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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-18
M FOR SALE. iNt

A DESIRABLE FARM, with g. room HOUSE
and Outbuildings. Good bathing shore. Room
for planting 1000 bushels of oysters. About
400 bushels already planted. delightful loca.
sion near Chalk Point West RIVER. splendid
hummer residence.
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A. HOTEL MAJESTIC, Atlantic City, III.

Virginia Ave. Sd house from beach. directly
overlooking new steel pier. Under new man
axement Elevator from street level. Modern
id every detail. Capacity 500. Booklet mailed
on application
SAM L c. OSBORNE. OSCAR d. PAINTER.
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LATEST UP-TO-DHTE SAMPLES,
The Finest Assortment of Programmes,
Invitations, Souvenir Cards, &c.,
Ever Shown in This City.

The CAPITAL takes pleasure in an
nouncing to its many readers that it has
received from one OF the largest manu-
facturers in the country, the exclusive
right to use their latest up-to-date sam
Piles in programmes, invitations, society
folders, and souvenir cards, show cards.
menus, bill-of-fare cards and many other
unique designs in embossed and beauti-
fully decorated printing. We invite m
spection OF these samples, feeling assured
that you will be pleased and surprised at
the remarkable cheapness for such high
class work. We shall put a sample OF
these souvenirs in our book stores and
also at the guard office at the main gate
OF the Naval Academy, where orders
may be left.
THE EVENING CAPITAL,
w. NJ. Abbott & Sons,
Annapolis. Md.
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Ornhans,Court.

The Orphans Court heard today the
argument OF counsel, Daniel r. Magrud-
er for caveators and George L. Pendle-
ton for caveatee. in the caveat to the will
OF William Smith, colored, and will rem
der its decision on Tuesday.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease powder. 1t cures painful.
smarting. nervous feet and ingrowiEg nails. and
instantly takes the sting out OF corns and bun
IONS. 1t S the greatest comfort discovery OF the
age Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. 1t is a certain cure for sweating, cal
lous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try it today.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail
for 25c. in stamps. Trial package FREE. Adj
dress, Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. u. 7-162rn
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FOR RENT.

Dairy Farm, on Horn Point, Eastport.
formerly occupied by Messrs. Carr &
Armiger, as tenants. Apply to
]. WRIT RANDALL,
LIZ. Trustee Rd. Swann's estate
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Maximum temperarure................ .......... 81
Minimum temperature. 81
CAPITAL JorTINGs
Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
tous Reporters.

Picked Up Here and There by Our Ubiqui-
tous Reporters.
Showers today.
Plain to be seen-the homely girl S
face.
-Colored excursion from St. Michaels
arrived here this afternoon.
"A rolling stone gathers no moss. per-
haps. but it certainly raises the "dust. :
The height of fashion in bathing
suits appears to be considerable above
the knee.
The heavy winds raised the tide in
Annapolis harbor almost over the Mar
ket Space.
The talk of an independent demo-
cratic ticket in this county has stirred the
politicians up.
"A meeting and drill OF the indie
pendent Fire Company will be held on
Monday night.
This remarked the tired individual
as he was confronted by one more flight
Of steps. sis quite another story.
No, Maude, dear. if your wash
woman has really moved we do not
think you would be guilty of using slang
by asking her where she hangs out now.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-18

7 Osr-oN TUESDAY MORNING on DUKE
l. OF Gloucester street, small silver WATCH
suitable reward paid on delivering at Office OF
Maryland Hotel. low
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TOR sALE.-ONE % CHANNELS COLI
UMBIA BICYCLE and one % Chain Col
nmbia Bicycle. both in good condition. Apply
at 10 Church Street. sl9w
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WANTED A RELIABLE CoLORED
w WOMAN to cook and do general house
work Must come well recommended. Apply
at 80 Gloucester Street. 10"
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ieMi For Sale or Rent. ilMf

A SMALL FARM 40 ACRES, more or
lessl on water 'front.' Severn River. d. miles
from Annapolis Will rent reasonable for cash
for one or more years. Write or apply TO &C.
G." Chesapeake House. Annapolis, Md. el7w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-18

XxyANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
w WOMAN to do housework. Apply at
CAPITAL Office. low
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LroR sALE-sIBERI AN CRAB APPLES FOR
II PRESERVING. Apply at the Capitai OF
nee. S-H-iw
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m For Sale or Rent Z

Property 23 Market street. Modern Improve
ments. For terms apply ON Premises. 1.24.il
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IxTANrED-A POSITION AS GENERAL
w help about a house by young and com
petent white woman. Address Help, C.PI-
TAI Office. BIC"
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

TT WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August Is. 1899
uvuz The United states weather bureau for, :
~ cast for Annapolis and vicinity for twen-
ty-four hours Is for unsettled weather
with showers tonight; saturday fair in
West. probably showers in Ea portion;
brisk 10 high North to Bast winds.
w. L.. MOORE.
Chief of Weather Bureau.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-18

NOR sAlE.-A SET OF CONE PULLEYs
IL and HANGERS. Will sell ut any price, TO
get them out Of the way. Apply at CAPITAL
Office 40
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NOR SALE.-A ONE HUNDRED (1O0l
II GALLON GALVANIZED SHEET IRON
TANK, with spiggot holes at bottom and top,
suitnble for most any purpose. Will ne sold at
any reasonable price, Apply at she CAPITAL
office. 40
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-08-18

1SOR sALE-A LOT OF STEAM, GAS and
Il WATER PIPES Will sell cheap. Apply
at CAPITAL office. as
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oyster Shell Lime For Sale

In quantities TO suit. This Lime is in excellent
condition either for fertilizing or building use.-
will 10 sold cheap. Apply TO Geo. c. Barton OF
A. A. Stites Annapolis Nd, or Samuel X: Fra
zicr Passport. 323
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WANTED. "A YOUNG MAN TO FILL THE
w position Of HOTEL CLERK. Address or
call at the Capital" ONCE. o-ll'lW.
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unNCV TO LEND IN SUMS TO SUIT |
DANIEL Il. RANDALL |
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~ FOR SALE HOUSE
LII No % Market Street. Complete with all
improvements-ga and papered all through.
Range In Kitchen and Heater In parlor. All un-
derKround drain Apply ut No. DO Conduit
Street. OH
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

day and started for Boise the next day.
He has gone on mining business and ex-
poets to be gone month.
Geo Patterson has gone to the copper
camp and rumor says there is a big min
ing deal on.
Dick Sherwood and Curley Bremen
have gone to Grangevile on mining
business.
Jim Long has gone to Mallick pros
pecting.
Charlie Phelps has sold his interest in
the lease on the Golden Eagle to Oscar
Sprague and Charlie says he will start to
K'ondil1e but his many friends hope he
will change his mind.
Charlie Beemis came up from his
ranch on Big Salmon last week and spent
few days with home folks
Mr.. Church has been changing the in
terror of his saloon so as to put in new
billiard able.
Jim Long has sold one of his houses in
town to Geo Chapman.
There will be quite demand for
dwelling houses here this summer as
several families are coming in for the
summer.
Mrs. Brewer is going to Hall this week
to visit her sister Mrs. Jack Shaffer.
Messrs. WYATT. Matthews and Srague
are going to South Fork fishing tomorrow
April 49,
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The rivers and small branches have
risen quite rapidly of late and the snow
is all going from hills and valleys in
hurry.
Louis WinLler and Mart Krigbaum
started ON prospecting tour several days
ago, but unfortunately lost their provl-
slons in Salmon river and were compell-
ed to return Mart Krigbaum went 10
Council few days ago
Allan Riggles and Homer Levander,
the supervision Of miner Randall, moved
some mining tools from Price Valley to
the Meadows hotel | was informed
that the above mentioned young men
nave hired to Mr.. Randall for the COM
Ing summer and fall.
Marion Crowell came up from Weiser
sunday, returning "Wednesday taking
some three or four head OF horses with
him.
John McMahan made a trip to Price
valley this week.
Noah Brown will start for Salubria to-
morrow
Dan Yoakum and Geo. McMahan were
reported sick last week.
Ihe mail carriers on the Meadows d
indian valley route have discarded their
show-shoes and are now carrying The
mail on horseback
Mrs.Clay Yoakum received word from
ner mother, Mrs. Foss, that her father is
dead He died from rheumatism of the
neart. Mr. Foss having lived here. was
well known and highly esteemed by all,
ana his wife and family have the sympa
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ORDINANCE NO. 2.

AN ORDINANCE GIVING AND GRANTING UNTO THE
PACIFIC IDAHO NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
A RIeHr-oF-wAy OVER ALONG. UPON, THROUGH
AND ACROSS THE STREETS. AVENUES. ALLHrs
AND HIGHWAYS OF THE VILLAGE OF wHIsER
AND THROUGH, OVER. ALONG. UPON AND ACROSS
SUCH PRIVATE LANDS THEREIN; THROUGH.
OVER UPON, OR ACROSS WHICH THE SAID
COMPANY MAY PROCURE RroHr-or-wAY.
Be 1t ordained by the chairman and board Of
trustees OF the Village OF Weiser. In the county
OF Washington and state OF Idaho:
SECTION l.. That thsre is hereby given and
gran ted unto the Pacific 4 Idaho Northern Rail
way Company, corporation, and unto us sue
ccssors and assignsyn right-oi-way Tor It's main
line of railway side-tracks. swift ches turn bes.
telegraph line and polesnn all other appliances.
buildings and appurtenances Tor the running and
operation of the said railway overriding through,
upon and across any and all streets, alleys. ave-
nues or other highways OF the village OF Weiser.
in the county OF Washington and state OF Hho.
along such line or lines that the said rail
WAY company may have selected, surveyed or
laid out or may hereafter select, survey or lay
out and n right-of-way is hereby given and
grnnted unto the said Pacific \ Idaho Northern
Railway Company, corporation. its successors
and assigns. through, over, across and upon the
private lands OF said village OF Weiser; through
over, across upon which the said railwa.
company its successors or assigns. may have
secured or may hereafter secure right-of-wHy
together with the rights and privilege to, ut al
times. maintain. repair. construct ana operat'
the for the purposes Tor which the SAID rail-
way is to be constructed.
SEC g. That a certain ordinance heretofort
publised and numbered II b. j" entitled; al
Ordinance Authorizing the Construction, Opera
ton and Maintenance OF Railway and Tele
graph Line by and Granting Right-of-way TO
The Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway Company
n Corporation Organized and Existing Unde
and by Virtue Of the Laws OF the State OF Idaho:
adopted and approved on the 18th day OF March
1899. by the board OF trustees OF the village o
| Weiser, and all other ordinances and parts o
| or finances in conflict herewith be and the sam
| are hereby repealed
Adopted BY the board of trustees this 18th da
OF April, 1899.
| Attest: A. j. DAVIS Chairman
/ Clerk
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Sucker hunting is the latest fad.
Quite number OF salmon have been

Sucker hunting is the latest fad.
Quite number OF salmon have been
Caught
Buffalo Hump fever affiicts several.
Sheepmen are very busy getting ready
for Landing and shearing.
Mr. Nay. who spent the winter in Sage
hen valley, has returned and is stopping
with Mr.. hardy, IN the canyon.
Miss 10Y Logan will open school in the
Pratt district.
Several young men of Council have
passed here this week seeking work near
Crane.
Ed Martin was in Salubria recently in
terviewirg the printer in relation TO maxi
ing the final proof on his homestead
s. L. Logan salso preparing to prove up.
Geo. Anderson and his sister went to
Council Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
their brother. Jas. Anderson.
h. +. johnson, who has been in our
valley several days, returned to Council
Tuesday.
Jas. Linder has been in Weser the past
week attending to his duties rs commits
sloner. He is expecting to move his fam
lily to farm near Council where he has
decided to locate.
THE roads are drying up fast and quite
number have been to Salubria lately.
u w, Anderson has rented the Barber
place. April l6
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

Mr.. John Robinson and wife from
Crane are visiting their relatives Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Allison near Saiubria for the
past week.
Mr. VIM. Jewell arrived in Salubrla
after an absence of nearly three wears.
Mr. Jesse Reed. SO il is reported, has
exchanged his Salubria property for the
ranch of Mr.. Cyrus Boyles. situated on
Rush Creek about ten miles from SAUL
bra.
Flowing has commenced in the valley
and Mr.. VIM. Allison is almost through
with that part of his farm work.
Oliver Godlove and Chas. clark started
on prospecting tour Monday 10 The
Ruthburg country for few days
Salubria is TO have new bakery IN Il
few days. Mr.. Web and his aunt. Mrs
Barker have rented house next the
printing office and will soon commence
operations
Miss Hitler. who taught the primary
department. of the Snlubria school last
winter passed through here last week en-
route to Gray's creek where she will teach
summer school
Stages get into Salubria now nearly on
time as the roads are in better condition
Apr IS
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20
Recital-COncert.

Under the auspices of the Woman's
Columbian Club, apeasng entertain
ment was given at Sonna's last even
ing. The house was filed, and the
entertainment had the merit-unu-
sual in such cases-of being short
Mrs Anna EN emann Bell was the
star Of the evening, giving several
elecutionary numbers Her subjects
covered large range and called foi
great versatility Of talent and
thorough training. Boise States
man.
The concert recital at Sonnas un
der the auspices of the Woman'i
Columbian club for the bendt 0
their library was fine Boise Senti
nell
Speaking Of Mrs Bell, the Bake
City Democrat says:
Mrs Bell is certainly the equa
If not the superior of any person VIII
has ever appeared in elecution in thi
city ~
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Communicated.

Weiser Idaho. Apr. 10Th, 1899.
Editor ySignal:-I noticed two articles
in last weeks Record which criticise the
Probate Judge acting in a judicial capac-
ity.
The articles in question criticises me
on a penalty | inflicted on a man (who as
the knowing editor of that gold bug
sheet claims, entered house of worship,
partook of sacrament, etc. | will sim
ply ask the editor of that gold bug sheet
or his fine haired correspondent who at
tempts to criticize me. to please come to
my office and examine the records in the
case, and they will find that The man was
charged in the complaint of stealing a
adv's parasol valued at one dollar an Il
nothing else DO these "Johnnie-Come-
Latey's" think that am going to send
a man up for six months on such charge
as that?
The people of Washington county pay
the taxes and propose to exercise little
Judgment in my decisions.
| will simply notify ths editor or his
fpe-haired correspondent to coniine
themselves TO the truth hereafter when
criticising the public acts Of the officials
of this county.
Our offices are always open and our re
cords are public property-any tax-payei
has right at any time 10 examine thu
records.
Now in conclusion will notify thu
editor of that Gold Bug Sheet or his fine
haired correspondent 10 tel the truif
when criticising the public acts of thu
officials of Washington county or foreve
hereafter hold their peace
THos. NJ. JEFFRFYs,
Probate Judge
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-20

Mrs. Grggs and family are stopping
here waiting for the road to be opened To
Long valley where they expect 10 meet
Mr. Griggs who has been at Lardo posi-
Office for the past year.
Mcssrs Clark and Sorrenson left here
Thursday for Weiser on business.
Edgar Moser went TO Weiser Monday
to get wire for Mrs. Mosers fence
ISIS Mda Lorton- returned Tuesday
from Salubria where she has been during
vacation She will continue nine
months term of school which she began
during the winter.
James Walton arrived here Monday
enroute to Seven Devils.
Grandma Harp returned Monday from
Arkansaw where she has been during th'
winter April 10.
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COMMISSIONERS

Thursday, April 10.

Thursday, April IL.
Board meet, all present
In tue matter Of the salaries of
the county officers
In compliance with section of an
act of the Legislature of the state of
Idaho, relating to the salaries Of
county officers, approved March z,
1899, in is hereby ordered that the
salaries of the several county officers
of the county of Washington, state Of
Idaho Except county attorney for
and after the second Monday in April,
1899, be and the same is fixed as
follows:
The sheriff shall receive salary OF
fifteen hundred dollars 81 ,500) per
annum.
The clerk of the district court and
ex- officio auditor and recorder shall
receive salary Of sixteen hundred
dollars (s1, 6OO) per annum.
The county treasurer and ex-officio
public administrator shall receive a
salary Of seven hundred and fifty
dollars $3.50 per annum.
The probate judge shall receive a
salary of seven hundred and fifty
dollars $3.50 per annum.
The superintendent of public in
structions shall receive salary of
seven hundred dollars 5000 per
annum
The county surveyor shall receive
a salary of fifty dollars 900 pei
annum.
The county coroner shall receive q
salary of fifty dollars $500 pei
annum.
The county commissioners shall
each receive a salary of three hun
bred dollars $1,000 per annum.
In the matter OF deputies
On reading the application of |. F
Smith. clerk Of the district court ant
ex- officio auditor and recorder, TO
deputies and clerical assistance, n
the business of his several offices re
quires, and the said clerk, etc.
having furnished this board with du
and legal proof of the publication. a
required by law, of notice OF hi
intention to apply to this board 0
this time for such deputies and clel
ical assistance, and the hoard havin
heard the statements of said appl
J cant, and having fully investigate
the business and conditions OF sal
. offices and being fully satisfied TIL,
said officer and the business OF sai
/ offices requires one deputy or cler
!. and that the same is absolutely me-
essary for the proper conduct OF sal
/ offices and the business thereof, it
!. therefore ordered that the said offic
is hereby authorized and empower.
\ to appoint one deputy or clerk, al
|. further that the compensation or I
} muneralion of said deputy or cle
\ is hereby fixed at the sum of sew
!. hundred aud twenty dollars ($72
, per annum, or sixty dollars $500 p
\ month
I. Claims against the current expen
D fund are audited. allowed and t
auditor authorized to draw warrau
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Friday Apr. IA.
Board met, all present.
Current expense claims continued

The following persons are appoint
ed as road overseers in their respect
i've districts: s. j. Durbin, district
No. l; E. L. Sailing, district No. 5
The following claims are laid over
to the July meeting: Charles Ander-
son, R. D. Hinkley, G. S. Wilson, 2
w. Higgins and A j. Lay.
In the matter of deputies.
The application Of the sheriff for
deputies being heard and that officer
having furnished due and legal proof
of the publication as provided by law
of a notice of his intention to apply
for deputies at this time and the
board having fully investigated the
business of said Office and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction OF the boar d
that the business of. said Office re-
quires one deputy and that the sam,
is actually necessary to the proper
conduct Of said office, it is therelor'
hereby ordered that the sheriff o.
this county be and lie is empowered
and authorized to appoint one deput,
who shall also serve as jailor wher'
there is prisoner or prisoners in TIL
county jail and it is further ORDERED
that said deputy shall receive as full
remuneration for his services as sucl
deputy and jailor the sum of sevel
hundred and twenty dollars (s72O
per aunum, or sixty dollars $500 pc
month. .,...., ... !.
On motion the board adjourns sin
die. GEO W. HoFFsTATTEB
Attest: l. f. SMITH, Chairman
Clerk.
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though the frat floor was eaten away
so that large portion Of the hard
ware fell through into the basement.
The value Of the stock in the burnt
portion is estimated at from $40, 900
to $40, 600, 20 per cent of which was
a total loss. The building was in
sured for $40, 900
Life in the Tropics" will be the
subject of the lecture in the Opera
House, Friday evening, April 18th.
All who are interested in our soldier
hoys will be glad to hear about the
conditions of life in the tropical jun
giles and on the mountains. The
Academy Mandolin Club will play
and there will be recitations and 9TH
er music. Full announcement nex'
week.
Sam Harpham, who was so badly
cut up between horse and q wire
fence a few days ago, was in tow
Monday on crutches, having hrough
up his brolher-in-law, Manuel Ring
burg, who had been thrown from I
horse that morning, receiving a bro
ken collar bone.
Mr.. Murray, County treasurer o
Malheur Count, is in town, accom-
panied by his sister Flaw, Mrs. E'
Murray, who come to view the pros
poets of going into business at thi
place.
Geo. Glderoy, OF Weiser, ha
been appointed stock inspector fo
Washington County.
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orrIcr CLERK OF DIsrHIor COUNT.

State OF Idaho
County of Washington
whereas the legislature OF the state OF Idaho
has passed an act wherein 1t is required that al
officers shall turn into the county treasury all
fees by them collected and the supreme court has
held that the officer is responsible to the county
for all fees whether collected or not, .,
Notice is hereby given that no service in civil
cases will be performed nor instruments hled
for record In the recorders office or any services
chargable to individuals performed, unless the
fees therefor are paid in advance.
This rule will in no instance be violated.
Dated at Weser, Idaho. this 9th day OF April,
1899 /. f. SMITH,
Clerk District Court and
Ex-Omcio Auditor and
Recorder.
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MEADOWS.

Meadows is beautiful mountain valley 90
miles north OF Weser and IL miles from the
famous Payette lakes 1t is about miles wide
oy ~ long; raises hay in abundance and some
grain. 1t is an ideal stock country and produces
the sweetest aud juciest beef on earth. Meadows
cattle always bring the highest price. 1t is sur,
rounded by forests full OF game and its cool
brooks are full of hungry mountain trout, max
ing delightful summer resort.
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SALU BRIA

The beautiful valley OF Salubria is situated
near the center OF the county, OF which 1t is one
OF the richest sections. The town is located in
the most advantageous part OF the valley Sn-
lubria town has about 400 nhabitants. numer-
Gus business houses halls. schools. churches,
and other advantages. and from its central loca-
ton has IA sta BILE and lattering future before It,
The valley is constantly increasing in popula-
ton and value.