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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24
CuNCIL

After the close NJ tlia report ycl,cf'
day G.. b, -, relating i0 m1ttahcs
nui trusf IUrdH, was further dl8'u atu
uuI fiuAly loHt on o. vote %. % CD %,
e.. B. 3,. relating ~ liquor Licences,
was then put on is thitl rcaiiug aad
passed.
"A. -. o. relating 10 towns and the
lmUouuuus uf animals was pasHri.
&. Is. 2. regulating the practice OF
dgutHify was rrcUmmlttud,
e.. Is. fi, foluting 90 tho rnln VI
liqu1r anu Cigarette, wa rejected, ~
thr matter 10 now mlly covered BY
statute.
g. B. %, relating 10 corporations, was
rejected on tue report VI tho committee
on judiciary.
"a. B. l2l, relating 90 posting notices
Of stock killed by railroads was passed.
Hy unanimous consent Hart intro.
ducrd &. -. lui, Tor uniform system
Of free schools; referred 20 committee
on education,
&. u. 90 was Withdrawn from the
committee ON municipal corporation
and given ~ tie COMMITTEES on high
ways.
uousE.
Il. u. Ill, Powurs's tlll relating 10
appeals from Juttic.H clutt, was de
ousstd az some length, aud was nj
length recommittcd.
n. B. lis, the revenue bill, was CON
sidetoI uuripE the remainder a the
session. A discussion occurred IN TO-
gard to the fees TO be- charged In cafc'
o tax aNcs, but these being adjusted
no other important differences arose.
Tending consideration u this bill tho
House adjourned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

The divorce suit OF Esther ClAtton.
burg Va Alexander ClattenbuTg, Ia
which the petitioner pfays Tor decree
on the ground OF desefIion anu abAn-
donmont, 10 ON the cards fof hearing
In the Third district court some time
this afternoon. The parties inter.
married In this city In November, 1859,
anu on January 27Ih, 1891, tue dc.
PENDANT left his wife without assigDiug
any reason anu has since remained
away from her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-24

s0an introduced a Nm Ih'Nl!'Fno0n,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Daughters of America.

EAST LIVERPOOL. O., Aug. 22-The
National Council. Daughters of America
closed its annual session mere this even
ing. The delegates were banqueted by the
local lodge at Bradshaw's Hall tonight
The next annual meeting Will be held in
Brooklyn. y. Y, on the third Tuesday Of
August, 1895. AT the afternoon session to-
day the following officers were elected and
installed: Councillor Max II. Silas. of
Dayton. o.: vice councillor l.. O. Mylet,
OF Baltimore. Nd: junior past councillor.
Junior past councillor. Miss Anna David
son. Of Welsville o.: associate councillor,
Mirrie Rochtel of Canton. o.: vice as
sociate councillor, Miss Maggie Billing. OF
Ludlow. Ky; inside sentinel, W. \. VIII
son, of Dayton, O.; outside sentinel. j. l..
Anderson of East Liverpool
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
WON BY WEIGH.
Finlettter Beaten i'm the Shooting Con-
test for the RivertOn Plate.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-For the fifth
consecutive time Robert A. Welch, by de-
feating Leonard Finletter, won the River
ton challenge plate, and the match be-
tween these two crack shots of the River
ton Gun Club proved to be the most ex-
citing that has yet been shot the River
ton grounds. Finletter missed his eighty
fifth bird, which gave Welch the lead for
the first time during the contest and the
latter was never headed, winning the
match by one bird. thus making the sixth
time that the plate has been won by one
bird. To-days shoot was the eighth FOR
possession of the Riverton challenge plate,
and by tO-days match Wech has won 1t
five times. George Work twice and Fred
Hoey once. The conditions of to-days
match were one hundred birds each, thirty
yards rise and fifty yards boundary.
Welch killed ninety-one and missed nine;
Finletter killed ninety and missed ten
Welch used his second barrel seventy-two
times. forty-nine for safety. Finletter
used his second barrel seventy-seven times,
tifty-four for safety.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23

RenOminated, but Those Opposed
Register Threat to Beat Him.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 22-Many
Democrats of the Fourth congressional dis
trict have been resolving blennially for the
last quarter of century to shelve William
Steele Holman, and every two years his de-
feat is predicted. but the. great objector
always seems to carry the con-
vention by storm. His easy re-
nomination here to-day marks his
nineteenth appearance before the peo-
pie as a congressional candidate He has
been in the lower house thirty years in
all. serving his first term during President
Buchanan's administration. This campaign
will probably be the last one he will make.
His friends at Shelbyville, to-day saw that
he was a pretty sick man and he was
compelled to make his speech brief. AL
though he promised TO make an active
campaign, his voice was faltering from ex-
treme age and feebleness. With these con-
ditions Hon. James E. Watson promises to
give Mr.. Holman the most trying race of
his life. Watson is flied with the fire of a
young enthusiast. can stand up and talk
night and day and clearly outclasses the
veteran Holman.
The Democrats Of Rush county mani
tested a very bitter spirit towards Mr..
Holman in the convention, and many Of
them not only promised TO carry it 10 the
polls but also threatened to whet knife
for Governor Matthews, who. they be-
lieve came down to Shelbyville to save the
day for the ''objector.' The speech of Cor
tez Ewing, a son-in-law of the Governor.
in which tha Rush county delegation was
put on the roasting spit served to further
fNll
Governor remarked, in his address. at the
courthouse, after the convention, that ''evi-
IDENTIFY the Democrats of this district be-
lieve they have a good thing and propose
TO keep it," the feeling in nowise abated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
END OF THE WORLD.
Pamphlet That Predicts Wonderful
Things Are About to Come to Pass.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug pa small
pamphlet entitled What Do Those Things
Mean? is being freely distributed among
the homes, particularly of workingmen,
about town. 1t is interesting inasmuch as
it attempts to prove that the end of the
world is at hand and that the wonderful
things told in the book of Revelations are
about to come to pass. The recent railroad
strike is declared to be the last sign of
prophecy. This last sign, 1t declares. Is
distress with perplexity. Nations have
been perpleXed before and likewise have
been distressed but this is the first time.
ii is asserted, that both caamities have
come at once. The pamphlet is published
by the international Religious Liberty AS
ISOLATION. At it's office to-day no one was
able to fix the exact day for the end OF
the world but it was stated that the pres
ent generation will live to see it, and that
most OF us will be present when the end
comes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
DYNAMITE GUNS TESTED.
Ordnance Officers Amazed at the Per-
feet Work of the New ''DestrOyers."

SANDY HOOK, n. j., Aug. 22.-In con-
tinuation of the trial of the pneumatic
dynamite guns the test to-day was for ac-
curacy. Three dummies were fired first
to obtain the range. Afterwards eight
loaded ten-inch projecties, each containing
two hundred pounds of nitro gelatine, were
fired from the fifteen-inch gun and all
struck the water apparently in the same
spot. The range was $500 yards. Two sec
onds time fuses were used. They acted
perfectly, exploding every she'll United
State ordnance officers and others who wit
messed the exhibition were not merely
satisfied, but amazed Several full charges
of five hundred pounds of gelatine shells
will be fired Saturday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
GOBBLED BY THE FORT WAYNE.
Baltimore Electric Company and I'M
pOrtant Patents Purchased.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-The Manufacture
ers Record Of this week will announce
the closing of big deal. which promises
10 have an important influence upon cleo
trio operations in this country. The Wen
strom Electric Company, of Baltimore
which has a capital stock Of $l,000.OOO has
sold out to the Fort Wayne electric cor
poratlon, of Fort Wayne. Ind. This deal
puts the Fort Wayne company i'm control
of patents which, Ii is said are being in
fringed by other electric manufacturers
and the Fort Wayne company will, il is
also said, Immediately begin an active fight
upon all who are reported as infringing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
ONLY $4,000.
Small Appropriation for Putting the

tLa6ssl.-.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-The following
was printed in a New York paper to-day:
In addition TO the long list of errors found
in the.Gorman tariff bill the surprising dis
covery has been made by the Treasury De-
partment that no appropriation has been
made for putting into effect the income
tax provisions. The collectors OF internal
revenue can do nothing under these cir
cumstances in the direction of preparing to
collect the tax. The treasury officials
claim to be blameless. for they forwarded
TO the appropriations committee more
than month ago, an estimate for an in
itial appropriation OF S50o000 to be used
during the current fiscal year in carrying
out the income tax provisions of the tariff
bill if it should become "A law. The Sec
retary of the Treasury, through the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. estimated
that the appointment OF 30 deputy col
lectors and eighteen or twenty additional
clerks in the Washington office would be
necessary TO begin the preliminary work
Whether by accident or design, neither the
House nor the Senate appropriations COM
mittees paid any attention to Secretary
Carlisles estimate and the internal reve-
nue. collectors are, therefore, helpless and
must defer all arrangements until Con-
gress provides the necessary money. This
VIII not be done at the present session as,
owing 10 the lack OF a quorum in either
house no business can be transacted ex-
cept by unanimous consent, which. OF
course, cannot be obtained for the pur-
pose OF saving the unpopular and undemo-
cratic income tax law from disaster. Com
missioner of Internal Revenue Miller ad-
mits that Congress strangely failed 10
provide the necessary money, but is hope
ful that when the two houses reassemble
I'm December the amount OF his estimate
viii be included I'm an urgent. deficiency
appropriation bill, that administration
of the new law will be made possible"
When Chairman SayTes. OF the House
committee on appropriations. saw the
above story he branded IL as false and SEN
sationaL Every allowance for the collec-
ton of the tax has been made In accord
ance with the wishes of the Treasury De-
partment," said Mr.. Sayres. The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue conferred
with me last week on the subject and L
asked him TO talk with Secretary Carlisle
and then submit "A resolution covering
just what he wanted. This was sent TO
me on Saturday. IL called for an ad-
ditional $500 for clerical help in the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau. / introduced the
resolution Monday last and IL was
passed. 1t is just the Treasury De-
partment authorities want IT,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
VIII Abandon Albany.

ALBANY, y. Y, Aug. 22.-The Purcell
Envelope Company, of which James II.
Manning, son OF the late Secretary of the
Treasury Manning, is president. which has
the contract for supplying the federal gov
ernment with 100000 worth OF stamped
envelopes. has decided to abandon Albany
and manufacture at HOlyoke Mass The
company is 10 produce two million en-
velopes per day and will employ over three
hundred peODle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Hall.


Then came the motion to make the nom
ination of Holman unanimous, but there
were so many noes" from the Rush coun-
ty delegation the question was not put.
The delegates adjourned to the courthouse
yard. where Mr.. Holman and the Governor
spoke. The aged Congressman excused
himself from an effort on account of i'll
health. He was quite nervous and APP
peared very feeble. He claimed that an
Indiana Democrat secured in Congress the
recognition of pension as n soldiers
vested right. He said there were several
things which he expected TO explain during
his canvass. The Governor spoke for about
a half hour on the issues. His speech con-
tanned much of the material used i'm his ef-
fort before the Democratic State conven-
ton. The Shelbyvile military company
corted him about town during his short
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Joint Senator Nominated.
Special to the indianapolis Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 22.-Nicholas
Weintraut, a farmer living near Prescott,
Shelby county, was nominated for joint
Representative for Marion and Shelby coun-
ties at the convention held here this morn
ing. State Senator Hudson, Of indianapolis,
presided over the convention. DIR. J. II.
Gallon, of Indianapolis. received few scat
tering votes and Weintraut received the
remainder. Both candidates made short
hes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Wants Cheap Rates for g. n

PITTSBURG, Aug. 22.-D. c. Ripley.
chairman OF the citizens executive board
to-day issued an appeal to the general pas
senger agents of several Eastern roads
asking for "A uniform rate of / cent per mile
for the Grand Army encampment and stat
ing that unless this be done large numbers
OF old soldiers will have to stay at home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Campaign Open at Madison.
neciaI TO the IndiananoI JournaI


MADISON, Ind, Aug. 22.-Republicans
opened the campaign here tonight with
rousing speeches by Hon. w. y. Ketcham
and Hon. Robert J. TraceweH. The court
house was crowded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Florists TO Meet at pittsburg.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. T., Aug. 22.-The
Society of American Florists in session
relating 10 Horticulture and afterwards
selected Pittsburg, as the place for holding
the convention of 1885 Officers were placed
in nomination to Ia balloted for to-mor-
row.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
THE UNION TRUST co

will lend money on city property
and farms, on reasonable terms. BOr-
rowers will save money by applying
directly tn the company.
The company will allow interest
ON deposits OF money, which may be
made at any time and Withdrawn
after notice AIT n fixed date, and
will be entitled To interest for the
whole time they remain with the
company. Executors, administrators
or trustees of estates will find this
company convenient depository for
money. liz does not receive deposits
payable demand, nor does it do
banking business.
Trust funds and trust investments
are kept separate and apart from the
assets of the company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23

heart; Testine, Ovarine, etc. Two drachms,
81 so Henry J. Huder. indianapolis on
Columbia Chemical Company. Washington.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
Only Three Important Errors.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2z.-The legislative
and engrossing clerks Of the Senate have
been comparing the statement OF errors in
the new tariff bill made in various papers
to-day and say that there are only two or
three errors that need TO give importers
or officers OF the treasury any concern.
These are the paragraphs relating to fres
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23

reading of the free clause. The trade is
greatly worked up over the prospect.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
THE c., H. & d. r. r.


OFFICIAL ROUTE for the KNIGHTS of
PYTHIAS CONCLAVE at WASHINGTON,
ID. G. All Uniformed knights will go via
c.. II. & d. and c. & O. II. RS. Special
train will leave Union Station at 315 p. IN.
Saturday, Aug. p. Tickets ON sale Aug. %
TO 20 good returning till Sept. S, with priv
ilege of extension TO Sept. 10.
For tickets, sleeping car space and full
Information, call at ticket office, No. 2
West Washington street, or Union Station.
/. d. BALDWIN. ID. +. \.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23
BALTIMORE
S16 for the Round Trip.

On same dates limited to Sept. s.
For tickets, sleeping accommodations
and full information call at Big Four
ticket offices, Nos. 1 East Washington
street, SO Jackson Place and Union Station.
H. NJ. BRONSON, A. G. p. A.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23

Mr.. Holman was denied unanimous NOM
ination, a proposal to this effect, after the
ballot was announced, having been not
only srnothered. but actually hooted down
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-13


first figure IL the section,
township north; third, range
Arlington, ]. NJ, lots So, 81,
IS, 81, SO, SIS, So, and go,
block GO, DUTIES add Nam.
Allen. Mrs. Marie, lots 1, 2,
3, Z. blk. 8, Masters add,
lots II, IL. Is, IA, Is, II
IS, blk 6, Masters add,
and 60 feet Of the NV cor.
of blk is. and IT 8, blk 8,
in Masters addition and
personal, Payette. !. ::
Ashbaugh, J. A., N shf ne or
sw I 90 !, nv 1 se !, sect
zA and pereonai.
Anderson, 6heyi1dn, lots 8,
10, and S hf SW4 I sects 8, 6,
2 and personal. 80. :.
Asmussen. August, s hf SW
! Sec. 20-7-3; Sc !, Sci
Sec. 1918, and NV I
NV + Sec. 29-7-3,ss and
personal So. :.
Asmussen, Henry, improve
ment on homestead and
personal
Adams, George, personal
Allison, T.. J., personal. ;.
Armstrong, Glenn, 8 ] SW i,
SW Or NE !, w i! Sc ! sec
432, and NV ! NE Or
Sec. $50. ...... -.
Andrews, George, E ! NV 1
22-5-5.
Bernard, James, lots 81, 80,
80, Al, 43, IS, AZ, 4S, blk Al
Brett, N. E., Sc ! NV /
school land Sec. 364-2.
Benson, e. E., personal -.
Benson, Newton, Sc + NV 1
lots 8, 4, 5, 6-6-2; lot l,
1872: lot 10, 1918; lot 6,
31-7-2 and personal. 49,.
Bivens, B. /, 81 SW4 1854
and personal.
Banister, w. H. and Bros,
personal ............
Bannister, G, personal.
Biggerstaff, Sam'l.. personal
Brookshire, G. c., in the 6W
!, ssh, five acres and
personal !.
Bardsley. J. L., personal. -.
Ball, Samuel, Improvements
on 7-8-2 and personal.
Boise Valley Land and Live
Stock Company, FL. y !,
NE ! Is. and the NE 1
14-5-6, improvements on
timber culture and per-
sonal.. $1,000. -. 4
Beck, ]. r., n ! Sc + lots 4
and + 31-4
Burger, 2. L., SW ! 12-4-5.
Blanton BrotherS, Payette,
personal i. ..... ~.
Blackman, A., Nampa, lots
Is and q block "a ~. /
Boyer, Henry, Namps, lots
s and 81, 6. and K add.
and personal
Bergh, 6. A.. Nampa, lot 5,
block 8; lots !, 3, 4, 5, 8,
10, Young's addition, blk
is: 8, 10, IL, 10, block
SO, g. and K: s ] NE
NE ! SW quarter lot s,
5-2-1 ~.
Baltimore, J H, Nampa, lots
3 and 4, block 3, Inter-
state add.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-13

LIST Bsker, B. B., lots 8, 10, IL,
IL, block 115, Caldwell. ].
1893. Brown, J. NJ, sw Or ~ al
8611. and one lot in
res are Smiths add. to Emmett.
: the Beardsley, Mrs. A. r., lots
o.ond 80 and IS, blk 80, Nanps.
~ Brumback, j., east ! e quar-
west 49,. -.
Canmett, I. A., se Or % Or
Of the ne or in 26-9-5,
Is O8 10 acres and personal. !.
Cage, W. E., personal. -.
Curtis, C. F., personal. 49,.
Clark, J. s., 8 ] 90 Or 8-6-1
Carter, John, east ! &c quar-
N-1, lot 2, @6-1;
~ Or NV Or 23-6-2; lots
2 and 8, 33-7-1: lot 2
80 % and ! of 8, block 4, EN-
m0Ct.
Conway, NJ, NV Or 1854
~ anu HOI oOU04.
Campbell & McKeon, lots 4,
5, 8, blk III, G. and K.
As AZ addition, Nampa.
Cook, L. F., w J 49,;
lot l. 19-4-2; 90 quar-
ne quar-, ne quar- SO quar-
13-4-2; ne quar- ne quar-
II o. M-4-3 and personal. ;.
Carter, F. NJ, personal. ;.
Crandall, F. c., personal.
S % Clements. Jacob: personal. !.
6 rs Comfy, J. B., lots IA and Is
4 Sc and one-half of lot 16, blk
10, Nampa 80.
Cox, Reuben, lots 1, 2, 3 and
4, block II, Caldwell
Sc A Grain, c. M, personal
Galloway, A. f., s | ne Or, E
Is 60 NV !, less twenty acres,
21-4-3 and personal. :.
% is Cox, Anderson, E J ne or
1882; sc Or 90 Or 21-3-2;
1 g. sw or sw Or 22-32.
2 06 Cunningham, Mary, s ] lot
6, block 6, lot II, blk 95,
6. and X. add. Nampa
Case, Alliene, sw Or 10-7-4,
66 81 school land -.
Carr, Allan H., lots 9 and 10,
% rs block Is, Young's add
Nampa ...............
3 81 Cook, w. s., personal 49,.
8 81 Crawford J. c., 81 sc or,
p 60 3-6-2; 81 sw or, 2-6-2.
Duell, Charles, personal.
Dewalt F.. NJ, ne Or ne Or
Z O5 SOL and personal -.
4 81 Dodd, D. p, s ! sw or
1912; N ] nv Or 224-2
3 80 and personal ..... Il
Duval, II. f., sw Or sw Or
school land; lots 7 and s,
block 8, Nampa .......
Davis. F. H., ne or 1882.
Dnffes, Alex, lots IA, Is. Is,
80 Al 18, 20, blk 20. 3-4-5, sub
division Of lots Ia and Is,
l6 Is blk 10, 13-15-17; blk IA;
$50 IL, IA, IL, Is. II, Is, 10,
blk IS, g and K add; lots
8 90 1,2,3,4, 5, 6, blk 86, G..
and K. addition; lot /,
- so block d.; lot 2. block 70,
and personal, Nampa :, 1
bangle, Fred, south half ne
3 60 or, lots s, Z. s, 5-6-2 -.
Drennen, John, lots IL, IA,
Is, blk 20, Caldwell ...
Duffes, James, LOT %, blk 20
and lot 10, II, IL, blk 26,
Davis. John r, lot 8, block
y 50 16, Nampa, and improve
$500 - $1,000
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-13

9,
and 8 blk 1925. G. and K. Huokabee William, north !
10 Harvey, g. . south F. n:
IS a Ds%e e9o H. snS ~ gs ?"
school land 81 Hamilton, Robert P i~pro1.
81 80 D:S school, nv lag, 81 ms a on timber culture
% .. Elliott Thomas lots 2s, Hammer Frank quarter
g ri ~ x md ~ 81 H.n@i g. T, NV
% 90 a. Gosie add Payette ae SO Harvey Ella.
Is 81 Hsa i E. s II s
block eo,ies .dd Heasrn.n osors. personal
40 40 is % =. Hs.' :@R:
- - block Nampa 81 Hannah, David south
. . ''s $ :; 8, s .ss'l
7s2 s2-7-i lot: T. and TO- Hannah Anna NJ. lot. q,
as-7-l and personal 80 A section .; iots and
5s-l and PERSONAL: 8 10 Hart Eliza H.. ne quarter
g g - H;s'z ss''' and ID; sd: :ss
5a7 5e,7 blk o2, G. and Hart john lot T. blk r.
- - Ee.iss VI Personal; s HUFF 4 lot 4 blk 81, G.
q o. Fletcher IT, fractional lot and add and personal
8: ys:: personal. Pay 81
p: :ls estate Of Albert, s9Pi ss sPs and
bal; :; s H. IL :. s; Is: 81 ID
ss ss First Bank Of Nampa per- Hunsy George io IS and
r .eGs EsmR' l'' 40 IL blk H. Caldwell ,l.
8 81 Sec 5,Tp5NR5w and 5,s7, . 6lf g. g. and
personal 81 10 K addition Nampa, and
81 Frakes II. c.. lots as bk personal
II, Payet:e. % II Hamilton W. H., lot 8, blk
Groves p A. personal IA As 3d. G. and K. add Nampa
% Grothjan, ]. T.. north sc and personal
IL 90 1885 and personal 81 Is Haley George c. personal
Gsen G. H., imp sw4 ne4 Hunter A. J., lot IS; blk SO,
Is NV sw lot g. 1872. 10 Is Nampa
90 Glass J. A. south ] sw Heron l. A., lot 49, 81 2s
AL; west NV or 9-6-1 blk 81; II and H. blk II,
Is 3S and personal II 50 NampA
Graham 0. F, lots Huntey, F. lot rs blk 3d. G.
blk 10, Emmett. A and K, add, Nampa.
SO 86 Graham Potter personal 10 HILL George b. lots TO- H.
Gott D. E. personal 10 "a and 10 blk 1O2, G. and
Gray, George f., addition, Nampa
80 or 49, 10 "a Haines J. L., lots and TO-
"a - Gould, A., lots and blk &c., blk q, Dorman's
blk 81, G. and K, Nampa "a addition to Caldwell, and
Cess &. W., or qr personal ..............
3254; lot /. 544; lot Idaho Mining and Irrigation
4, 49,; lots and Z, Company, thirty miles Of
3354....... II 80 canal. q
Given, Frank L., oneha lot Jordan. Lee personal.
90 block 10, lot %, "a, jones' William, east ar
blk Is lots l, 4, s. 8, section 1-2-2. ..........
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