud. b. Wood yesterday received let
ter from Mr. Samuel NJ. Page. q candidate
for the Common Council from Jefferson ward
in the late municipal primary. 1t -ill DO re-
membered that ON the original cotnt from
that ward Mr.. Hirshberg was apparently
elected over Mr.. Page by ono vote, and
that on the recount by the COM
nttee II was found that Dir. Page
was elected by handsome. major
ny. These votes were gained IN tn
Third precinct OF jefferson ward. and when
that ward WAS finally thrown out Mr.. Pages
remaining vote was less than one Of the
candidates he previously outnumbered. and
Dir. Page WAS again defeated. The letter
comprises five pages of closely written legal
cap paper. reviewing at length the circum.
stances IN connection with his checkered
candidacy and protesting against the action
OF tho committee IN throwing out the
vote OF the Third precinct by which he WAS
elected. and demanding that his case be de-
cided without reference 10 the standing OF
the other candidates. | found DR.. Wood
reading the letter when | called at his house
last evening. He declined to allow II to ba
published on the ground that IL was disre-
spectiul In tone and attacked the integrity VI
some Of the individual members OF the COM
mittee. lie said be would probably refer the
matter 10 a subcommittee and let them de.
eide whether II was proper communication
allowing 1t 10 be read IN the committee meet
ing. The committee will probably meet
Tuesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
NULL CAPS And HATS.

Ronnd Embroidered Caps, all sizes, loc.
Two piece Caps, embroidered side corded
back. 25c.
White Null Embroidered Hats, ejc.
Pretty styles in Embroidered Hats ana
shirred Caps. dozen styles to select from 5)c'
Fine quality Null or Silk Caps and Has re-
duced to 75c and si.
Ons lot Silk Null Hats, all colors' Point
dIreland Lace on brim, reduced from s2'is TO
sL5O.
One lot China silk Hats. same style as above
reduced from ss.95 TO g.
Rows Tam OShanter Null Hats, pretty dc
signs at SOC. and ,5c.
=. X. sun ponnets. good quality with neat
fancy edge, CSC.
Better grades At Ssc.. ssc.. acc. and 800.
Fine Null Sun Bonnets. ei.s5 to taco.
Special o6er In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
THE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA. SUNDAY. MAY Is, 1872

circulating engines must develop 5000 horse
power and the other forty-odd auxiliary
engines mny be safely put down for an extra
200 horse power. we have tho four boilers 20
furnish steam for $500 horse power. Forced
draught il not an economical way OF obtain
ing power, 30 We must allow at least ~
pounds of coal per horse power per hons,
or consumption OF about t-1 tons
an hour or 235 tons per day.
This Is at the rate of Az pounds OF
coal per square foot of grato surface per hour.
lho rate OF combustion should pe about ID
pounds per hour per square foot OF CRATE sur
face with natural draft. and az II IS more eco
nomical we might get horse power Tor an
hour for pounds. Then for 800 morse
power there would be a consumption OF loy
tons per day. a saving Of IS tons per Gay.
But at the rate OF 10 pounds OF coal per square
foot OF CRATE and % pounds per morse power
the CRATE surface will have % he Increased 10
LIZA square feet instead Of the 3d. square feet
we have. and we would then need 81 boilers
such as we have.
In order 10 prevent too much heat beng
lost through radiation the temperature OF the
steam at 100 pounds pressure being 800 de-
grees Fab. and the temperature OF tho hre-
room about 90 degrees the boilers and the
lower part OF the smoke pipe will be covered
by ~ inches Of conducting material
which will adda few tons TO the boiler weights
in order to burn SO much coal large smoke
pipe il necessary. The one IN question is
oval. l5x9 feet and about Gj feet high.
Some difficulty is expected by the public IN
getting the boilers 10 the ship. The Cnesa-
peake and Ohio tunnel is too small tor them
g. pass through. as are the doors OF tue shop.
Tho latter wil! have 10 be enlarged and If the
double track IA the former IS converted into
q single track IN the centre, 1t IS possible 10
pass the boilers through. However. there
will be no difficulty in hauling the boilers TO
the dock and sending them by water.
SPEED AND POWER.
Some idea may be obtained Of the enor-
nous sacrifice Of power TO obtain small IN
crease OF speed at the higher speed from the
following table deduced from the perform
ance OF similar ships by tronde's law ofcom-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Real Estate Men to Meet.

There is a talked-of meeting of the real
estate men of the city at an early day for the
purpose of forming an association for the
betterment OF the agents as well as the in
terests of their patrons The prevailing sign
board advertising which obtains so uniyer-
sally on vacant lots in and around the city
and which by reason of competition has
grown too costly. as well as 10 assume such
unsightly proportions. will be matter for
discussion. | had talk with prominent
real estate agent on the subject yesterday.
lie says the most conservative deprecate the
habit Of filling the vacant lots with signs
This mode, they claim. has a tendency to
weaken the market, in that it gives the pro-
perty begging appearance. The idea IS to
have the would-be purchaser seek his lot end
not the lot the purchaser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
THE DRJ W VI EMS.


Meeting OF Virginia Division, TravelerG fro-
tective Association.
A meeting of Virginia Division. Travellers
Protective Association. was held at Murphy's
Hotel last night In the absence Of Mr. II.
s. Christian. the president, Mr.. Joseph Wal
lersten took the chair and Mr. W. .. Shell
burr acted as secretary in the absence OF Mr..
George Gibson. Mr.. Il. K. Roberts WAS
elected IA delegate from Virginia division to
attend the annual convention at Old Point.
and Mr. John b. Culpeper was elected alter
nate
The following committee was elected to
go to Clifton Forge. Va. June 18th, to
escort the national delegates e. Richmondt
Robert :. Christian. G. W. Saunders. Joseph
Wallerstein. A. V. Shea. Robert III. Smith. A.
Judson Watkins, K. X. Robinson, ". Q. Shell
burn, A. Cohen W. H. Bache
The following committee was also ap-
pointed TO escort the national delegates from
Richmond TO old Point 10 the annual con-
vention, June 18th John Is. Culpeper. :. g..
Shield }. &. Spott. Jr., George Gibson. Jr.
Thomas l.. Golf A. j. Marcuse, A. q. John
son, William Bosher, X. +. Craig. w. D..
Crump.
Meeting adjourned to meet again Saturday
night, May 2lst. at Nurphy's hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
Virginia at the Fair.

Notwithstanding the attention which is be-
ing directed at this time to national politics.
the great interest developed in the Colum-
bian Exposition or Worlds Fair remains un-
disturbed. and efforts are constantly being
made throughout the various States to devise
some new and attractive method to improve
the general affair and 20 secure permanent
md beneficial results for their respective
commonwealth.
Chicago have determined upon publishing
from each separate State in the Union hand
somely bound and profusely illustrated book.
which IS TO be used as an authoritative work
OF reference for that State.
Mr.. ". Woodruff has been assigned 10 the
State of Virginia. and will make his head
quarters IN this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
For beating His WIFE.

J. II. Brown, doing business at the corner
OF Main and Madison streets. and living a
short distance in the county west Of Lee
monument. was yesterday arraigned before
Justice FriscnkOrn upon the charge of beat
ing and assauiting his wife Sophia ID. Brown
Upon investigation the Justice imposed fine
of 70 and costs and required security in the
penalty of 900 for Mr.. Browns good be-
havior and 10 keep the peace towards all
the citizens of the Commonwealth especially
10 his wife Sophia. These are the parties,
who som9 months since instituted divorce
proceedings III the circuit court, Mrs. Brown
being plaintiff. An injunction was at the time
awarded enioining and restraining Brown
from interfering with his wife and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

A. NJ. TO organize Peoples party" or bot
ter known ms Third party" The precinct
chairmen that have been appointed are
rs follows: Subjects. p. u. Porter !;
Dorsett's, ID. i. Turpln; Pinevile. Paul Mi
chaux Iowhatan Courthouse. X. q. Cralie;
BGllsyille. Benjamin Hobson; Smiths Cross
Roads. William f. Royal.
Powhstan's delegate to the Peoples Party
Convention" which will meet in Richmond,
is J. Haskins Hobson.
Colonel Cheves will speak for prohibition
Tuesday night in Leader Hall. The public
are In Ylfnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
RIBBONS! RIBBONS !

IL we were to attempt 10 quote prices, Win
colors and shadings. OF orr immense supply OF
Ribbons in Plain, Gros Grains, Satin Moires and
Fancies We would not have space on this side oil
the paper. To appreciate the extensive variety
or the extreme low prices we have marked our
Ribbons they must be seen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
FLOWERS.

Daisy wreaths al colcrs' &c.
Violet Wreaths all colors. PC
Duue-cup Wresths, all colors &C.
Wild Rose Wreaths. all colors }sc.
Fine Daisy Wreaths. mixed with grass, zoe.
Rose Sprays. all colors. lOc.
Wild Rose Sprays and Leaves &c.
Chrvsanthemum Sprays all coloFs three 10
bunch, zoe.
Wheat. all colors in punches. 50c.
Fine French Monturos and Lilac Sprays S'c-'
soc. and re.
Our Imported Sprays aud Wreaths in fine
grades lave all been reduced just one-ihird OIL
former price.
Full assortment OF Jacqueminot Rose Sprays.
which are very popular now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
CORSEHS.

Au,hs Popular Brands in Domestic ANA I'm.
o.. cor.s,s are shown here Tomake things
p 49, IN mi, department. THIS WEEK ONLY
we shall offer two special drives Our standard
.oc Corset we shall run 1t &c.. and our stan
dsrd q Corset at 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
To Open the Hospital.

Z. f. 90 Camp has been ordered 70 assem-
he M the soldiers Home this afternoon at
3.30 o'clock to attend the opening of the hos
pItal Services will be conducted by DR..
'Tador The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the camp,
tho adie, Of HOLLYWOOD and lakewood Me.
mortal Associations and Pickett Camp will
assist in the exercises
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
HANDKERCHlEfS.

Our importation OF Rerchief'' which we're 70
arrive on September isi, through some ms
understanding was shipped NJ once. we ha's
them here. and it is too far 20 send them scfo''
tho waters again. SO we shall give you 'De peno-
N OF Gu. prices in preference 10 hoidins mem
oyer until next season. Don't fail 20 see 'ns
grades we offer at &c. They arc sold elsewhsls
., ssc. and soc. Other grades IN Ike prop0s-
tons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
WINDSOR TIES.

We have inst opened an elegant variety OF
Windsor Ties. especially adapted Tor sh'u
Waists. in al desirable shades; also complete
line OF colors in China SILK Drawa End Refer
Scars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
a. l.. v. A.

The ladies Of the Central COMMITTEE OF
Association for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities are requested 70 attend called
meeting of the committee at i07 east Grace
street on Tuesday. May 18th. at $50 o'clock.
Important business will be before the COM
mittes and full attendance 10 earnestly
desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
fl.nrico County.

The county court was in session yesterday.
The Gaze of j. Silva. charged with house
burning. which has been pending IN the court
for severai days a full account of which has
auueared in THE TIMES was given 10 the
Jury. After celebrating they failed to agree
aud were discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
THE TEXAS MACHINERY.
or>cRirrroN or TBD mo ENGINES
-,. work =. Nearly Completed and all VIII
soon be Taken ,o.,he ship-f"ra'-f'"'
Immense Boilers.

49,. f,ovtenouth nayv-yaTd. where
h--it'" i.,.,... ,,,a1o fsr their reccp-
Wepag"e."' ''' t.,1 = ...,r,otive
tion. Iu ta.- IS .rA ihe h'c"i'i'"' '''
,,-..,.1 o. taken drst rank 2 the great INDUS
tt, country and now stands
tiia' l'"', -... ~ southern enterprises
hAth' 81. .'' . .,.,r,lfistv cxurc-sod even
..'. Do-.rt-,ent when the officers Of
8, que ''' ...,.'lo,to.k 10 show that they
t..- ''AFN"N 49,. ttis hind OF work INT
were csIA".o D. .''. ~.i.a,,--ls was iuvesti-
when t.' '"'. ~. ~. .....r. cont here for the
gaze. .l iaf" '-~'''0 .'-t,1 tlot with "A
purpose. l"tf nt '"DN lro g., fr am.
iow a-aii.."e '-ol "'.'.- "a fo.fers .l.t tbc
wDfN .- i.'a,." ',i....r5
aci ii. ."'"' '-'h'.' .,.r, r,,a1e and The
ample "uPt' oE..'..,3 Ioron1-
coa.ttet N"i"e' ;. ,..o .~5....,-.f plants iu
N'e N0t"s oFe' enc '.'
she N..IA i.l '''t.' , f..-. satisfactorily
I" HN- "'' ' - , faw 0l the
Done ' Niih tne eAr'i.' ,...f f.rrInrs ihe
ttce. cas-. rs anl At-f'o IONA On tne
entro uucton Aa. ..~'o n most OF the
ground. 1eie'' '"' '.t.ncrg 40 Gle North
lo-s l.., .re flo various classes %. woiA
-', ..s.-e,t osta li.slments AND me" as
ff.fet The place OF erection MAcA O.--'-
.r...1
"ftfs various ani difficult mecAa.n' =.
.-fr...t I'D Ins boon accom- i-leltN VIII ''
tI...t .taux .rv plants ana puts tAe it.eI-
-.--f Locomotive Works aleAi ln some re-
s.. &. o. tae best Notwithstanding p4"u'S ~
f.r.f.frF.
T.a latte-sl.p Texas s., now nearly COM
r-.t.t anl Ode ways ior launching neg are in
. .-.. ~ construction. aud % is thought size
,.I .. launched DOT later than une -3th
.t..aIlr tlo machinery has been com
..... flra month and rho huge boilers are IN
... l..lcei SKATE ot construction W' or
81. -e propeller sl IT, were shipped - tA'
.uouta naFf-yard " nohih ago ant w.
.as.. ees. We're the first necess y. as they
r t.e holes in me vessel ana iHhno .''I
rr f.r launching. lue iai"hto 80.
merry Wll De shipped lA 'A' "eAs 10"
n.t.-
IIs Ioc0Nol .tE CONTRACTS.
r..to1 the Locomotive Works yesterday
,.... .,.es and cities yet greater Besides
.tc.rtract for nay4. machinery theTe
-. -.ry locomotives IN variou, stages
lima ir these shops. most of them for
.. lI.-aueahe aua Ohio aud Big -Four RAIL
a.s U.ldled. Cd. smut and dust begrmed
everywhere and hundreds ~ machines
..r.- rr almost human intelligence ll
every department made a
..... almost ciaofici n appearance and dis
.- -...,u sound.
% tle guidance of lIr Alex. Cruck-
Us. u.loteI through the works and
.ost interesting manner had explained
.n detail Che great naval machinery.
al. craiakshanks is Scot and his pronun-
r...l .s ikea breeze from the Clyde where
ra.t fleets of the world are built. lie
from tlis famous slipbuuiiug place
0. .lolgl.y familiar with SNIP machlAciN
now spending his time between lhe
l.t. ..ri and The works prepmngt 10 transfer
t1'- i'.-L'.eIl 10 '.e ,i,- 80 tho oroct
rs. 70 ~. ,,l.~I. so,y fine large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
aaD Ct "a SON.
Shirt Waists and Washable Wrappers.

Print Waists for Boys and Ladies, neat pat
terms. 25c.
Percale Shirt Waists, high sleeves &c., &c
and zoe.
Crepon SHIRT Waists pretty patterns, jAbos
front 81.
Black Saline Waists, all sizes. Csc.
Black and Navy Polka Dot iabot 'front.' Fine
French Saline. si.2j
Plain French Saline Waists. jabot front. IN
Navyo- Black. very stylish. s..,j.
silk Waists in Plain. Navy or Black China
SIX: also Fancy Striped China Silk.
One lot Outing Suits, nice quality percaie,
Navy Blue. neat. pretty patterns, SKIRT sud
Waist complete, si.sS.
French Percale Outing Suits, in pretty stripes
Cadet Blue. well made, perfect fitting. s2.s3.
Washable Wrappers in Prints, light colors'
CSC.
Percale Wrappers in light and dark shades
all sizes. al -.
French Percale Wrappers S'riped ana folka
Dots. light and dark colors. made with iHii
front. Vatican back, square aud round YOKE al
made with inside body. choice $50.
Complete variety OF better grade Wrappefs'
and also some very pretty designs In China
six Tea Gowns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

II. Seldom Taylor II Son will sell by pub
lie auction on Monday May Is, 1892, at $50
=. NJ. two medium size well-arranged brick
dwellings. Nos. llll and 1913 Ross street. This
s good investment property. Sec ADVERTISE
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
city Circuit Court.

The following SUIT was instituted yesterday:
T. Wiederer Bro. against Ganss Il Co.
Case. Damage. 200.
May term begins tomorrow The Jurors
are as follows: Moses NJ. Myer. Philip Bear,
Thomas \. Render, John Boucher. A. A.
Chapman. c. W. Burr. A. X. Lawrence.
Frank j REILLY. w. III. Craig. Henry u. Rid
dick, j. Mack Tiller and Ira Glazebrook.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
AUXILIARY MACHINERY.

FIRST and foremost comes the ai--pump
10th % size and importance There are TWO
ia number. one for each condenser Each
pump consists Of two single-acting vertical
pumps. worked by an independent compound
engine. Each engine will develop about rs
horse power. The rse of the aiT-pnmp is 20
draw the condensed water air and yapor
IRON the condensers this pump being lack
inc the accommodating mir and vapor would
destroy the vacuum IN the condenser
The circulating pump is a centrifugal one.
10 merely gives the water speed and direction.
IL pumps water through the tubes Of the CON
deuser The valves of the pump are - inches
in diameter and weigh ]. 700 pounds. There
Is one for each condenser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15

ingat O the
snofthe ared
ndvihe lead W
stIewt le beng
rt sqlGeb eoW W lcoin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-15
MILLINERY.

~ per cent. Oh
for this week. This means that our $40 Hats
will be- sold for IS, s5for 81 and 81 FOR s2.io'
etc. etc.
Ihis reduction does not apply to few hats
selected for the OCCASION, but includes the Ell
tire stock of Trimmed Cologed Hats and Bon
nets
UNlRIMNlFD STRAW HATS
White or Back Wide-Br.m Shade hats CSC
grade, &c
Black Rough Straw Yacht, isc
Chidren's Brown Trimmed Sailors i2c.
Willow Grown Trimmed Yachts all coiors.
i5c.
White. Black or Colorci Lace Straw Shapes
&c.
one lot Colored Fancy Straw Shapes that
were dec. and csc. reduced to $50. and SIC.
Imported Fancy Tuscan Colosed sira"
shapes that were si.e5, $40 and sl.'S-pr.ce for
this sale a..
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-01

Order to Show csuss why Order Of Sale Of Real
Estats Should Not be Mado.
In the Probate Court Of the County Of Ada,
State of Idaho.
In the matter of the Estate Of Mary A. Cor.
man, deceased.
Charles II. Reed the administrator of the
estate Of Mary A. German, deceased, having
fled his petition herein praying for an Order
Of Sale of all the real estate, Of said decedent.
for the purposes therein set forth.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of said
court, that all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased, appear before the said Pro-
bate Court on Friday, the 2lst day Of Octo-
Der, 1892, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day, at the Court room Of said Probate
Cour, at the Court house in said County of
A a, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said administrator to sell so
much Of the real estate Of the said deceased
Mary a. German as shall be necessary.
And that copy of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the CALD-
WELL TRIBUNE newspaper printed and
published in said Ada county.
w. +. RIVALS,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
Dated Sept. ~, 1892.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office, Boise City, Idaho.
Cant 20 Roo

Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
to make firal proof in support Of her claim, and
that said proof will lie made before the Regis.
and Receiver at Boise City, Idaho, on
November IL, 1892.
viz: Mary An Regan, Of Emmett, Idaho,
who made Hd. entry No. 1856, for the w
nc4 nw4 SCI and mex swA Sec. 81, Tp.
8NRiw. She names thcfollowing witnesses
to prove her continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: Michael Yag-
iscn, Thomas Murphy, Emmett, Idaho, VIII
liam Connaughion, Sweet, Idaho, Price
Balm, Emmett, Idaho.
CHAs. s. KINGSLEY, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-01
RAILROAD RATES

10 Pocatello on occasion of Grand
Lodge of Idaho, Oct. 10, 1892, fare Is
on certificate plan. A, X. Steunenberg
will sign certificates. By this plan you
buy your ticket paying full fare; the
agent also gives you a certificate, which
when signed by Mr.. Steunenberg, enti-
ties you to return for one-fifth fare.
Tickets son sale 9Th to 18th; good re-
turning until goth. Round trip will
cost $1525.
To Idaho Falls, on occasion of Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union,
Oct. II to "a. Rate of is making
round trip cost $3.50.
To Idaho Falls account of Bingham
county fair. October 8, 10, II, and II.
One fare for round trip, $685..
To Caldwell from all Idaho points,
October 10 and 20, Is fare on occa-
ion Of Good Templars' Grand Lodge.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-10-01
ORDER FOR SPECIAL TERM DIS
TRICT COURT.


Special Term of the District Cour. OF the
Third Judicial District OF the State Of Idaho,
in and for the County Of Ada.
State Of Idaho,
Judicial Department.
BY virtue Of the authority vested
in me, by an act Of the legislature of the State
OF Idaho, entitled, can act to provide for
fixing the terms Of the District Courts of The
several districts Of the State Of Idaho, and to
add the sections Of this Act to Chapter Three
of Title One of the Code of Civil Procedure
of Idaho as Sections 1894 and 1885," APP
proved December 20, 1890; it is hereby or
dered that a special term of the District
Court of the Third Judicial District Of the
State of Idaho, in and for the County Of Ada,
shall commence at Boise City, the county
seat of said Ada county, on the twenty fourth
day Of October, 1902. E. NUGENT,
Judge Of the Third Judicial District Of the
State of Idaho.
Done at Chambers, Boise City, Idaho, Sep
TENDER II. 1892.