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.GLTNO. FRENCH TRAITOR,
GETS LIFE SENTENCE

TOULON. Feb. 22.-sub-Lieut. Charles
UltmO OF the navy was found guilty h.
'ourt-martial today OF attempting 10
sell naval secrets to Germany, and was
sentenced TO degradation and imprlson-
ment for life.
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COAL.

coal as a fuel Is ia the records of tie
abbey Of Peterborough Ia the year $50
A. D., where is found an entry for
twelve carloads OF fossil fuel '-Ex-
change
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Capitol Dental Parlors, 1893 st. NV. Ex-
perts in Crown and Bridge Work All work
guaranteed. Painless operations Prices
moderate. Open evenings. Phone NJ 25SS-Y
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PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASS.

4 paint Tor every purpos..
Our Paints stand the test
z. ]. MURPHY & CO.,
a Ettht Huils-. 30 I2rh 81 ur
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BUTLER,s RHEUMATIC REMEDY.


4 kidney and heart tonic. A remedy for
rheumatism and govt. iFia and sciatica-
Beneficial 81 paralysis and blood poisoning
Price 20 cents. Indiana ave. and D SITS
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
We carry a fuu line OF billiard ana pool
table supplies. Repairing a specially
Southern Billiard Supply Co.,
432 9Th 81. NV
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES.
P. n. Corr,
S2l 9Th 81. Agent for the Harley Dawson
Motor Cycle and Gers special bicycle, Parts
for motor cycles Skates and sundries.
CABINETMAKER & UPHoLSTERER.
n. T. HoLLocK, with Gates 3 Rich.
Packing furniture and polishing pianos our
speciality Hauling and shipping.
1o15-1ol5 9TH St N ". Phone NJ 1883
CONFECTIONERY.
GUTEKUNsT's- coHFECTTONERY.
Etcme Made Pies and Cakes Fresh Daily
Cakes Made 10 Order
Plain lee Cream, S200 Per Gallon.
Plain Ice Cream SLIGO - Gallon
Plain Ice Cream, 80 cents 4 Gallon
1924 Fourteenth 81. NV.
CAFE AND RESTAURANT.
Boston Cafe and Lunch Room, Gao
Peuna- ave. NV. Under new manaEereut
Clinton A. sails. Prop. Open all night Meals
cooked TO order. Phone n. e026. Note the No
Martyrs Cafe.
Proper foods, properly cooked and servad
makes US popular. open from eco a, m. tan
y p. m 5oS 9Th ST NV
DErz's CAFE,
Thos. Sharp. Prop, 239 New Jersey ava
NV three minutes from Union Statior0 mel
ness's mems lun h from y to . D. m. Phone
Z 1878
The Wilson Cafe, Hugh W Fred. Prop. sl1
I2th st. NV Special noon lunch. y TO .
Meals a la carte at all hours Table d. note
dinner 50 cents, TO s. sundays Y to g.
COAL AND WOOD.
special prices on coal at EIsINGER-s
yard. 2l3s 9Th So NV Phone North 6S53
A gents for leading roofing materials Kure-A-
Ieke for all roofing. ANY quantity
COMMERCIAL PRINTING.
You can rely on getting faultIess work in
the line or printing II you EeS IL done hera
The Carpenter Press Co, ..
81 18th 81. hone NJ 24Ss
Harry Z. Haigley
Commercial Job Printing
We request a trial 10 convince
1915 Penna. ave. y. ". Phone Main $3.50
The Lotus Press
y. Schwartz, Pro, 4l4 Third ST. N W
Art Printing. All kinds OF color work
Phone Main 5151
CLEANING AND DYEING.
Expert dyers and dry cleaners. The most
delicate fabrics handled SUCCESSFULLY
3. Reeves,
go 9th st. NV. Phone 1907.
DENTIST.
Capitol Dental ParloTs 1893 F St NV. Ex-
perts in Crown ana Bridge Work. All work
guaranteed. Painless operations Prices
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DRAUGHTsMAN.

Drawing 3Or half-tone and line cuts; cata-
logues anC cover pages designed: shop and
Patent once drawings. T. LLOYD MOCK
ABEEs Sls Wash Loan and Trust Building.
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PHYSICAL TRAINING

Ire Edw- +. Miller Inst. OF pbv.Tls;
LlalHlnGs FENCING Wrestling Dsncfnr
tunDlings etc. Physical training ia an ~
Drshchesi physical culture for men. W0rn41
a an children: individual instruction onIv-
1913 II st nw. Phone II Say
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ELEcTRo-v1BRo SPECIALIST.

Nioratory Massage stimulates the circula-
lion. clears the complexion By carrying OF
e1ete matter. Facial scalp, general. No
ASSISTANTS u. r. BARRINGER. c. 81 ,
81 F nv. Phone ~ gssO.
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&uFphy Wine Co.
FtTe-year-Oid MeCellion. 81 al: botfias q,
bond prt, sherry and claret 81 Der rsIio--
open evan.ngs until IL 18th ana b ats -
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The quality OF our work Is right; every de-
tail perfect; work finished a IS soon as couSIs-
tent with good work MOORE PHOTO co
lle9-1il1 Pa. Ave. n W.
We use entirely new process. A hun
dred novel effects. Pictures finished while
you wait. for 3 cents Day and night
rain o. shine. 80 Pennsylvania ava NV,
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

Expert dyers and dry cleaners. The most
delicate fabrics handled success fully.
3. A Reeves,
go 9th st NV Phone 150T
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Specialties In roofing material, Asphaltun
rubber roofing Kure-A-Lhke mastiC CON-
pound by the gallon. Lime, cement, etc,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
ANGRY CROWD TURNED AWAY
FROM OPERA HOUSE SUNDAY
Mayor Parsons Put Shop to Spiritualstc Seance
Ordered Police to Arrest Everybody Con-
cerned If Meeting Was Held.

Fully 1900 people were ;urned away
from the opera house last night with,
Iout gaining entrance, due to the or.
Iders. issued by Mayor Parsons pro
hibiting DR.. c. N. Sawyer, Of Boston.
IspirituaIistic medium, from holding 4
seance as advertised extensively the
past weeh
AIS is generally known Rev H. ID,
Bass aud Rev. A. S. Buchanan OF this
city caused to be published In one of
the newspapers OF the city calling the
attention Of the mayor To the ordi-
nance prohibiting performances at tho
opera house on Sunday and noting the
fact thar Dr. Sawyer was advertised
TO give a show" as they termed the
scancc.
Mayor Parsons accordingly issued
orders to Chief Of Police Egan To
notify Manager d. L. Williamson OF
the opera hcuse that the building
must not be opened Sunday night fos
Pr. Sawyer's seanee. After several
interviews between the mayor and
MI williamson, Chief Egan and Mr.
Williamson ana last but not least be.
tween the reverend gentlemen AMI
Mr.. williamson which lasted the
greater part of Sunday afternoon, the
fiat went forth from Mayor Parsons
that there would be no asance and to
emphasize his meaning Ills Honor
had policemen stationed at the opera
house whose orders were to arrest
Manager Williamson, DR. Sawyer AMI
10 'pull' the house II an attempt
was made to call up the spirits or
hold the meeting.
Crowds Of Angry People.
This decision. however, was too
late, to permit notice being given to
tie public and last evening crowds of
from all parts Of the city
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
DELEGATES TO
BIG CONVENTION
FROM INDIANA TO BE SELECTED
FROM THIRTEEN DISTRICTS
TUEsDAY-cRowD FROM THE
STATE TO BE BIG ONE.

indianapolis, Feb. 2--Indiana Re-
pubicans will meet Tuesday In thir-
teen district conventions to select 2G
delegates 10 the national Republican
convention. Four delegates at large
viii be chosen by the state convention
April ! aud 2, Eve.y one of the dele
gates will go to Chicago heartily loyal
10 Vice President Fairbanks. and viii
Wcrk enthusiastically for his nomina
tion for the presidency. The delega-
tion TO the Chicago convention will
be assisted in its efforts TO nominate
Fairbanks by those Indiana Repub.i-
A.ans many Of whom have secured ac-
commodations with the state furnish.
ing the chairman oil the national com
mittee.
The vice presidun. OF the Uaited
States. who is a prominent candidate
for the presidential nomination. and
az the convention held on the state
border. It Is expected that the Indiana
crowd win far exceed any convention
crowd the state has ever sent TO rep
resent it at the national gathering os
The party
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03

wended their way OF the opera holls
anticipating an evening OF spiritual
istic phenomena. They found, hcw
ever d closed and dark opera hcuse
and swarms Of angry and disappoint-
ed people. There We're many wEo
took the ground that the meeting was
TO be a religious one and that the
fere This position was taken by Er.
Sawyer himself and that his seaac
was regarded in the same light by
many was evident from the fact that
amfng the crowd were many mem
bers CT the spiritualistic faith. iii i s
persons took umbrage at the aati0t'
on the part Of the mayor and inda
nation loud and deep was expressed
DIX Sawyer, In an Interview with
The Bulletin said that there II M,
Law which covers his case, and that
his seance Is not a performance" as
prohibited by the city ordinances. He
regards the closing of the opera house
as d natter OF interfering with reiig
luuS tlDtIly dHu sAdtth thht ~ oht
was he Of the legality of his position
that he would be Wiling TO take the
case into the court but for the fact
that litigation would necessitate his
remaining here for some days at
loss nf time and money to himself
He stated that he had held seances II
Cairo a number of years ago when the
late Sol Silver was manager Of the
opera house.
Friends Of Dr. Sawyer we're highly
malignant over the mater and called
attention to the fact that a game Of
indoor baseball was allowed 70 90
on last night at Armory Hall undis
turbed with much noice and shouting
while the seance which Is said to b.
a quiet affair was vetoed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
CAIRO 4 THEREs RAILROAD oFFI
GALS co. TO SPRINGFIELD
ABOUT BRIDGE MATTER.
HAVE A NEW PLAN
For Connection With Bridge at
Thebes Which viii Be Proposed
If Commissioners Grant
Petition.

President Il. A. Smith, Attorney ",
S. Dewey and Chief Engineer ]. Fl,
Armstrong of the cairo & Thebes
railroad will go to Springfield today
to- attend the hearing Of a petition
before the state railroad and ware
house commissioners regarding a re-
hearing OF the bridge case. Hon.
Walter Warder will attend the meet
ing also, as legal representative OF
The Cairo Commercial club and the
citizens Of Cairo who are interested
ia the railroad enterprise.
The hearing Of the petition IS set
fer Tuesday morning II viii be re
nembered that there has been dis
rrte between the Cairo q Tnebee
railroad company AID the Thebes
bridge company as To the point Of
connection between the new railroad
and the bridge at Thcbes. The rai'
read ami warehouse commission ie
cided against the ra:.road company
which favored a connection at a point
closer the bridge than that adyro-
Gated by the bridge company Hav-
ing failed in their first plan. the rail
read company has now decided on m
intermediate point which IS said toI
he favorable for all the railroads
Using the bridge and This new plap
Nsl be brought before the commits
sion at a later date provided the peti
ton for a re-hearing is granted.
While In Springfield Messrs. War
der and Dewey viii attend the dedi
cation of the imposing new supreme
conrt building in Springfield which
will DE held TUESDAY. The exercises
uilI be held under the auspices Of the
state bar association and there VII
bs a number Of addresses by leadins
attor1evs Of the state
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
FIERCE STORM
IN MISSISSIPPI
DEAD LIST NAY REACH THIRTY
At LEAST 100 lNJUREO-DAM-
AGE ESTIMATED coNsEHVA-
TIVELN AT $4,000.

Wcsson. Miss. Feb. 2.-Extending
90 miIes from wet to east the path
rf desupcticn made 0y yesterdays
cyclcne. just north Of here. was today
fcrni 70 be a worse disaster that az
fret repcrtel IN the cyclone zone to-
day the dead numOered s. fatally in
ifred & and al least 100 others hand
AGED or gimning from blows Of debus
which the wind hurled against them
There are fears that the iaath list
nav reach = or 90 most OF incs
I ieiievel 10 - dead being negroes
gho have net been accounted fcT
since their frail cabins were crushed
Cat or ripped apart and scattered
The damage f. estimated conssrva-
ti.ely AZ s5a0000 and may reach hals
q million. In the Wreczage lie foua
churches. six cettoH gins and several
country stores
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
THE SPANISH PRESS
Makes Various comaent on the As.
ssssination of King and Prince.

Makes Various comment on the As.
sassination of King and Prince.
Madrid. Feb 2-The assassination
yesterday Of King Carlos and Crown
Prince Luiz Philippe has created
general sorrow in Spain but at the
same sine st had awakened fears
that cnce obtained that the recur
renee Of anarchistic deeds are not i'm.
probable in this monarchy where o
propaganda OF anarchists already has
occurred for them a strong foothold
Especially in Barcelona. where anar
chists and reyolutionists are notably
powerful. did the news cf the assss
siuations cause grea: excitement.
Active Communication.
II Is understood that for long time
there has been active communication
between radical revolutionaries OF
Portugal and Spain. having In vie.s
the acting in accord at the psychology
cal moment. These facts induced the
sovernment today to take firm grip
on the situation with the intention of
forestailing any possible outbreak iu
the monarchy meeting Of the coun-
.cil Of state vas held today at which 4
was decided 10 observe special pre-
cautions at the frontier and rigid rules.
vil be enforced concerning passage
across the frontier Of individuals. traf
Go and merchandise.
Immediately after the council o.
state had conciuded IS session. Pre-
mier Mura left for Seville by special
train fer consultation win King Al
f0nsO.
One Assassin Was Fsenchn1sn.
The foreign oiIice today gave out p
statement saying that the assassins
numbered six an of them being armel
uith -carbines and revOlvers. Ther
we're paid by political aeitators. enc
mics oftIe government ODe Of the
slain rezicides vas a Freedman. ac
oor.ling 70 a statement and encirciine
his body vas belt flled With gold
Froft fcr his share of the murdsrcus
act simultaneously vita the assassi
nations a statement aiss says that an
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
SENSATIONAL CASE
Judge r. 7. Lightfoot Of Padueah.
Saying viii Was Bogus, Sets
il Aside.

Palrcah Ky. Feb. "A sensation
resulted I'm thefling OF the will Of
Mrs w Y. Griffith. who died few
lays ago. when County Judge r. T.
Lightfoot declared the will bog7Is and
fet it aside. Il was lled By Attorney
g. F. Gilbert. who. under the pro-
visions Of the will. was made admin
istrator Of the esate. valued at about
$4,000
He swore that Nls. Griffith signed
he win at his Office oct i. 1897. and
ne document bore the signatures cf
W. D. Downs and J. s DowEs as wit.
1esses. The latter IS noH in the
1svlum
Evidence was introduced showing
hat Mrs Griffith was az home
-eriousiy sick. On that day Giberts
awyer John X. Hendrick. said that
is client vas either gunty of forgery
md perjury OF BE- uas mistakea a. %
'ates.
in setting the WiU aside Dr. r. b.
}ridith. an uncles of tbe children.
vas appointed administrator. Dr.
Griffith saws he vii at once require
girbc1 % account Tor eerssin settle
nenfs BE +. supposed IN aare rnas--
-uTtber stnsatious arc expected
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
NEWS REACHES LONDON.

London, Feb. 2.-Official announce
ment of the tragedy at Lisbon was re
ceived at the Portuguese legation be
tween 3 and O'CLOCK this morning.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
on learning Of the tragedy sent tele-
grams Of warm sympathy TO Queen
Amelia in her bereavement
The intended visits or their majes-
ties e courts OF Denmark and Nor.
way and also the next court at Buck
ingham palace have been cancelled as
4 token of respect for the memory Of
the king and prince.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
WABASH TRAIN WRECKED.

Adrian. Mich Feb. 2-The Detroit
accommodation on the Wabash dre
here at 7.45. and running late was
wrecked near here SHORTLY before ter
O'Clock trnirht Several passengers
and some Of the crew were injured
The wreck is supposed 70 have been
caused by a broken 8aage-
& is ROW knowu that two passen.
gers we're kiiied and about thirty four
Injured Nest of tie injured are re-
ported net serious
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
DEEP SNOW IN ArLeeHENIss

Huntington. W va Feb 2.-The
heaviest snow in wears prevailed last
GiEbt and today in the Aueghenies
and railroad traffic is greatly inn
Deded. In mauy places the snow is
three feet deep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
s25o.ooo FIRE

Rome. \. Y. Feb. 2.-Three bust
ress blocks On Dominiek street were
DESTROYED a1d one partially burned.
bv fire which broke ont az nOon today
and was net under control until p.
~. Less $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03

2cels vii be conyoked 10 recognize
he acce ss!tn e Manuel and he would
hen again take the oath Of allegiance.
later IN the day come the solemn
proclamation by King Manuel an.
nouncing that he would upheld the
constitution and preserve the integrity
of the kingdom. In his proclamation
which Is addressed to the Portuguese
people, he says
New Kings Proclamation.
can abcminabIe crime has strlckaa
me In my heart as son and brother
know the nation shares my sorrow
lnd indignation ANA detests the hor
'ibie act which is unprecedented In
history
\ am called upon BY the const.tu-
lion to preside over the destinias of
she nation and confarnab.e tharwith
I shall DO by utmost To promote tie
good Il fatherland anu merit the af
lection of the Portuguese people
swear to maintain the Catholic relg
len and the Integrity of the kingdom
and tt observe and enforce obser
vance by all Of the nations political
constitution. ! also declare that it is
my pleasure that the present minis
tars SHAH remain in office.
The proclamation is signed BY Don
Manuel and Is countersigned by all
the ministers
Coincidence Received.
During the day Queen Amelia was
visited by Senor Pinto. ex-minister OF
wa, chief conservatives, chief Of ma
tionalists and larg number ef mil
itary officials, who expressed tserI
deepest sympathy She has received
condolences from rulers of many
and from every quartz,
comes evidence to the Portugal court
that the crime that mas carried 0e
with it Is viewed win
horrer.
The government has given out
statement that yesterdays events vii. !
only strengthen monarchistie senti |
nents, beth among the civil and mill
airy classes of the nation, and tha
he Discipline and temper Of the
roops IS admirable and unfaltering.
Regicjdes identified.
The principal regicide killed has
'een identified as Manuel Bulca
sergeant Of the Seventh cavalry and
! teacher in an elementary school.
Fer eight years he acted as private
utor in this city,
Two other assassins, who were kill.
q. are believed to be Portuguese
The police, however, refuse to MAKE
lubiic the result of their examination
# the men under arrest
The TWO remaining dead segicidea
ave been identified as store clerks.
me being aamed Alfredo Costa.
TIC cabinet has resigned and it is
Understood that Admiral Fefrsicia Z
'ill form collation. of the cabinet
his action Indicates that the oppo
ents of Premier Franco decided tenn
orarily to abandon their differences
nd unite with him in attempt 10 save
he monarchy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
IEelslATuRE AnIouRns-

Carson. Nev- Feb. 2.-The sreciai
session Of the Nevada legislature ai-
lcuEned sine die yesterday afternoon
q resolution was adopted recommend
ing that the former sez.e OF wages De
restored 10 the Goidfield miners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03
DECLARES TO ATTENDANT THAT
HE WILL LEAVE MATTEA-
WAN IN a WEEK.
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT.
'Nia ss Slsd For ard He Says He
WIN BE Freed AS Result OF
Hicaring-fils First Day
at the As"lcn1.

Mattewan N, Y.,'Fea 2. Harry X.
Thaw began t6da the routine Of
| simple life which the authorities at
\ the stat hcsptal ic. cri pinal insane
say will make his long stay in the
Tomhs prison at New York seem Ike
TIE height Of gglety in comparison.
! The new patienN In the observation
ward slept sorndly last night, the
| present cf fftg other men in the
lormitcrs not giving him the slight
It concern. He arose this morning
Al str ana ate a hearty breakfast at
he aFnife and FORK taDle." Only
fftynlne men cpt at more tahn seven
hundred in the institute are allowed
Ibis privilege the otners being re-
atricted to spocns. Thaw seemed
puch refreshed from l:s sound sleep.
All three this aftapcca Tnaw at-
tented divine services in the hospital
auditorium or theater conducted by
fev. Harry Sheldon nastor q Fish
till Landing Metlodist Episcopal
hlrch
During the day Thaw declared tn
ene CT the attendants that ha' prob
ahly would not tie II the hospital
more than week. lie said his Law
yers would sue cut writ Of habeas
corpus ia his behalf and he was sure
b. would be alIowei his liberty as al
asHlt of a hearing in court or inquiry
before coiafnission.
AT FIVE onlcck this afternoon Dr,
aitton p Evans Ct Morris Plains N.
l., a1d ~ Smith Ely Jellifre of New
York, aAenists, arrived at the hos
eital They were .lployed by the
lefense IN both trials Of Harry X.
Thaw, and il Is said taey came here
ut the ihstigation ci ldrs. Wm. Thaw,
tc examine her SOL and be prepared
with evidence when habeas CORPUS
aEaeag iiaRa are brought up TO libeF.
ate him
armed band surrounded the home Of |
Premier Franco in the outskirts Of the |
city. but was beaten off by the guard |
Dissidents have announced that
grave events would develop from the
situation in Portugal. but II was not
imagined that they would take the
grave turn they did.
Franco Author Of Horrors.
The Spanish press. while express
ing sorrow and idignation at the az
destinations. makes various comments
5n the political aspect Of the murder
srs. The Liberal says they probably Il
were provoked by negligence Of thel
government adding /.
I'VE can only suppose that Premier
Franco, moral author Of Horrors, istf
not yet dead from remorse. has al
'eady retired from public life
Says Kinq Carlos Erred.
The Liberal welcomes rumors that :
he Spanish ministry Of war will II
iend troops to the Portuguese frontier
n readiness for any eventually
The impartial is Of the opinion that ,
he errors of King Carlos, provoked ,
he assassinations.
The E Pals thinks the tragedy the /
esult of political absurdities Of Pre-
nier Franco. The paper says it be (
ieves the new king -of Portugal has :
he necessary force Of character 10
Master his grief and work for the sal :
alton CT the country. i
sHlRs ORDERED TO LISBON. IS
London, Feb. 2.--lt is reported that :
be British Atlantic feet now al Vlgo i
las been ordered 10 Lisbon to watch j
vents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03

THE MODERN CUSTOMER, man
or woman, is bargain hunter II
Is the dealers business, and to his
profit, to see that the game sought for
ls caught in his store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03

1t was because Of the beautiful
weather that an open carriage was iH
waiting for the royal family and whe.-
they took their places they were
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-03

THERE 10 AN ECONOMY that Il
wastefuI, and an expenditure that
works for thrift. The successful adj
vertiser knows which 10 which.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-06-04

nal .o6 San. /, stock, 90 Gen. and
costs si.3o total tax, 1910.
Wells J. Riot in May more fully
described Ia Iced recorded in beck
, page ~, records OF Lemhi county.
value 40; per prop. sl05 state and
Co. tax, $3.50 pred. animal, .a5 San
L. stock, .os bond and pen. .52 r. &
III. s4.s0 pen. and costs, 81 total tar.
sllss.
Williams I. No acres Of land ia
Baker, more fully descrIten Ia deed
recorded IA book $ u deeds page al
records Of LeInhI connty, less / acre
sold to George Devils, Imp. On land
listed To ". Il. Baker, az Baker p.
@. value with Imp, $40 per. prop.
500 state and ca. Tax, SIS. 81 pred.
animal, Is San. l.. stock, .27 pen.
and costs, ~. "a total tar, ssa. IS.
White Mrs. NJ. s,-nouse "a West
side Broadway GibhonsvilIe, pnr.
chased from North Fork FED. Go.
value $50 state and Co. tax, %. 70
pen. and costs, -. total tar. sa5a