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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13
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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13
Notice Of forfeiture.
To Joseph tlirouy:
ketelluu. Aug, nth 1852

You win please take notice tint we
hnye expended the STINT OF one hundred
doiiaFs III money and lHbnf on the E.G,
Ilay tuda mining claim located III Warm
Spring Creek mining District AltlTna
County, Idaho Territory, for the yeHr
1851. mud unless your share OF the said
ono hnddfed dollars cit beitia ul'e-f fourth
thereof together with tntefest and cost
thereon. ID paid within ninety days from
tha date of Tho service ofthis notice Your
Interest III tins auid mining eaini or lode
viii he forfeited 60 ~ by process Of Inv
under the Act of Congress approved My
10. 1879
E.G.RAY.
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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13
Notice d Forfeiture.
IL imr1 smlihs
ketsiau,a 5uly 9stis 1881

4an VII pleaaa take notice slsat FaYe
expended tbs sf8m Of one huHirad dai-
Lars. Il rleney aud labor, an tho Dixon
mining claire, iosatea i0 NRra spring
MlnSu9 hastfsef, oti Lake creek, asi1oln-
ing The MerfiHlae. Afttifas county Idaho
Tsnafeey, for the yeaf irsi aiia unless
yanr siiafe Of the aattle sit being one
halt If aaia aftni q ene hmfslyed aolsafs1
together Hlah interest and costs thereon
Is paid Hit8in ninety days FROM the date
Of the serssse At tl.is Hutlee. your inter-
eat III said nlifii.sss= eiaifa will be forfeited
to ME Is process of Law, under The act
Of Congress approsed May ] O. fsf2
JANIS +. copHHAS.
getehnff. Asignst s. 1852
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED /!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility, Nervous
rrostratiop, Loss of Vitality, Sexual In
6rnites, Etc. Etc.

2 7HE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE WHO ARB
| suffering from SEXUAL AND NERVOUS ccA
PLANTS il = physician who can comprehend
their ailments and successfully treat thcm,
The general practitioner IL not sufficiently
skilled In these classes Of troubles to do 40 and
IL muat be left TO the specialist, who by eduoa
ton, Icing practice, thorough knowledge and
comprehensive mind, Is prepared to cure them
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13
Noficc NO, D.
UNITED STATES LAND 0fFoE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, JUNE 18th, 1882.

T. N1fED NGATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, JUNE 18th, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that James b Haegin,
of the city and county Of San Francisco, State
OF California, ~ his legally authorized agent,
James 5. Wallace, Of tho town OF Hailey Az
turas county, Idaho Territory has made appllca-
ton for United States Patent for the WAL
LACE FRACTION LODE mining claim, ait-
unto in Sawtooth Mining District, Alturas
County, Idaho Territory, consisting Of fifty l5Ol
linear feet vi the lode, and surface ground 600
feet wide, being Lot 50, and described in the
field notes and plat Of the official survey, ON file
IN this Office with magnetic variation 1T ~ de-
lnnes east. IA follows.
Commencing at the discovery point of this
claim and running south 6s degrees and 90 inin-
uteA east along center line OF claim 90 feet tothe
center OF the southeastern end line Of the claim
800 feet 80 post No |. Thence north CO degrees
aud so minutes west 90 feet TO post No q
Thence south II degrees aud 10 minutes west
900 feet to post No. $, Thence south Gs degrees
and 80 minutes east 80 feet to.post No 4. Thence
north 81 degrees and 10 minutes cast COO feet to
post No. |, the place Of beginning survey Of ex-
terror boundaries. Embracing an AREA of 6S- 100
acres, From post No. Q, Y. s. M, NJ, No. bears
north 60 degrees and 20 minutes west 2,7li feet
distant
Any and all persons claiming adversely anypor-
ton OF eiyAIiACE FRACTION LODE min
ing claim or surface ground, required To file
thcir adverse claims with the Register OF the
United States Land ONCE, at Boise City, Idaho
Territory, during the sixty days period OF pub
location thereof or they VIII be barred by virtue
\ OF the provisiuuso Of the stNtute. The said min
ing claim being OF record in the office Of the
| County Recorder OF said mining district, al
| Rocky Bar, IN AiturRs County Idaho Territory
/ The nearest known location being The "soiaoe'
| and Hope Iedes.
/ direct that this notice lie published in the
/ KetehHm KEYSTONE tho newspaper publishee
nearest tho said mining claim for the period o.
JOHN b. MILLER,
Publication began June ed. 1892
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13
Ketohnln July 20th 1882
Notice Of Harfettpre.
HI Iesenh l.lrotxs
&c RAY
SERL HouflF
FRRp PoTHfER,

ro Joseph Girouss
vow VIII please take noiiee tint We
have expended the stun Of one hundred
ttaiEnrs III nioHev niia labor oH tile SHfff-
toea l0de mining etains located IN Little
smokey Mining district, Altufas County
Idaho. Territory faf the ytaf 1881, aud
liniesa your share 81 tho sad ene hundred
dollars Il being oftt.-ieurth thereof. so
gHGhee With interest and costs thereon
Is paid within ninety class fFela tie tlats
ID the service 81 this notice yenr Interest
iii the said mining eiatm of lode Nill p
forfeited to rs ~ pFucess ST law dnUsl
Act 81 eonEfes sappreyssl Mag lA Rs3'
H.CsBAYt
sGal flor 81
Fggn Former
kstailum July guilt issa.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-10-13

LADIEs-You are especially liable TO suffer
ing from NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN. All your
peculiar complaints are nervous in their origin
and hence your snfferings are terribly depresss
ing or inexpressibly keen The Doctor in his
researches and practice of NERVOUS TROUBLES
has made your organization special study and
is thus enabled from his experience and knowi-
edge to aid and cure YOU in any of the Troubles,
Weaknesses. D;stFesscs ana 5ufferings 10
which as sex you are liable.
A You will find In the Doctor friend upo3
whom YOU can rely for comfort, aid and cure,
DIR. Young's Female Remedies have attained
a reputation for efficiency unequaled by any
medicine, or Medical prescription every offered
They can be sent by mail Or express,
can have all necessary accommodations fur
nishea,
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NoiItN Of FnrleliuI....
I1h1iAY.
sgRt4 IfopLk
Fun hoTtIhiii

Ketehuni tilly goth. 1852
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APPRECIATION FOR PArEN

Publication neaan sept. 2pth. lssa
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29

We commend til: tr,,i, .:isln,Ss;onatc
1ct''r Of "i:tl.ui.liran," which appears
in aEOtli.'r column =: this mornings is
suc,,O the a;:"nir,n q: the readers OF t!,<
MINLH. '';eiul':;can" is one nf the
great number ~ his party here who
proposes I" throw aside his party obi
CATIONS and vote against Chinese imnli-
grafton liy supporting the Democratic
ticket. He, like many others, docs not
want the The news IL 20 to the down.
trn'slcn white lal0rers of the Pacific
Coast that the principal city in Montana
turns II deaf car to their cries for hell.
He symlathizes with them in their
trouble and will enter his protest against
their treatment l,y the Repub lean party
by casting his ballot next Monday for
the Democratic nominees on the CITY
ticket. Scores Of other Republican vot-
cn will do the same.
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CANDIDATES FOR ALDERMEN

The people Of the several wards in tho
city are peculiarly fortunate in tie ~
lection Of candidates for Aldermen on
the Democratic ticket. Mr.. George w.
Newkirk, Of tho first; Mr.. James w.
Forbis, of the second; Mr.. Jere HI. Nc.
Carthy. of the third, and Mr.. J. +. Per
ron, Of the fourth wards, are recognized
by the community as gentlemen of in
teyrity and intelligence, and who viii!
discharge the various duties incumbent
upon them as Aldermen 10 the entire
satisfaction OF their constituents. Their
long residence in our midst, their well
known business Publications and their
interests In the welfare and prosperity
Of the city arc unimpcachable passports
to the confidence and votes Of the ne,,-
pie Of Butte. These gentlemen will
serve upon the Board Of Aldermen after
next Monday.
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The Inter Mountain says it mas dc.
l'leti that Congress lenionetized silver
IN 1873 by contemplate trick" We
know it. SO it has denied many other
historical facts. Its denials only proves
t. Ignorance. It will probably deny
that Republican Congress very recent
" tried to demonetize silver by a con.
temptible trick. It may 60 still further
and deny that 1t said it was non-par-
tisan journal. Yet no one believes It
on account Of its denials.
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POLITICAL. DUTY.
Editor Butte Ninpr:

! A.u"oT DU|e -MinPr:
ain glad IT, observe your calling ~.
ttl'ti"n t" the daty al: citizens at .he
present jun:'urc Il publ. "fi;,ivs. !
have hccn lifelong Republican,. conn
''e'r'nS with II stM.i; O; political, ideas
from such political gods as John p.
Hale and Joshua II. Gil'jn"s. l lave.
always believed that the stability 9; E,.-
r""''r'n Institutions depended ON tn.
'"''l''-ence Of the n':,>>,s and tina. no
s'f'i'r class could |" l.>.int:,L IL ,h.
country consistent with lis s;,ic,:. III;
"ec:'''e a"d I'll o. the Roman ,n n;re
Nus ''cc'' a:;'"n.cH 10 the .u.wth of
'"of'''"", wealth in ihc m;l~; of ;,Liect
poverty. The mass OF the r,,:,;,. L..
came ser's. 1t was the natural tendon.
~ o: things t" make Tie ricl, ri..|,cr ,,,.,
the poor poorer that the Rcpul,i..,n
party was born to fight. The .ar,v
apostles OF RcpubIicanism went lx.fn,.
tne people with plea for the nobility
~ '"oor and triumphed as they ,leserv.,,
:" on mat issue. The arisiocr..tic decl.r-
at'on ct Southern Senator that tho
operatives Of the North were or.,.v
"'echanlcs aud snall-fisted farnpr.
was used with telling effect in tha,r
speeches. The party was the oon.n,c'.
o'' advocate Of free schools on the
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president Arthur did very grace.
full act in appointing Mr.. G.. q. Rock.
well. br"tller-in-law Of General Ga, ,ir',,
Deput: Collector ri New YORK. Il,
view Of the fact that the position j. :.
Responsible one and that there w:.r,
many applicants for it, disappointment
carries with it more than ordinary,
meaning. 1t shows that Mr.. Ar;,.u: j.
willing {" t"nce'lr something to t.,. de-
mall'!, 0i the hal.:Lre,,l faction of his
party. amt in making the concession he
had the good sense to make near r,.l:.
ton OF The late President tic Irnvi;;;a
~. Although the footprints of liz.
shrewd politician are seen in the act. h,
did honor 10 his head and heart in per-
forming it.
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ground that the perpetuity q. -
tston' depended on the iate,l,s . III
the masses, and that it ". .s \
educate than to take care ~ b
esiminsls and peupen. tn. ,Sa'n,t
can party to-day in its opno.,.,1 pe'4
tho Chinese bill has rev. ''oa b
time honored doctrines th.t ed u.
its origin. 1t favsrs ch..u ''t.t
Dor for the monopolies that h,r. b
tened themselves upon the co,. asSe H.
cheap body servants for the 49,. y ahd
who care to be served by cre.tu,s' q.
have no wants or aspiration. ~ vho
brutes Of the field. That p.rtv ''e 'As
no "mall-ffsted farmers brins,. watt
sons to intelligent citizen.h;" ep
daughters to virtuous wom.nh1.a I'D
1ather largo farms worked Nv Cs' out
sers - they are in California. n" aee
no greasy mechanics maxim, '. .'a
cigars and working in WOODEN ana <'' .'
factories, but instead duml,,lrivs.' 'ae'
tie that want neither books, nev.,. ~
pers, schools, churches or anv Of ~.
juncts Of good society. The n,.. =.
Republican idea seems to be settin. =
the direction Of q state of society ~s "
there will be only aristocrats and by.
From such state Of Republicans '' ~
the ritual would say, Good Lord d.,;.
or W. The demagogues of the Ren". ''
can party favor Chinese immivr,,;.
on the ground that 1t is our dut. :.
member Of the human family to-
vste . degraded race. but will thew a..
for like reason the ignorant and r'
and criminal into daily association viii
their own families: They are .te.l,..
the livery Of heaven to serve the d.,;
in.
It may be asked, What has all THU !.
do with . local election in Butt.,
Much. A Republican victory in But,.
1t this time would be telegraphetl tnm
one end Of New England to the otha,
~ an endorsement Of the New Enpl,nd
Idea concerning the brotherhood Of man
1t will be conspicuously pointed at ev.
erywhere IN the Pacific Coast as a loc,.
ton where manhood has perished and An
intelligent conception of the drift Of Re-.
public affairs is wanting. For oueI
will not meekly bow my neck 10 the
yoke that is to work in any such team
Nor kiss the rod that has smitten the
Of the West. had rather
herd with Nebuchadnezzar and -,
grass. A REPUBLICAN,.
BUTTE, April q.
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Ihb gsotloalAl, W. win - tho next
Mayor q Dutte, = TO VIII known b
t. Essidsss q this city - require IN
oxtsoded Dotjes q our hands. No
praise thatWe eon bestow upoo him viii
I'D 70 the high estssm In which 10 h
held By TIE oiti9ens q Butte, and 10
baoe slandsss uttered BY smut-snill
grinden can detEact one iots from his
we'll known reputation - IN intelli-
gent honest and public spirited man.
Mr.. Owsley b one a the old-ttnen Of
tho West eide. Hecame to Butte when
b: . few straGgling log cabins marked
the snot where now h reared the ]apgest
and most prosperous city in Montana,
and It may b said that It b - much to
his confidence in her inexhaustible min
sGal resources and biz indomitable cour-
geia standing by her in Der dark days
that Butte owes her enviable position
- It = to any other cause aside from
her mineral attr.c tions. NJ. Owsley's
interests In the city ase large and are
growing With it, growth. His long
lesidence within it, limits he enabled
him to become thoroughly acquainted
With it, various nsedsand requirements.
Adding the experience which age has
given him 70 the business qualifications
which has made him one Of Butte's cub
stantial citisens his administration Of
our municipal allhiIs will b marked
with that careful and unceasing atten-
ttoo to the Interests Of tho city which .
younger and Inexperienced man would
lind It impossible to bestow. The citi-
sens Of Butte are to b congratulated up
on obtaining The consent Of % capable .
gentleman - Mr.. Owsley to serve them
- their Mayor. OF course his election b |
, 6oregone conclusion.
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Laborfngmen Of Butte! give notice to
the Chinese through the i'allot-l,ox next
Monday that they are not wanted in
this City. D, this by voting the Demo-
cratic ticket.
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The Republican party through its
representatives in Congress has declared
itselfim faver Of making citizens Of Chi
ne>e. The white voters of Butte will
repu'iiate that i.arty ut the election next
Monday.
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Republican workingmen are disgust
ed with the prof. Chinese leaders of their
party, and propose to vote with the
Democrats next Monday.
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Give the white laboring men and
white women chance to make living
In the country, says the DenMrratic
party. Give the Chinese coolies 4
chance to starve then, to death, says the
Republican marty.
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The party that appeal. to the voters Of
Butt" for their ~ul:rag.~ is the party that
Is now engaged 1T Washington in drag
sing ai.:r!nE white men and wo,ne,,
down I" tie level OF Chinese coolies.
How many :''!s> will l,e given for that
party mvHt Monday: Not enough 10
elect :,iivOil" on its ticket.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29

Anti-<'hincsc Leagues are being
formed throughout the Pacific Coast
States. Delegates are appointed by
them I" attend III amti-C himcse COnvcn-
ton which will Ike held in San Francis
co ut IN early date.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29

President Garfield's grave on every
pleasant Sunday is visited by thousands
Of quiet people. The sentinels still
pace about the vault, the br0Axe doors
II which are thrown ba<k, revealing
the coffin.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29

Voters, remember the Democratic party
Is faithful to its pledges to restrict Chi
nese immigration. The Republicans
are false to theirs.
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SIDE DIS HES.

| Cincinnati, the Paris Of America. vii;
perhaps he dtsgustctl to learn that Bs.
ton, the Athens Of America, is going to
buy hotel, turn 1t into conservatory
of music, spend SIN, WW in improving !.
and make 1t the greatest musical col.
lege in the country.
Hortense Kittrell, was appointed a
clerk IN the Nevada legislature. Harry
w. Welch, the chief clerk. at first Oh.
jected tO the presence Of a woman in the
office. But his prelude has been over.
come during the preScn; session. Miss
kittrcll is now Mrs. Wc!ri.
Sunset Cox thinks he has 4 lucky
star. He says that 1. tall. raw-boncd
Californian once called him ont "i the
House, just alter he had been elected 10
Congress in place OF Brooks. deceased
and said: "Sunset, you are lursy
rooster, and / always knew you wa
lucky, There is luck in yo,ir nick.
name; b It now wan, to say thu! YOU
are lucky enough, t" double Cape Horn
on Il sbingle without 2citi;l" Your lr"l'
scr@ wet" Then he kissed his hand,
and III spite Of Cox'S cn,r.:.;ics wen:
oil, simply saying: "R''nem|,r what
| am telling you about your luck.
''Since that time" CONNIE n,,y| Cox,
II have had Il good slru! ., confidence
in my lucky star '-Mhr G''.u.
Congressman Bedford. cf C"l"r,'." la,
a very thin voice. al,,o> imi''liLle
across the House, and a! year "''i son
with an entcrprisiny Western spirit
The other day Mr.. Hel.crl tried in vain
to make the Speaker hear :;i'i in order
IL offer bill. Little Sam !.":,' tli">'''
alton as long a. ne could viii: c"l'l"'--
urc, then dartin" forward t. IN" area III
front ut the Speakers ,a,i" lis figure.
iindt rsjZcs' for his age. bal he ~ i
gr:;><i'"nMr. apica!v'! in iu!' Viz" '',
tore the Speaker, ai"l he c:|. gu ''''::
the din: "t;cncral kcirr ,it"'
Keller! don't you SEE III. papa 5 -,i
lHttHr nr wants You 10 !n,,, II !'
Speaker was amused II ~ hey u"
nii'l''rr, and promptly saw The men,
Der tr"n' Colorado. " > ~, lrlnH!i'''
t0 O:lrv the ,Mr,~i,:t. / lr,t'r >'',
the ll'nl>c. h. ', .>e.' 'lt;r >;':i''
10 the dignity oi,1Lr pI;cr.
The following i 4 =. .,..,',' .! ~ ~
!'~h !:'Eu:Gc t::;i yet ii =" ''''
Legislature, uisU.'iill:. = Tia .':''''"''
E."y"i,t
-, seen ar. Meter" E"...rl".H tie
Hen. AZ. i:!"'l, ~ t'"y-..e.'. w."
nr!hE;': :'r nc .';l,:.i'',.-. Ma" ~
IL later the Hon. ,ir. = ',..:3. IF'..'
h=, cNcha:inr!: l.,," :; "" -
'uiiG,: 10 it, i!t.ia, ,.... ''''''
Though, il :: v'rv :.,,.' So ii -
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THR1ATDNIN0 LANGUAGE.

The San Francisco Bulletin I'm com.
menttng upon the action Of tho Repub
lican Congress concerning the Chinese
blu, makes use Of the following threat
ening language: 1.-THE people Of the
Pacific Coast want the bill ~ it passed
the House. II the Republicans are de-
terlnined, - has been said, to give them
: stone when they ask for bread there
II. perhaps, no help for that reputation
Of their pledge. But il defeat should
come BY this route, it should be remeam-
bered that the Republicans only domi-
nate the Senate by the votes Of the two
Republican Senator from this Coast.
II the latter should % determine, no Re-
publican measure can pass the present
Congress. There csnnet be much doubt
Of what the great mass of our people
will be demanding In the contingency to
which reference IL made above" And
there cannot he much doubt a. to how
the Pacific Coast Republican Senators
will act In compliance with the demands
Of the people. The laboring men Of the
West are in deadly earnest in this mat
ter. They are in no humor to be trifled
With BY = party that has proven false to
lts solemn pledges. As the Bulletin says
The Republican majority in the Senate
% only two, and Messrs. Miller, OF Cali
ornia, and Jones, Of Nevada, can easily
change 1t, and we believe they will if !
he present anti Chinese bill should fail.
they will act with the Democrats.
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washington. Ar.i' ~.~-Il' = ' ,,'.
passed the "nt;( E!li1 >t !.i'' >h'''' '''. ~,
~ as it came ilrn! the House: :;'>,, vi.
nays, j.. The sections rr"li.'i'hs wi.
nese naturalization and defining >''
nCSe !alNrcr> are retail ned.
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No Chinese in ours, say the white L.
boring men Of Butte.
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A large an:i-(hinc>e meeting . ~:
held at Chicago on the ".;rl inst -.
Labor Unions Of the country are n"'"
Ing themselves heard on the ql'tS'o"'
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FOR MAYOR,
WILLIAM OwsLEY.
FOR ALDERMEN,
lot Ward-GEORGs w. NEwKIRK.
ID Ward-JANEs w. FoRBIs.
Sd Ward-JERE HI. MCCARTHY.
4th Ward-J. +. PERR0N.
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Democratic Oity Ticket.