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LIKE A MEXICAN CONSPIRACY.
Dynamite in the Coffee Part Of an
Insurance Plot?
Detectives May he Sent to Mexico to
Investigate.

The police OF this city will In all prob
ability make a searching investigation
into the facts connected with the find
Ing on Saturday last OF package Of
dynamite In sack OF coffee. which mr.
rived here In May last on the steamship
City OF Washington from Oaxaca, Mex
leo.
The mysterious package was taken by
Capt Devery and Detective Madden, OF
the Old Slip station. to Police Head
quarters this morning, and was exam
ined by Inspector Mclaughlin. who ar
forwards held long consultation with
his visitors. The Internal machine was
then taken back to the station. where 1t
will be closely guarded.
Ii afforded no clue ds to Its origin, ex-
cept what may be gained from the pages
Of printed paper In which 1t was wrapped.
These are evidently leaves torn from an
old Spanish book. The paper Is rather
heavy. and looks as II 1t had been soaked
In OIL
Ramon V. williams, the Mexican Vice
Consul visited the Old Slip station this
morning and looked at the package and
Its wrappings. He said that the print
ing on the paper was Ola spanish, the
type being similar to that used seventy
five or eighty years ago, or even In the
last century, and, Judging from the text,
the leaves were part OF work on the
Rights OF Citizenship"
He thought It was IA translation from
the French. The matter was of u So
cialistic character. and there We're SEN
fences relating to the heavy taxation to
which the poor people were subjected.
There were some pencil marks on the
margin of the leaves. but he could not
decipher the writing even with the aid
OF magnifying glass
Mr. Williams, however, made out the
trade mark which appeared on the out
| side wrapping paper. 1t contained the
name of Alfredo Nobel. manufacturer Of
dynamite Incorporated under the laws
Of Mexico.
| The bag he said, In which the pack
age was placed was similar to those used
In Mexico for shipping coin and specie,
These discoveries were regarded by the
| police as important. and Mr.. Williams
said he would at once communicate with
| the Mexican authorities on the subject.
In his opinion the dynamite was placed
| I'm the coffee sack at Oanoca whence II
was originally shipped by rail to Vera
| Cruz. and this was corroborated by
! Thomas j. O'Donohue. OF ODonOhue 81
| Sons, the coffee merchants. of SIS Front
street who purchased the consignment.
! He said the coffee all came In original
packages, and the sacks had not been
| opened since they left the plantations.
Detective Madden said that Inspector
! the existence of IA plot to destroy or in
| jure the cargo so that Il claim might be
| made for insurance. Such cOnspracics
had been heard OF before, and one had
| been unCaTthed not man" months ago.
| II was the intention Of the Inspector
| he thought, to send n man down to Mex,
leo to thoroughly investigate the matter
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CASHIER FITZGERALD MISSING.
The Merchants Central Clubs Clerk
Goes Away Iiur-icdly.

The story Of the disappearance OF
John Fitzgerald, the cashier and conf
dental clerk of the Merchants Central
club. of 6s Grand street, although II,
happened las; March. on.y leaked out
to-day II is alleged that there WAS u
deficit of about Sl,Oo0 in Fit1gcrald's ac-
counts, which was the immediat" cause
OF his disappearance, He had been in
the clubs employ for :wo or three years
and was paid SlG1 month. II" enjoyed
the greatest confidence of the club mem
beers, and IL was mercy an accident that
one OF the m,macrs discovered that his
accounts were not accurately kept, An
investigation followed. and II Is claimed
that the accounts of members had been
tampered with to the extent of 81 900,
Fitzgerald disappeared pending the OK
animation of IN ehooks and has not been
seen since. The club charged of the
deficit to profit and loss and has made
no ,lfort to appreheni Fitzgerald. lie Is
an elderly wiaower with two adult sons.
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STEPHANrS SECURITIES.
Whether He Had IA Right to Assign
Them to he Decided.

Tho New York State Bank moved he
fore Judge E!schlff, of the cur. OF Com
mon Pleas, to-day % have the Farmers
Loan ana Trust Company made de-
fcalant In an action brought by Mrs
JoEcphinr S.c.hani, % recover from the
New York state Bank box " scruri-
ties deposited by her son, Alphonse j.
StrphauL prior 10 1871
The son was given "A Nc" sentence in
1881 for killing J.lGgc Reynolds In Al
gust last lac gave MS mother an assign
meat Of thcSc securities
the Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
1Hny had been made committee of the
person and estate of &tcpham. 1t Wls
Contendcd that he had no right to make
AN aSsiCnmcnt Of the securities The
Court reserved decision.
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COMPTON TRIED SUICIDE.
Shot Himself in the Left Breast with
II Rev Oliver.

At ll.iO o'clock this morning John
Compton, hftynine years cid, OF GO East
Thirteenth street. attempted suicide at
his home hy shooting himself In the lpst
breast with revolver,
lie was dangerously injured, and was
removed TO bellevue Hospital.
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NO ACTION ON HoRNBLowER TO-DAY.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Senate Committee
on Judiciary held its first meeting OF the regular
nrsai6n to-day, The nomination Of W. H. Horn
blower IL be Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States was under confederation, hut was
no, acted upon. owing 10 the fact that there are
AAz.a - four meGlbers OF the Committee RbscaL
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Cutting Down Expenses
Ii possible II one moves into fiat. servants
OF Il home; pleasant location; no annoyancrs;
hardwood finish, tasteful decorations. sanitary
To be obtained in the handsome seven room flats
n, ~ to ~ West 0sth st. rents from SO to $50
y JAMES II. HAY, I Wall st. or on premises.
A. ca! CoLUMBus AVE. . rooms l. bath
al w W or he MsMN
"4f hckEMs s oaS COLUMBUS 81 ave. Ssd 81,
A. THE THISTLE-l6 los ". Os,h 81. 4 rooms L
Sr M sSs coamSu, OF ave. M
01d 81;
A. LET, elegant new flats northwest corner
Columbus ave. B 17th 81. now ready: 7 rooms
bath; modern improvements; Steam heated !;
i MRoy Sent% r%RRAs Apply on PREMISE u'A
A;-rHE RAINIER, 3gI ": 2;,L Il, Central
p pas S or oS 81 Ffra@sH'
WICK co, 2i3 Columbus ave, near I'D "
BEs IN NEW YORK FOR THE MONEY.
Sl3 up Modern flats OF Z L 3 rooms, with
4 without Sicarn NEAT; Jus, Of, sher,
" oS 81 ST. H"cby. &ttorueys is WAN ST.
CHEAP ROOMS to let Tor colored PEOPLE on 7th
nys nST as ST. i S 10 'rGm -" 20
Sis, rooms with improvements: rent So
per month "a Hat Apply 100 w. 18th st.
WESTERLY APARTMENT HorsE northwest
Fol. rOM RROS. Sa8 broadway.
Sain. Steam steam heated from s2a to 81 V %aSlrs
| lanlior.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 4 G3p ST. -5& @ room
aS,S S% amre Ges s 10 FGGHs not water rel
| BLEtCKER ST., iO9-?d iioCr, rooms; good
condition; see them
| CAKNiISE 81, "a X rs Bes. house h cheapest
rents :! the nelghDorhood beautiful, large,
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A BIG BArcH OF IHnIcTNENTs

BIG BATCH OF ISnICTMENTs.
The extraordinary Grand Jury elei into the
Court Of Oyer and TerIniner at l ocloek, and
handed largs batch OF indictments up to Jus
tiee Barrett
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Flats and Apartments to let.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Cd ST. l3g x. Brooklyn Floor for small
family; q minutes to all ferries.
FINE 4 room flats In new building; 10 minutes
from city Hall, New York all light; rents, S15
as, Apply 100 sands st.
FLATS TO LET on Prospect slope, Brooklyn
Let me say to all sho want TO rent n nat. we
are bound TO suit you, no matter what you want,
large or small rent from Q .0to so; the most lib.
eral terms TO responsible tenantsi We must Nil all
vacsn; flats iUr the winter. JOHN PF1' =
IAN. 74l Union ST.. corner 9Th ave-, 4 800 9TH
- e., corner 18th St Brooklyn; both Offices open
es'eninRS
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FurnIshed-MIseeIIaneou,
unfurnished Rooms to Let.

18TH ST.. 2.3 w. near neutrality-suspicious. un-
furnished: furnished room, 81. 90 weekly; pri-
vate house, heated.
1ltTH ST., 3O8 Visit fiat 2 front rooms, un-
furnished, $40 per month.
9TH AVE, 59-Large unfurnshed room on ID
floor; privilege Of private bath; reasonable to
permanent parties. Keenan,.
2STH ST., 100 W.-Cheapest rooms ever offered /;
2& rooms from -. 20 to SIS per mouth; good
location.
BOTH 81. 81 W.-Benutful large, sunny front
parlor, 3Oxl3, handsomely decorated: will fur
nj new carpet curtains, gas, heat, attendance
$50 per month.
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Eurnjrhed-East Side.

18TH ST. 318 ". --A1minster carpets. &c. I
light rooms x bathroom: private hall parlor
heater; very handsomely furnished: fight. In
quire janitor.
i5TH ST., r.. a GEM rooms. steam
heated. sis weekly. FLAtiG. 242 W. a3d st.
6BTH ST. corner Park ave. The Adelaide
Apartment finely furnished rooms BATH:
private entrance on Park ave. specially adapted
Tor physician; steam hea,: all modern improve
meilts. Apply on premises.
9th sT., 800 j. Flat furnished. three rooms
all improvements; 90 weekly. Masterson.
9th ST.. 233 Il. Flat; three outside sunny
rooms, bath beautifully furnished: 81.
stephens
9th ST, 14l E.-A prettiIy & completely fur
nishe1 Nat. 4 rooms: bargain; owner going
abroad. Ganl.
THE RICHMOND. 1853 EAST SS'rII ST Costly
furnished apartment: suitable Tor smalfs
Cpntpe! family rent s34.
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unfurnlshsd-Wcst Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE. 621, near Dist st. 4
rooms: hathi improvements; bright, comfort
able, quiet $40. SO. s22, Janitrrs
AMSTERDAM AVE ,TGI choice corner, secont
flight; lnryc, light rooms; inst hnof inside:
RI m llis de HAT, all steam heated. James HEAR
uCy.
BEDFORD ST.. as. mar Morton IInndsomcl!
decorated. all light apartmeuts. $40 10 81. In
quirc janior.
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DOCTOR OR DENTIST.

To let. unfurnished, one of the best flats rooms,
in the city; LIST hoOr: corner SD ST. & Central
Park w. redecorated: all modern improvements:
the pleasantest fiat IN New York. Apply to
NEIL BURGESS,
1867 Broadway, II to / o. clock.
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2IrII ST.. leg Z. -splendid parlor; also con.
business
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large and small In private house, near station.
53D ST.. 159 E I'd floor, bacS-Neatly fur
nished room to or girls; quiet home.
54TH ST, ia Front b back parlor & alcove;
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furnished rooms 81 TO So
18Th ST.. l26 E - rooms, private house; ply.
stefan s house. IA
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49TH ST., ll5 +. -Parlor q back parior to IeI,
suitable for physician other rooms cheap.
18th ST. l65 E.-PariOr L 2 bedrooms, fur
nished. together separately: large closets,
bath, fire & use of kitchen II desired Janitor.
5OTH ST, 1875 e, top fioor-Two furnished hall
rooms 81. 80, 81 week. tN
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Observation-Disclosures.
unfurnlshed-ero

uufurnIS hed-Srooklyn.
CEDAR ST. C4-rO let s rooms: rent SIS rer
month Arson Turner, 80 stockholm St.
BrJOKlyn.
puFFIEID ST., iC;i, near The hldgc-4 .i;nt
rooms, modern improvements; Sl3. SlG.
KOSCIusKO ST.. 57I, Brooklyn raror & base
ment; bath. Mushroom; nice yard; first class
order; Sl5,
PACIFIC ST, 347, Brooklyn-Parlor Hoo aud
basement 10 let newly decorated. J. Dreghori
VAN NCORHIS 81, ia, BIooklyn-Floor;
private house: rooms: decorated, cnrpeted
ST.; adults.
81 AVE, .6TT Bruokyn-3 & rooms; rent 81
&SE0o; IL month free.
TrH AVE. near l35th 81. Handsome single top
HAT; light olms; steam heated: all improve
ments; rent furnished Si5. Address lnimcdi-
ate, b0N ,,Ou World.
l3iH ST., ST. BrooSlyn-Bcs $40 HAT IN
brooklyn.
18th ST.. between 81 4 tth aves,, / block from
elevated stations large rooms & bath: SO
Agent On premises,
81 MONTHLY Near big bridge. entire floor, 3
large rooms bargain. lG5 sands st. near Gold.
Sl5-NlNblE FLAT, bath, or wil; terms easier
Than renting. TREACY, lOl West boulevard.
30 PER CENT. chopper than New York; all i'm
prlNem"nlS. steam heated decorated. la best
locality; 20 minutes from city Hall, New York
rents, 81, so. Apply to 1aniior 2OS Quincy
ST., brooklyn.
PRESIDENT ST., 8l8-o light rooms bath
sl4 q allowed inr care OF house,
WAyERLY AVE, Ill, Brookyn-4 rooms,
$40; front back parior. $40; private house
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21TH ST, 100 +. Back parior. holisek eepin9;
also front rooms: hot. cold water, gas.
2TTH ST, 1877 E--NIcely furnished extension
room. paror floor; ladies: home comforts
2TTH ST. 1O5 +. Newly furnished large 4 small
rooms 10 let
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
East Side.

East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE, 342, near Seth st.-Com-
Portable room; running water, heat; very rea-
sonable; refined German Prot stants.
LEXINGTON AVE, 56-Private family Will
rent some pretty rooms, newly furnished, from
- to SO.
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GOTH ST., 1852 +. Nicely furnished large front
rooms; excellent board; references.
GID ST 253 L. corner I'd ave. Woman, alone,
would share her home with like person; terme
moderate: reference exchanged. All week
Dressmaker. r
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9TH ST, 2il +. Nicely furnished rooms, ain.
gle or double, to let; gents or housekeeping.
9TH ST, l6l E.-Ground floor, suitable for
dressmaker's establishment; furnished; terms
reasonable
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ADD ST., 134 F., near Lexington ave.-Fur.
| nished hall room for gentlemen, Sd Hat refer.
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66TH ST., 1855 E--Furnished rooms. front b
back parlor to let; meals optional; terms mod
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Ireasurer,s 16orlce.

Yreasurer's 11orice,
The following warrrnts will be paid on presenta-
ton:
CourTr GrsxnAL FuNp or 1891.
Warrants Nos ~ 224 and 22s
r. +. CHURCH 90. Treasursr
ipARo err, idaho, June 7, IsDB-m2
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In the Probate Court, in and for the
County Of Boise, Idaho.
WMary Haug, Plaintiff, Vs. John Rost,
Defendant.
The people Of the State of Idaho send
greeting to John Rost, Defendant: You
are hereby summoned and required to ap-
pear in an action brought against you by
the above-named Plaintiff. In the Probate
Court, In and for the County of Boise,
Idaho, and answer the complaint filed
therein, within forty days exclusive of the
day of service) after the service on you of
this summons.
The said action IL brought to recover
the sum Of Ninetv-nve Dollars for rent of
one brick cellar located on High street, in
Idaho City, Boise county. Idaho, from the
9th day of November, 1890, to the 9th
day of June, 1893, at the rate of Three
Dollars per month.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the said COM
plant, as above required, the said Plain
tiff will apply to said Probate Court for
judgment against you for the sum of
Ninety-five dollars and costs.
~~~ Attest my hand and Seal Of
q the Probate Court in and for
I " " the County of Boise, Idaho
~ this, 9th day of July, 1893
L. 8. HART, Probate Judge.
J. g. Watts, Attorney for Plaintiff
July Z, 1S93-w5.
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Third Ju.
dicial district Of the State of Idaho, in
and tor the County of Boise.
Hermann Brannschweiger, doing bust.
ness under the firm name and style of
Brannschweiger h Co, plaintiff, VS.. John
Rost defendant
The people of the State OF Idaho send
greeting to John Rost, defendant: You
are hereby summoned and required to an
pear In an action brought against you by
the above-named plaintiff, IN the District
Court Of the Third Judicial district of the
State OF Idaho, in and for the County of
Boise, and TO answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day OF service) after the service on you OF
this summons, If served within this coun.
ty; or If served out of this county, but In
this district, within twenty days; or, if
served elsewhere, within forty days.
The said action is brought to recover
One Hundred and Fifty seven and 25-1OO
($l5725) Dollars, for goods, wares and
merchandise sold by plaintiff TO defendant
at his request on September II, 1899, and
legal interest thereon and cost of suit.
For iull particulars see certified COPY of
complaint served herewith and made a
part of this summons.
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said com
plant, as above required, the said plaintiff
VIII take judgment against you by de-
fault Tor the sum of One Hundred and
Fifty-seven and 25-100 Dollars and legal
interest thereon and cost of suit.
~ Attest my hand and the Seal
7. OF The District Court of the
| Third Judicial district of the
49, State of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Boise this, 18th day of June,
1898. ART CUNNINaHAM. CLERK
By Ed. sTRAUs, Deputy Clerk.
II. w. Dunton, Attorney for Plaintiff.
June so, 1903.
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Among exhibits at the Worlds
Fair are contours of Great Britain's
largest furnace, that at Newport. aud
tho largest in the United States, that
OF the Edgar Thomson works at Pitts
burg. The English furnace has ca
pacity of 10000 cubic feet, produces
daily 10 tons, uses 2,30s pounds Of
coke to a ton of product, with $50
hours as the time of . furnace opera
ton. The American furnace with
smaller capacity, 1880 cubic feet
turns out ri tons day. uses but
1858 pounds of coke per ton OF pro-
duct, aud crowds an operation into
81 hours.
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no SEAL HINES.
A Company Organised for that Pur-
pose.

San frsncisco Mining aud Scientific Press
There has been fled articles of in
corporation of company which pro-
proposes to handle mining properties
on plan which looks as il it we're .
good ono for the mine owners and
purchasers. The incorporates are
all men Of standing in the community
and Of practical experience in mining
affairs. They intend to act as agent
for eastern and foreign mine owners
and will have correspondents in New
York, Chicago, London, Paris, Berlin
aud other cities. The main feature
OF the organization is that which pro-
vides for assisting miners and pros
pectors to dispose of properties with
out their being overloaded by middle
men, and mines will be advertised
for sale just as real estate Is offered.
The policy is this: When . man
comes in and reports q mine to be
worth 100000 and wishes to list the
same with the company, it will send
one OF its experts out to verify bis
statement. If verified the company
will offer his mine for sale at his own
figure and charge him a commission
for selling. This enables the buyer
to get mine at bedrock figures, and
the seller at the same time gets bis
price. less the commission OF course,
which will be agreed upon.
Several attempts have been made
at various times to establish mining
bureaus, mining agencies, etc., for
the sale OF mines, but none have been
successful, either because tho origi-
majors were irresponsible and took
any property that came along, or
because they were mere middle men
working under . company's name.
They have not guaranteed the state.
ments made by the wcald-be sellers
or taken steps to verify reports. As
We understand it, this new organize.
ton will FIRST satisfy itself, through
its experts, of the value of the prop
srty and then offer it for sale. 1t 10
only intended to handle legitimate
mining properties which have some
prospective merit.
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Summons.

summons.
In the Probate Court In and for the
County OF Boise, Idaho.
Benham Trumbull & Co, Plaintiff, vs..
John Rost, Defendant.
The people Of the State of Idaho send
greeting to John Kost, Defendant: You
are hereby summoned and required to ap.
pear In an action brought against you BY
the above-named Plaintiff, in the Probate
Court. In and for the County of Boise,
Idaho, and TO answer the complaint fled
therein, within forty days Exclusive of
the day Of servicc) after the service on you
OF this summons
The said action Is brought to recover
the sum Of Sixty-six and 30-1OO Dollars
and interest at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum nom the ct day Of March, 1903,
for twepty-six gallons OF Sour Mash Wits
key at sass per gallon, sold and delivered
TO ynu at your request on the LIST day Of
September, 1899.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail 10 appear and answer the said com.
plant, as above required, the said Plain
tit will apply TO said Probate Court for
judgment against you for the sum of
Sixty six and 30-l00 Dollars, interest and
costs.
- Attest my hand the Seal of
JIs 1.-THE Probate Court, In and for
I the County Of Boise, Idaho,
~ this 9Th day Of July, 1903.
T. g. HART, Probate Judge.
J. G. Watts, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July Z, 1S93-w5.
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In the District Court of the Third Judi
cial district of the State of Idaho. In and
for the County of BOISE.
Is. K. Bloch & Co., corporation. plain.
till, w. John Rost defendant
The people OF the State of Idaho send
greeting To John Rost, defendant.
fou are hereby summoned and re.
quired to appear in an action brough,
against you by the above-named plaintiff.
in the District Court of the Third judicial
district of the State of Idaho, IN and for
the County of Boise, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten DAYS
exclusive of the day of seryice) after the
service on you of this summons, if served
within this county or If served out of
this county, but in this district, within
twenty days; or, if served elsewhere,
within forty days
The said action Is brought to recover
Ninety nine and 9S-lO0 ($99.9S) Dollars
due from defendant to plaintiff for goods,
wares and merchandise sold TO defendant
at his request April la. 1899, by plaintiff
and legal interest thereon and costs. For
mll particulars see certified copy of com.
plant served herewith and made a part
of this summons
And you are hereby notified that IL YOU
fail TO appear and answer the said com.
PLANT as above required, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment against you by default
Tor the sum of Ninety-nine and 9S-iOO
$50 9S) Dollars, with interest thereon at
10 per cent per annum from June 10,
1892, and cost
~ Attest my hand and the Seal
! i. of the District Court of the
I Third Judicial district of the
~ State Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Boise, this. 18th day of June.
1913. ART CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
BY ED. STRAus, Deputy Clerk.
H. W. Dunton, Attorney for plaintiff.
June 40, 1873.