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Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OLE TIE SINKING FUND
TO CONTRACTORS
LILnInGAI


PROPOSALS
For furnishing Materias ana Performing Work IN th-
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q Ne~York pursuant 70 chapter ~ r@csiyed 1914
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sEAi.ED ESTIMATES Tor the above work, Endorsed
the above ti'le. also WIZ the name IN pcioh OF pei
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The amount Of security required FORTY-FIvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. For fun particulars. see City
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i35th-s, 2l5 IT Of Ith-aye year,; 1850
corner stanton and Ridge s SIS years 10 w.: 1000
6sth-st year 400
% ri. to Of h. .sAi' dS 900
is5tli-st $50 It OF 7th-aye. years. H.so
i co. No 20 west 52d-s, years ...:...:.. 1850
E"s a. MARI msD hS to fs a'S lease ,s
Ewert, William and wife to Franklin savings Az.
%o Ne $50 %es ' and wife
Liihographic co. 5 s''h-st' 1886 IT Of Boule- ~.
Fs saT" ": James, and wife Edward Harsh
CULVER Louisa G. and another to me Mercanuie
Trust co. trustee No S4' Madi'on-ave' IN.
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oc SaH%s Gas,ay vie Joseph II Gray 81.
Hsrskoyitz, Lena to Lawrence Mccormick No so.
H Sf fa'' Ea~in NJ To Charles + Butler
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Israel .i Charles ct al to Ety. 4ss and $50 .. ~.
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K sfE,' Ida, to Jacob Roth No 1883 Avenue A.
years. mortgages ,;:;;. 30"
ck Nathaniel
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r ySsr Mary L. to E Ayre- No 30 loid
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lfn :, ~ Columbus ave years ......... I'm
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Marnas. Katharnc and another to ; :ca
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MARCHING IL, o'J john. ct al to X MacKay as
trustee. S2i-st. 90 It Of columbus-aye a,mn
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i ST. 81 p % th- ;o dsn M9rnc a., trustee
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Rees william. ct al to Teachers' Building and
Loan Association. iOth-s'. 2353 Il OF ID M
Reser. Jacob and VIE 70 bernhard Rose e ,on
Rspp Carrie. to samuel Rapp, 5 5 5'h-st 1913 nn
RickSby Hamilton and Sia TO the Franklin say.
inss Bank 80 40 West 4stb-st. j year........ 900
and i7o Aiexinder-aye = years MORTGAGE 5000
sesmsyer Jo,eph and w VI. 70 Pauline strauss M
schalIcr. .Friederich Frederick 4 Lippod. No
s5,en@; John; Ella ) c3ntlins. 55ihst ,a.s
scyane Alberf snf vito io The East River saw ioV''
ings INSTITUTION. 80 III Madison-st year.... 5000
Sch1nner, Charles T. - James VI Drake
ner 9h-ave and l2jth-st r.............. 1000
ave - It n q 9Gih.st wears ......,..'. 1900
Ne'a. Mary L. and another % the Mutual Life In
snrance Co. 35ih-st. ~ n 81 9th-aye.
A'o>V
walker, Fernando r. - Union
Seminary 81 the city ~ New-York clinton
Place. - n Of Greene-st. 5000
30 r,enoyave '.....'.......... 2Lmo
Nhson. Elizabeth 7. TO q i Garretson.
James Walker years -!., 500
Watkins Susan f. u Edward Fitzpatrick.
6sih-st. rs n . Of Columbus-aye. . 800
Walker. Alexanlor. and another % tn" Title
ave- and lc5i h ,'i' corner "e' foa $500
Endsyc year. 1900
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A RrlcLES IN
THE MARCH CENTURY
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO NEW-YORKERS.

THE MARCH CENTURY
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO NEW-YORKERS.
EUGENE YSAYE.
ry H. T. KREHElEL. musical critic OF "Thc New
York Tribune"
HERMANN NON HELMHOLTX
- THOMAS CoMNEEToED MARTIN. Editor q
oh" Electrical Ens!nccr'
ELACKMAII. As 4 HERITAGE.
The story ~ Ncw-YorHs legacy from Colonial days.
showing tnlt tho ~ .oru 4 leyyng backman IS
an ourrroth u very ancient rractlce' By c. g. BrtL.
CHEATING At LETTERS
Ty H. e.. HUMMER. EIfor = puck"
THE HORSE MARKET.
Ey HENRY Guilds MERwIN with illustrations
familiar - Nov-Y0skcrs.
BIZ .f,ls 90 "Clri, ss,fKrovieire' AMI ''The cure
f.r Municipal Corruption: poetry nv Edmund Clarence
s,e1man Dr. Henry var Dyke ard others. Tho present
I-.tuctt.n =
MADAME SANS-GENE"
aids special intores, Trofcfs7r So1res great Life
= N7reie.a NOW appearing IN THE CENTURY. T."
March nstalncr. depicts Ranarares reception IN rars
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School Aeenrics.

ENCy Miriam Coyriere supplies. tutors. proessors
n etc. In all depts reconlnrnuS
,cnool. parents $50 5thave Book lang cor .os
A ,ERrCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n ,unres Professors Te1chers Tutors, Gov"rtesses'
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" Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union square.
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( Chicago 10. Angeles. etc. n. r. Croker w - MI
L. = Huyssoon w o. Pratt. n I Managers ~ otn.AVe'
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obstruction.


TT iroROrGH EDUCATION he obtained under a.
| efroien stan Of UNIVERSITY GRADUATES a' any
- tho unl.rr,en.ioned Schools or Colleges;
VIZ Fees about 100 Guneas.
r,s,hourne "sannenbetg.' tI}oys)
,5".,rn.ro,,b IN seoul Suffolk Road. 0iirls)
rrigb,on 800. Heidelberg Hons" Medina villas. GIFTS
prosnectIse, IN application European ONCE N l.
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cachcrs.

POSITION as adde's travelling companion or teacher
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seminary which she has had nine years eN
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Real estate.
INSURE YOUR TITLE.

The trouble over the will Of John Anderson. the
tobacronist. before IT ended lost TO the
owners Of the property coming through IT, more
than 5000 900
judgment Of the Court OF Appeals rendered
last year compelled a wel,-known banker Of this
city to pay than $4,000 because OF his
warranty Of a title to land sold by him twenty
five years before. but which had been through
a defective foreclosure ten years earlier still.
Is it prudent to insure yourself when a cor
poration like this offers u carry the risk for
less than owners and lenders have been In the
habit Of paying for mere opinions Of counsel
which prove protection when loss really
comes?
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LENOKDED MORTGAGES.

a7i It 81 Hudron st. .,............. $4,000
Adams Al RI !. and wife TO the Emlgrant In
Bank. Park Row
brooklyn Bridge. Observation-Disclosures. GOoO0
Bernstein Charles. and wife IL Charles Bernstein
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trustee No Il ist,ave S ............,.1. 10000
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Bliss lydia \. Equitable Life Assurance So
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years 2eoOo
Hummer. Henry a. and wife to the Emgrant
ioth-st year 1850
Biunn ug. Henry +. and wife to Dry Dock sa ngs
y.ar ,............. ....................., 10000
lakes. Eugene >. To 4 q IsaCkm1n. Broad
wears ...'..".... .'......,".......... 10000
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09

The exercises being concluded
all were invited to gather aroun d
the long table, which by the way
was groaning under the weight
of choice viands, and the way
the victuals disappeared was a
caution, and showed that "a
hungry" crowd was doing full
justice to the magnificent spread,
besides the presence of SO many
good-looking ladies who were
waiting on the table added great
ly in making the banquet such
a decided success, and the grace
full manner in which Emmett,
Billy, Joe and Dick, assistants,
officiated is worthy of mention.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09


sENGER fund second, and prob
ably Custer county has less in
habitants to donate than any
other county in Idaho. We notice
that several counties are not
down for a cent.
Next Friday E. T. Woodwork,
the promoter of the Butte Cali
fornia railroad enterprise, will
leave with party to go over
land over the route to California.
One of the purposes of the trip
will be the selection of a south
ern terminus. Mr.. Woodworth,
in speaking to a reporter yes
terday, seemed to entertain very
harsh feelings towards this city.
He said he had been treated more
like robber than anything else,
and that the road would not run
through Boise if it were possible
to build it elsewhere, and he was
confident it would be. The route
he has in mind at present is down
the Payette valley via. Caldwell
and on to California by way of
Owyhee. 1t is understood Cald-
well has contributed towards the
expense of an expert inspection
of the route. Mr.. Woodworth
said the road would be built.
The people here could depend on
hat.-StGtesnaGTa.
II never use window screens"
said a wise housekeeper the 9TH
er day, because | have a fancy
that they shut out all the air in
hot weather, and besides, they
serve to keep the flies in the
house as we'll as out. but |
never see fly in your house,
said her friend. How do you
manage it ? For my part, |
must confess that, screens or no
screens, my summer means to
me one long battle with the little
pests. MY remedy is a very
simple one, "said the good house
keeper, land | learned it years
ago from my grandmother when
1 used to sit and watch her put
ting punches of lavendar flowers
around to keep the flies away.
My method is simpler. ! buy 5
cents worth of oil of lavender at
the drug store and mix it with
the same quantity of water
Then / put it in common glass
atomizer and spray it around the
rooms wherever the flies are apt
to congregate, especially in the
the dining-room where Isprinl1le
it plentiful over the table linen.
The odor is especially disagree
able to flies and they will never
venture in its neighborho0d,
though to most people it has q
a peculiarly fresh and grateful
smell. Detroit Free Press,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09
er or Sky-rocket.

The day was pleasant, except
a wind-storm in the afternoon.
At the appointed hour, IL o'clock
a. M, most of the children in
this vicinity, besides number
of older persons, congregated at
the picnic ground in DR.. Jacob
sons grove. The exercises a
this place were brief, consisting
of patriotic songs, which were
exceedingly well rendered by a
choir consisting of the following
ladies and gentle men:
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09
%GRAND BALL.%

The grand Fourth of July ball
held in the l. o. o. f. hall, in
this city, was quite an event. A
large crowd was in attendance,
the young and blushing damsel
of IA summers to the "old man
of 20" were in attendance. The
Bomar orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The greatest of all National
holidays-the 4th-was observ-
ed in Challis last Thursday in a
moderate degree. No grand and
glorious celebration was held as
in former years. About the only
thing to denote the occasion was
apicnic and ball, and now and then
the distant report of a fre-crack-
or. m. Slxv-rOcket
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09

The following ladies and gel
lemen were in attendance
Mrs. VIM. Millick,
Mrs. e. 6. Dodge,
Mrs. Chas. Potter,
Mrs. H. Bradbury,
Mrs. Mac Black,
Mrs. I'll. G. McKendrick,
Mrs. J. L. Ebberts,
Mrs. j. P. Spalding,
Mrs. A. G. Bomar,
Mrs. VIM. Elder,
Mrs. A. Jones,
Mrs. e. P. Wilson,
Mrs. Arthur MCGOWAN,
Miss Edna West,
Miss Cassie West,
Miss Winnie Bradbury,
Miss Beatrice Bradbury,
Miss Maude Jensen,
Miss Margret Sullivan,
Miss Kate Sullivan,
Miss Amanda johnson,
Miss Pearl MCGOWAN,
Miss Annie Malm,
Miss Mabel Funkhouse.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09

VIM. Millick, E. G. Dodge, Chas.
Potter, Henry Bradbury, Mac
Black, H. G. McKendrick, J.
L. Ebberts, j. P. Spalding, A.
G. Bomar, VIM. Elder, Geo.
E. Keyes, Geo. MCGOWAN, w.
D. Pierce, Jas. Job. Lafe
Weighall. Jerry Sullivan, Joe
Jones, John Althon, Al. Honey,
VIM. Peck, Ben Metzger, Chas
Breyer. VIM. Burnett, Leon
Richards, Aaron Richards, Mr..
Bird, Emmett Hosford.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-07-09
". ii. BKODHEAD, Register
First publication July 0, 1906.

Col. Nick Treweek advertises
in a HALEY paper to the effect
that bids will be received to put
in from 2500 to 5000 cords of
wood for the Company at Custer.
A. l.. Livingston, owner of a
valuable group of mines in the
vicinity of Slate creek, has re-
turned to Clayton from Denver.
Charles Nelson, of HALEY, Sc
cured his horse and cart at Sal
mon. This man johnson who
had a daughter in the Hewett
show hired the conveyance of
Mr.. Nelson, in Haley, about a
month ago to come to Challis, but
he did not find his daughter here
so he went to Salmon. At Sal
mon Johnson got on a "spree"
and landed in the ''jug," and he
sold the horse and cart to pay
his fine. When Mr.. Nelson got
to Salmon Johnson had skip
ped" to parts unknown.
Sam'l. Wells and three sons,
of the Summit mine, who have
been in the Cape Horn and Loon
creek countries for nearly three
weeks, returned last Friday eve
ming. They report that Capt.
Varney undoubtedly has the
ledge that fed the Loon creek
placers. Idaho World.
Drink, and the gang drinks
with you, swear off and you go
it alone; for thee, the bar room
bum who drinks your rum has a
quenchless thirst of his own.
Feast and your friends are many,
fast and they cut you dead;
they'll not get mad if you'll treat
them bad, so long as their
stomachs are fed. Steal, if you
can get a million, for then you
can furnish bail; its the great
big thief that gets out on leave
while the little one goes to jail.
Commissioners Knapp and
Pitzer and johnson arrived in
Challis Saturday and Sunday.
Mac Black and Mrs. Malm and
family have moved to Custer.
Custer Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F.
installed the following officers
last Saturday night
N. G.-M. M. Sweet.
Sec. A. G. Bomar.
Treas. j. l.. Ebberts.
Warden-H. G. McKendrick.
Conductor-W. ID. Pierce.
| r. S. N. G.-J. M. Jackson.
L. S. N. Glen. Peck.
Bayhorse celebrated the 4th
by holding a dance.