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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

BrENos AYEEs. April II. The Argen-
tina Times states that the Argentine
government has consented to grant the
extradition 10 Great Britain OF Jabez
Spencer Balfour. late member of the
British parliament. who is accused Of
Liberater Building society frauds. Bal
four. when criminal proceedings were
about to be instituted against him. re-
signed his seat in Parliament and made
his way secretly toSouth America. a.where
he had hoped to escape British justice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

CHIcsco. April II Ti'couh 4 Pratt.
furniture deal -rs. doing business 81 No
.s-.l West Madison street placed their
property H. tho hands ~ an assignee
ihis morning They made Robert &
Walker ass- gnee. and ne vill administer
tho estate according To the voluntary AZ
sicnment lap Assets and liabilities are
scheduled pi esepo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
MosH Nominations

WssHIScroN. April l5.-The president
sent the following nominations 10 the
senate today:
Joseph s. Miller of West Virginia. To
be commissioner of internal revenue;
John w Riddle of Minnesota. to be sec
retary % the legation % the United
States 10 Turkey; How.on +. Lannan ~
Delaware. to he marshal of the United
States for the district of Delaware:
John III. Wisc of California. to be col
lcctor of customs for the district - Cali
fDrnia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

MoSrcoNrRs. Ala. April Ia Mont
gomery. II, Birmingham. r
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April I5.--Firrt
game: Nashville. 4: Memphis. Z Sec-
ond game; Memphis. 9; Nashville.
NV OsLssss. April II. New cfrsns
was given the frat game scheduled here
today by Umpire Levy. the Mobile team
refusing to play more than one game.
The st.cond game vas von by Mobile
Score: New Orleans. 2. Mobile, >.
SsvsSSAH. Ga. April l5.-Savannah
defeated Chaftsnn<ga today. s to T.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
WILL sTRIKE MAYl
Coal Miners anc Owners Fail % Make
ANY Terms

CoLrMRrs, Ohio. April l5.-The joint
conference 81 miners and mine opera
tors 81 Ohio. held here toay to fix the price
~ coal mining for tho year beginning
May next adjourned in disorder at go
this evening without having reached an
agreement. The operators insist on the
same rate as is now paid being con
tinued and they also insist on settling
the wage question 10y districts while TIE
miners arc equally determined they will
act a. unit in the matter \ strike on
May is imminent. no further meeting
~ the miners and operators being
arranged FOR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Tws, Children Poisoned

iVpIsS.roITs. apTil -. Willie VII
son. the year old en- - Robert Wilson.
= desd AMI he infant sister is lying
The hus died in terrible convllisiorts yes
ier,isy sna m. bath iors evidence If
strychRIne poisoning IL V believed the
chiidrn Grt the r-,ssrn ~ com mons
where u j. tslsev@l q hsd heen placed
u ~ 1lus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
THREE MEN INJURED.
A Locomotive Dashes Into IN Express
Train at Bound Brook.

Train at Bound Brook.
BoUNp Brook. N. j.. April l5.-At
about ) o'clock this morning an acci-
dent happened on the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad at Skillman station.
between this place and Trenton. in
which three men were seriously. but
not fatally injured. Their names are
John J. Hilliard of Elizabeth, Frederick
Francis Of Jersey City and Claude F..
Lavillc Of Philadelphia. The men
were all in the rear car Of express train
No. $40. which was stopped at Skillman
for orders. A minute after the express
reached tn, station and before the
brakeman on the rear car could 60 back
any distance TO flag approaching trains.
locomotive rounded the curve and
crashed into the train. blowing half
way through the rear car and striking
the three men named.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

the ssa- ! have heard is alleged that
the seatrsctors retired from their sofk
co1tsntsd aAd infsmous-all st the
saas Tune.
ksps heck of AsaackA
N Chandlss said be thought he had
kept pretty good track of ths various At
tasks made upoa him from time 20 time,
both pefsonAi and ofac,al. but he had
never heard II the charges before. The
only ships that wsge built while he vas
s<cr.tary u the navy wsre the Chicago.
the boston. the Atlanta and the Dol
phie and these ships the thought we're
very much ah0st at this day. The con
tracts for those chips had been u.ade
win John Roach. and il could not be to
him To which the senator alluded.
John Roach had become failed con
tractor. through the justice 1t his Mr.
ChandlersD successoe ~ secretary VI the
navy. His affairs had gone into the
hands II sssignees and he had died a
broken hearted man lie de~ired to in
terpore q Distinct denial In Mr. Voor-
hee3 charges and to deny also any lm-
pctation that bad found its way into
the public prints In any way affecting
either his personal or his Official con
duct
Vonrhees SQuirms Mach.
Mr.. Voorhees, explained that his re
marks Yesterday were intended as an
illustration with the pueition taken by
the senator from New Hampshire. and
other senator's from that side. The
languAge which he had used IN refer
erc- 10 MIR. Chandler he had heard used
by others. and not at a very remote
period from the present time.
The senate then proceeded to the con
siieratlon Il executive business. AT
$50 the doors were reopened and a reso-
luton was offered by Mr.. Mand-rson.
and agreed to. rendering the thanks 81
the senate to the vice president Tor the
irnpartlalify and courtesy with which
he has presided over the senate during
the present extraordinary session.
A motion To adjourn sine die was then
made by Mr. Hill. and was agreed 10
without a division.
The vice president. before announcing
the result of the vote. said; Il beg To
express the earnest appreciation Of the
uniform courtesy shown me by the mem
bers and officers Of this body during the
seesion nov closing. For the resolu-
ton. personal. which wss 30 kindly
adopted by the senate. am profoundly
grateful. In accordance with the vote
Just taken. | now declare this extraor
dinary session Of the senate adjourned
without day"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

CLEvELANp. April l5-The Lake
Shore engineers who presented their re
quest TO be returned to work after their
discharge by the company on account of
the trouble at Toledo, over tho strike on
the Toledo 4 Ann Arbor railroad. were
notified today BY General Superintend-
ent Cannid Of the Lake Shore that
they might come back to work on the
road. but not in their old placea In
other words they could begin at the
bottom Of the ladder and work up seain.
This decision Was reached after twenty
four hours deliberstion over the matter
by tho officers 0f the road. TAs men
were not sstidied st this turn oe s6aira.
and a meeting was held In this city TO-
night b decide what they Wonld do.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Great Sale Of Antiquities.

Paris. April l5.-The sale Of the
Splitter collection of antiquities begins
today and will last two months. The
collection is estimated at value Of H..
100000 francs. exclusive Of the arms.
which will bc sold separately. and are
valued at 100000 francs. No collec
tion belonging 10 private individual
has ever attained such figures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Cleveland and BufYAlO Six Inches
Under the Beautiful.

CLEVELAND. April ia heavy. blind
ing snowstorm is raging here. This
morning the snow had reached depth
~ six inches and there was no signs Of a
let up. The storm has been general
throughout northwestern Ohio. In this
city traffic is impeded TO some extent.
BUFFALO. April l5.-Snow fell in this
city all night and this morning il was
half foot on the level. At Lockport
and other points snow In the depth Of
six or seven inches has fallen. IL rap
idly turned 10 slush.
CoLUMEus. Ohio, April l5.-There was
about two inches 81 snow on the ground
here this morning. Trees with foliage
well developed are weighted down. but it
is thought the damage TO fruit will be
slight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

T.'Vst~o. Mich ,rril u Nrs Fr~i
srics Grsbos hovcrs between lie and
A>sth. ss fhe result = sn sccitieut that
happ%nei THURSDAY night She siiA
down bay raow 'n hSr harm ani sirss
pste hfcrk. shich penetrated hef ab
dunsen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

L,xISoroy. Ky. April Is The hall
game here THE afternoon play cd heswe~n
the University ~ Michigan team and
The state colleg~ nine n Lexington went
To the Ann Artrr Roy, by . scose n 2
game interesting The score:
Michigan .. 1901 90 t- q
state College d 90 q q o. 5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

N,vvtrLs. Mich ipril i5 Last
sighi Halle hxrh.r shop. Csllassy
CO q -aea; market and tha ? 4 = VI
irpot xsrA burg srited Three sst,hes
ard a srs8 amount - STAMPS p-r~
taken frora tho depot. snd HsN iose-
a~sriy al his barrier ts-rls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Ds4~csr. MICA. April fs.Tbe Piss
s~Yerr' union next MoDday viii d~nsbs
~ c~ute nay ww~e Sagsp. The pss
r~,v e32 fos eight hovss ists-. sn,
their demand s Asi0 usi~~ sh,s
paid q general strike ~ifl sneue oss q
the employers szid sas1sy that The de-
Dsnd would not ~ grxsfsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Caraycis Sail North.

HAVANA. April l5.-The Columbus
caravels Santa Maria. Nina and Rnta
sailed hence for the United States today
They will take a prominent part in the
great naval review To he held at New
York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

CfrvELssp. Apii Is.-A dispatch
reoeiv~d ~ THE yssce tonight sasd
80 steamer b>.s~o,d wss iost vseitsle
q, Asekinsv- There u no further p~ve
regsrdlne bee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

C.spts. y j.. April l5The Hon.
Thom,s " Dudley. es- coeeui 70 Liver
y<-rl. SIropp-d Had st the Broad Street
sist,on, Ftils5elpbia. t,day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

T~o4,v.ro5rs Ap~u - Charles ;.
Eyst~T. druggist here, pss shot snd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Sersia. Who we're depossd from power
by hing Aicxand<r's coup d'etat. have
beer. liberated. The ex ministers have
also been srt st liberty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

the sss- ! have beard Is alleged that
the sootrsctory retired from their sork
o0atsnisd sad Infamous st the
same ume.-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
Another Brute.

&c. Another Brute.
Wife-"The doctor savs need Q
change o: climate"
Hushand-"Well. TIE sky locks %
If we'd have il in . few hours."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
National Bankers Circular.

Following is a copy Of y circular
~hi,h is mailed to country banker
Its purpose i. plain:
"DEAR SlR-lt 10 Advisable to do
oil in your p"wer to sustain such
daily and weekly pspera. -specialI.
the agricultural aud religious press.
~ will oppos" the is.uinQ Of green,
hack pap~s m"ney. Let tho governs
meht is.n~. the coin and the hxaka the
paper ,noney Of the country, for then
We can better p..t-c, each other. To
repeal tho law creating National
banks, or to restore to alton the
governments issue Of money. will h-
20 provide the paople with money,
and will thee. fose seriously affect
your individual profits ~ banker and
le"d-r. See Jour member Of Con-
gr~ss at once. and engage HIN to cup.
port our interests that ws may oon>
troll legislation. "JAMEs BURLL."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
raE ..rlMES'' WEATHER REPORT.
Temp. Snowfall Wsathes
81 .. m. lest ~ hss et7s.D'
LOCAL JOTTINNx.
Try Ts.cy's Corn Cure.

Try Tr.cy's Corn Cure.
Smoke Pszulds's homo made Cigass.
Tsaey hes tho only cough medicine
Ia town.
Take your prescriptions to Tsacy's
Pharmacy.
Buy your spices and voriog OK
: tracts d lrscy's.
Select oysters in every style st the
Calilosnis R-staurant.
Winter Pears and Apples, $3.50
Z per boz, At Earhxrt's.
r. F. Butler President Of the
First NJ i"n.l Bank. 10 expected
hack iron the East ny to.day's train.
"Ptise Beauties" tho very best
cigar III Idaho for tho price, q per
box, At the HALEY Mercantile Com.
panys. S NJ. FRIEDMAN, Manager.
Tuscsrcsa, New, wheat 10 selling a.
81 IS per 100 pounds, and barley and
osts Tor 81 so per 100. which is not
: % very bad Tor tho times.
Silver IN New York to-day, 69A
cents per ounce for ssos, aud $50
cents f"r 6o-d.y delivery. Lead,
weak At "a. 20 per 100 pounds.
Tho mild weather winch We are
having Is quite disappointing to tie
young folks around town, who had
their skates I'll ready ~vai's The ex'
pected h.'d freezing Of the ponds.
A carload Of Sp'tz-"nrrg.. Bald
wins. Wiaesaps. Greetings. RAmho
Pearmsin. Norther" Spy, BIN Davis
and o,her ch"ice varieties Of good
keeping apples, reo-ived vt
ID. EARHARr's.
The pos,ofice has heen removed e.
ito old locxt,"n. wher~ III. express
Office has heen from the Ia. ing out Of
che town. Tho. building Is room,
aud 90 we'll lighted that one can read
letter, or the address on one, ia
every owner Of the room. Now il
t,'os" who "ongregate there will re-.
frsin from squirting tobacco juice o,
shro wing civsr s,umps all over tn.
d.os. We will have . neat aud ccm
Modious pottoflicc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
? A 7 B N 7 :.
NoTI:E TO INVENTORS.

There was never time IN tho his.
tory of our country when the demand
for inventions aud improvements in
the arts aud sciences generally VAS
90 great as now. Tine conveniences
Of mankind in the factory and work.
shop. the household, on the farm. and
in official life, require continual &C.
cess;ons to the apputtensnces and im>
plem~nts Of each in order TO save
'ahor. time AMI expense. The poli-
teal chang" in tho administration OF
government does not affect the proc
gress of tho American inventor, who
being on the alert, and ready to per.
ceivc the existing deicien ci~e, does
not permit tho affairs OF government
to deter him from quickly oonceivin9
the remedy to overcome existing disc
cr.pancies. Too great care csnnot be
exercised in choos,"g competent and
ski!iful a,tor' ey to prepare and prose
cute ." application for patent. Valu-
able interests have been lost and de-
stsoyed i" innumerable instances by
tho employment of incompetent coun>
sci, AMI especially is this advice ap-
plicsble to those who adopt the mo
patent. 10 pay" system. Inventor.
who trust their business to this class
OF attorneys do 8, At imminent risk
as the breadth and strength oi the
patent is never considered il view o.
n quick endeavor to get an allowance
and obtain the fee then due. THE
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY, john
Wedd~rbusn, General Manager, GlS
F street, N. w, Washington, d. G.,
representing . large lumber oil i'm.
po'tant daily and weekly papers. a,
we'll a. general periodicals OF the
country. was instituted to protect its
patrons from the unsafe methods
heretofore employed in this line Of
business. The said company is pre-
pared to tako charge Of all paten,
business entrusted to it for reasonable
fees. and preparrs An pros-rutes ap
plicntions generally, including mecl''
snical inventions. design patents
trade marks, labels. copyrights, inter
frr.nces, infringe ments, validity re-
ports, aud gives especial attention te
rejected cases. 1t is also prepared t.
enter iAto competition With any firm
in securing foreign patents.
Write for instructions and advice
Ohm WEDpERBuRN,
6lS F Street.
p. o. Box c85. Washington, ID. 9.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
THE SENATE.

A Massachusetts, Crank Would
Change Its Basis Of Repre-
sentation.
A postal card healed Repre-
ssntA,ion in tie United States
Senate" has been received at thi.
Office. It's mission cen be ASCOT.
tanned ty rea 'irg its contents, which
are - follsws:
ELEVEN million have FOUR senators
from two States New York aud
P-nnsylvsnis).
ELEVEN million have FoRrY.roUR
senators from twen,y-two) ono half
the States.
FIFTY million have FoETY.Focn
senators from (twenty.two) tho other
half.
TwENTY-NINE million hav. SIXTY.
EIGHT senators from the thirty. four
small States.
ThlErY TWO million have TWENTY
senators from the ten other States.
Well founded apprehension Of evil
from England FORCED our sif+s TO
decree the perpetual slavery Of ,he
people Of the United States to = ms.
j"i,y OF the legislators of the smaller
Slater, through the shsckles OF .
Senate. Fear OF England once
passed, we were trusted to free our.
selves IS they had freed themselves
from = greater slavery and more
powerful msst-rs. II was not thou 2 h,
that representative OF the people
would dare rivet tho frtters more
firmly BY the admission Of States like
Nevada, casting $500 votes. Once
the people get the true il wardness oi
this matter, they will quickly right
the great wrong.
1T. The best plan is to let the
WHOLE people instead Of = MAJORITY
elect tho Presidential Electors and
Representatives in Congress BY pro.
por,io"al mot minority representa-
ton, and then ah"lish the S.rste, q,
I'd. Have Senators elected by tn.
people every four years. using the
Cove system Of proportional repre-.
~entation, recommend Il hy tn.
American Propo tional kepresen
,Ation League AID hy the Worla',
Congress; (l5O members Of Psrlia
> mens belong to the English P. r
I.ssgue). or r.
Sd. Let each Senator Tvs nov
elected by the State Legislatures
3 cast vote equal to one-halt the pop
3 ulat,on .. his State, as det-s mined h,
! tho latest u. 5. oensn.; S43S5 j,
Idaho have : Senstors-overG 60 tim.
as many. 5.25S.Ol4, in New York
? have only Senators.
Proof of the correctness OF thes,
: figures has been sent to tho Con
: pressionsI Library. Six years ae'
the petition to Congress was pige. n
holed; the appeal is no" made in
'lividunlly. Will YOU help right thi
% injustice? JOHN NJ. BERRY.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct 30, 1891
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
IDLE MEN.
The Number Creator tLan Is
Genei ally Supposed.

The Number Creator tLan Is
Genel ally Supposed.
James w. Eur"s is in from his
ranch. H. saws that there are more
idle men in thu country Than most
people think. He has two me" on
the ranch whom h. paid $50 per
month her. ,ofore. Now they work
for $50. Scarcely d~y passes that
men do not ask for employment, and
offer to work Tor their board. But he
prefers TO keep tried men and pay
them $40 per month and board.
At Shoshone All even worse state Of
Affairs exists. There are men EN-.
plnyed in the railway machi"e shops.
and Old hands At that. a. no new
hands are put on, who do not earn t6
per week on an average. Thy have
families to support, too. many Of them.
How they can paw rent, and water,
.nh buy foo !, clothing, shoes for their
families o" such small earnings, is .
mystery.
There is some hope Of better times
I'll around; hui the hope fails to
msterislize; aud ( see ms certain that
there will DO much suffering this
winter.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
CHARLES NORRIS. Ps


Tho train left Shoskone at $50
o'olork thi. morning; but tre locomo
tive broke piston rod and burst a
cyl,nder.heal when four miles out
It wss Therefore compelled to back TO
Shoshone, With only one side of the
Locomotive working.
1t LETT again for Wood River q,
lao o'clock this eftrrnoon; hut u,
the present writing (3:45) its smoke
cannot be- seen down the valley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
THE 'nUsr SATISFACTORY YEr.

The silver bill i,trod aoed ~ Sena.
tor Stewart jus, before the adjourn
ment Of the extra ses.i. comes nesre
to meeting the ide.s of the West in
ono particular, II least. than any other.
1t provides for the free coinage OF
silver at Is to l. Every owner u
bullion NAV take it to United States
mint and have it coined; but he is re-.
CURED to accept pay therefor in sil-
YER cert,6cates.
It is this last requirement tha,
. asses rs. p CT to d. none tiza,ion
or TO 1873. silver was worth more i,
the bar than in coins. For coinace
it WAS worth $129 20; in the bar, e.,
1888. Hence no one cared to have
bullion coined. And, in fact, ths
government rad to pay 1888 rel
ounce for all it, silver for coinage and
sell il for tl.29 after coming.
Now We claim that hut for unfa'
var.ble legislation silver would .gai,
30 worth moro than gold: that i,
would sRsin become wor. h 81 80 p.l
ounce. If our claim w.re vel
founded, it is better that We SHOULD
be required to take silver certificate
for our bullion rather than certificate,
payable in either silver OR Col D
Because We will practically retain tn
ownership OF our bullion, after OK
changing it for certificates, aud thu
he enabled TO realize t1.33 per ounc,
for our silver.
Since the re cent elections our hope
OF tho passage Of q free cottage bill
by the present Congress have r. vived
and it such a bill can he passed, ",
would prefer Senator Stewards to M,
other.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
r. naval.

Il. naval.
! have removed 10 tn. cid express
office, where / will he pleased to SEE
all nv old customers aud the general
public.
l have just oeivad q large stock
of the finest candy ever seen on W God
River. HUGH CEAMEE.
In new postoffice.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
LETT FIR IST.

List Of letters remaining in the HALEY (Idahol
PostofIice Tor the week ending November 1, 1883.
Persona calling for any Of these letters viii
plssse say Advertised"
Rtchty N. b. Bullwhacker Mine,
Cline John 2 Fair NJ.
Granger jim. Oorct l.. A.,
Patterson Alex Pxsini Angelo.
Wilson Ge,.
20 Do.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
LENNON & BOONE.
HALEY. IDAHO,
Notice of Forfeiture.

Notice of Forfeiture.
To william K~eser. sad hts lIeire and Assigns:
YOU are herebv nOtihed that have ext ended
Que hunirrd slOO) dollars in labor and improve.
men upon the
Bull DOMINGO LODE MINING CHA NJ,
s,tuated on the East Fork o. " God RIVER. In Min.
sral Hill Mining District. Alturas Comfy, Id, no
in order to hOld said rrem,ses under the prOvis
i"ns of section 1924 Rev s-d statues OF the II.
Statra- y eing the smOnlt required ~ hold the
anne for tue year ending December ~. 1892. th,.
y,ur proportion - two-thirds. or sixty SIX
dollars ixty.aix aud tW"-th rd cente ts66 66.,.
Ard IL. with in.ty days aft r this notice b.
publication, Ion fsi or reiuse to contribute youi
prnpor'io ct such expendi' nre a. = owner
your int re tia such CLAIM will bacome the prop
erty OF the subscriber. und. r ssid section 1924.
JANE. ". EUTCH.
The ~ aforementioned amount my be paid =
the office Of the WOOD KIvt TINha. Ia Hsiley.
Idaho. whose editor il authorized to receipt
the same. JAMES ". BUTCH.
E;r, : notification Arrrs+ -eoa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-11-13
For Rent.

For Rent.
tn" store room adjoining the TINES
lot formerly occupied ~ Nm essay
office.
Cheap to a good tenant.
Apply at this office.