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The herald., 1897-09-21
Smuggled Coolies

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. 2O.--The con-
tinuation of the examination before
United States Commissioner Kiefer to-
Gay of Yee Gee, the Port Townsend Chi
nese charged with entering a conspir-
acy to Illegally bring Chinese into the
Ur'ited States brought out no sensa tioE-
al evidence. At the end of the examiua-
tion the defence moved to discharge the
prisoner upon the ground that the evil
dence was improper and that it did not
connect the defendant with the crime
alleged The motion was overruled, and
the defense declining to put in any evil
dence, the prisoner was bound over to
appear before the federal grand jury,
bail being fixed at $500, which was fur
niShed
The herald., 1897-09-21

Cairo. ILL.,, have been isolated and every
precaution been taken to prevent the
spread Of the disease. He says that the
cases are very mild and have caused
little alarm in Cairo. Instructions have
been given for the dieinfection Of the
vessels from which the two patients
were taken. Surgeon General Wyman
has been informed that vessel has been
anchored in the river near Cairo by the
Illinois board of health for the purpose
Of inspecting vessels from New Orleans.
Surgeon Carter has arranged for the in
spection of all vessels leaving New Or
leans.
WELCOME WEATHER
MOBILE, Ala, Sept 2O-Sunday aft
ernoon the hot spell was broken by a
heavy rain, which served also to wash
out the cutters and improve the city's
sanitary condition. The temperature
this morning real autumn weather was
experienced. At noon the people were
almost jubilant over the health report.
Two new cases, no suspicious cases and
no deaths.
MAILS GUARANTEED
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The post
office department has received ipforma-
tion that the Mississippi hoard Of health
has quarantined all mails from the in
fected districts Of that state ard re-
fused to permit them to be dispatched
to their destinations even if fumigated.
Surgeon General Wyman Of the marine
hospital service will take action in the
matter with view to raising the en-
barge as far as possible in the case OF
disinfected mails.
TRAINS STOPPED
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 20.-The Ala
bama & Vicksburg Railroad is being un-
able to run trains today 1t laid off all
the employees at this point except the
agent and telegraph operators.
AT EDWARDS
EDWARDS. Miss, Sept 20.-Twelve
new cases of yellow fever since the last
report have developed. Total number
registered, 81. The quarantine is strict
ard effective as possible to make it.
The herald., 1897-09-21
Land Titles Settled

DENVER. Col. Sept. 20.-A special to the
Republican from Santa Fe. N. NJ, says
The United States court of private land
claims today handed down an opinion re-
jecting the Ojito de las Medanos grant.
involving 69.443 acres of land in Valencia
county, as per the court calendar, and
four square leagues as the testimony dis
closed. 1t was contended that the four
square leagues of land in controversy were
granted to Antonio Sandoval in 1878. The
court holds that only temporary possess
sion was given to Sandoval, and that this
was abandoned within three years after the
alleged claim was made.
The herald., 1897-09-21
LEPRoSY CASES
Chinese Patients Dying-Two Victims
In South Dakota

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. 20.-The city
health inspector is just back from the
leper station on Darcy island. He says
that of the seven Chinese patients, six
cannot live much longer. They are
slowly dying from the terrible disease.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Acting As
sistant Surgeon Smythe of the marine
hospital service has written to the sur
geon general informing him of the ex-
isterce Of two cases Of leprosy In Walsh
county. North Dakota. The victims are
Scandinavians and the disease is said
to be we'll developed. One Of the pa
tients is said to be anxious to return TO
Sweden. DR.. Smythe says he is unin-
formed as to what precautions the local
authorities have taken to prevent the
spread Of the disease.
The herald., 1897-09-21
County Government

SANTA ROSA, CAL. Sept. 20.-The new
county government act won a victory In
Judge Dougherty's department OF the su-
peror court today. County Surveyor Rick
seeker brought suit to compel Auditor
Atchison to issue a warrant for his salary
according 10 the new act. The court held
the new act to be constitutional. and or
dered that peremptory writ be issued to
the auditor to issue the warrant asked for
BY the surveyor. Under the new law the
county surveyor receives $500 per annum.
The herald., 1897-09-21
Follert Will Die

TRAIL. B. c.. Sept. POI. w. Follert of
the produce and commission firm of Fol-
.ert & Levine. accidentally shot himself
yesterday. and was afterward rescued
from drowning by his partner. Follert and
his wife and Levine rowed up the river,
going ashore for lunch. Follert stepped
on boulder and his Winchester was acci-
dentally discharged sending a bullet
through the side OF his head, fracturing
his skull. He fell backward into the swift
of the river, but was rescued by
his partner. Follert is not expected to live.
The herald., 1897-09-21
INDEX
OF THE TELEGRAPH NEWS

Five coal miners roasted to death
in fire at Bell Ellen, Ga.
Congress to be asked for money to
provide guns for the auxiliary cruis-
ers.
The Stanford estate threatened
with litigation by dissatisfied lega-
tees in the east.
Striking miners now number not
to exceed five Thousand, and the great
coal strike is thought to be practically
ended.
Sixty-seven trunk lines accused Of
illegal favors shown to heavy ship
pers; head-on collision; snow sheds
burned.
The body Of Moritz valtheim, for
merly United States consul to Colon
.bia, found floating in the Thames at
London.
Reliance and Gilt Edge ball clubs
expelled from the tournament league
for playing on Sunday-winners on
track and turf.
Arbitration negotiations may be
resumed when Minister Pauncefote
returns to his post; English editors
display much temper anent the seal
ing question.
A private firm anticipates Secre-
tary Alger's ice railroad scheme and
will have trains running on the Yu-
kon before Christmas; survey made for
narrow guage road over the skaguay
pass.
No deaths are reported among the
yellow fever victims at New Orleans,
but the number Of new cases is the
greatest since the plague began.
Local and federal health officers are
making preparations for preventing
the spread of the epidemic.
The herald., 1897-09-21
A Strange Suicide

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 2o.-Louis pes
lean. Frenchman, about As years Of aee..
who lived at one OF the outskirts OF The.
city, committed suicide this afternoon ~
shooting himself through the head. o.
his person were found $1,000 in certificaton
of deposit and about 800 In cash. ~
The herald., 1897-09-21
Castx wouldn't BUY

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Sept. 20.-News was
received here today that one King. an
itinerant plano tuner attempted 10 Kill
Barto!eme Casty at Alpine last Saturday.
Casty and King quarreled over Kings
attempt TO sell Casty a piano. and King
drew q revolver and, fired several shots at
Casty. grazing his neck. but not inhictins
serious injury. King fied and 10 now beiEg
pursued by posse.
The herald., 1897-09-21
Stockholders Soueal

TRAIL. B. c.. Sept. 2O.-The supreme
court has decided In favor of R. T. Daniel
in his suits against the directors of the
Gold Hill Mining company. taxing the
costs to the latter. This is the case in
which the directors attempted to dispose
OF the Gold Hill mine to themselves. by
selling to the brother of the president.
thereby shutting out the stockholdera.
The herald., 1897-09-21
Hoopa Valley Lands

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2o.-The Hoopa
Valley Indian reservation is to be sur
veyed and the lands allotted to the Indians
in severalty. Surveyor General Green will
open bids for the survey on September 30.
The herald., 1897-09-21
Six Tame Rounds

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20.-Jack DAILY
OF Wilmington and Kid Mcfarland Of New
York fought six tame and uninteresting
rounds here tonight. No decision was
given. Few blows were struck.
The herald., 1897-09-21
At the white House

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20-Chief Justice
Fuller. Senator Proctor and Attorney Gen.
eral McKenna saw the president at the
White House during the afternoon. At
p. m. the president held public reception.
The herald., 1897-09-21
Price Of Grapes

ST. HELENA. Cal. Sept. 3o--Ths ~ =
growers hereabout are diroosing " ~
crops mostly to private portfo1s
yRnge from 10 to ~ I toG< 81 a q ~. I ''ss<
The herald., 1897-09-21

BOSTON, Sept. 20.--The great lasterss
strike, which began last Saturday 1t
the Churchill and Allen factory In this
city and extended to factories in this
city and others in neighboring towns.
was settled tonight, and it is believed
that the strikers have won their point
in the matter of prices for machide
work sl st4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
HEIR TO Au5TRlA's THRONE.
Though Dying og Consumption, He Ia
an Imposing Figure.

Inoush Dying o. GOEauEsa ptfon, He Ia
an Imposing FlGrre.
An interesting figure in the jubilee
procession of London was that of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the heir
TO the AustroHungarian throne. 1t is
only few months ago that this prince
was supposed to be in the very last
stages of quick consumption. His
death was momentarily expected, and
so certain was it thought to be that his
brother, hated alike by the emperor
and the people of the empire, was OIL
cially recognized as the future ruler.
AS a last resort Ferdf DanCt went to
Egypt, and there the climate seems to
have worked something not much less
than miracle, for as he rode through
the streets Of London there were few
among the scores of princes who bore
themselves more vigorously than he or
looked more likely to attain old age.
Ferdinand, who was born in 1863, is one
OF the richest men in Europe, as lie IN
herited, while still child, all the i'm
mense wealth of the Este branch Of the
Hapsburg family. His father was tina:
most confirmed of ultramontanes
Archduke Karl Ludwig, who died last
year, and his mother was a danphter
OF "Bomba," of Naples. Thus he car
hardly be said to have started life under
the best Of auspices. Hewas ONLY eight
years old when his mother died, vet bis
father straightway handed him over t4
the care Of the Jesuits, with strict in.
functions that he should be brought u.
untainted by this wicked nineteenth.
century.
Once his own master, reaction set
IN, and he rushed into every kind 81 dis
sipatioa. Still, even in those days. bis
career compared very favorably with
that Of his brother Otto. ard the neopie
who have had most opportunities to
judge maintain that he has always been
more sinned against than SHINING. He
IS by nature, they declare, both intell;-
gent and kindly, and his faults are the
inevitable result Of the way he was
brought up. He became heir 10 tbe
throne by the tragic death Of Prince
kudolph, and the old emperor at once
took him in hand, spending many hours
OF every day in impressing upon him
the responsibilities of his new station.
Under this tutelage he sobered down
completely, and was fast becoming pom
ular with both Austrians and Mapvars
when his health failed. This necegsf-
tated an attempt to reform Otto in a
similar way, but Ferdinand's recovery
has made II unnecessary to continue
what seemed to be an almost hopeless
task.--N. Y. Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
NEW THROUGH PASSENGER ROUTE
From Colorado, Utah and California.

The Chicago Times-Herald of August
9th says that on September 18th the
new passenger traffic alliance between
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Il -
and the Chicago, Rock Island s. Pacific
R'y goes into effect, and on that date
the first palace sleeping car will leave
Denver for Chicago. This will be at
sached to the regular night train for
Omaha, aud will be delivered at that
point TO the Chicago, Milwaukee q St.
Paul R'y. On October 9th, q tourist
ear route over the Southern Pacific,
Rio Grande Western, Colorado Mid
land, Chicago, Rock Island s. Pacific
and Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
R'ys will be inaugurated. Tourist ears
will be run once week between san
Francisco and Pittsburg via Chicago,
leaving san Francisco every Saturday
morning. These facilities will furnish
first-elass and tourist service BY very
popular combination Of routes for pas-
sengers from California, Utah and Col
orado to Chicago and all points East
thereof. For further particulars, time
table folders, rates Of fare etc, call on
the nearest coupon ticket agent, or nd
dress Alex Mitchell, Commercial Agent,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
MnAI "E oN- 1kE So -.


An Arthorsty says II crme Juns 81
Tfsne TO Avert National Decn9.
Women 10 well to ride the Wheel
says DR.. Sasre. 1T means stronger
healthier race OF men and women 70.
the coming generation. Women were
going into decline. Their neryou'
force was wearing out. That means I
great deal. for the decay OF naticn be
gins always with the breaking up of III,
nervous system of its women. MOI.
dau's book on degeneration had som.
excuse. as is shown by the discussion Il
brought about. He had some strona
points on which TO base his arguments
but he was not thoroughly justified
and even il he were, the bicycle is prov
ing itself to be the remedy. Ii is giving
women healthy diversion, teaching then
self-control and self-reliance. and max
ing them fit physically to be the mothers
of race Of giants.
Perhaps the bicycle will kill corsets
That would be q grand victory for the
wheel.
"Dr. Townsend has taken pains to
study this bicycle question. He has re
ports from IS women physicians in
Boston, all but one of whom heartily
recommend wheeling, especially III
cases of malnntrition and chronic pei
vic diseases. 1t is a mistake to say that
wheeling develops curved spines. Il
dossa't--that is, unless riders insis.
Upon 'scorching.' The best--by which
/ mean the easiest and NEST graceful
riders are STRAIGHTFORWARD. They have
more power If they ride erect.
THAT is one great reason WHY wheel
ing benefits women. 1t makes them sit
up straight If they will do that con
sumption will be an unknown disease,
in three years.
NO amount of preaching about dress
reform has the influence Of the bicycle.
Theory is good and logic is good, bu.
putting woman on wheel ard let
ting her go out on our smooth roads.
where she has freedom she has not
thought OF before. is an argument tia,
is effective. 1t wins her 70 reform.
She gives up corsets and heavy cloth
ing; she dresses for work instead Of
for play; she begins to see that clothes
may be governed by intelligence, and
as result she is healthy.
.Calesthenic exercises are good, but
they are almost always practiced in
doors, and indoor exercise is dull. work.
II is not the sort OF exercise that entices;
it needs en- amount OF effort and men
tal persistence that bicycle riding does
not demand.
The need Of keeping balanced makes
wheel riding Of especial value to won
en-, for il is . demand that they control
themselves. ItGlso teaches seIf-reliancr
something many Of them need. a
woman ending herself along the streets
learns that she is able TO take care or
herself even ii. there is not man al
her elbow. She is surprised. probably
10 find this out; but if she keeps al
wheeling she will learn that she is ever.
bit as strong as man. physically a.
well as mentally. She can develop ph,
steal powers quite equal to mans, and
che can use it to as continuous adyan
tage. The bicycle will prove this to her
satisfaction and to the benefit of her
race.n-N Y. Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
Notice for Publication,

Land once 1T BLACK fpot idaho
,,a,, Sept D. is57.
Houee Is hereby given thar tho foltowIns.
named settler has fled notice Of his in,outlou
y make hnal proof In support Of hla claim
ana tliat said proof will DO made before ~,
i'kis'ef and Receiver 1T f,lafkfoot. Idaho ~
October a3d, isJ7. VT anrina Thor,n 49,. ~, ~
III NElt Soc. D. and VIZ Nwlt aes ~ ~. Nv !
y, IL. t2E. ~ 'p.
ne names tho following wituoasc. l., ,,.,.,..
~. ~ 'p"'iiuous residence upon and cultiya.
ton o. said land, va: =
,,' va'nss Y Jensen. Hans Nelson. Daniel "
s,' andrew Christensen, ail Of soda
Springs Idaho. S'''
JNO. q, BROWN. Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
Notice Of Assessment.

West Brnneh Canal Company Location ~
IN principal pinCc ~ business Blaek f6at
Idaho Location If Canal Property. BIuy,
ham County Idaho, 800
Notice 4 hereby given that. NJ Meeting
y the Board Of Trustees. held on saturaav
september 18th, lspi. Assessment No. IL. n
tnirtY-hve ~, cents per share was loyied upan
the capital stock Of their corporation ,a,,..
bic . John Montgomery, Secretary and Treas !.
urer' East Main and Idaho streets. l,lackfoo,.
Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assessment III Il
be unpaid on Monday. tho 18th day ~ Eoveto.
her. 1901. will be delinquent and aaycr,issd
for sale az public auction, and unlea4 INV.
ment = made before, enough Of oaGh parcel
Of stock win be sold on Saturday. tha 2ntb VI )
OF november, M. To pay snid Assessment.
Will cost Of advertising ana expense ), sale.
JOHN M0TGOMERY.
Secretary and Treasurer
West Branch Canal Co.
Blacktoot, Idaho, scptcmbnr 10Th isg.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
Assessment sotice.

TUE Lawn Sdn Ditch Company ilirtt,t.il "
L3cAttgn ~ HI principal place ef business,
BtaekfOOt, idaho,
Notice II hereby given that alta meeting II lii,
Hoard q Directors, held % saturday, 4eptam.
ber iltn, isJf, Assessment No :. N ta9 " 20,
dollars ppr share wa levied upon the rnpital
stock ot their corporation, payabse 10 ]. ~.
clcndenin, Secretary and Treasurer. Black.
foot. Idaho. Any STOCK upon which lhis Al.
ssssment shall t,s unpaid on SATURDAY.. thp
18TH day Of October, lion. win 10 delInausnt
and advertised Tor salo Vi public auction, nna
unless payment Il madc before. enough ~
eaan pare u stock viii 30 sold IN Saturday.
The eth day q November 1871. 10 pay sald Al.
4essment with cost III advertising and ~.
pense N sale.
BY order Board of Directors
= W. CLENDESfS,
Secretary md Treasurer.
B'aCkfaot, idah0. September Ii. isq.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
NOTICE
Y. >. Land Office, Blaehfoot. Idaho. i
5nptsmber 2gLh. IAI1 b

Complaint having been entered III this once.
by william Ferguson against George Dupont
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
2'f5, dated September lst, 1871 upon me f,oi 4
sectlpn2- Township Q North, Range II Easf.
~ bingham County. Idaho, With view III the
cancellation Of said entry, the said parties
are hereby summoned 70 appear ~ this office
on the ~ day Of November, tgq7, 1T % ocloot
u ~ g respond iud furnish Testimony con.
corning 500 alleged abandonment.
JSo. g. BROWN, Register
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
Notice for Publication.
Lana Office at l.lnakrnot, tdnbp /,
tCpt. 2l. tlAf5

Land Office ~ lslnekroot, tdnho.
Sept 2l 1851.
,a 1910 z hereby given thar the following.
'"','u SfttIef haa tiicd NOTICE If his lntentinn
!" ".'to nfni proof n support Of ~ eiai,n
~" I, tnat Haid PROOF VIII 10 made befar. j,
y. '.,s.'f ana hecfiYar IT Rleekfpot I1aho.
~ ''"NenipeF l5ti l@7, w. Justin +. f,rovar
-, me ~ sWA ~ec, a. Twp, bs, h, eF
j, - nnmes ne Following Witnesses "a ,,rav.
ton Of said land. va; Wv '"'''Va'
! F1.pph ! t'raRer lsnselin Grover. WiIl,a,n
=, Grover, sarah L. Grover IN ~ a,a,aaa
Idaho. ~ ~ illaun.
JNo @ BROWN. Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
Delinquent Notice.

TUE Riverside Ditch Company Location =,
Hiihelpai pthGe 81 business Hluck faat
bingham ioGniy, Idaho.
NOTICE There is delinquent upon the foI-
l6wing.deaoribod stock on account Of Aaa..a.
tnent NO ID levied on the 18th day OF Auoust
1871. the amount set opposite the natoea ~
aforementioned Stockholders:
Names Cer,'E No. shares Amt
a. ID. Morrison, ~ 20 "A
j.. g. Main. ~ M j.
And In accordance With law and the order nr
the Board Of Directors Ut The o0rpor,tta,
made on the 18Th day Of August. fsi1. enongh
Of each parcel Of stock above deaortbed
shares VIII be sold ~ public auction n tho
once 81 Bhckfo0t Lumber Company. Illncl.
fool, Idaho, ~ . o'eloci 4. ri. on satufdav
titc 9th day Of October, lso7, to my dellnonont
assessment, cost d advertising ana expense
IL sale
Hy order pf Board 81 Directors
JOHN r PORTER,
Secretary md Treasurer Rlvoraide Ditch a.
Blaekfpot, Idaho, September %, 1881.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16

Full description or.sarnple viii, when prac.
ticable, accompany each bid and preference
will be given bidders who furnish samples.
Accepted samples will be kept and paid for
non-acct pied samples returned at bidders ex.
pcnse Bidders are requested to make their
prices for goods deIivereda at Blackfoot. freight
prepaid.
Bids must be sent in sealed cnveloped mark.
ed: Bids for Asylum Supplies" and address
ed TO the Idaho Insane Asylum, Blackfoot,
Idaho.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids.
By order Of the Board.
In. CosTON,
Secretary.
Blackfoot, Idaho, September 18th, 1891.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
Notice for Publication.
desert Land, Final Proof.l
United Statcs Land ONCE
BlackfoOt, Idaho. Sent. 29th. Igfg7

BlackfoOt, Idaho, Sept. 10Th. Iag7.
Notice ls hereby given that Justin r. GRO.
yer, Of TiIden, Bingham County, Idaho, has
hied notice Of intention toInake proof on bis
Desert Land Claim No. 17da, for the NEl4 NWh
Sec. 20, Twp. $. u. % f., before the Register
and Receiver at Blackfoot, Idaho, on satur.
day, the 18th day Of November. 1897.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation ana reclamation Of
said land:
Joseph 7. Grover Rosetta Grovcr, william
y. Grover, Sarah =. Grover, all of rIldcn.
Idaho.
JNo. q. brown, Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16
sheriR,s Sale.
STATE OF IDAHO.
COUNTY OF BIatiIlAM. ~

STATE OF IDAHO, IL.
COUNTY or BIsGHAM. %
by VIRTUE Of an execution Ia foreclosure
- issued out vi tae Honorable Distract
Court for bingham County on the first day
Of October 1851, by the Clerk thereof In the
case Of G. Bunting i Co, Bankers IA corpora
tom. and G. Il. Thum As Receiver of said cor
poration, versus Lucy f.. DAailson and Lucy
r. Danilson, Administrative or the Estate
Of WIN. II. Dauilsan. Deceased, No. a. and
to me US sheriff directed and delivered. I
viii proceed 70 sell for cash In hand in lawful
money Of the United States, between the
hours Of O'Clock p. m. aud O'Clock ri M, on
Saturday. the I'D day Of October. 1871 ut the
front door Of the Court House, III Black FOOT.
in Bingham County. State of Idaho the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit:
Lots one and two ia block thirty, lots ff-
teen and sixteen in block forty-seyen, lott
six, seven, eight, nine and ten In block sixty.
seven; lots one, two, three, four, Ave, clevcn
twelve, thirteen, fourteen and tisteen IN block
sixty.aix, lots fourteen and hftren IN block
ifty-three. lots one. two. four. 1--WE. six seven.
eight, nine, ten, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen,
sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen and
twenty IN block sixty-fiYc, lots sixteen, seven
teen, eighteen, nineteen and twenty til block
sixty-f0ur, lots one. two, three, fUdf, fYe aix.
seven, eight, nine and ten in block sixty-two.
all Of block sixty-eight lots sixteen, seven.
teen eighteen, nineteen and twenty IN block
fifty-twO, all in Danilson's addition 10 the
town Of BlaeksOot, as tho same appears on
file in the office Of the County Recorder of
bingham County, together with all and singu.
iar the tenoments, herolitamonts aud appur.
tenances thereto belonging or in anywise mp
purtainirg. NJ the property Of Lucy r. Danil.
son, and Lucy r. Danilson as Administrative
Of the Estate Of WIN. II. DaniIson, Deceased
70 satisfy Judgment amounting III thirty.
one hundred, seventy and 29-l00 dollars, With
interest at 2 per cent. per annum from Sep
tembcr p, 1881, ID favor Of G. bunting CO.,
Bankers "a c0rporationl, and q. r. Thum rs
Receiver Of said corporation.
Given under my hand this first day Of Octo-
Der. 1857.
r. r. COLEMAN, sheriff.
by Y. p. DEKAY, Deputy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-16

Ghambarlain's Collie, Cholera and III
affhea Remedy always affords prompt
relief. For sale BY Ben Ii. Fernish.