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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

! $3.50, ,o00-137 :ex137 :6: a full 50-vara Turk
St. near Market; this property is situ-
ated in central retail district and is
! bound to double in value In very
short time.
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Won RHEIN REAL ESTATE COMPANY
513 CALIFORNIA ST.
ELLIS-ST HOTEL LOCATION.
Lot 81 2:6x13T :6; south line OF Ellis st, be-
either hotel lodging house; houses are
readily leased in this vicinity for from IS to
50 per ROOM offer desired.
SIXTEENTH ST. PROMINENT CORNER.
$50. .0O0-65-foot frontage; improvements con-
sisting Of stores and fats in frst-class condi-
tion, renting for s223 per month:
POWELL-ST. BUSINESS CORNER.
$15000-Corner on Powell St, with improve
ments consisting OF stores and flats; rent
ing for $500 per annum.
LARKIN-sT. FLATS.
$40 oOO-27 .6xS7 :6 Larkin. Pine 2 bay
window flats and Z rooms, renting for S75
per month.
CLAY-ST RESIDENCE
ss5oo-Clsy. near Pierce: 25x1oo; house Of
rooms and bath; all modern conveniences.
FREDERICK-ST. FLATS.
$s250-Lot 25x100 feet; Frederick and Shra-
der St; improvements, flats. and rooms.
$6O00-25x125; Stockton, near Washington: 3
fats; rents $57 80.
CLARA-sT. INCOME FLATS.
$450O-Clara, near Sixth; 25xsO; store and 2
PERRY-ST. INCOME PROPERTY.
$36O0-25xS0; Perry, Fourth; 3 flats Of
and rooms; rents $34; must be sold
s10000-Filbert st.; 23xl20 to rear street; 8
new bay window flats and cottage; rents s6T.
$40 OOOo-Washington. Mason; "a
13T g; flats; rents $50.
s6500-Union-st. corner; store and fats;
rents S57.
S6OOO-Powell St. near Filbert: 25x7O to rear
street; 2-story building; rents S45.
s425o-Dupont-st- corner; 6oxI7:6; residence
OF y rooms.
UNIMPROvED.
$625o-Washington St. near Leavenworth
$55Oo-Bush, near Webster; "a 34:41lx137:6.
S550O-Greenwieh, near Iavlor; IJ:I0x ~ g.
S4500-Corner Taylor and Lincoln. 40x90.6
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= 81, ,oco-Choice northeast corner Larkin St,
- downtown; size of lot 81 :ex5o; new
- improvements
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= J aICH Co.
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REAL ESTATE TC ExcHANGE.

FOR exchange-Fine ranch OF 1O5 acres in
Napa County 3 miles from CaIsstoga: choice
vineyard land: grazing and timber large
barn; good WELL ana fenced; cash value 5000
clear: will exchange for Oakland improved
or unimproved and assume small mortgage
b H WEIGH. owner. 1888 Fifth ave. Oak
land
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z. H. LANCE e. CO.,
26 MONTGOMERY ST, ROOM %.
So, 000-Third St, near Folsom; old improve
ments; renting for s67 so.
$40, ,0Oo-South Park, Third St: houses:
large lot running through to rear
street; stable in rear; rent 500.
$7,500-Mission St. near Seventeenth: good
improvements; rent S45 per month; lot
s2NS0.
acknowledgements corner. near Nineteenth;
lot 81 feet frontage.
S,T50-Cole street. near Frederick new G.
room fats; lot 25x106; rent $50 per
month.
Sc, ,OOO-Green St. near Van Ness ave: mod
ern flats rooms each; 25x13O; rent
$40.
IS. 0Oo-NoTthwest eorrer Cole and Carl sts
35x1oo.
81, 2,25o-stanyan St. between Carl and F'reder-
lex; 25x125.
S1,sOO -Carl-st. lots; 25x137; ;s feet; street BIZ
tuminiZed.
z. II. LANCE & CO.,
20 MONTGOMERY ST nom %
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ESTABLISHED 1878.

EAsTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
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PHIL J. BAUMGARTEN d Co.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
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A SACpTETcE

2+&4 acres adjoining town limits OF LiverTnore.
Alameda County. and near new railroad sur
vey for Third-street railroad; the finest sit
uated place around the town on a pretty
knoll slOping down to land level floor.
portion in hne vineyard. orchard chicken
yards. a fine hay land there -
in the valley; the recent home OF one OF
LIvermOTe's merchants, over 5000 expended
on same; cottage. stable. windmill. etc.
mortgage Sl25o, have secured authoriza-
ton to obtain at cash offer for equity.
or clear Oakland property for equity this
is ranch thar a good living can be made
on near school churches pOstOfhce and
stores, and train service % San francisco;
any reasonable offer considered by owner
TAyMANCE PEAT. ESTATE. 20
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LAGUSA sT.-FLATs.
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$3S, ,0O0-l25x1O7 6: corner Golden Gate ave.
and octavia St, opposite Jefferson
square; best location in the city for
apartment house; investigate this and
you will buy IT,
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Write call for our Real Estate Record
containing list of properties for sale IN all
p6ru 81 the city.
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AT AUCTION
January - 903..-....-..-......l2 o'clock N.
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Positively must be sold 10 highest bidder;
Pacific ave, near DeVisadero; - :6x13T :6s open
for bids till Tuesday.
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LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
AGO and 462 Eighth ST., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

7 CLAY-ST. INVESTMENT
= SIG o0o-4Ox6S:9 %; substantial brick improve
mentsi well rented; bargain.
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Call for maps and prices.
Send for our list of cheap lots in all parts
OF the city.
McAFEE BROTHERS.
los MONTGOMERY st.
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500. .o0o-275x13T :6; covered with brick ware
houses, facing water front, near santa
Fe depot.
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S2i50-2T1kxl03 FEET, ready to build on; Pier
st. near Green ST THE MCCARTHY &C
646 Market st.
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EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO..
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NEAR THE PARK
new modern fats. rooms each; right u
to-date; rents 500 so: price $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

FOR saIe-As a whole in subdivisions so
vara lot south line Union St, 137 :6 feet east
Of Pierce. Lot. northeast corner Green and
Pierce ets I03:GxI37:6 feet Inquire Of
CHARLES c. BEAiIS. Real Estate Broker
22I SsnsoEne st
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2d and Mission SITS.

$40, ,o00-Sansome-s corner 13T :6x13T g: g
story brick building. covering whole
lot; under lease.
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SIXTH AVENUE.
Near the golf links; selling fast; only FEY
lots left see them before it is too late; ge
maps and prices at office.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-25

DON'T DELAY.
Make a new start as others have done
Only one cottage left
Instead Of paying rent apply the same money
in paying for new, modern, room and bath
cottage nearly finished on 23d ST. near Hoff-
man ave, close to electric car line.
As starter a fine parlor set and also
set of 80 pieces china crockery will be given
the purchaser
New corner house; San Jose and Goethe
St; Harrison-st. cars pass door; 500 down,
$40 monthly.
S150-Park lots facing Pacific Ocean: $40
down. 81 monthly
$I5Oo-Nw cor 4sth ave and ] St
JACOB HEYMAN CO., III Sutter St
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McAFEE BROTHERS,
10S MONTGOMERY ST.
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-SANe'4H0-@ 9t-s AooLA -
INCOME PROPERTIES PAYING 6 PER
CENT.
$50. 600. TO. -. $500 oOO
FIRST STREET. .,.......... NEAR MISSION
ELLIS STREET NEAR JONES
SUFFER- STREET. ET.................. CORNER
OAK STREET ......................CO CORNER
sTEUART STREET
CALL AND SEE US.
A. E. BUCKINGHAM
26 MONTGOMERY ST, ROOMS 10 and II.
FOR SALE BY WELLS & SAUNDERS,
$50 MARKET ST.
s3ooO-S30o cash: balance s25 per month; g.
room dwelling on Hill 81.
$3.0O0-S30O cash. balance SOS per month: =
room and bath dwelling; well located.
$3,75o-Elegant new Groom and bath modern
dwelling on Third ave. and Sacramen-
to ST.
$40 O00-s4OO0 cash. balance per cent: rent
500; elegant new fats on Page st.
S12 600-S5OOo cash, balance per cent: rent
s12o; modern new flats on Oak St, - and
WELLS & SAUNDERS. $50 Market st.
WE viii build you 4. .. 6 or room cottage
or <-SlOry mouse Win all modern improve
ments, agreeing to deed same 10 you in eight
years. free OF interest and taxes. on equal
monthly payments. same the rent you are
now paying; lots in the warm belt
with nice homes surrounding, severed and
macadamized, and within block or two OF
car lines; they are selling fast and this is a
chance you don't want to overlook
WEISSBEIN BROTHERS & CO.. Owners
1SI Montgomery St, room IL.
$20O-LOTS near Corbett road; $40 down 50 80
month; also lots north and south Of the park
at low prices.
WEISSBEIN BROS. & CO.. Owners
Room IL, 13T Montgomery st.
s2s00-COZY 5-room and bath cottage brick
foundation; high basement; stationary tubs;
50-cent gas; nice garden half block from
eight lines; street bituminized 80 feet on
Owner 31S Clay St
FOR sale-Pretty cottage. rooms. bath at
tic, nice garden; blocks from park; must
be seen to be appreciated. 607 Ninth ave.
Richmond District.
FOR sale-Fine Kearny St corner; gooe 'front.'
age; 3-story brick building; stores and lodg-
ing-house; well rented. Full particulars box
703. Call office.
s2eOo-RENTs S2s; 2 fats in good condition.
inside 26th St; sacrifice Box 70l. Call.
GOOD building lot for sale: 25x12O; very rea-
sonable. Box 6sT. Call office.
Two-sTORY house of rooms. yard. base
ment; terms part cash. Box 655, Cali Office.
HOUSE and lot for sale account Of sickness:
rents $40 Der month s42 Howard AT
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LARGE CORNER.
Near Van Ness ave- 135xl20, with from
ages: rents $965; a splendid corner for III
building; price $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED-Lot about 40 feet frontage between
Clay Broadway. Scott. Van Ness. will give
in exchange choice Berkeley lot, 100 feet
frontage. near university. and nay cash d.f-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
"Cresco"
Corsets
The After-InventOry

Prices 10 clear stock quoted il last
, weeks adv. are still holding cd this
week, but the stocks are being rapidly
cleared we advise you to make
your purchases at once. The bargains
In Dress Goods are the greatest values
we ever offered. Regular soc goods
for zoe per yard.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
: correspondence... s
News happenings Of the County. .
reported ~ o~npoteAA oorps 81 writers.
Observation-Disclosures

followed the supper was listened tc
by /: small but appreciative audience.
The music furnished by Mr.. Doughty
was highly enjoyable, and the
humorous readings by Mesdames
Stafford and Leamon were we'll
rendered.
Miss Francis Hauber is among the
sick ones this week.
Miss Minnie Meyer entertained a
few friends Saturday evening, at a
Valentine party.
The pupils of the high school room
are preparing short program for
Friday afternoon, to celebrate Lin
coins and Washington birthdays.
Mrs. Peter Meyer entertained few
ladies Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Speicker of Spillville
was guest at the E. @. Walker home
a few days of the past week.
The Imperial Ladies' Quartette will
give concert in the M. E. church
Thursday evening, Feb. 10Th. This
entertainment is under the auspices
of the high school and every one is
invited to come and enjoy rare
treat, and help the piano fund. 7 This
entertainment is first class and one
for which a large sum is usually
guaranteed: but on account of their
having an open date, the high school
was able to secure them. Admission
% cents, children under. twelve, 10
cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
RAVENA
tFrom our regular correspondent.

tFrom our regular correspondent.
Feb. 16, 1908.
Miss Rose Peyer of Military town
ship, was the guest of JAS Peyer ,and
family several days last week.
The Misses Mary Weitgenant and
Louise Sinister returned from Castalis
Thursday.
Geo. Allen, Castalia's leading cattle
buyer was transacting business in
Ravena Thursday.
Will Holtey was up from Military
township Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Samuelson and
family visited Friday with Mrs. Anna
Whitlofer in Ossian
We understand that VIM. Mullaney
has purchased the Felty Vance proper
ty in Ossian, consideration SO. 900
j. Weitgenant will have public
auction at his place Feb. "a, 1903.
julius Brown, our popular wood
saver, is doing considerable saving
in this neighborhood at this writing.
We understand that j. Weitgenant
has purchased the G. Peyer residence
in Ossian and will move there in the
near future.
L. Hove went to Ossian Friday to
have the Frudden Lumber Co. figure
on bill of lumber We understand
that Mr.. Hove intends to erect large
and commodious residence in the
early spring.
There seems to be a dance every
week the last one was at B. Went
holds last night.
K. Olson is on the sick list.
Knudt Anderson accompanied by
several of his neighbors hauled the
sand for the new barn Mr.. A. expects
to erect in the spring.
Miss Edith and j. Vincent De Cou
entertained party of young people
at their home Thursday evening.
Miss Lena Brandt, from near Frank
vile, came over Sunday for short
visit at D. Peck's.
Philip Barthelme shipped a car of
stock to Chicago Tuesday. Mr. B.
went with them and will visit for a
short time with relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
CASTALIA.
F rom our regular correspondent

rom our regular correspondent
Feb. II, 1903
Oyster supper in hall Friday even
| ing, Feb 20, benefit of M. E. chruch
Marshal Tatro entertained couple
of Weary Willies in the cooler Satur-
day night
Several Of our young people went
to Bethel last Tuesday evening to a
donation.
Fred Anderson received his official
notice Saturd ny of his appointment as
mail carrier on r. r. No. l from this
office. &c
Dan Buckland has rented the j. W.
Banning farm and will take possession
March lst.
H. w. Neverman has secured the
services of F. Lambert for another
year, which will mean another active
campaign in the machinery business
here.
Birdsell Sphar was a Lime Springs
visitor last week.
A. F. Smith and sister attended the
lecture at Postville last Thursday
evening.
The stationery for the Business
Mems Association contains an excel
lent advertisement for the town and
will make us known far and wide.
Two large and important sales are
advertised for next week, that Of Jas.
Floody on Tuesday, Feb. "a and of j.
Weitgenant on Wednesday
A collection was taken at Epworth
League last evening for the poverty
stricken Swedes.
Miss Lula Crawford left for her
home at Superior, Ia, this morning.
Those on the jury from here only
had half holiday this week They
had to return to DEBORAH Sunday.
By order of the Railway Telegraph.
ers the agent here had to give his
students a permanent vacation.
By invitation of numerous citizens
of Frankville the l. %. G. I. Min
strel & Dramatic Go. had planned tC
give an entertainment there next Sat
urday evening but owing to the i'll
ness of some of the company they ar,
obliged to cancel the engagement
The following officers were dull,
elected at the l. o. G. t. lodge las
Saturday evening: G. 7 :, Miss Aim;
! Uhley p, O. T., A. +. Smith; V. T.
A. E. Cornell; Secy., Edith Hunter
Asst. Secy., Bert McMartin f. Secy.
Fred Riggs; Treas, Hazel Cooper
Marshal, Allen Green; ID. Marshal
Bessie Rathbun; Guard, Pansy Fox
Sent, Albert Christofferson Chap.
Bessie Riggs; Lodge Reporter, Chas
B. Bloxham.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. -
1t is great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving
pain in bladder, kidneys and back, in
male or female. Relieves retention
of water almost Immediately. II you
want quick relief and cure this is the
remedy. Sold by Engbretson's Phar.
macy, DEBORAH, la. 1926
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
WASHINGTON PRAIRIE
From our regular correspondent

| Feb. 16, 1908.
Henry Hill is the owner of another
new horse that he purchased from
Torsen near Ossian Wednesday, paying
$135 for him.
The G. L. S. will meet: with Mrs.
A. O. Johnson near Waukon next
Thursday.
Miss Ida Kirkeby is expecting to be
home again in a couple of weeks.
She went out to South Dakota last
summer and in the western part of
Iowa where she has been visiting
| friends.
Friday is the last day of Miss Marie
Westby's winter term of school at
Berg's school house.
Our blacksmith John Ask is very
busy at the horse shoe;ng business
now days. 'N .''e
o. III. Mass of DEBORAH attended to
some business matters with A. O.
Horsrud the first part of the week,
/ anu ob tiiO ocIIC pllhC OoAiOo Oh Vou-
kon folks. He returned Thursday.
friedman Kirkeby was confined to
his bed last week but at this writing
he is improving.
| Jens Ehri was transacting business
in Lansing Monday, and brought home
a big load Of fresh fish. He must
intend to 60 out and peddle. If that
is the case he is welcome, we are all
feeling for fish.
A little girl of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Halvorsen is on the sick list.
Some twenty young women had
their baskets we'll filled Saturday and
marching to the parsonage surprised
Mrs. M. Borge, who was very busy
with the kitchen work, when some
one raped on the door and she met
the crowd. Into the dining room
they went and got the table set and
the coffee pot ON the stove and served
very good dinner to the family and
themselves. They spent the day in
conversation, and little lunch al
last, and then they went home with
empty baskets.
Several friends and relatives were
asked to spend the day with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hendrickson Sunday.
Miss Nora johnson from Waukor
was home over Sunday.
Mr.. Rude. of the firm of Rude 6
Co. the wagon makers of Lansing il
visiting o. @. Ask and other friends
and relatives at present.
Kind of winter Monday, IA degrees
below zero.
Wednesday, Feb, 18th Miss Thei
Spoil. of Nasset was united in TIN
holy bonds of matrimony to Mr.
George Ruen, of Washington Prairie
Rev. Hellestvedt of Waukon perform
ing the marriage ceremony, in Ponto
, pidant church at IL O'Clock in the pre-
sence of the nearest relatives and
| few intimate friends of the contract
, ing parties. After congratulations
an elaborate dinner was served, and
most delightful evening was enjoye
by all present. They were the re
cipiants of many beautiful present
as token of the high esteem both ar
held and all will unite in hearties
congratulations and good wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18

The best physic. ''Once tried and
you will always use Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver a. Tablets" says
William A. Girard, Pease, VT. These
tablets are the most prompt. most
pleasant and most reliable cathartic
in use. For sale by N. N. Quandahl
81 Go.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18

whats the matter, old man? Been
losing on wheat?' "No, not that,
forgot to take Rocky Mountain Tea
last night. Wife said I'd be sick
today" 80 cents. n. A. Engbretsop.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18
Nails by the Ton

Is the way We have been receiv-
ing them the past week. We will
be in "A position this summer to meet
any and all competition in the
Hardware line. If you are going to
build, get our prices.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-18

All our $3. 90 shoes 60 at 81. 20
and our SO. 90 ones at 80. 40 All new
goods and up-to-date. Bromley & Co.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-03

down by Deputy Warlen Robert Fulton
Meeks slipped out Of yard behind
wagon aud started TO run north. Guards
on the wall opened fire on him.
The deputy warden ran into the
Office. and, grabbing rifle stopped
the fugitive at 800 yards. Inc
ball struck the convict in the left leg,
shsttering the bone SO badly tina, 1t has
been necessary to amputate the hmo.
Meeks was sentenced for IS years tor par
ticipation in the robbery of the Mont.
pellier bank in 1897. He made a pre-
vious escape, but was recaptured, after
being out two days 1t was found Meeks
had sought to commit suicide by attempt
ing to open an. artery in his wrist with
an improvised knife. This was ap-
parently done last night.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-03
Bsard Il Health Rssulasieas.

On Saturday the county commissioner
met - . board Of health, with County
Physician Collins as chairman and adopt
ed the following sanitary rules aud regu-
ldtions In cases Of contagious diseases:
The chairman Of the board Of health may
declare quarantine in this county or any
particular district or place herein, against
the introduction Of any contagiou. or in
fictitious disease. and Of any aud all per-
sons and things liable to spread said con.
tagion; that said chairman has authority
to enforce such quarantine and that he
has full power when in his Judgment :
FIR quarantine exists. Such
chairman 10 responsible under his bond
Tor his acts. and the acts Of his proxies
10 the several districts and all proxie,
IRE required to report to the board upon
request. $500
The county physician vas also in.
sructed to print and distribute posters
citing sorth the Law relative to.the quar-.
mining Of Contagious diseases.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-03
rsaeAess Qssr1esly Esanlae.,ea.

The regular quarterly examinations for
teachers will l'e held q the court house
in Lewiston, Idaho. rhursday. Friday.
and Saturday, Feb. IS. ~ and -. ,so,
Quotations on school Law will Be taken
sro-a sectioa 81 Of the school 10 :. and
questions on the stste Constitution from
Article 70. nxan,cr Mcccv
County Superintendent of Schools.
Dated February :, yeoa.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.

I. the undersigned, have this day on
the Cuddy ranch, two miles east Of South
wick ?. O., taken up the following de-
scribed estrays: One red heifer, one
year old, red, little white on belly, ear
marked swallow forked and underbit on
right ear. left ear cropped, no brand
visible.
One black and white vearling steer,
right ear cropped, no brand visible.
MORRISON CUDDY.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-03
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
Continued from first page

Continued from first page
Fixing the age limit OF students adj
mitted to the University of Idaho, Acad-
envy of Idaho and state normal schools at
Is years.
No. So. by Eichenberger Of Ada--Em-
towering the state board Of pardons to
pardon convicts under the age Of IS with
out regard to the term of sentence served.
No. 50, by Preston of Oneida-Provid-
ing for bridge across Snake River at
American Falls.
No. 60, by jenkins of Latah-Fixing a
limit Of two years in which damages may
be recovered for personal injury.
No. 81. by Jenkins of Latah-Providing
for the issuance state certificates and life
diplomas to graduates Of the University Of
idaho.
No. 81, by Mcbride of oshone-Pro-
viding for the payment Of claims and
judgments outstanding against the state
which have been audited but not paid,
no provision having been made for the
interest.
No. s., by Mcbride of Shoshone-Pro-
viding for the reorganization of the state
militia.
No. 81, by Price Of Latah-P; DIVIDING
for the holding of constitutional con
vention.
No. IS. by Farrell of Nez Perce-For
the regulation of lie votes and special
elections in school districts.
No. IS, by Jensen of Bannock-Pro-
viding bounty on the scalps OF coy
otes. lynx, timber wolves and wild cats.
No. 81, by Kerby OF Boise-makipg it
q misdemeauor to Craze or herd sheep
within two miles Of an inhabited Yelling.
No. IS, by Mathewson Of Lemhi-Cre-
ating the Sixth judicial district.
No. 50, by Werner Of Ada Providing
for the pay ment Of Judgment against
the state held by Winters. Parsons &
Boomer.
No. 70, by Ashley of Kootenai-Pro-
viding for the establishment of private
fish hatcheries.
No II, by Reid Of Kootenai-For the
relief of Mrs. Mary A Wright.
No. "a, by Preston of Oneida-Fixinp
date for the election of watermasters.
No. 70. by Brown of Ada-Making
minor amendment Of county officer sal
airy laws.
No. "a, by Eichelberger of Ada-Ex.
eMpting certain property from taxation.
No. rs, by Mcbride of Shoshone-
Compelling school trustees to publish
annual financial reports