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Iotni sEics.


Leea! tender. decrease ..-.........- 5i,,g3
Deposits. decrease ....... .-..-.-...- st,..4
Circulation decrease .-.... -........ -. "a
TIE banks ROW hold s493e5.>25 IN excess
o. the requirements Of The - per cent.
rue
The F1nancier says: The bank stat
rnent for the current week reflects he
operations incident 20 the financing o. lhe
new government l2An ana the totals dlfeF
materially from what has been anti
pated The banks lost heavily u tde
treasury. although they gained something
like TWO mil .ons from tie interior. ne
result Is shown IN d net decrease 81 $4.tij,-
500 and a. deposits main nearly sta
tlunarv, the Ve>c~Ve decreased almost ~
the same proportion or sS.*.ai.' 10 oe
exact Loans are stiil expanding. 'hr IN
crease for the week having been $d.l'> -oo
Ii the light ~ known facts a. - tia slow
ness Of commercial paper. Il = needless
10 say that his gain aas no connection
almost without exception 10 the hanks
watch are acting or arr preparing 20
act as government det'os tories. of "oaf~".
other banks are Go.r@ their usual snare
81 business bat mo rapid fluctuations IN
the principal items = Gue entirely TO the
causes mentioned. Now tina, The baod
the money rarke- WI be- me apparent.
Il = known that ninety millions or mora
have been paid into 'he treasury for sn II
bonds Tss money mas ~ reality. bc n
vtfhdrawu or - now In course Of c7llsc-
ton bat thr treasury discourse 1lents IRE
- heavy that The cffe,t las not been Per
ce.tfh.e especially a. a laTxe portion - 4
remains in drros try banks I'ir4u@ 'he
next ten days the per cent che,Ns ~
TIE success st =. bids tnF ,a, remain.
the }2an VII - through tie banks and
ten VIII begin The pay wents on tAe prlH-
r.pal These. Ia an probah.1ity VIZ Ne
"Xttrafi IN su"n manner - So prevent
- ne government is between "Ht and tN1
II i'3orS l. Nj he Soon -ns- nc roinn'e-
ton y IRE loan wii ro. 'i<-ser1, che money
rs-a t-.f - b -
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tage 81 the absence q buying demand 70
attack ire market Sugar vas re lrSc
posnS .. attack aaG tas prsce yteldei
quite readily. bar o1iy small quantities %
stock were diE.3tget ~ ne decline The
weakness cf inc C0alerS. which AID par
sisted all week. was a marked feature
There - TO douot tesre 1s> been lAqulca-
TO. % org stocks n tasss companies. on
account - tAe zcCuEnu .ste3 tFoloses of
trade There was Sluggish demand for
even tire cuTJa!Ee7i oatPQt. and '.1e COM
paa.es Gad themselves a. ODDS over the
maintenance % prices and division u ter
ritory The oears We're also o1sy wiv1
Manhattan There was an 2ovt3ns reason
tn tEe snor- accounts. ard 10 apparent ef-
fort % cover x ever Sunday.
The government c-oP report caused some
depression owing - tbs 3ecs.Das II c9ndl-
ton. compared Win former years, ana OF
estimated crop exceeding so,9eg.lss9 bush
IS o. WHEAT. TIE situation u the stock
raagke. IS due Ia nc srIlal part IL the an
o.nous exports and the high prices . last
year. with which comparisons 81 ms year
a. % De made.
United states old - coupon declined "a
pes cent. ;Ee - !. The 5s coupon = - Fsg-
lS;ered =, and old - registered = II the
BIC price
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THE COTTON MARKETS
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. July l6-Cotton-Mar-
ket easy. middling. l3-lsc.
New York.
NEW YORK. July I6.--Cotton-Narket
steady. m4d,iinc. s 3-l5c.
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HOTEL aRRIt AIS.
THE BUTLER.

LEONARD HSswar'sa. Tae9ma; $: Y; Wnts
DoembecSer. Cheha!is. W. :. HAYNES chi
cage ] Reichenhock. New Westminster
g. &. Bantz. Raltimore J. r sample
Washington. II l.. Ealston. scotland; 4
:. johnson; New Orleans. r NJ Macrar-
West minister. A. j Albring. spokane. Inc
II. Wright ST Louis. II \. York. Hood
River, Or: G. r. Mason. san Francisco
4: ". Pinkhsm. Lynn. Mas w II,
York William r. Brown. - Con. Mine
Il. A. seahorg, Portland, John EAwoot
New Whatcorn. : WHkouski san Fran
cisco: q \. jacob. Reading. Ia VI.
McLanvin. Los Angeles. a q. Perry
Chicago Mrs \ ~. Bryant, Denver. MISC
Adele Bryant. Denver,
TIE DILI.ER.
". }. George. D'ake,ey; Frank Dolan
Fall CITY T. Z. skagss snohonlish "
Phce. Ar.nston. Joan McMiu.n Blakc.ey
John l. Froet and family Zem. Idaho
A II Campbell Novelty VI Euos pa~-
son. \. 4. F,sk North teni, e NILS
L Bohannon. Novelty: y. 4. Augjr. Min
aearouS u l.. smith MINNEAPOLIS l.. O.
Anderson. u y -on. \ NcMrsk.n II. Sl@ptoe,
MIRA \ MoMeek,n. stsptoe. J. r. boyd
SOFT san Frarcisro Mra + w Flint
Victoria j - Reynolds Alaska " Mar
win Alaska. \ u. Howel N.s+-au. Mr.
\ II Howell NJ seson. Wafer Nolr san
Franc SEQ. T. 4 BrowH. san Francis d.
joan Walker AuacoEtes Taa@. 4. Mar
tln. Philadelphia VIM. Patterson, Sno.
4ua}mie Falls.
THE RAtNIF-R-GRAND.
\ :. Collins saa Frane.Sco Allan Cam
eroa. Vancouver. ! II. cross. .ca.oaga. J.
+ 10 ~ Z f i ~ hsla a a, Nj q
IA boz Nr,T York Nj s0t Mrs Jossp.
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cIs@ RANGES BaIancee
seattle. 81 5.4ssG q. sf5a.s~ 4.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The -asS Of Saturday morning had &C.
pressing eject On ~ .@s % small fruits
e'o.~1 shipments az raspoSEr.ex and straw
e@rf3ss weTs ~ market Tx there wag 10
demand. hence few s@aleS.
Apreotss and peaches were very plentl-
~, D-sac iaess selling a sgl4t.. Esg COX apz1-
'"ss i-o;I1 go. aec2foang 70 quality
NaIs9 oiack'eFr.es are icing shipped
~ afc sstugdsF . quoting was s. Der oox
ot.-gon oiacsDerrias SRI AZ sl-5sgi75
The egg market has ~;frArea : It.+ga
oat0f@a5 tie quotation for strIstI. fresh
f@Aca moved Up q notch. TIE Offering
pr.ct hos - l.fsi&c.
Se~ hay = beginning 70 SHOW u Sal
1Fpa5 several car tcadz arrived. The Sc.
market shows al .szlrsrgss.sLrl.E ~ an. -
Ness Is reported as better.
The following prices are Ding offered %
'ie producer BY .ocal dealers FOR deltYery
Seattle. &c - -
Gfain-oa'e. s2,83-o. barley. 81. wheat.
C 81 iced, 81. bran, }!!.59Glz. shorts
IL aa t;. sound, 20, per ton. East
Esks-otricuy fresh raAca $I.lg lsc
-s-stef-r Fesh ranch. li8Igc; creamery.
Po'..try-Chicker.s live. lI!xc. per 10
sptifig duchs. s5Q3 - per dog spring chick
ci;s s14 - per doz.
5'Ec steers, S1.a4c. caolce sheep 33xc. good
Aoss. i've &c, hogs. dressed 63xc. calves,
ofe>sso large. 8; small 71sc, calves. lhe.
large. n. small 6
Hides. PETS and Woog-Heavy saited
Steers. over ~ lbs. Si2c. medium per 81.
rs hgnt under 81 llS. x. coms al
Ws.shts &C: szll1ed kips 51.c cA.f per ID.
90 green hiGes. Il less than s4I;ed dry
hldes. per To. y2i2c. dry c4l.s. oa.-talrd
less summer deer per 10. lSG@5c winter
1sef. airy, ia %5c. papery deer Sus0c, dry
ch. ~ Il; green elk tFJ5c. sheep 20. ;
4V4soc. skaeafing log l5c. Wesstert, " asa
ING on wool. ia I5c; dry or timber burn
ta. Ia +: Eastern Washington MOO 81
loc. tal!o~. Pigs.
JobbinG Quotations.
Joo5lng quotations Saturday were a.
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ing price for miners and s-us,tsr= quotes
Iea3 Ak So al sae close
zig iro1-Narrants. Northern f.fGts -
,stEyf-I<Ake, quiet at sLl.E1s.
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WASHINGTON. July 16-Today's state
ment 81 he condition Of the treasury
shows. Available cash balance. SIS, Ia, eJ5
gold reserve Sl.9 243 342
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. jay ts-Tee week ciossi
WITH wheat weak and unchanged, clGo
As blues en-. 80.
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THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market nominal. export, Ne. l
club SRI Nc blues-.rn, Sc Milling
wheat. No. club, ST. No. b.uestem, &c
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SYNOPSIS

Seattle Local Report Maximum temper
allure, b5 degrees. minimum ~ mean. Cd
GEORGE y SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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Omaha.

OMAHA. July is.-Cattle-R eceip;s 100
seAG- Market stronger. Native beef steers
- -}ti3.25 Western Steers. S. sssl4 -. COWS
and ns1fers s. 5ea4 ~. Gamers s. asgg3 ~.
stockers and feeders s.. sfg. NJ. calves 81 -
a. ;. bulls and stays, sea- 10
Hogs-Keceipts. roo head Ma-ke. -
higher. Heavy. s. S5aS9 -. mixed s. StI
Pa. hsA{, s. ~ ally. bulk % sales, Sc ~
Saesp-Rece!pts. lao head Market steady.
Fair 10 choice natives So -SS14 50; fair .
choice Westerns, s asI4 ~. common and
stock sheep, $. tsss4 % lambs. 81 5sgTo.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW


Seattls, JB4y y ia
Exchanges a. the S>zt1.e Tacoma Snso-
gar AID Portland clearing houses today
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sugar Oob5.ng) Golden =. IN tols.
. %. -. e&isa :. T. nb.s. SIS. po~desed. Gaa.
arg sFaAaAtta. 69j. ~g,o, cAsa prices
Flour. etc. Oo2oins) Patent Excellent.
10 Novelty \ $A.s5. star (b4kers'J'
$50. California brands &eo. e4yra meal
yes'o" 50 per 10 las lv-l3 sacks,
corn meal. WHIT" 81 - per "a ils IJ-.o
- Ks. DIcSw .eaI flour pare - peg ioe lis
l"-io sacks. CtaCked wheat So pc l01
-. IV~ip sacks, !1f.ta. Wv per io9 las.
to-iD s@tIkS zs.er.--.ut o8tHlr,i. $50 Der 30
=, I'D sachs Srt.AN Ie4r. = .f.r 10
!os. lo-4h .sacks Wnol.. wheat Hour. $.i5
yer Ilo aos. I.-!U sacks. rye sneal g.
!e9 =" ~. 4"-i1 sacks. yyt Hour. &-.s5 per
" iJS. iv-!2 sacks. slt.t peas 2yl-.b - ~
- pea meal. si-5 per itV ms It-lD sacks
SPtf peas. $50 per ia HIS 30 .axe.s.
pear. .aE ~. s. pr lyp la>s -5-ib boxts.
pearl t@f.'y. $50 ltr l"y .bs in sacks
i"4s"d waed' s. per Is los. al IS wheat
nakes s - pr - lbs. ia Is. ahsut
hthts, 20 peT c..s-. % D. --.a pa la,Ss.
fancy rolled oats 80 per cas- o. - ia
tHbS fancy rolled oats. s. ger bait -
s-lb sacks. corn meal yellow e - per DOL
IN r-Ip SACKS. corn Meal white >. ~ per
no.. IL Job - ks. b.rkWh.a f3t:. are
go t'fi 500. IN up-t3 S,,. -. hacked wheat.
. ~ per 3h.. IN .s'-i3 =. ems. .s.eel-t,4i cat
i1ea+. 30 pr op. IN y1-lb 50 ~ ssth4m
ECif - per HDi !U ,tt-.b sacks whole
wheat Hour. So Pc DID. ia r-.1 S4en=.
re ~. Al. s. per Dbl. L. oslo =. *. re
Hour. ST. PER n4l. pea ul~ai - =. h,'
in .@-.b sack. fancy ro.l.i oats Nv los
ne. uo.s. SiN. fancy relied oats .a.-.g
- - .As si". fancy rolled oa,s pei case.
coffee Qobb.nsl Green Mocha. per ID.
choice, per IL. IL. Toasted -Arhaeklr's.
In lg-ib sases. per swl. ST l.. u,.-lo ea.es.
per 1at. Sll-o. BIB cases. psr Cwt, 81 B..
Java oo-tb uns. pr .h. BIC. sAlk "a. Alden
&c: ground eoney. 6a-'.. Lion. lrts $IlI5;
Dos. $il25. Dos. slL35
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DAILY BULLETIN.

Seattle. July =. 1875.
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Flour. quarter sacks 4.-63; do oregon,
2oe. Do Washington, L57e. wheat, ceI as.
"a 30 Oregon. l.a43. 5aflay. centa!s, e.5sS
DO Oregon. 3Ss oats. Centals $50 Wash
ington. DO Oregon. so: potatoes. sacks,
$50 onions. sacks. 7e5. bran. sacks 5,93s;
middiings sacks. l55: hay. tons. So. do
oregon. d. wool. bales. 81. do Oregon. 81:
hides number ga; quicksilver. TASKS, s.2l6.
wine, gallons 3l.1G1
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-.o,r-TI0N 40 A-BE TT RE
81 81 b he c.ts council Of the city Of
sss.-e., +, Is 80 intention % The city
60 70 Improve Blanchard street
= g. q,iev letwsen Fifth and Sixth
81, 70 Nat avenue ~ constructing an
81 r!pa se%er y proper Dimensions
sgs1--g.,..r sSAaa potion VI sale str@et. TO-
81 an AL a--s e4ssary wxe&. op%Bings
- l4a.phO4ea tentllAtors, caloa
- -. ma flushing fanhz.
49, r. -a4 ca1, hereof be paid by as
t.ets upon fh- FFeperty abuttla2 upon
@..,rf.o,' ~ sac Blanchard street IN
= pise u immediate Paymeu,." in
81 -,snrs- provided oy the charter and
.s..ss.1af.,e. 4 ire e3-y of Seattle.
= qrl.r ths CO Engineer be directed %
- 20 The cjy council an estimate Of
=. - u sad Improvement.
- T-ear he matter ~ making said i'm
.,ays.aelt vii ae considered by the city
kr@a+i =, q session thereof 70 De hgId On
~ a,st day d AuxaST i.s& at 8 o'o.ock
a. which tine AL persons desiring
- rsarA before t2s city Council upon
,.,ter 0t making said Improvement
= ro.i aed 70 b., I'fe&srt.
90 me E4ty Council the flsn day OF
- 1se and s.Ru.d by meDin open So
- lr naturalization Of It's passage this
81 4A' *. V. RINEHART.
President % the cIty Com eli
gylss hy n. talss I'm day % July 49,
WILL II. PARRY.
~ Comptroller ana ex-oricto City Clerk
-" By q X. cOKYEff.
Deputy Cler6
,a,s 0. first publication Jaly Is. 1893
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Hreaa.sfu6s.

SAN FRANCISCO. July Is.-wheat Is
unchanged for spot. though futures are
over N sympathy with lover Chicago
markets harley options also slurpped
Flou:-B4kets extra. STA.
Whea.- Shipping $L@3+. a. = No. ! and
uoninal for choice. milling. tl.&5ati 81
Oats-Pesr TO fair. s. s0gl-sl gray, s. =
NiZTiz fancy feed s. 80 18Th, gray. q ia
III x1i4 milling s. Yr1 Is
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. July is-Tna small SUNNY ~
Sa'.is today was well taken with prices
s.lst hsve recently prevailed Choke steers
so.'977. IS. medium. 81 -af!4 30 haef steers
Si.SG 10, st1ckers and feeders Ss44- =
bulls s. safa *; COWS ana refers ssf5S4.
caves, SS@sgg-: Western steers. 81 esgs5. =
Texas steers s. 1esss4 ~
Hogs-Thers vas good demand and
PRICES ruled 81 higher Fair TO choice s4@f
LA: packers. s. Nj s. s1ie; butchers s. 5
Gty'13; mixed. s. >5Gi49-as: Agh,s, S-s3
s.l-lz pigs. s.. .5Eg&-s
he few lots % sheep offered we're taken
at unchanged prices. Native SHEEN. szs35 :
Receip,s-Ca;t!e. 10; hogs, Is. 80: sheep.
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Meats, Provisions aud Fish.

Fresh Meats Oob5:u,p Glow letI, g..
per n steer beef. 81 per !H. mutton. y h
ers &C per III. pork. &c pe< n. veal. arg.
Sue. V"ai. small. Sc.
Provisions 9ohp,ug Hams. larSr. IVlyc.
hams, small. lio. breakfast bacon. lie. dry
sailed sides ~.
White S.ar \. Cnu SPECIAL 81. ard
compound ti~rres, ti4c. Rex, sac
FRESH FISH ttebbi.s 1-iialls,u, ~ t5i-,.
sA4F'i'n. 5'-Ff'-c. salmon tro-i,. itsg =
foHudtfs. 5a&C, su.tS Z &C.. Is cod Ell.
trout. isi.dlsc. Shrimp. l"e. sneit .u4-.
tom nd, .. lad. g.. oysters. e.tnfp.a.
$ a per sask. 8 =" per E-.lon. ans. /. 81
Cd {ffe
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Closing Quotations q.

" heat--Dull. Ds-ceuaer. s. 2I4s
Barley Cash. s. "a. Arm.
Corn-I~arge yellow. Si41.o2Ik
ETacs-stET. IL
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sssoLUTI0N No. . BE IT RE-
xrlvsd Isl the city COUNCIL Ut the city Of
sslt.e a. f.lnwa
a. 10 improve Thirteenth Avenue
49, Ess. tGlou Street 10 a point ~,
- ssn,b Of East peuay Way ~ the con
..,1r,.0r ~ an ironsst one pipe sewer
,er.sxa3l, said portion OF said avenue. To-
$50 rl,4 al. Necessary uyes openings.
~trse.es .ampAolee YentiiatorS, catch
SECS ana flushing tanks
n That the cost thereof De paid for by
..~<ss-;.,Gtv 10 ot levied upon the property
ss,,t.ag 4Yuu .saii portion OF said Tar
sen;h Avenue Gndef the piaf. OF 'Inme-
4,s.s Payment IN the manner provided
* ~ esarTer and ordinances OF The Clty
{. sat-
al Tsst he CITY Engineer be directed -
ssr..ss 10 the cry Council an estimate Of
~ roTt u sad .mprovem su'.
a. TIA. tae matter Of making sad In
ws.ezgeat AZ - considered by the Csty
E5sntil a, "a 4rssi0n thereof - 0s held on
II r., day or August. 1925 al s O'Clock
q. Al wn,on time al persons Desiring
. = heard before TIE City Council upyn
8. natter % making said Improvement
Ire .oilGsG 20 he ~ eeseit
PASSED. the City Council the 18th day ~
lzy 80 and egned by ne In open 49,
aa r. a4'HrU'tnati0n OF is passage this
40 a4y o. July. lsys.
". V HTNEuART.
President Of the City Council
Fled 5y u" this nth day of JAY laS
WILL II PARRY.
C.y Comptroller aud -officio CITY Clerk
IsV g X cOVT (,f
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CITY NOTICES

~ .,1,.st ls9s. a. : o'clock -. n, and
- e.s-s Interested are hereby required
e - - bstoFs IN City countii al a ses-
. IT, 30 - held IL the Council
- - - cltE Hail 81 said first day
49,. j-ss q 500 O'clock .. m. and
& A-s ssssc;!ons thereto. Al said tine 60
go - jr.5fv ro1aci. Will con~ieer any and
~ s'ls.s.e..ors made. and will make such
in i "a s9d 52 =. II as ess: s .a:i
- w. Low ard assess THE amounts
- - 81, ,y,iost eacr parcel and lot 81 land
ss<ssc' ssls rnll ard declare the 81 me a
So ~. - ,rsrs-.,.. SAID matter may be al
~ - ~ a later date il SO ordered b. the
CO WILL n. PARRY.
rnmprroler ard Ex-Oaicio City
4 the city. u Seattle
g a. arst publication Jaly L. 1893
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" DOL and Hops.

Woo!-SpriEg Nevada logiic; eastern.
i19i2c valley, Oregon. l5ll1c. northern, "A
dI5c. Fall-Nor,hern lambs mountain, 81
lie; mountain >uI0c- San Joaquin plains
oAs, Humboldt and Meuiocin0, Nai3c.
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TUDAN'S WE AThER.

L. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. July -. lses.
Fair
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49, BY s.e~As. q u,.as. prus o.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-10-22
Ketchum, Idaho, Jan. l, 1887:

TO Greenhow d Rumsey ana L. '"
their heirs or assigns: ey.
You are hereby notified that that ! tn HStVd ol-
pended the sum of two hundreu Ian tue
lars in labor and Improvements up
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To c. A. Tush, his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that have eI.
pended the sum Of two hundred (0JOl dol.
lars in labor and improvements upon the
Elaine
mining claim, situate about three-quarters
of a mile northeast of the Washington
mine, in Washington Basin. East Fork
mining district, Custer county, Idaho, III
order to hold said premises under the pro.
visions of section O304, Revised Statutes Of
the United States, being the amount re-
quired to hold the same for the years end
ing December 81, 1875 and 1876; that your
proportion of the same is 500. being one
fourth; and if within ninety days from the
service of this notice COR within ninety
days after this notice by publicatonh you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure as a co-0wner, inciao'
ing legal costs OF this publication, your III
terest in said claim Will become lie prop
erty of the subscriber ander the provisions
of said section 324.
DAVID FAYLE.
Ketchum, Idaho, Jan. l, 1887.
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Why She Didn't Holler.

A young woman from the coun-
try was suing her ex-sweetheart for
breach of promise, and the lawyers
were, as usual, making all sorts Of
inquisitive inquiries.
"You say" remarked one, "that
the defendant frequently sat very
close to your"
eyes, sir" was the reply, with a
hectic flush.
"How closer"
"Close enough SOS one cheer was
all the sittin' room we needed"
"And you say he put his arm
around you T.
mo, | didn't"
what did you say, then"
Il said he put both arms around
me-"
Then what?"
HE Rugged me-"
"Very hard?"
eyes, de did. So durn hard that
I came purity near hollerin' right
out"
"Why didn't you boiler?
"'Cause."
"That's no reason. Be explicit,
please. Cause why?"
"'Cause was Altered he'd stop.
The Court fell off the bench, and
had to be carried out and put under
the hydrant for the purpose of re-
suscitation.-Ex.
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Stopping the Treat.

A non-treating club has just been
formed in Chicago. the members OF
which pledge themselves not to
treat anybody. "In q short time,' y
says the Chicago Tribune, "cbapters
will exist in every large city from
Maine to California, TiTethpusand
buttons and cards were issued the
first few days 0,0oo more buttons
have been ordered and the demand
at present isgreatef than thssuppIy.
The ofel1isefa and pronoters Of
the club are comes Of the general
and travelling passenger agents To-
Gated ~ Chicago, the chief among
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The Black Hole Of Calcutta.

A scientist, writing of the black
hole of Calcutta and its atmosphere,
says:
"On the Goth Of June, 1855, about
8 o'clock in the. evening, 146 men
were forced at the point of the bay
onet into a Dungeon 18 feet square.
They had been but . few minutes
confined in this inferpAl prison be-
fore every one fell into a perspira-
ton so profuse that no idea can be
formed of it. This brought on a
raging thirst, the most difficult res
piration and an outrageous delirium.
Such was the horror of their situa-
ton that every insult that could be
devised against the guard without
and all the opprobrious names the
viceroy and bis officers could be
loaded with were repeated to pro-
woke the guard to FIRE upon them
and terminate their sufferings. Be-
fore II o'clock the same evening
one-third of the men were dead,
and before 6 next morning only %
came out alive, but most of them
in a high putrid fever. All these
dreadful effects were occasioned by
the want of atmospheric air and
by their breathing super-abundant
quantity Of nitrogen emitted from
their lungs"
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them being Elliott T. Monet, gen.
eral western passenger agent of the
New York, Ontario and Western rail.
road and president Of the American
Association of Passenger Agents.
The treating business says Mr..
Monet, has got to stop. The men
Of our profession know every Tom,
Dick and Harry from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. We 60 into place
to get a drink. Before we can leave
We have had half q dozen or more
drinks that we either have had to
take 40 treat or pay for for others.
Il has got to be such nuisance
that remedy had to be found, and
from the immense popularity OF
our scheme believe we have struck
the right thing
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they tn 6&msd q * q snsrs
they tban she6 ~ md Ia
drew With q @eh4de prdns q
might. hav5 ben 5xhi6ited had she5
been retiring from before the throne
of monarch. s1r g =
"A year after this event MI. Tappan
CHANGED u 'be 10 Jacksudville on
business, where he was introduced
to Philip St. Clair, Using young
lawyer Of, the Place.
rs this Tie Mr.. Tappan who one
year esp Aepta public Ioase on the
Cloud Hill road?" asked St. Clair.
"The same, SIR"
Sand l. sir" pursued the lawyer,
twas the leader Of that party Of riot
GUS men who so shamefully fright
ened your daughters. | suppose
they told you of the circumstance
Eyes, sir"
swell, Mr.. Tappan, from that day
/ have not touched any intoxicating
drink. I would like to see your
eldest daughter and tell her of the
blessing her sweet music bestowed
upon me-"
Mr.. Tappan knew st. Clair we'll
by reputation and scheerfully invit-
ed him to call whenever he could
make it convenient.
st. Clair once more visited the
way side inn, the result of which
was that in less than another year
the sweet songstress had become
his wife.
"My blessed angel, he said, clasp
ing her to his bosom when she wac
his own to cherish and protect,
"never, never can I sufficietly thank
heaven for the providence that led
me within your saving influence in
that dark hour of my life. New
York News.