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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-10
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
increased Sixteen Millions During the
Past Month


Past Month.
The statement of the public debt
shows that at the close of business on
December i, the debt, less cash in the
treasury, amounted to s1,4l9, ,S50,27
which Is an increase over last month
of SIG, sos ,565. This increase is &C.
counted for by decrease of nearly
$4,000, 900 in the cash on hand and an
issue of about the same amount of
bonds, which had been paid for in pre-
ceeding months. The debt is recap.
itulated as follows:
Interest-bearing debt. 81 ,038 1896, $50
Debt on which interest
has ceased ..... 1,24I $3.50
Debt bearing no interest 3S2, 2,2l2.0I7
Total 81 ,5ls. $50, PIT
The cash in the treasury is classified
as follows:
Gold 8,944, ,O92
Silver. 5O4 200, ,7I8
Paper 49,448,210
Bonds, disbursine officers
balances. deposits in
national banks, etc. 45.43i, 900
Total l.....$ 926, ,117.lS2
Liabilities outstanding. 633. TAO, 1892
Net balance. IS 292, 1915, 100
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-10

and strengthens.
Dr.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR MILES EEDICA,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-10

SEaHE excessive use OF tobacco, especially
by young men is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr.. Ed. C. Ebsen. compositor on the Contra
Costa Ne,us. Martinez. CAL. writes; 81 have
used DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine and re-
ceived much benefit from it. was troubled
with nervousness. dizzy spells and sleepless-
ness. caused by the use OF tobacco and slim
ulants. took Dr.. Miles Nervine with mar
velously good results, allaying the dizziness,
quieting the nerves. and enabling me to
sleep and rest. proving in my case very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. 1t soothes, heals
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
en- Parhaus.
Stcrfc Ben paa Horosingerne.

Gn al Acknowledgements peo ben
eIettrtite Sernbane / &pnssns 9rube
pda Rsros iii Sorsoag / forrige ll9e
Inleoning til at lepere ct 8epis for,
at END leper gGtIinser al be "qiqpe,
gnmle", b~adrofsre Rprbmrno iRorge.
Soet ban nemlig unber 8isrielen fra
be unoerjoroiife Riger ituIoe pdsIere et
farli9t Steb, filter ban Sooet Irem
for at ie f|oroper og 81 Ifpber Stals
len mob en- Stolpe, blir IlGbt mso Cos
tomotipet pg breist balOt runot Iua
Rpggen tommer mob 2otomotipet.
0ette bcr til 5sl9e, at 2otomotiOst
= en- 7 Sons MaItine - 9dar al
Sporet mems WanoenS begge 9oiteben
Oribes al 2eo, bet enc inbooe, bet ans
bet uooper.
Stror ltlptten opodgeoes, bleo ban
paa en- Sp9eieng brdgt til ger9Itaosn,
bpor begge Softerne brdgtes / Sroen
igien.
Selofelgeli9 matte Wonben tloroz
formeres, men ogiad Der bite ban iig
at ppre en- itert Star; tbi Der Itdl bare
bruQt udlminoelig meget 8loroform,
Iorinoen maj fl BAN beogpet.
timber Sperdtipnsn beprorsoe Fan
9ub til Sruftitatirnen % ubiteote Srs
prs mso !6cnipn til Sjprielen, - cans
3onter omiatteoe ben 8ierning, ION sr
bans oaglige 6isremaal.
6ans SiIitono efter ben frpgtelige
gegioenheo er forbolosois bra, men
ielOfelgelig er ban meget m~eotuget.
Sldbet "0opre," Der uotommer /
ben famine Stab, fprtRaer / Siltnpts
ming til oenne 6iitorie, at ROrpsinger=
ne oeida / tiolisere 0age DapOe uO@
mGrtet iig formeoelit fine traftige Ben.
0a iadleoes 6ptten eiter 8rdnosn for
go Idr iiben blsp bpgget, i'll en-
4rbeiner EN- ltcr Yo9n mso Stem til en-
9egt al omtrsnt 3 Cons tlsrt oper
begge fine Ben neoe peO Nntelen, lnen
ban tog ~ingeiombelit Staoe osrail
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

troeoe paa oenre Bog mere cup pda itlue gi,
btlen os bsssrots Of blip. iom matruft, e..
itrlont 8to.n nrrmspe ia. S,minarbetrytr
Stst!sn bOlot oa eitsr cpiurprine ct ifor,.
oFas ON bette Sbcua / siriti % paaoiIt, al
CUBS Gro, al life oleus 5tmblsep, men en-
VtTn9oe unors isr ban bar ioret fell, naar
os bar billet bsrtgne Sag % Zine. pad boil.
ten Ssrrtn iummsr.s
ua9tet bette 6orsorus bolotss paa tn trapI
Stricong, iaa par Giritr iDlot til Srrnaitl,
% ltoen ben 3iO bar ri life bort ifort mer'
Sals ON 8tmbltbp. NOsls rent 6ortrpaept
bolot bog euooa Stilbeo paa at i~orbereOs
ng III SlammsIiarttn ben lite april; men "a
Dc Inioo 6orotutnirg iuit iaa ben Gag henri.
oenos Itlsn % tlar, tosu at Der pihe fg bpsr.
len legn | Sol % Wanue sler 3oroTiClp,
lda bar be moi fOen opgiott. Spa0 DC M
ba9ttier tror er life aoot al pioe. ut oisis
l~aatdlote 9Ut!:lisr tilosls fan bare al BET
goos % oirte noget @oOt, ter pei life bsueg,
les, men bet cr ligeiad Imittrt, al Der blanotr
Fa lannsget al S0Grmeri % msnnsfsligt
Strebsllgbeoer osri, at Der er 5are ior6uuOtt
oermeo, ylertcligt tr bet ogiun, at oisis
gaite bar bet i~UroeIes traplt mtp 9sroeu -
BET er oeres WeomenneiIsr, icm be oitc ognls
nltr og t~rttiiercr bcai9 SclogoObeO. almin,
os!ig 6cragt for SplDsnius, for Siols %
Slris pietsr ogiad at OGre ct SGrmsrte paa
Dem, ian Ririen itaar balptom, mepeus stu,
erne CT ooeriDlOts inoe / 8rGuoerne, bopt
IpbD9sdismpotrne boloes ON 6Uerougsue.
Stt cr otrfcr, i~aupiOt isg %iOrtaur, soOt, at
bette ~rsli8isie Sag M ipnes at itilue al bts
| SiterOal.
Dteo tor Suteresis fslser Ri ale gegio.ns
bsotrne paa Rrigsfueplaoin. Set er ct
fort Sfsr, 5 gicer, % ben gsgsiftrins, bpOrs
nlto ! gaar til ben a~luorlige Spft, fan D1ti,
Spupatbi Dos ole GoclttGnteuoe Msnuetcr.
vi % til faur ri osioa bcrbiemue en- paug,n
Nut, % Der sr Der uot usr cuo en- Mcoer,
lont gaar nlco 6isrtetlcm % frlosr Sanrsr,
torot SsHntrre Otroper pl saa ariocn; ogs
iuu les bar felt % Isler Den 5merte; men
iirtoer De for WleOmcHneiierS 6ribsO % 9eIs
trro, 90 naur arigslDitsn life grunosr fig paa
SoGrmeri eler 2pit til iorirngeli9 2grt, oa
tr NJ nteo eoer. Siotil bar hi iDnes, bet bar
8anct no9et imaat, og ot ptutcr M mart at
bore ont aigiprcnoe @cgiocnbtOer. 6n lang.
trltitn Rrt8 btl Urrt Ell lllptic itte bare for
DC trt8stsrsnoc Wagter, men for belle Vrroeu,
life minoit for os, iom iaa goOt trpn9cr SoOs
Siocr.
TN ptnlig Gilien til ale gstienott % ale
SUiere al nit 9rep. u. SoQio.
NittrOdl 2. 3oie sunni 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01
81 ipiic, naar man CT trGt.

Gn6per buros pibe, at man pso al
ipiie, nuar man er tr9t, padlGgger
line acknowledgements en- 9proe. ION
be life er iitanb til at bare. Rdar
Qeaemet er uomuttst, ian 6orosislIesz
proarsrne lite uoIpre fine %uuturlioe
Tunttioner: Wuoetiertlerne DiI lite
frembrinQe Waoeiuftsn. Spptidftsn er
lite tilfteoe / tilitrGttslig MRn9oe. %
Stuuo til at uofsre 1T grbeioe pua
ben rett. Wdabs. Naor man er uos
mdttet ber man 6oile iuben man ipiier.
0eriom man bar en- 6plelie al tart
llomattslie, fan man unoerttosn Nnoe
9irorina peo at npos Ct Glus bsot
8duo eQer, bpis man foretrGtter BET,
ct 8lds iortnnost 6rugtiuit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

9ommtsl lbrct tan bruaes iom Rompas
naar mar saar irsm paa ieIstno, NaaDc.
era llhr,t %iaaola, al oeH lille Bier Zine
piitrcn ptosr yaa Soleu. NiotymHltt.
mslsm p;art o. 1nnct = vca llbriiipen blir
"a ret / SDD. 5 Fpet @sir faay man BOG
flt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

Ter cr hctc fiit0itc ~ Gatdrrh : ocrHe 2tI az
gaHhei sIb a. dlf aHere Saasgmms i~lirmmer. o.
'rsrf Be- ia ibi;e sar an'aafs bTfH@ znancm fgr At
pare HBglttfoeta y mdHqe Yer crflc sete yEafrHe
Qaiarrh for At grrt en- luidi ZaRsoH o. isrserfp rs
fal getaHb.iH1. 1cHHc l2'ais Sfs gsliH1 NOt Gifio
ist. "a gggeras eff!Trebe beriur Snqeeumcr Ter
uhslbrfbeiia Siseuiatea bar uit. az Gai1trh q ca
iouaiin' Outl Z 4 on. "a hsa 'rTufT fouiltuiign Z
Sehaab ia Naa'r gaiGrn sure. ~iabrtrrgf ~ y.
I Gheuru & Hr.. Trigno Isl fr efH CRETE 'pHfis
tuloHe d. aur paa a%i-rif5tt tags Htbgrtfs !
1pifr iri Olta q ~ IN Lhcfeiuio yt Outtf
lirci pea Bloott "a pcaemfts SliNousrlGos n
anbnoss 500 irr tDlicii-rtff TiliG,nf. tca iiie
Tan Relt rfbg. Ecb ciifrGir'ulvrrr a lSiimouier.
Abftsit. y = Ght-e1 s. 49,. Ipiegr.
~ S0iaet hot aAe Irus iiisr ier - gsRis
cans 5lmntspiAGI a. &c 5tott tJaitl
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

gurrtn: .aHau, a%Halp'tr S%EtniHgsu.
tons rottoe @rttbs.'
anua: Sans sr Subhagtip, 'oret ban CT
Rapu yaa m Zinc, rgisoe CT aouiarftioH,
iurei BET fcr,ntr Sans o. Gretb,. % @rtth'
sr Ct 8trbum, iorpi buH tgrer Subtoniiust. :
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-01

Ser iom pptralt Der / 9anoct bar nj al
% iii bapt ittrtc r~elisisie 9rttelir. Set or
iour bette tpmmtr bDaepis tiler %tsopig, mart
her Oa mart Der uoOOer Sp9Otruc. ! iad.
Oauue lioer tpmmtr osr Oa aierue en- bel
Spurm at grGDitantcr, met 2GgioIt, 3iior
Sommsr, / 6sit oR Vintcr bar ri BaUt e,
iaaoau NUitclic Der 9DgOeu ira ben en-.
Euoe at Q~rctrgisloet til Oeu auoen, % tH
Sip iaa bet rent tritii No. Ter bclotes Cps
6pQgclitr oiit bier aittn, 90 Golt itrrnmeot
iammtu / Starepis. Saalig bsrtt man ON
npt 9cttchsr, upt @siiGlOcier, ngt Sdlere
90 me geotrc. Set par mart inat tnatn ant
ben Samtalt at bore suo ON rtlistsie Spsrss
maal, 2rreirtniuRcr o. eGrtrc. Ter blto en-
bel Sfarc az Bate, iOm issts at bo!0t lin''
men % tiat i9 I'D ira @erOtn. Srrlis par
bet GpiuOiol,cnt, iom Git meO, bporiblaaot en-
WGnaOe unle 5cutrr. Gittr SpbDggdltss
meOerns oar Der giernl gtiienoeIi,ss % Ssns
uenretr mto 8raat % Saut. Samtioia
iprepits Der no / nus % ogtte en- So8 ON
D, ipi,, Qeroens liocr al en- cugelF 6oriats
ter Eimblebn. Gittr Ocnne Sos, Jon tsE
pare iicuot cgiuu ameriia, fulos tore Stns
lie M ipaur omirin9 ben II; april. Tan9s
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Creamery Notes.

The nice, round. plump creature that
bptchers usually select are not the kind
to select for the dairy. They will eat
much food and convert IL into beef or
develop beef fat while the dairy cow
eats industrioasly and converts her
food into milk and butter fat.
The beef cow Is apt 10 be taller in
the front quarters than the hind ones,
or at least the body has a greater depth
there, vertically, while the dairy coz
has high hip bones and the circnm-
ference of the body is much greater
just in front OF the hips than near the
shoulders. The body looks rough and
bony, the neck slim, the Tail is long
and rapering, the head is small, the
horns slim and slightly turned in, the
forehead broad and the eyes wide apart
The skin should be of yellow cast
not blne-and the veins leading 70 the
udder just under the skin should bt
large and prominent. The udder should
be large, well-formed and equally bal
anced and the teats wide apart.
Always select the hearty eaters, and
in raising calves the disposition TO eat
and chew continually can be fosterei
by keeping the calves simply in good
thrifty condition, but never allowing
them to get really fat Let them hays
appetite enough to cultivate the dispo
sition to rustic for something to eat
Habits OF industry in cows are valuable
unless they carry it TO extremes in th'
destruction OF gates and fences. Calye
do better on milk that is not very rich
| Dairy cows do not require much en-
ereise; their motive powers are no
much developed and are soon exhaust
ed by travel.
In breeding TO develop the milk
strain. observe qualifications and the
follow common sense and the Law
of heredity.
| Next week we shall mention some de
formities or weaknesses in stock an
tell how they are caused by wrong feed
| ing or wrong milking. -.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Burlington Route, New Service, Chi.
cage Special Fast Time.

On and after March 9Th, daily service
will be established, leaving Denver at
900 a. m. arriving at Lincoln 1890 D..
M, Omaha 1855 p. m, Chicago 2:15 p.
IN. following day.
ONLY ONE NIGHT ON THE ROAD.
Pullman vestibuled Sleepers, Dining
and Free Reclining Chair Cars. This
train makes direct connections with oil
trains from points on the Oregon Snort
Line and Rio Grande Western Rail-
ways for Chicago and all Eastern points.
BE sure your tickets read via the Bur-
lington Route from Denver.
X, +. NIELSEN, B. T.. LITTLE,
Travelling Pass. Agt. TRAY. Pass. Agt.
w. F. MCMILLAN, Gen. Agt.
2i4 South, West Temple ST., Salt Lake.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
How the Story Grew.

Not long ago the janitor of the city
hall shifted in an anxious manner and
thoughtfully observed: Il b'lieve there
is a polecat in the basement" The
local news hunters seized upon the re-
mark and turned it into the city hall
grist. Then the trouble commenced.
Two days later ST. Louis paper re-
marked that three polecats held pos.
session of the basement of the Cleve.
land city hall and defied the united eff
forts Of the police and fire department.
70 eject them.
A day or two later Chicago paper
announced that the City Council Of
Cleveland had been driven from 1t:
chamber by half dozen lnsistent pole.
cats and was out in nearby saloon.
Then New York journal claimed
that the Cleveland isolated city hal
was surrounded by life lines guarded BY
sanitary officials who had lost the sense
of SMELL
A Boston paper was the next TO fol
low the scent. II graphically related
how business was suspended in Cleye
lands downtown section, notwithstand
ing the valiant efforts of the chemical
engines connected with the local fire
department to fumigate the spoiled at
mosphere.
Then Washington paper came out
and said that the polecats were drilling
in squads on the city hall roof, and tina;
the fear-stricken Clevelanders were
fleeing toward the "Woodlawnn hills.
And all this because the city hall jan
itor had sensitive nose.-Clevcland
Leader.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Not of Days In Lore.

The decision Of the supreme court of
Georgia holding valid marriage con-
tract made on Sunday will be approved
in the court of Cupid in accordance
with the law Of love, which regards as
its own every day in the 365. The
highest tribunal in Georgia declares
that there is no such thing as dies
non where matrimony is concerned.
The case involved property worth
81, OO0, 900, which, By the decision, goes
TO Reuben Hayden, a popular young
man of Atlanta
At the trial in the lower court Mr..
Hayden wished 10 introduce as evil
dence the marriage contract OF his
grandmother, from whom the property
in dispute came. The defense objected
on the ground that the contract wa
made on Sunday and was, therefore
illegal. The objection was sustained
in the court below, but when the case
came before the supreme court the CON
tract was declare legal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Millions Giren Amay.

1t l. certainly gratifying to the pub
lie 10 know Of one concern in the land
who are not afraid 10 be generous %
the needy and suffering. The prcpri-
etors OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties of this great medicine and have
the satisfaction of knowing Ii has ab
solntely cured thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarse.
ness and all diseases OF the Throat
Chest and Lungs are surely cured b.
it. Call on Hull & Greene, Druggist
and get trial bottle free Regular
size SOC. and 81. Every bottle guaran
teed, or price refunded
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

Senator Hanna says he is opposed TO
annexation of Cuba, as the country
neither needs nor wants the islands
with its motley population. Yet the
Senator from Ohio is perfectly. willing
to annex Hawaii, with much more
motley population. The fact Is, the
country generally is much more con-
sistent than Hanna; it wants TO annex
no outside territory Miner.
/ desire to attest to the merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one
Of the most valuable and efficient prep
arations on the market. 1t broke an
exceedingly dangerous cough for me
in "a hours, and in gratitude therefor,
| desire to inform you that will never
be without 1t and you should feel proud
of the high esteem in which your Rem
edies are held by people in general. It
is the one remedy among ten thousand.
Success TO ito. X. DowNEY, Editor
Democrat, Albion, Ind. For sale by
Ben I'll. Fernish.
'sI'll worry over your affairs and you
worry over mine," seems TO be the
proper business idea of some people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
WEEKLY EXCURSION To ST. LOUIS
Via salt Lake and Denver.l

Commencing Thursday. March 3rd,
1898. and each Thursday thereafter,
MISSOURI PACIFIC personally con-
Quoted tourist excursions will leave
Portland for St. Louis via Salt Lake.
Denver and Kansas City.
The cars used in these excursions are
the best tourist sleepers, and win run
through 20 St. Louis without change,
via the o. s L, f. G. W., ID. & r. and
Missouri Pacific Cars vii. be In charge
of experienced and gentlemanly con-
ductors and porters. Special care taken
of ladies or children travelling without
escort.
Call on o. 5. L. agent for particulars.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26

KANSAS CITY, March pa relief
fund Of s9033 and Fl carloads of pro-
visions and clothing collected in Mis-
souri,, Kapsas and Oklahoma for the
starving Cubans Of Mantanzas were
forwarded south from Kansas City to-
day. The relief measures are being
carried out under the management OF
the Kansas City Star, and agents Of
the Star will aid 10 the distribution at
Mantanzas under the direction Of
United States Consul Brice.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Notice Of Assessment.

RASALT WATER CoMPANy-Ioca,Io, =,
- principal place Of business Baanlt Ham,,
County. Idaho. "hnhh
Notice y hereby given that. at meeting az
me Board OF Directors held on March End
hsss. an assessment OF 20 cents IN labor ana N
cents cash per share was levied, payable On
or before April 10th, 1904.
Amy delinquent will be sold May End. caah
70 be paid 70 the Treasurer. Richard r. pve.
labor 70 he performed under dlreetion ~
SUPERINTENDENT Single hand labor at ratio Of
ono day per cach ten shares required
CHARLES cRIDDLE,
Secretary nasalt Water Company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
seacoast Defences.

St&CO&Sf AStfGHCcS.
The Notifications which were sufd-
Client for the defence of our harbors in
the period of the civil var, and for
some years afterward, have become OBJ
solete. This is one OF the consequences
of modern improvements in guns and
projectiles. As General Miles, the
commander OF our army, has expressed
it, the old Notifications would be no
more effective in resisting the guns OF
modern battleships than board fence
in obstructing the passage of q loco
motive.
During the last ten years the war de-
-partment, under the authority of Con-
gress, has been busy constructing new
Notifications at the most important
points on the Atlantic, Pacific and
Gulf seaboards. Altogether about TWEEN
ty-six million dollars have been spent
in this way, which provides for one
third of the work planned to be done.
The building of the defences is car
ried forward upon carefully deter
mined plan, according to which guns
and mortars will be ready TO put in POI
sition as soon as the places where taey
are to go are ready for them. Inter
ruption of the work, through INSULT
cien. appropriations, means not only
delay but adisarrangement of the plans
and waste of part of the work already
done.
Seacoast defeHces may be compared
to the locks which we put on our doors.
We do not put the locks on because We
expect burglars on any particular night,
but because il burglars do come it is
better that they should not find it easy
10 break in.
So we need coast defences, not be-
cause we are expecting TO be attacked,
but because If we should become in
volyed in quarrel with another ma
tion, it would be better not to offer too
easy an opportunity for attack. The
case is stronger as regards defences
than as to locks, because a lock can be
bought any time, but great fortifica-
tions and guns to defend them require
years for building.
The chances OF war with Spain would
have seemed far less alarming, during
the past few weeks, If we had beer
against sudden incursion of hostile
feet. IL the situation had not beer
handled with GOODNESS and diplomatic
skill, terrible consequences might hay,
ensued. Who knows but the next alarm
ing foreign complication may result ii
war. in spite of all we can do to pre-
vent it?
People who live in the interior of tn
country do not always realize the i'm
portance of seacoast Gefences: but the
can no more afford to be Indifferent I
the matter than member of tn
household who sleeps upstairs can a
ford to be Indifferent 70 the operation
of a burlsr at the front door, or in tn
hallway of the house.
The destruction of any of our Sc;
ports or their capture by an enem
would be disaster to the whole nj
tion, and would open the way to flu
Their aggressions, perhaps to an inv
sion of the interior, which we have I
army 10 resist.
For these reasons it is highly impor
ant that axn0sPd uoiutz nm our a..
board should be properly protects
and it would be better to save none
somewhere else than to check tn
work. Youths Companion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Notice OF Assessment.

RIVERSIDE DITCH COMPANY--Iocnfio
~ Of It's principal place OF business. Black.
foot, Idaho Location Of Ditch Property,
Bingham County Idaho
Notice is hereby given that, ut n meeting OF
the Board Of Directors held on Tuesday,
March Isl. 1893, Assessment No. 10. OF 20 cents
per share was levied upon the Capital Stock
OF their corporation. payable to w. u. Trcgo,
Treasurer BIackfoot, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
be unpaid Saturday. April End. 1891, VIII be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment il made before,
enough Of each parcel Of stock will be sold on
Saturday. April 10Th, 1893, 10 pay said asscss-
mont, with the cost Of advertising and expense
Of sale.
BYRD a TREGO,
Secretary Riverside Ditch Company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Notice for Publication.
Land Once at Blackfoot, Idaho,
February II IsQN

Land ONCE at B1ackfoot. Idaho,
February u. 1865.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named person has filed notice OF his intention
70 make final proof in support of the
Townsite Of MoreIand, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver
at Blackfoot. idaho. on March 2sfh, 1905, viz:
Arthur o. Whittier, Probate Judge OF Bling.
ham County, idaho, for and in behnlf OF the
Residents Of the Townsite Of Morefand. Bing.
gam County, Idaho, embracing the VIZ Of
NE14. Sec. %, Twp. 2 South. Range "a East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the occupancy Of said tract for townsite pur
poses:
Hans r. christensen, Warren p. Lindsay,
Oh aries p. Lljenqulst, John w. Beck. all OF
Moreland. Bingham County, Idaho.
GEORGE -. ROGERS, Receiver.
Gro. Il. WALL & II. w. BEAsE, Attorneys for
Applicants.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26


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Boise AsriaiAii' ihat they are required 20 hie
IN the once o. the Probate Judge Of said
county o. bingham within sixty saei days from
inc date hefeoi. statement N writing ~ re-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-03-26
Notice for Publication.
Land OaEue AZ Biaekfoot Idaho. I
February list. l-aes

Notice i hereby given that The foilOwinE.
named settler has nied n0tice of his tnisnitoE
% make nnsl proof IN support o. his eAaisa,
and that said proof vii be made before tbs
Register and Receiver Al Blaekfoot. Idaho. on
April ath. Isss. VIZ: John II. Berg. for tAe SEA,
Sec Is. Twp.Is, n u z
lie NAMES the following witnesses % prOse
bis eonsinnous residences Upon and euiiiyatLou
u said land viz:
George L Wall BlAesfoot. Idaho; James
Nielsen. Moroul Hess. Daniel l. Pope. Of Ia
salt Idaho.
LORENZO q THOMAS. Register.