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A CHARTER COMMISSION.
WILL REPORT AMsNDMENTs TO THH
LRGIsLlTURH or 1901.

s.n,' ~ ee 80 n. Passed
hArnvssenoo -, p,.,t and
hoosevelts Breakfhst WIN
Odell-Astorta Gas bill to Renppear'
o.- p.-,, ,, breskyest
ooV. hoosevelt had peasans 49,,
xith aenstos d., 90 IN .trman Odel, OF the
p...s, M i,as. ano Nnai -.s tb.r
republican state Committce. ihere "e' s"."
proposed Ieois.,,on a. Albany this winter
For = Io,a ,,n,. =. 80 dstarmined to
amend the Greater New York Charter 1t was
prono.sd to do III, i... -intar Things were
" w ,"'s 'aS' ",", A.. i.., al,
not In shape. though. and for the last rA
months there has been A division Of sentiment
a. n vba,bor cov paa..v.,, .houid appoint a
',N Wv noo'oNo" - IN.
commission to prepare amendments 10 tno
The sun., 1899-12-10
Buy China and Glass Rghk
;S%)ICCINS&SElTER:;
FINE CHINA
RICH CUT GLASS.

ESSRS HIGGINS SETTER Dealers in Fine China and Rich Cut
lV Glass pleasure calling attention of the readers Of THE NEW YORK
Holiday Exhibit at Nos So 81 and 81 West
small beginnings this unique establishment has
and popularity till not only recognized by Metropolitan buyers af
ong scope for selection of the beautiful of which makes
speciality reputation based the famous policy Prices always at
Ia elsewhere wide the Continent itfNuly,
gnang ponal of Glass and China the great "Present"
with the stock Of these goods America
the world this commanding nerestSome of the
why will be found in the following paragraphs-lnd prices
The sun., 1899-12-10
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

william A. Phillips. Wholesale dealer in millinerx
flowers and feathers at 81 East Seventeenth street
made an assignment yesterday TO August J. AbAdis
without preference.
Mrs Arabella u. Vail. reported to control q medi-
cal business on Union Square. 10 In Ludlow Street
Jail awaiting examination upon Anthony Comstock's 0
charge that she has made illegal use OF the malls
The Atlantic Transport Line will have two big
new ships ready for service in the spring They arc
twin screws OF about thirteen thousand tons, and
will make tho voyage between London and New
York in eight days.
Park Commissioner ClAusen granted two more
permits yesterday for mobile 70 run their
machines through Central Park. The permits were
issued to Jefferson Selgman OF Fast Sixty ninth
street. and Martin Aaloney OF 100 BroadwAy.
The sun., 1899-12-10
sIxTkEs LIVES LOST ~ LAKE ERIE
Lumbcr-Lnden Steamer Niagara Believed
to Have Foundered in n storm.

to Have Foundered In n storm.
TORONTO. Dec. Sin marine circles II Is be-
lieved that tho wooden steamer Niagara. from
AmherstburR. Ont. on Monday last for
Buffalo. carrying crew OF sixteen
men and owned by j. 4 7. Mat
thews OF Toronto. foundered In q
storm on Lake Erie on Wednesday night OF
Long Point and that all on board were. lost.
The Niagara was ompanied from Amherst
burg by the steamer A. p Wright, whose aptain
decided to put In behind Long Point FOR shelter.
but the Niagara continued on down the lake
and according to Capt Goodell ~ the Wright.
appeared to be laborng heavily Since that
time nothing has heen seen or heard OF the
Niagara Captains OF several steamers which
have arrived at Buffalo report having
passed through quantity OF wreckags
painted green. which was the color OF the
outer works Of the missing boat. Floating
lumber and shingles are also reported TO have
bern seen on the lake.
The officers of the Niagara were Cant, John
McGory OF Port Colhorna. Ont. Mate. Archie
Mcdonald OF Toronto: First Engineer. Thomas
Mills OF Toronto: Second Engineer Duncan
McCauley OF Toronto. The names OF the re-
naming twelve members OF the crew are not
known here
The Niagara had a cargo o, lumber and
shingles,
The sun., 1899-12-10
"IyGLESIDE" BURNED.
The Residence of Erskipo l.. waite's Widow
at halfway a Total Los.

RAILWAY. Dec. o.-"Ingleside." the homo OF
tho widow OF Erskine L. Waite. an artist and a
member OF the Brooklyn Artists Club who died
In March Of last year. was DESTROYED by iire
saved but three skye terriers and one chair.
The loss IL estimated at S25.OOO Mrs. Waite
lost all her diamonds which she had taken
from the New York safe Deposit Com pany yes-
terday. The losses are partially covered by in :
surancss lngesihe" was situated at the. cor
way. and was built by a former mayor. Joseph
W. Savage, 1t was surrounded with elms.
The grounds com prised fifty-six acres
The sun., 1899-12-10
POWELL ,L4YTOy's PROIr.
Judge Mcclure VIII Represent Arkansas
in the Republican National Committee.

VIII krpreNent hrkansHs
In the Republican National Committee.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 9.-JudRe John
Mcclure o! this city left Tonight for
Washington to attend the meeting Of
the Republican National Committee.
which meets on Dec. IL He goes as
Gen. Powell Clayton's proxy and will represent
him as member Of the National Committee
until the National Convention ronvenes.
Ju lga Mcclure Will max" strenuous efforts TO
defeat the scheme to reduce the Sputh's repre-
s-ntation IN future conventions When asked
tonight II he favored New York for the COM
ing conyentiOn he said:
II will vote for New York at the meeting OF
the COMMITTEES next week. proviiing New York
will assist us in defeating the Pavne resolution.
] -hali vote for no city whose committeemen en-
favor tts proposition to r~ducn the repres-n-
tatiOn Of the Southern States In future national
conventions. think New York IL the IDEAL
place for the Repu bcan convention In 1900"
The sun., 1899-12-10
DEALT WITH BUCKET sHoPs
&. A. whyland of tho Chicago Stock Ex-
change Expelled From That Body.

CHICAGO. Dec. &C. A. whyland. the senior
momber Of tho wei-known firm Of C. A. Why
land Co. was expelled to-day by tho Chicago
Stock Exchange. The charge was bucket
shopping" The action OF the Governors
made u sensation In LaSalle street
where Mr.. Whyland was rated high
The news was hardly credited by metr bers
who are not on the Executive Com mmittee Of
the Exchange. OF the sixteen mem be rs OF the
committee ten voted for expulsion and six for
suspension. The minority mem bers subse-
Quently changed their votes.
1t was earnet that the firm OF C. A. Why
land 4 Co. was in business communica-
tion with two New York firms. neither OF
Exchange, but transacted orders on the Con-
solilnted Exchnnga
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1EYIy0 TO SMOKE OCT BRYAN.
Effort to Mako Him Tnka Sides in tho Ne.
braska senatorship Struggle.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec 9,-Frends OF Hitchcock
and Allen are endeavorIng to force Bryan to
take hand in the Senatorial fight. and have
been 0ombarding him with kilograms urging
MIN 70 support one or the other, SO far not a
word has come from him Aliens backers IN
sist that II forced TO choose Bryan will name
the Ex-senator, because he wants u man OF
hlleh's ability In the Senate this winter, and
mnst Irpend on Allen to help capture tho
IoPnllSt National Convention. Free silver Re-
p1bneans are clamorIng or the appointn g n t
Maxwell.
The sun., 1899-12-10
Hanged Himself In His Orchard.

LYoNs n Y. Dec. 0.-Bcnjamin Story.
wealthy farmer living north Of Marengo. was
found bv his family this evening hanging dead
In his orchard having committed suicide. Ii
is sui Insanity ran in the family. His mother
and his wife died some years ago This un-
settled his mind, and when his daughter ran
crazy. During the absence of tho family at
Marengo tn IL afternoon he got rope went out
Into the orchard. thew 1t over q limb, tied one
end to the butt Of the tree. made moose and
hanged himself. Three sons and three daugh-
ters survive,
The sun., 1899-12-10
MERIDEN SNORT OF WATER.
Churches Using That Powor with Their
Organs Ordered TO Stop.

Organs Ordered TO Stop.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. o.-The city OF Mcriden Ia
IN great danger OF a water famine. The water
IL so low that the officials have turned II OF
from some OF the watering troughs. An order
was issued to-day by the Superintendent Of
the Wnt~rworks. notifying all tho churches
whose organs are worked by water power not
to use that power tomorrow or until notice 10
given allowing them to do So There Is roms
fear that unless rain comes soon. some OF the
factories may have to shut down.
former city Official said tonight that q
mnssmeeting should be called at once to con-
slider the serious situation. He said that II
would require only n few days more before the
lack OF water would atop up tho entire sewer
age system OF Meriden.
The sun., 1899-12-10
Franchise Tax Law Amenders.

Tho joint Senate and Assembly Committee
on Taxation, which Is preparing anne endments to
the franchise tax law. is to meet at the Murray
Hin to- morrow morning. Senator Stranahan,
chairman OF the committee. Is 10 arrive In
town then. and II ia expected that there will be
'ull meeting OF the com mittes. Republicans
and Democrats.
The sun., 1899-12-10
TeakWOOd

Many months ago We placed with the largest manu-
fActurers OF TeAkwood furniture In Canton. China
yery large order for Tcakwood 10 come to direct
by sailing vessel. We thu. not only eliminate the
usual jobbers middlemA an pront but enect quite
q saving In freight This shipment arrived several
weeks ago and since then our cabinet men have been
working day and night TO get IL In absolutely per
feet condition, regluena. rubbing. polishing. eto.
Thus we can now offer ron T'ASwood that Is PER
fECT. Much of thu Tt atwood In put upon the mar
ket and sold with ut this prroaution; To give you
an idea OF tine importance of tis sale We mention
one only - an example Of go others.
HAnd-carvcd pedestals thlrty-slI inches high.
eleven inches scross, marble top. clo M
encn ............................. ~sSsOO
Mail orders VIII be nlled long a. they lat
The sun., 1899-12-10
NEW HAvEN's SEW vICE-PREsIDENT.
william y. bishop Retires and William +.
Merrill Is Elected.


William F. Merrill was elected yice-PresIdent
OF the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company at a meeting OF the dlrec-
tors In this city yesterday. at the suggestion Of
President Hall, in place oi William d. Bi-hon.
who resigned Mr.. Bishops resicna'ion takes
effect on Jan l. The directors adopted re.o-
lutions reRrettipg the retirement of President
Clark and II was voted that the courtesies Of
the road be extended to HIM for life.
Mr.. Merrill. the new Vice. President. IL a
navyatn n,hn nnn a CIV, cmg'hep hnn Whs porn
in the service OF the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. but recently he has been Sec
ond Vice. President Of Erie
NEW HAVEN. Dec ".-lt was stated tonight
that the reason Mr. Bishop resigned was h 4
dsinclnntlon to remain In the office any
longer when he was chosen vice. president
at the time John NJ Hall was elected pres idant,
Il was understood that he would dischnTgo the
duties OF vice president only until the
directors had succeeded in getting man for
the Mace
The sun., 1899-12-10

The Ways and Means Committee OF the Gem
sral Committee which is trying to secure the
national political conventions OF 1900 for New
York, met yesterday afternoon In the rooms
OF the Board OF Trade and Trans portation.
Lewis Nixon presidei. A committee was ape
pointed 10 go TO Washington aud confer with
The Republican National Committee there on
Dec. 10. Sub-commit ittees were also appointed
70 solicit money from the trades and profess
sions for the guarantee fund, Among those on
the com mittee TO 20 to Washington are: Sena-
Seth Low. Benismn +. Tracy. former Mayor
Strong, Leyi p Morton steyaE, /. woodford.
The sun., 1899-12-10
English China Game.
Plates

Out Of several dozen English china game plates
We would like you to see one set. There 10 not .
duplicate iu mi. entire country. They pAinte
by tho celebrated game and hsh painter Mitchell
tnOw deceased. In time these plates will undoubt
edly be worth several times what wo now ash for
them. Each plate II signed by the artist. has dtf
feIent su " Ct and 10 a work Of art In CAnn m
Itself. Our price for the IL platss Is. VtUOsOO
The sun., 1899-12-10
GIFT of a Site for . Yonker. Church.

YoSKERs. MY. Dec. o.-The wealthy parish OF
st. Paul's Episcopal Church In this citv OF which
the Rev. william Morris Gilbert is pastor has
been presented with land for a new church site
by Mrs. James Is. Dickson. The land In situated
feet by 200 feet. valued at S25.UO. St. Paut's 10
one of the oldest parishes In Yonkera The
present church. which 10 OF wood. was erected
flfty years ago
The sun., 1899-12-10
Daughters of tho Revolution to Raise
$500, 600.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 9,-At the meeting OF tho
Independence Hall Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution, held to-day In this city.
II was announced that the intention OF the
a large auditorium In Washington, d. c., In
which the annual meetings of the Daughters
Il was said that $4,000 for this purpose is
already assurei.
The sun., 1899-12-10
WAVE OF Reform SPorGHkKEPsIE
Tho Police and tho Purity League Clean
Out Disorderly Houses.


Out Disord~rly Houses.
PousBKEEPsIE. Dec o Tho Purity League.
which has been cleaning out the dives around
town. work In which Secretary Wardle OF the
Y. NJ. c. A.. President Hague Of the Police
Board. and other prominent people are inter-
ested. transferred their attention from the
lower quarters to- light and instituted raid on
the gilded dens OF vice In the most respectable
parts Of the CITY. The police took into custody
Emma Smith and the inmatea OF n house Of ILL
repute kept by her at - laurel street, and
Graee Hastings. prophet ross ri n similar house
at lO4 Pine street The inmates OF other
houses got word Of the raid and He'd TO avoid
arrest. Emma Smith WAS sent to Jail for
twenty-five days and fined So. The girls In
her house were committed TO ST. AIMS Home.
The Hastings woman secured postponement
and was released under bail,
President Hague said that tho authorities
were In earnest and meant TO clean out the
town and keep IL clean. Where scores Of dis-
orderly houses existed a few weeks ago, the
police say that not single one is left
The sun., 1899-12-10
John Kenehsr Killed by Hi, Brotb.r.,n.

John keIeher' IonGshoreman. was fatally
stained by his brother-tn-law John b. O'Nell.
at ~ State street, BROOKLYN. last nipbt Tha
men lived there with their families and ire.
nn"htEy aaarrelled, During a quarrel O'Neil
an artery, which bled so freely that Rsi,hnr
hmMr. hhiem 10 % Long Island College Hospital three
The sun., 1899-12-10
Chief Croksr's Loeomobis Goes to Cuba.

Fire Commissioner scnnnell who sailed for
Havana yesterday took with him Chief Croker's
locomobils. The machine was shipped at the
engineer In this city Com missioner Scanneli
understands the machine and In Cuba 1t will
not be necessary to have an engineers license
To perate IT.
The sun., 1899-12-10
KNOCKS OUT
A YEAR Ago

A year ago the papers were so full Of
scare lines and cartoons OF Epidemic Grip.
that the local advertisers protested that
people were being frightened away from
the stores. threatening tho holiday trade.
The papers took the hint and the next
day 1t was Grip under control, Grip
subsidlng. ETC." This year Grip Ia quito az
prevalent but the papers are mum.
1t behooves you to carry vial OF "77"
In your pocket, 1t knocks out the Grip and
breaks up" Colds that "hang on"
MANUAL OF ALL DISEASES SENT FREE.
For sale by all druggists. or sent on rece ipt Of
price. 25c,, or Ave for SlOO Humphrey
Homeopathic Medicine Co.. Cor. William b
John Sts.. n, Y.
The sun., 1899-12-10
A Great Year for the Marcy Avenue Baptists.

Tho Marcy Avenue Baptist Church In Brook
lyn. whose membership is fast approaching
1000. has raised and expended over $4,000
during the past year. 81. 900 OF which was used
ia now an indehte edness OF only SIS 900 on the
property, which is valued at Sl65. 900.
The sun., 1899-12-10
Tho List OF Referees.

The following 10 list OF tho referees appointed
in tho Supreme Court last weoki
By Justice 0ildsrsiesvs-
The sun., 1899-12-10
Rich Cut Glass

Rich Cut Glass
The phenomenal growth OF our Cut GLASS Depart
ment must naturally ind expression here, and one
entire door IL now devoted TO this magnificent eI-
hlit-unmarred by single specimen OF anything
but the genuine article-np acid bitten, ''procssred
work among IT. Asa sp cial attraction for this sals
We have chosen among othorr. our IT ATTY admired
"Sapolel ln" pattern Of which we will sell siIty
pieces, follows ~ Tumblers, IL Wines. II
saucer Champagnes, IL ClArets. IL Cor CO
diAls. complete, for......................... VCO
Cut Glass Punch Bowl
Magnificent cut glass punch bowl, IL inches high
IL inches across heavy Il -s, spiy cut and bean
tfuly polished. Ths allied the Leader" Many
punch bowl and theru marked at 500 Can m
aud . 10 each. special At this t.me...... 9fOsOV
Cut Glass and Sterling
Silver
We have recently made imr rtant additions 10 our
ent glA q mounted with - Ring silver. We have
most implete li1e OF de ',nters salad bowls fruit
nappes. punch bowls. ladies' bonboLs. loving cups.
etc
Sterling Mounted Salad
Bowls
Very richly cut and sterling mountsd e-fneh
fruit salad, or berry bowls. instead co m
VI sio'''''' ''''''..'''''''.''..'.'.'.'
The sun., 1899-12-10
Special in Art Department

We have on hand many articles that might properly
be described as works of Ar. yet We do not mako
pr-tence Of conducting museum. We exhibit and
sell those highclAss goods on The same margin Of
pront - We do the less expensive goods There are
arranged on tablts IN this department from which
you may make your SELECTION. vases many OF
$500, A. 1o.OU
On another tabls 10 q spec lal line Of nch
y.ses figures. etc.. from which you x1O. 90
The sun., 1899-12-10

VERY richly cut and sterlinR.m .mountsd s.ineh
fruit salad. or berry bowls. instead co m
Oh WV
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-03-22
Mcetini,of Asssssnr.-

n most important meeting OF the
county assessors of the state il to be
held in Boise on the 9th Of this month.
1t has been called by ti1e state board OF
equalization under authority of the law
passed ut Che recent session. After au-
tholi2ins the secretary to notify the
a5seasora, the board adjourned until
Friday the 24th, at whTh time pro
gram will be arranged.
The purpose is to secure cooperation
OF assessors with the view of raising
and equalizing the assessment of prop
erty in harmony with the spirit of the
new legislation on the subject.
Auditor Sinclair, secretary of the
board, has sent out the following let
ter Of notification:
Boise, March is, 1899. Sir:-At a
meeting of the state board of equaliza-
ton held in the city Of Boise the 18th
day of March 1899, it was determined
to require tbs attendance of the as
SCISSORS of the various counties of the
state at Boise, March eth, $780, at 10
3 M, under and by virtue of the pro
vision of H B No. BIT, the third para
graph whereof reads as follows:
THE state board of equalization
shall have power to require the attend
ance of the assessors of the various
counties of the state at such times and
plaees as may be required, by SAID
hoard to assist che board in its duties
and the necessary expenses attending
such meetings shall be q county
charge"
You ere earnestly requested to bring
with you county data pertaining to, the
duties of your Office az will be of value
in considering questions Of tsxasson
and revenue. 1t is suggested that tie
scope of the discussions likely 10 en-
gage ths convention will cover wide
range, and the more complete the
tables of statistics, valuations, re-,
sources, kinds of property, improve
inents, etc, the great will be their
'.2lae. Very respectfully.
EARsLI;1 5!tCl AIR,
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tracts.
72--Fees and mileage of witnesses.
$50 prohibit the adulteration of
vinegar.
92-The validating act.
s5-Extending the terms of trustees
Of the Lewiston normal school.
Distribution of water.
Substitute for H B No. 2A--Auc-
tioneers' licenses.
59-Authorizing land board to can
eel claims.
4S--For the relief of Sol Hasbrouck.
G1-Lien law.
SS--Apportioning poll tax.
115-Relating to tax deeds
Relating to dispositions.
105-Two sets of election officers.
113-Authorizing bonds of Lewiston
normal.
114-Salary of state librarian.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I, the
undersigned. who was convicted of the
crime of Burglary at the September
TERM (iS9s) of the District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District of the state of
Idaho In and for Bear Lake County,
at Paris in said county, and was SEN
fenced to term of fourteen months in
the Penitentiary at Boise, Idaho, will
apply to the Honorable Board of Pardons
at their regular session in April, 1899,
for pardon.
JENs CHRISTIAN ANDERSON
Boise, Idaho, Feb. IA, 1890.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District Court of the United
States, for the State Of Idaho
In re, SAMUEL L. WYsONG, a Vol
untary Bankrupt, No. s, in Bank.
rrptcy.
The first meeting of creditors of sal d
bankrupt, is hereby called for o'clock
p. m, on the 29th day of March A. D.,
1899, at my Office, at the rooms of 7. L.
Glenn Ego, Atty at Law, Montpelier,
Bear Lake county. Idaho. Such meet
ing will be held for the allowance Of
claims, appointment of trustee and ex-
animation OF the Bankrupt.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, A. D.
1899.
q SPoNGBERG,
II, =.
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NOTICE TO cREnLr0 RS

NUAICG ~ EDIIOkS.
In the District Court Of the United
States, for the State OF Idaho.
In re, RICHARD CRUIKSHANK, a
Voluntary Bankrupt, No. 10, in
Bankruptcy.
The first meeting of creditors of said
bankrupt, Is hereby called for o'clock
p NJ, on the 18th day Of April 4. D.
1879, at my Office, at the rooms OF T. L.
Glenn Esq. Atty at Law at Montpelier,
Bear Lake county. Idaho. Such meet
ing will be held for the allowance Of
clalms, appointment Of trusted end ex-
animation Of the Bankrupt.
Dated this 18th day of March A d
1850.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-03-22
q. SPoNoBERa,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Land once al Blackfoot, Idaho.l

Lana once az blRckfoot, idaho.
Feby :, 1899,
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
to mako final proof in supper; OF her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the CLERK
Of the United States District Court at PocatelfU,
Idaho, on March 10Th, 1899, Wig:
MARGARET WATSON
for the SM11 NWII Sec Is SEi{ NEI5 and NJ
SCI sec "A Tp. 3 $. K. ~, EB III
she names the following witnesses to prove
of said land viz:
is. Williams. J. D, Woodall, Hugh Dorien,
all OF Soda Springs, idaho and o. J. bee, Of
Market Lake, Idaho
Lorenzo K. THOMAS
FEB S'Aarch Is, Register.
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT oF the INTERIOR,
Land Onico at Black foot, Idaho.
Fob u, 1893
Notice is hereby given that ths following
named settler has ned notice Of his intention
and that said proof VIII 10 made before ths
keEiSter and Receiver AZ Blackfoot, Idaho, on
March 81, 1890, VIZ:
WILLARD s. STALKER
tn. 1873. K. Al E.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
If Eeid land, Wig:
}. ], Flsck, Edgar n Hale. Joseph Ames,
John Hansen all OF FRANKLIN, Idaho
LOREGZO Il. THOMAs, Rexister.
Feb 2a-Ach -
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NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
Land once at Blsckfoot. IdahoI
..kw I1nn

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler he's filed notice OF his iutentioi .
70 make tina proof in support or his claim. All,
that said proof will be made before CleIs
uoited states District Court ss.pocatelo Idaho
JOHN GOOCH
For the SWi< SKH-27 NWl4 MEL and ELL
NNl+-34 TP. II S. X 4OE.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
BARNARD ]. White, OF Cleveland, Idaho George
M Smith. Clarence Eldrolgc, Louis (iooch all of
Gentle Valley, idaho.
LoRRHzo II. THOMAS,
Feb Pinch 70 Register.