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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-24
LOCAL BhEvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment IN and AbOu,

Matters OF Minor Moment III and About
the City.
OPERA House. this evening-Schu.
mann Lady Q~uarteste.
JcE DRILLgR was run in by Officer
West yesterday afternoon Tor disorderly
conduct.
The Droves's Homo Club, OF Ben
wood, defeated the strong Bellaire team,
on Sunday by a score OF Ii to 10.
JouS SHERMAN, aged 81. q widower,
and Annie Baker, aged %, both OF Mon
roe county, Ohio, were yesterday
licensed to we'd
THOMAS CorFsE and Harry Carroll IN.
dertook 10 whip a barkeepar on Market
street last night. aud Officers scalley and
Wilkie locked them up.
TnE hearing OF DR.. II. Wicchsel,
charged with abortion, was postponed
by Squire Gi!lespy yesterday until
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
ADAM HISS, drunk, by O'Briea,
Sailor" Shelley, disorderly. by Haber-
field, and William Reedy, drunk, by
West, were arrests last evening.
MIKE HoEN, arraigned in Squire Gil
lespy's court on two charges, was fined
81 and costs for being drunk, while the
charge OF assault preferred by an Italian
was dismissed.
TWENTY cases in all showed up in the
police court yesterday. They were
about as varied as tile same number Of
cases could be. Seven weos to the hill
and the rest paid. There was only one
woman in the score
WHEELING people are all glad to see
the bright new sign, on the corner OF
Chapline and Twelfth streets. Of an old
Wheeling boy, DR.. E. L Warren, who
mas located in his old home Tor the
practice OF medicine. Old friends are
happy to welcome him back again.
A MEETING Of the council committee
or petitions and renons,rauces is called
to meet this evening before the council
meeting to reconsider the action by
which Louis Bachelli's application for q
renewal OF his saloon license was laid on
the table. He will probably get his
license, as usual. :
ar this evenings meeting OF council
the annual liquor licenses will be the
principal matter for consideration, anu
tina: ia q matter OF form. The nickle in
the slot business, the Ripley lease at
the head ot the wharf, the fake sale tax
and the regular routine business will
make up the programme.
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~AssloNEE's SALE.
A SALE.

IA
ny virtue Of a deed OF assignment, made I, =,
on The sth DAY ,of March 1891. by caGyle, .
Holman and Anna X. Holman. bis wife. and q
rroord In the Ofjc. Of the CLERK Of the C1ua;y
Court OF Ohio county, West virginia, | vii o.
SATURDAY. THE TN DAY or MAY. 1904
al the front door Of tho Court House q Oal,
county, oder for sale the following real s4is
to-uIt; '
Los Nos IS and 10 In tho town Of Fulton. stat,
OF West Virginia, aud tho two redideuce1-chs
tNo-story fnme and one tweitory brick i!iuttoI
thereon; also Que brick stable. ono brick inots
house, one frame !es house. ono carriage holst
one frame slaughter houGs. one bnck machirsT
aud manufacturing house all situated on ~
above lots. as well SaRll other buildings ltuGts4
on said pfptnltcS
Twin also oIet for sale on the anne dly on u,
above premises a. Fulton the following partla1I
property, IO-Vit; One large wafer task. tso lHl
coolers, one jacket kettle, two gtlndStoret. osS
lard prs. four counter scales, one pla,idsa
Scale. QUO meat chopper, two sausage s;ucea,
taWs and butchers tools, four neG; CAS-. y
pOnndS all.Spicc. one larSe steam Jacket lard
kettle, ono lard kettle, one sleigh one iWo.selisd
carriage, ono top wagon, one farm wagon, on6
set double harness. one hone.
TEiNts OF ElLE or real EsT1IE-One.thlri
cash: balance Ia SIX and twelve month"; iecursi
By deed 81 inst on above real e'tatS. The pm,
ehn,er may pay 50 much more cAIh "a ho NAY
desire.
TEEIS or SALE or ADovE PrTSoSIL PG0yrrrr:
Cash. In the meantime AieS Of the above pe75a.
Rl properly will be made privately a. the L1ss
aid residence at Fulton.
WILLIAM c, HASDLAS,
Assignee oil Charles C Hoffman and Anui K.
Hoffman. spt
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THAT BICYCLE TRACK.
wheelmon Take Hold OF tho Pro-
jcct Enthusiastically
And MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED
Subscribers WIN Probably Havo Been
Secured To-day : Pittsburgh Bail
Club Again Meets Defeat at tho
Hands OF St. Louis-rhe Races Yes.
tcrdRy-other Sporting News of the
Hour.

The movement to Recurc q ouC-third
or cne-quartor mile cInder aud clay
race track exclusively for the wheel.
men, on the State Fair grounds. men.
toned exclusively IN the isrEtLEGEScrr
yesterday morning. me. With q hearty
support from whcelmen all over tho
city, and 1t ia now expected that the
required one hundred subscribOrs to
privileges Of the track will have been
secured before the meeting OF the fair
board OF directors this evening, when
tho matter will be considered, and
probably surveys and estimates ordered.
Wheelmea who have not signed a
subscription paper should do SO to-day
ut any oil the following places: Heiner
Hardware Company, Masonic building;
Tho X. EloCe Company, lll3 Market
street; George W. Johnson's Sons, 1910
Main street, or Thomas Jones's cigar
store, Eleventh street.
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ZOE EMBEzznEMENr.
An Ohio Nan Arrested Yesterday Down ut
SIstersyiile.

An Ohio Man Arrested Yesterday Down ut
SIstrrsyillc.
On Sunday a representative Of the
firm OF Joseph Biechele & Co., soap
manufacturers of Canton, O.. called at
police headquarters and notified Chief
McNichol that D. E. Hillibaugh, who
formerly travelled for that firm, was
wanted for embodiment OF the sum OF
SO. and that he had been traced to Sis
tersyille. W. Va. 1t was feared he
would got away from there. After
consultation a warrant was sworn
out in Squire Gillespy's court, and
Lieut.. Lukins went down TO Sistersvilie,
where Hillibaugh was found about to
leave on the Courier. He was brought
up yesterday and locked up here, and
will be taken to Canton in charge OF an
officer from there to-day. He agreed TO
go without requisition papers. It is al.
legged that There are several other indics-
ments against him besides the n for
approp;atinr to his " use the Sc Of
the FIRMS funds.
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oIAnrlN,s FERRY.
HNp' 4 MIShnps In tho Thriving City
Across the Illyur.

Across the Illyur.
Miss Phoebe II. W. Clarke, the beau
tiiul and accomplished daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Clark, Of Martins
Ferry. will be married tomorrow to
DR.. Charles Johnson, . prominent and
successful young physician, oil Brook
Ign, y. Y. The wedding will be cole
brated at the residence OF Miss Clark's
brother-in.iaw. Mr.. Payson BurritL
at No. SIS Fifth street, S. E Wash
ington, D. G., at 0 a. m. The wedding
will be q quiet home one. The couple
will 60 directly to Philadelphia, where
they will be rendered a reception at the
residence OF DR.. JohnsOn's sister, in the
evening, after which they will go to
Brooklyn, where an elegantly furnished
home awaits them. Miss Clark is the
youngest daughter OF Mr.. William
Clark. and has q large circle OF friends.
She has been in the east several years
and spent Sunday with her parents in
Martins Ferry, returning to Washing.
ton yesterday. Dr.. johnson has been
%pracIicirg six years, succeeding his
father, and tho grandfather was q ply
stefan. This makes the fourth Martins
Perry lady TO marry gentlemen living
in Brooklyn, within o few years.
The will OF the late DR.. ]. D. Hoben.
sach provides that his wife shall have
al OF the household goods absolutely,
that the real estate goes to her foT the
term OF her natural life without power
to sell or dispose OF any OF it 10 pay
debts, and that in the event OF her mar
riage the estate reverts TO his legal heir.
There was a very large attendance at
the entertainment given at the N. E
church last night BY the Epworth
League. The programme consisted OF
music, scriptural reading. biographies.
readings, Rotations, essays. etc.
Nr. Bidwell OF Columbus, who is spe-
cial agent for the Toronto, Canada, AS
surance company, was in town yester-
day adjusting the loss IN the Buckeye
Glassworks- J. T. Ilanes is the local
agent
Burglars entered 4. T. Dinsmore's res
idence on Main street early yesterday
morning, but were frightened oil before
they got anything
Key. Mr.. weaver, OF BrrSettstoTn,
Pa, is assisting Rev. A. E Brownlee in
the meetings at the U. ?. church this
week.
Joseph Erwin, Esq, OF Newland's ad-
dition, who has been very sick for sew
eral days, was no. expected 10 live over
night.
William Blankcnsop died al Wells
burg yesterday. He formerly resided
in Martins Ferry.
Miss Gresta Schoteld returned las.
night from Steubenville.
Frank Dennis was home from Steu-
benville over Sunday.
Miss Maud snedike-. OF Wellsyille is
visiting friends here.
Seventy divorce cases are booked for
this term OF court
Mrs. Louis E. Smith, Of Fourth street,
is or the sick LET.
Thomas Jordan will return to Cincin.
natl to-day.
The Wiley will case is Sc. for Thurs.
day.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local'ScEs and Gossip from
the Glass City.

/. All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Frank Lucchise, an italian who runs
a confectionery here, sold ice cream and
bananas on Sunday and was before
Mayor Dubois yesterday on the charge
OF violating the Sunday Law. a Jury
was called. bu. when the case came up
for trial the mayor dismissed Lucchise
without waiting ior any evidence. This
was done because the ordinance is faul-
ty. It enumerates some things that
might be included. When the mayor
consulted City Solicitor Armstrong and
Dewitt Dauford, Esq, he concluded TO
dismiss the case, but this should not be
Interpreted 10 mean that Sunday BUSH
ness will go wide open. It will not.
Judge ]. W. Campbell, OF Cambridge,
who is anxious to succeed Judge Fra
Zier on the supreme bench, was in the
city yesterday. Judge Frazier is a can
didate Tor denomination, and Hon.
John N. Cook, OF Stoubenyille, ia also
an aspirans for the place. This is the
place the friends OF Hon. Lorenzo Dan.
ford desired for him when it was under.
stood that Judge Frazier would retire.
but when hc announced that he would
be n candidate Capt. Daniord promptly
notified his friends that he would no,
contest for a place on the bench. Judge
Campbell Is the only one making a cau.
vass OF the district included in this cir.
cult division.
Rev. John Wirz, pastor OF the Re.
formed German church, notified hi,
congregation that he would resign a,
the meeting OF the official board OF tina:
church tomorrow evening. Some dis.
satisfaction recently sprung up in the
church, and the pastor began to look
out Tor another place, but he has no.
announced whore he will 20.
Contractor Il. 7. Day sem his teams
TO Sieubenville yesterday to begin work
on a Jefferson county pike, having
finished his street paving work here.
Mayor Dubois assessed one fine of s.
and costs, two OF > and costs and dis.
missed one case in his court yesterday.
The fines and costs were paid.
George ". Keller received $3.50 in
surauce 10. his burnt stable and the
damage to his house by the recent fire.
Rev. John G. McCracken aud Dr.. ].
G. NJ Colioush will attend the meeting
OF Presbytery a. Freeport to-day.
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Tomorrow evening tho now rcgrla.
tion..izcd bowling allows at Seibert's
Garden will be formally opened by the
teams Of tho Wheeling Bowling League,
and four games will DO contested BY
these teams. Mr. Seibert has prepared
things for tho entertainment OF tho
bowloEs, and will add even 10 tho ropu.
ta,ion he made during tho bowling sea.
son, as a fine entertainer.
Tho Sciberl Alleys were given a pro.
liminary trial by several local bowlers.
and are pronounce ''out OF sight"
Amick. OF tho Columbia team. made 176,
but Rhecs, OF the Intellicencers, now
holds tho record with ISL pins.
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Brooklyn, n. y, April 23.-The
Brookiyns batted Lowell hard at East
ern park to-day for a total OF sixteen
bases, but their fielding and base run
ming was SO poor that the Bostons won
the game. Daub pitched we'll, except.
ing in n inning, when he gave two
bases on balls and hit Tucker with the
ball, which, with TWO errors, let the Wis
itors get four ms The work OF Tread
way in the field and at the bat was the
feature. Attendance 5000. Score:
Bos;on-.i o. 10000 o -
srooklyn-----o o 0 21ol0 o.
Earned runs. l and g.: errors. 6 and S: hits. c
sud 5: pitchers. Lowell and Daub: umpire, o.
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A CHARMING WOMAN.


What She Thinks About rhcm.
"lhRve observed women very carefully"
u was a member OF q leading Ladies' Club
who spokc. Continuing. she aid;
~ haTn seen English Wogien and women
fson tho con,ileat under all circumstances.
and think understand them. have OBJ
seEyud American women under every condi.
ton and I an able 70 compare the two. lam
sorry to say that American Toncn are not as
strong Rud healthy Is the women OF other
Countries. They are weak. delicate and run
dOwn, especially ~ this aanoi the year. And
that 1, not the worst Of t. American women
nSed not DC 50. 1t Il nonsense to Suppose that
q woman can go through this season without
assistance. She nSeds q tonic, a StinnlAnt,
something that will make her complexion
g9ol. her cye bright. and her health perfect.
] know what will du this bSc0utc | was once In q
greatly nm down state myself and ! louhi that a
careful and continuous uSs OF pai;y's Pure NAli
whisky did wonders for me- an a Urn hdYo-
cate Of iCmpet5Bo9 but ] BELIEVE nearly every
woman could bc made healthier. happier
and mon G;tsctTo Il abe followed the Eahie
course that | have"
These are good conmouLcIyc ideas which
every lady can adopt 10 advantage. IL Ahnnld
be Remembered. however. that Duty's i'uEc
Malt Is the only whisECy which eau produce
these results, as ordinary WhiNtics do not con-
tain the qualities Necessary for the purpose
lnSssi Therefore. upon your druggist or grocer
giving you Just what you require and under no
circumstances iaEe any OtheT
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Yesterday afternoon the Meyer &
Radcliffe ball team defeated tho Wheel.
ing Bridge and terminal Stars by a
score Of 10 to :. The victorious team is
DESTROYS Of meeting the Il. lfcudcl, il,
team on next Saturday afternoon, at
tho brick yard grounds.
The Hess 4 Lemons team would
like to cross bats with the kirkwood
club IN Saturday afternoon, at the old
fair grounds on the Island The Kirk.
woods eau answer through this paper.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue o! n dsed Of trust made By ChuflaC
stephens and Mary u. Stephens. his wife. 70 -
As trustee, dated March J. lsa, and recorded Ia
the Oaioe Of the Clerk Of the County Couft Of
Chio county. West virEinis In Deed Of Tr-s;
BOOK No. q. page IS. ! Will sell az pubic auction
Al the north front door Of the Court House al
tald county. In the city Of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY. THE gsr DAY OF APRIL 1901
commencing at ten O'Clock 4 m. the ~iollo4fay
described real esia.e, situate, lying and heinz II
the EA!d city Of Wheelilg. IN the couaiy Of OhlI
and siAie Of West Virginia. that Is tour: Tia
north half ~ of lot numbered four ~ IN sIrArs
numbered twelve tl?I as designated on the p.E
Of Caldwell's addition 10 Wheeling. rtooa!-a n
Deed Book SO, iolio IS. OF the records Of Obj
county. West Virginia. said half lot Is frpatirE
on the west aide Of RoG street formerly calle!
BQton stretf) between fTwentycIghih md
TWenty-nlnth streets formerly called Taylor
and Fairnout streets, and being the SINE ps-
perry conveyed 10 said Charles C. Stephen BIZ
Mhat:vA Stephens by deed Of same date - he
said deed Of trust.
TE2Hs OF SALE-One-thiTd AID as much ron
IS the purchaser elects 10 pAr in cash OG TIE Gay
OF said. the balance In two observation-disclosures a:
twelve aud iUenly.four EonthS. notes beN-tny
Interest from the day OF sale secured By deed Of
trust or lien reserved, on the property sod, 70
be Siyeu tor the deferred payncun
GEO CALDWELL Trustee.
". H. HALLE. Auctioneer. EYE
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The road race run under the auspices
OF the Pittsburgh Prs on Saturday,
from Butler TO Pittsburgh, was a great
success. The winner was George
Williams, Of the Century club; Charles
Gibson second, and J. (. Patterson
third. Williams and Gibson rode In
the lSTELLIGEScEE relay race last Sep
TENDER. The winners time was o:29i.
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ST. LOUIS Acknowledgment
boys were taken into camp in the ninth
inning to-day after a decidedly close
game. It was anybody's game until the
ninth, when a home run by Ely and q
two-bagger by Frank let III Dowd, who
had mado a base on balls, and gave the
Browns the lead. The Pi.tsburghers
went out in almos. n two three order
and the rubber OF the series went to St.
Louis. Attendance 900. Score:
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aloUNDsvILLe.

a Miscellaneous MclanSs of Minor 3Iat.
tiers from AinSshull's Metropolis. 2
Charles Thompson, Of Sand Hill, was
brought here yesterday and adiudsed
insane. His people did not want him
placed in jail. His brother accom-
panied him and will remain with him
here until he is taken 10 the Weston
asylum.
Two sales OF real estate have been.
made By the Moundsyille Mining and
Manufacturing Company lately, one q
piece OF ground near the camp ground
gate for 500. and to o Wheeling gentle
man 4 number OF lots tor $1,000.
". ". Smith is making some exten.
aive improvements on his property on
Jefferson avenue, recently purchased,
By adding q new warehouse in the rear
OF his store room.
Mrs. R L Skinner. OF Cincinnati, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. II.
Lockwood, 70. some time. returned home
yesterday.
John W. Burchinal left last night 10.
New York on business connected with
improvements to be made in the city.
Judge Campbell was down yesterday
holding Especial term OF circuit court.
One chaucery case vas disposed Of
Ex.Coun:y superintendent W. ".
Writ, OF Sand Hill district, is out for the
nomination 10. circuit clerk.
There Ia a rumor ou. that the a. ?. a.
will give 4 big demonstration on May
so, parading the streets.
Three marriage licenses were issued
By Clerk Lewis yesterday.
Ex-Sheriff Hicks was reported i'm.
proving las: evening.
Il. ". johnson, of Nannington, was
here yesterday.
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People seeking rest and health will
find located At Mt Lake Park, This sum
mer, q tirs;.class Hygiene Home, with
all the comIor, and -roaYeniences OF a
we'll appointed sanltaripm. To be
opened May /. For further particulars
address HYGrESE HoME,
NtTH NJ. Lake Park, Nd,
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AN ENGLISH TRAMP.
Vivian Grey, n Newspaper Correspondent

Vivian Grey, a Newspaper Correspondent,
On Long Tramp.
PITTSBURGH, Apr! 2a-Nivian Grey,
the English newspaper correspondent,
whc is beating his a from Derby,
England, to Boston, Mass, and thence
trampinc to Monterey. Mexico, and
then making his way to Liverpool, Eng,
land, struck Pittsburgh to-day. he
came in BY way of Wilmerding. where
he bunked on tho hillside last night
He will remain here several days and
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The Strong PhillIes.

PnrLADELrHrA, Pa, April 23-The
second game OF the P~hiladelphias with
the Washington nine played to-day on
the home grounds showed the Philiies
TO still further advantage. The Sena-
tors made their runs in the third and
fourth innings while Phillies scored
slowly but steadily. Attendance $500.
Score:
Ph!ladelphia-.-. 10 ! o o ? o J. S
WashsnSton----o 0 l ) 0 0 0.OlG4
Earned runs / each; e..ors. > and 8; hits. lo land
s pitchers, Weyhlng and Stockdale; umpire,
Nnri.
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YESTERDAYS @
The Results at the Memphis, Roby 1
East 81, louis Tracks.

#.H.
East St. Louis Tracks
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 23.-Results:
FRS. sace-Purse, six furlongsi Buck.
rene Won Hiberuia Queen second,
Ellen third Time, LII.
Second-Sellinc. seven frrlonss;
Wightman won; Domingo second, Gen.
eral Ross third. Tine. $50.
Third-Gaston Hotel stakes for two
year.olds, $1,000 added; hall mile;
Laureate won; Linseed second, Sallie
Woodiord third. Time, SOL.
Fonrth-Sel!ins. one mile; McLieht
Won; Wauha.chie second, Rambler
third. Time, l:44.
Fifth-Handicap, one and one-eight
miles; Chant won; 81. Pat second, j. P.
B. third. Time, 1864.
sirth-one mile; Prince Carl won;
Ducat second. lakewood third. Time,
l:4tl.
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s. toIIS;----o o20 90 e-4

RreitensteIl. Smith. Home runs. Hy. stolen
bases. steazel. Beckley. Double plays Ely.
Quinn and Peiz. FirS: on balls, OF Bgeiten-
steia ): OF khret6 Struck out. by Ehret /.
Time. Two hours Umpire, McQuaid.
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then 90 to Cincinnati on foot, from
which place he hopes to work his way
on ono ofthe steamers to New Orleans.
From New Orleans he coeS to San An.
tonic, TexnS, aud from therd to Monte.
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at Eas. St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, No, April 23.-sumarles:
First, five and oue-half trrlongs-Pe-
kin won, time, l:lS.
Second. five iurloucs-Barthol won,
time, 1:oIi.
Third, i've and oae-half furlonga-
Jim Head won, time. 1871.
Fourth, i've furlongs-Da.t won,
time, l:06l.
Fifth, seyen-eiehsoi mile-Doncasser
won. time, l:S5.
Sixth, n mile-Hasy won, time,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOYS
Again Defeated by tho ST. LouI. Browns.
Other GnmcA


Boston at Baltimore, New York at
Washington, Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at Louisville, Cleveland at
Cincinnati, Chicago at ST. Louis.
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RoBY, I'M, April 23.-Results to-day:
First-Five furlongs-Marina won;
time, l:l7A.
second-one-half nile-Azrael won
time, :5I4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of q mile
Ike S won; tine, l:07l.
Four,h-SiS turlones-Harry Smith
won; time, 1881.
Notwithstanding OF q mile
Conner won; time. l:O7.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-08-21
sealed Proposals

VIII be received by the Board OF Commission.
ers OF custer county Idaho, for the construc-
tloh OF wagon road In Road District No y
connehcing az point OF rocks opposite the
residence or John O. Merritt on Antelope creek.
anu running thence along the foothills on the
NORTH side OF Antelope creek along the North
sue sue oi the George Richardson. l. 81 Hood and
Dunniway ranches, until the section line be-
tween The q. ID. Thompson and w. S. Dunniwav
ranches ~ reached; thence due west to a point
near tne northwest corner OF b. O. Dunniwav' \
Desert Entry No. 8; thence due south TO An
telope creek. Said road shall be constructed
on the line selected BY the road viewers an
pointed py the Board to view and lay out said
ROAD ana where said road runs through lands
owned by private individuals. lanes shall be
opened not less than sixty feet wide, and ali
Trees brush ana rock shall be removed from
tne ROAD ped not less than ~ feet wide, and
Wnere grades are necessary they shall be
m MAJ not less than eight feet wide exclusive of
ulrt thrown out. AND all banks ON such grades
snail nuVe sutncient slope to prevent cavinp
Al streams snail be bridged with good sub
s.antiaI bridges not less than i2 feet wide, with
suitapie approaches; and all soft or muddy
pl1ces shau DC ditched and suitable culyerts
lot draining the same be built when necessarvI
al, Al oias must be sealed aud addressed to the
Slerh OF the board of Commissioners of Custer
county, luaho, ana marked IBID for the con-
structlon OF Road on Antelope creek -
me BOARD reserves the right to reject anv
BY order OF the Board OF Commissioners 81
custer county, Idaho, July 23rd, 1891. =
Attest T, J, CLYDE, Clerk.