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Evening star., 1900-10-16
YOUTSEY STILL In BED,
His Trial Proceeds at Georgetown
Golden on Stand.

GEORGETOWN, KY. October 16-Henry
E. Youtsey, on trial charged with being a
principal in the shooting of Gov. Goebei,
was still unable to enter the court room
today. Lying on his bed he was drawn to
the door of the jury room in plain view Of
those in the court room, and the trial pro-
ceeded.
Wharton Golden was sworn and testified
that he never told Rev. John Stamper or
Mrs. Stamper that he was to get 5000 for
his testimony or that if he could see Col
Campbell he could get $4,000. Continuing
he testified, as in Powers and Howard
trials. denying all the statements attributed
to him by the Stampers, l., F. Sinclair and
others.
W. II. Culton was recalled and denied
saying he had a contract for immunity or
had told any one that Wharton Golden
"got them all in this trouble"
Arthur NJ. GOebel, recalled said he had
"never testified in any OF these cases until
yesterday"
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Death Of Mrs. Alice Carey sm,,h.

Mrs. Alice Carey Smith, the wife Of
v. Smith Of the census of1ce and daughter
OF DR.. J. =. simonds Of Riverdale. Md.
died at pm. yesterday at the Columbian
University Hospital. The deceased had
been married two years. Her husband and
an infant survive her. She was graduate
OF the University of Arkansas and had
done distinguished work in entomology and
In Illustrating scientific books She was a
member of the Presbyterisn Church. hut
had not associated herself with any church
in the city since coming here from Ar
kansas few months ago. The funeral
will take place from 332 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
PLACED IN THE LIST.
Bonds of Warrington Traction and
Electric COMPANY.


Electric Company.
The bonds of the Washington Traction
and Electric Company were today listed by
the Washington stock exchange and these
securities will be included In the daily call
when the quotations are ascertained for ali
the stocks and bonds on the list of the ex-
change. The amount of the issue Of the
bonds as announced is $4,000, 900, and the
price quoted is 90 bid and 66 asked
AS Is well known, these bonds were is
sued by company that owns the stock Of
the eleven street railroad companies and the
two electric lighting companies now being
operated by it, and the bonds are therefore
really collateral bonds, based on these Sc
curities. Congress at it's last session au-
thorized the consolidation of these proper
ties and the formation Of a single company.
AS yet this privilege has not been used, but
it Is understood the details are under con-
sideration and that 1t Is the purpose, as
soon as these can be settled to the satisfac-
tion OF the officers Of the company. that the
present holding company shall be abandon
ed and a new company take its place.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Naval 0rSlera.

Lieutenants L. H. Everhart. F. Marble,
]. v. Klemann and E. H. Watson and En-
sign w. G. Davidson have been ordered to
the torpedo station for instruction.
Lieutenant 8. v. Graham, from the Con-
stellation to the torpedo station for in
struction.
Naval Cadet w. NJ. Hunt. from the Prai-
rie to the Alabama
Medical Inspector e. c. Derr, from the
Portsmouth navy yard to home on waiting
orders
Surgeon F. B. Stephenson, to duty at the
Portsmouth navy yard.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE October 16.-Flour dull and lower
to sell, unchanged; receipts 27,976 barrels; ex-
month. 7as4a725s; November, 73ea73&; December.
75Aa75h; steamer No. red. T0%aa78sa; receipts.
1881 bushels southern by sample 66a731s; do. on
grade. 7faa73Ia. Corn dull; mixed. spot, 45Aa45as
the month. Asa HA; November, new, 43a43h; No
40an40as: steamer mixed, 44Aai43s; receipts, IS6,
475 bushels exports 119 800 bushels: southern white
and yellow corn. 4G1aa47. Oats dull No. white,
27ha2S; No. mixed. 25a25h; receipts. q, ,90l
bushels. Rye firm; No. nearby. 52a53: No. 2
western, 81 sales; receipts. 1920 bushels. Hay
steady; No. ! timothy. $16.50asl7. Grain freights
quiet and easy; steam to Liverpool. per bushei.
4Ed November; G rk for de D. pfr uirfer IS. 81
tober-Sovember. Butter and cheese steady un-
changed. Eggs and sugar firm, unchanged.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
WORK OF VANDALS,
Models of the Lafayette Statue at tn,
WashinHtOn Monument Defaced.

Models of the Lafayette Statue at the
Washington Monument Defaced.
Colonel Bingham, Corps of Engineers, has
made report to the War Department, in
which he says that notwithstanding the ef-
forts made to protect the Washington mon
ument from vandalism. one electric lamp
and part of receptacle were recently
stolen by some person unknown. and two
of the models of the Lafayette statute that
are In the waiting room of the lodge house
have been defaced by vandals
Arrangements are being made to replace
the steam elevator in the monument with
an electric elevator, and bids will be opened
on the 22d instant.
There were 1882 visitors to the top Of
the monument during the month Of Sep
tember, making a total of 1,9Oo,971 persons
who have ascended the shaft since it was
opened to the public, October ., 1888.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Result of n Runaway.

Between II and II O'Clock this morning
horse attached to a carriage owned and
driven by DR.. D. Olin Leech Of No. G31
Maryland avenue northeast became fright
ened at the corner Of 18th and H streets
northeast and started to run away just as
the doctor was about to get into the ve-
hicle. In endeavoring to stop the horse
DR. Leech fell, and the animal stepped
upon him, cutting his breast and the left
side Of his head to painful but not serious
extent. After receiving treatment at q
drug store nearby DR.. Leech was removed
to his home in an ambulance.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
ENGLISH AID FOR GALVESTON,
BENEFIT Mt Drury Lane Theater a Great


LONDON, October 16.-The Galveston re-
hef fund benefit performance packed the
Drury Lane Theater TO the utmost this
afternoon. Sir Henry Irving, who was
greeted with loud applause recited the
"Dream OF Eugene Aram." Then followed
scts from The Price Of Peace" The Debt
OF Honor" English Nell' Julius Caesar
and Waterloo" George Alexander, Cnas
Wyndham. Lewis Waller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beerbohm Tree and Marie Tempest re-
ceived ovations. There were many promi-
nent people in the audience, including al
most the whole of the American colony.
United States Ambassador Choate and Mrs
Choate and Henry White secretary of the
United States embassy. were among those
present.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS IN OHIO.
Short Speeches Made at Hamilton and
DAYTON.

HAMILTON, Ohio October 16.-1n this
place twenty-five miles from Cincinnati,
Gov Roosevelt made his first stop today
on his tour of Ohio, speaking TO a large
crc wd. The speakers stand was a block
from the train, and thither the governor
was escorted by Gov. Nash, Food Commits
sioner Blackburn. l. c. Laylin. candidate
for secretary of state, and others.
DAYTON Ohio. October l6.-Gov. Roose-
Welt addressed large crowd at the fair
grounds here today. He arrived at II
O'clock and after public reception at a
hotel was escorted to the speakers stand.
He vas cheered repeatedly throughout, and
had difficulty in making himself heard.
Short stops were made at Middletown
and Miamisburg. Al both places Gov.
Roosevelt addressed large audiences.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
. Non-UniOn Workman Shot.

CHICAGO, October 16.-Adam Maesch, q
woodworker and until a few weeks ago
secretary OF the Woodworkers' Union. was
shot and probably fatally wounded last
night near his home by two men supposed
to be striking woodworkers or their SYM
pathizers. The attack Is said to have been
due to the fact that Maesch had returned
70 work with nom union men after a strike
had been declared f1ve weeks ago In forty
nine mills engaged In the manufacture Of
building material
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Jury of Appraisers Summoned.

The United States marshal for the Dis
trict of Columbia this afternoon summoned
the following to serve as jury of apprais-
ers in the matter of the proposed extension
Of Howard avenue: Messrs. Frederick L.
Moore, W. H. Hoeke. Ellis Spear. H. B.
Parker, Samuel w. Curriden, John Mitchell
and William j. Wilson.
The jury have been directed to meet for
the first time at 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, at the city hall.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
BIG FIRE AT OSHKOSH, WIS.
Property Valued at Over $3.50, 900 De
stroyed This Morning.


OSHKOSH, Wis.,, October 16.-Property
valued at more than $25OOOO was destroyed
In the lumber district of this city today.
Starting at o'clock. the flames spread
rapidly, in spite of twenty-five engines
pumping water into them from every side.
and not until 1890 m. was their headway
checked.
At least 1900. 600 feet of lumber was de-
stroyed, together with part Of the Hollis
ter-Ames Companys mill and Of the plant
OF Challoner & Sons Company. The losses
are fully covered by insurance
Following is an estimate of the losses:
Hollster-Ames Company sawmaiI, Ium-
Der logs and shingles, $50, 900; Diamond
Match Company. lumber yards, containing
between 100000 and 6,O00OOo feet OF Ium-
Der, Ii5,OO0; Challoner IL Sons Company,
pattern shops and warehouse, .S20.UUu Sew
eral small losses probably will bring the
total up TO $500 600.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
BOLD ROBBERY IN BALTIMORE
Thief Gets Away With Tray of Vain
able Jewelry,

BALTIMORE. October 16-A daring rob-
berry occurred at the jewelry store of Jonas
Goldberg. 917 East Baltimore street, in
broad daylight today while the thorough
fare was crowded with pedestrians. Two
men are supposed to have been implicated,
The accomplice. who was captured and
gives his name as VIM. Richardson. placed
a piece OF wood in the outside of the door
ialches, after the robber had entered the
store. seized and ran off with tray Of
rings which the proprietor had placed be-
lore him for inspection. Mr.. Goldberg go,
out in time to point out Richardson to 1bs
ponce. @ The value OF the loot is placed al
Evening star., 1900-10-16
AFFAIRS IN GUAM.
Late Reports From Comma a nde r
Schroeder, the Naval Governor.

Schroeder, the Naval Governor.
Late reports from Commander Seaton
Schroeder, who succeeded Captain Leary
as naval governor Of Guam, have been re-
ceived at the Navy Department Governor
Schroeder has issued an order opening all
hospitals in the island to the civilian pa
tients free, and all who are suffering from
disease are invited and urged to go to the
hospitals for treatment. One Of the gov
errors of a Guam province was found
using public road laborers on his own place.
He claimed that this was an old Spanish
custom. and that he was unaware of any
wrongdoing. He was removed and pun
ished. The health of the island is said to
be fairly good. There are no typhoid cases,
and only one of fever, and a Few Of intes-
final troubles.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Lawyer Patrick. Hearing.

NEW YORK, October l6.-Ths prelimt-
nary hearing OF Lawyer Albert T. Patrick
and Valet Charles F. Jones was resumed
today In the Center Street police court. The
charge Is forging and uttering a check for
$2o.oo upon Swenson & Sons, bankers. to
which is signed the name of VIM. M. Rice.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
FAMILY BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Appalling Crime nt Sells, Montgomery
County, Ark.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, October 16.-A
father. mother and four young children
were blown 10 atoms last evening at Sells,
Montgomery county, fourteen miles from
Hot Springs. While the family was at sup
per their home was wrecked by an explo-
sion Of dynamite.
The names of the unfortunate people are
JEFF and and Maggie Jones and their chill
dren. ranging in age from six years to four
months. 1t IS believed that a dispute over
q homestead claim prompted the outrage.
The county officials wired last night that
they were close on the track of the guilty
persons.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Mrs. Payne Want. a Divorce.

Matte E. Payne. through Attorney Camp
bell Darlington. today filed suit to secure
divorce from James M. Payne. The parties
were married in 1870 and have six children
Mrs. Payne charges that for ten years past
her husband has been an habituaI drunk
ard that he has treated her with constant
cruelty and abuse, and on one occasion as
saulted her and the oath Of last May desert
ed her.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Rodv Awatt. CIatmant

James Horner, seventeen years old, died
at the Emergency Hospital last night. and
his body is held to await a claimant. He
came to the city Sunday on schooner
from down the river and was taken sick.
Death resulted from natural causes, and
an inquest will not be held.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Uprising in santo Domt,-,

SAN DOMINGO. Island Of santo Do-oin-
CO. October l6. via Hayttan cable.-Ths up-
rising is ended and the rebels are scattered
and troops are pursuing them. The tribu-
nais are occupied with the prosecution of
poi,tlsai prisoners Confidence is re-estab-
Evening star., 1900-10-16
MINES ON AMERICAN SIDE.
Result of Survey Of Disputed Line Mt
Mount Baker

VANCOUVER, B. c., October 16.-The
survey of the disputed boundary line at
Mount Baker has been completed by the
provincial surveyor. Deane. The line places
all the mines of Importance in the district
on the American side. although a mile OF
extra territory is given to British Columbia.
The chief Importance of the survey is that
Canadian government commissioner, by
locating the boundary line north of the min
ing camps, compels all Canadians sending
this practically diverts the large trade to
mines from Chilliwack, b. c., to Sumas.
Wash,
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Fine Baas CauRht.

The largest bass Of the season thus far
reported was received yesterday by Major
Sylvester. The fish weighed six and one
quarter pounds when 1t was delivered here
and was fifteen inches in circumference Il
was caught at Point of Rocks two days
ago by Mr. ]. 0. Helm Of 1904 I4th street
Evening star., 1900-10-16
EsCURIAL's OWNER ExoNERATED.
Result Of Inquiry Into Reiff's Losing
Race.

LONDON, October 16.-After a searching
inquiry into the running of the American
horse Escurial at Newmarket, October IL,
the stewards of the Jockey Club have COM
pletely exonerated from all blame the
owner, Mr.. J. A. Drake, and the trainer
Wishard. Suspicion had been cast on Les
ter Reir. the jockey. owing to Escurial
losing. though he had been confidently ex-
pected to win. The stewards say that
though they are not altogether satisfied,
they do not consider the evidence sufficient
to prove the horse was pulled or to Justify
the withdrawal of Reiff's license
Evening star., 1900-10-16

Edward Merryman, charged with COM
plicity with his brother in robbing the
smallpox hospital. was held in $500 bonds
today by Judge kimball for the action of
the grand Jury
Evening star., 1900-10-16

The Mckinley and Roosevelt Interstate
Campaign Club will hold q meeting tonight
AT LoyaI Legion Hall. No. 419 10th street
northwest. which eminent speakers have
promised to address.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
shoe Factory A.sfgns.

LANCASTER. Pa, October 16.-The Lam
caster Shoe Manufacturing Company has
p1a6e an assignment The assets are esti-
mated at SIS.2o0 and the liabilities yla.OOO
Evening star., 1900-10-16
EngIand's New Chief Ju.t,,.

LONDON. October 18.-Lord Alverstope.
formerly Sir Richard Webster. will succeed
the late Baron Russell Of Kiilowen. the
Daiiy news announces. as lord chief Jus-
tice OF England. ''
Evening star., 1900-10-16
British Reoceupy B,oemho,

CAPE TOWN. October 18.-The British
re-entered Bloemhof. near Kimberley, o.
tober IA. unopposed. and captured nifty
Beers >'
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Victim. of the Fighting in Chin.

Victims OF the Fighting In China.
Col Periey. the medical officer at Naga-
saki cabled the War Department today
that William A. Andrews. private Xn the
marine corps. died on the hospital ship
Maine. on the 18th instant, and that Edison.
L. Work, Company A. 9th Infantry, died
on the transport Relief. on the 14th instant
Evening star., 1900-10-16
steamship Arrivala.

AT New York-Amsterdam, from Rotter-
dam.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co, bankers
and brokers. 14l9 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs. La
denburG, Thalmann & Cn New York
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Woman Drop. Dead.

Malinda Butler. colored. sixty years OLD.
dropped dead in the woodshed in rear OF
her home % Howard avenue. H1lIsdaie,
about 2:S0 O'clock this afternoon. The cor
oner will investigate the case.
Evening star., 1900-10-16
More Gold Com,n~ n

More Gold Coming In.
NEW YORK, October 16.-It is announced
that Goldman. Sachs & Co. have engaged
$2 600 900 gold for import
Evening star., 1900-10-16
Suspected Case of Piaune

suspected Case of Plague In London.
LONDON. October ia case of illness
suspected to be bubonle plague is reported
at Stepney, parish and suburb of the
British metropolis.
Evening star., 1900-10-16

VIM J. Rogers. republican candidate for
Congress in the eighth Virginia district.
and M. X. Lowry presidential elector,
same district. addressed a republican meet
ing at Vienna. Va, last evening. Mr.
Rogers aroused considerable enthusiasm
during his speech.
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Coal Oil for Scale.

E. L. Knouse Of Emmett tells the Ru-
raj that The past season, he used with
excellent results. kerosene on his trees
that we're infested with the San jose
scale. This treatment not only clears
the tree Of scale but Of worms and lice
wherever the oil strikes them. On the
twigs and limbs, Mr. Knouse applies the
remedy with sort Of swab or rag. but
he pours it on the trunks Of the trees
ard he says it is not very expensive either
as be thoroughly treated p good sized
trees with but p gallons Of oil and did
the work easily in day.
Mr.. Knouse also says ne has made a
practice Of applying axle grease or lard
10 trunks Of his fruit trees when young
u keep off rabbits. and has never seen
any injury resulting from the same, but
he always applies when the sap is down
aud the tree is dormant.-Gem State Ru-
raj
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There IS no better medicine tor the ba-
baies than Cham5eriain's Cough Remedy.
lis PLEASANT taste and prompt and effect
ual cures MAKE it favorite with moth
ers ard smzM children. 1t QuirSly cures
their coughs and colds. preventing pneu-
monia or other serious consequences.
Il also cures Group, aud has bseH used in
ten thousands Of cascS without sir=lo
failure 50 far as We have been adle 10
learn. Il not Ouly cures Group, but when
gi.sn as soon as the crOupy cough sp-
pears. will prevent the atJacS. Ia caSrs
Of whoopiug cough i, liquetcs the tough
mucus, making it easier 10 eXpsctorate,
and lessons the severity aud frequency of
the p4roxysms Of coughing. thus depriv-
ins that disease Of al, I,daugerous ooase-
qucaccs. For sale by .. L Sn.thSou
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Last Chance and Only Chance
Ditch Companies, Emmett. Canyon
county, Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given that al q jOiCt
meeting of the Directors OK the aJove
named companies held February :. 1890
that an assessment OF. (Sol eight duliars
per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said corporations with condition
OF payment IS follows;
(s6) Six Dollars per share NAV be paid
in labor if done under the supervision Of
the directors Uf said companies between
February - 1000 and February -. 1900.
and (S2) Two Dollars pr share must OF
paid iR cash said ass, - uieul OF labor
and cash viii become DELINQUENT on
March -. 1890 AMI day of sale OF any
Delinquent viii BE- ON March p. 1880.
said assessment is psvable TO the Sec
rstaFies OF said Companies at Emmett.
Idaho. ANY stock Oh which this ASS
ment remNiuS uuusid on tae above men-
Iioned day Of delinquency wilt Be advrr-
tised for sale az public auction. aud uu-
/ less payment Is made before. will be sold
on the aforesaid day of sale 10 pay thc
u,lluCuent assessment, together with
cost u advertising and expenses of sale
James Phillips, Secretary
L. e. Ditch Co.
Tbas GUsseil Secretary
y. 4. Oiteh Go.
Emmett, Idaho February $, 1000.
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Attend College This year.

Never in The history os our c1a. .
was there a grander opportunity
the pF,seHt for educated Young n. sd
women What Al auspicious na- :
for ihose who are just low u tls,s. j
Of life.
Grand Island Busils~ss and S1rmsi =
lage has for fourteen years been the ~
ing institution OF lis kinl "a ,ae H,-,. q
states AMI last veas mo-e than tn
many calls were received for rs grad s
as could be supplied Everlhing
sary fora successful start in life is ia-s Z.
-Busiuess, Nosmai and Shuetlaud g.. p
ses- Expenses low. Bossd ouir .
per week- ORe years time ssscu 81 .-
ition Il desircd. C0l,~se Record 81 e.
OF fer siS cents viii send elegant Cal
Address
y. n Hars-s. Prs>i,,- D..
Grand Island. n o.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-02-09
Right-Of.Way in Question.

Action has been taken in the District
court in which the Idaho Northern
Railway Company, Limited, Plaintiff IS.
Saiina Davis, Serena Daley, James l.
Davis, Frank Davis. z. H. Davis, Eliza
beth White. John F. Daley, White,
whose hrst name is to the plaintiff IN
known. and James T Davis and john F.
Daley. administrators Of the estate OF
Hamilton Davis, deceased. Emma N.
Stoddart, a. c. Stoddart, George H.
Goeckle E. L. Wagner, and the Bunnsll
Il Emo Investmentment Company, De-
PENDANTS for the condemneng of q right
of-way Of its line Of railroad. extending
1 from Nampa to Emmett through the SET
Of NW4 and SWS Of NEt Of section 20,
tp4N. r . W; also Net o. NW9 Of Sec.
%, and set ofsWl Of Sec. II, t.. y.
R. , "; also w OF SW9 Of section 2s. tp
1 \, R > II; also lot in sec tion 6 tp. ~.
IR. 2W.
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F arm For Sale

$50 acros OF due bottom land. - m
ison Emmett 80 acres under cuh
lica; = acrcs set % the choicest bear
srEil trees and absolutely r.. from S.
or other diseases and dn-iy siluair.l g.
protected from trust; l0acF sset % D.
ow and water-risht in Last Chance IH q
goes with the land. li,ie clear
on Or adde's The iEDEx -Emmel-IG-s
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up at the Murray place in the
west part OF Emmett. one bay sud colt.
three years old next spring, branded J. c.
Ou the left shoulder. has d white spot in
the forehead. aud both front feet and the
left hind foot are white The owner IS
requested TO prove said cold and pay
charges aud advertisement.
John Murray
February {, 1900
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

:
Land Once a. Boise City. Idaho
Janl1rF g. 800
Notice 3 hereby Eivel hat the tollowjnr nam
ed settler his filed notice of his intention 10
make hI-I proof il support oc his elai-a- AID
taas said proof viii Be made before shs CIsrs
o, the Protate Court - Caldwell. Idaho. on
March 10, lsoo viz Daniel Rsg4u Jr- Hd- appii-
cation No. 2-s5 FOR the 81. swlt. sEI-s ~ -
sWl-i SEl-i. Sc 6. Twp 5S. RiW
he naues Tie toiIo7gizz witaa,~s- 20 move his
co1tiA lols residence upou a1d cultivation a
said land VIZ Thouial- MarphT. John Burger
y Liliam Sayue. and John afartla I'll OF E-anert
Canyou Counsy, Idaho.
james King. Register.
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Emmett,
NoTIcE 20 PrnL!cArIoS.

NyLLLE FOX PUBLICATION
Land Once, a. Boise, Idaho-
January 81. 100
Notice Is hereby given that The f5lloElne-nans-
ed settler has Lied notice Of his iarentEoa 70
make final proof IN support q his claim. and
that said prool viii be made Oesore clerk OF
Probate Court az CaltEsll. Ilaho. o- Nzreh 70.
300. VIZ. Thosa.s Murphy. Hid Application No
1>s1 foF the SEA sT4. sia SFl-4. sWl-s SvsI-s
sec ! Twp. 8 N raw
He names the following Fitnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upcE aad cultivation or
said iazd- VIZ:
Daniel Reagan ST., Daniel Reaguu IT,. Hen-v
c Rigs Jr-. and John Martin al of Emmett
Cangoc County. Iaaho.
5snaS King Reglster.