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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CRY InAup TrppIyopy

Boise CITY, IDAHO TERRITORY,
Notice is hereby given that the Ohio Cons ,l,da
ted Gold and Silver NJ ming Company, uurpur
alton by L. L. Goliath Of Suit Lake CITY, tab
ITS att rn.y in fact has made application for n
United States Patent for the Ohio North Mill Sit,
and Mining Claim stu tie in Mineral Hill Mining
District A.turas couuty, Idaho TERRITORY cons, st
ing Of and 4.gD linear feet OF the iod. NM
surface ground OF the lode 100 feet WIDE being Il
No. "A. A and b, and described IN the field not,
aid plat OF tine official survey file in this office
with magnetic variation at ls degrees east as fol
lows:
OHIO NORTH MILL SITE.
Beginning ut post No. l. corn.r of the claim
anu running south u degrees IS ininut,s west 3OI
ieet " post NO =, from which pest No. OF Lot "a
A. bears south t0 degrees Is minutes east 1874 fe.
dist mt Thence nortn IL degrees rs minutes west
~ leet 10 pust No u thenrt north Il degrees ia
minutes east 5oo feet to post No. thence south Is
degrees 20 minutes east 10 feet to post No. l. the
place VI beginning. containing acres
OHIO NORTH LODE
Beginning ut post No. /, q corner of the cl.i,n
anu running north AZ degrees 5 minutes east nm,
feet to post No. from which post No . of 7 ct a.
bears north W degrees 10 III nutes 734 feet
distant; thence north 80 degrees IS minutes west
l.ioo Ieet - post No. 3, from which u s. Mineral
monument No. bears south So degrees IS minut. 3
west and 70 BIO feet distant; thence south AZ de-
ere's 70 minutes west GOO feet to post No. thence
south 80 degrees A. minut, east 4}O feet 10 sa5
post No. l, the place of beginning containing 10
I-IUU acres. ~
The said mill site and mining claim heinz os
record IN the Office of the Recorder of Alfnr q
county, Idaho The nearest known locations helm,
Tue ONO south, Trade Dollar and No Such MininS
Claims. Any and all persons claiming udy.rseI1
my portion OF said mill site mining claim are
required to nile their adverse Claims thereto with
the Register OF the T. s. Land Office, ut Boise c. ty
iaaho. within 20 days period of publication herr
oi, OF they VIII be barred by virtue Of the proys.
Ions and statutes Of the United State in such cnss
made and provided " s1'A euses
~, ! direct that this notice be published in the
WOOD hlVer Daily Times, the newspaper publish.
gu nearest tue said mining claim for the period of
sixty days. JOHN b. MILLER Rao;s. Vi
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10

The Philadelphia Medical and Sur
gical Reporter, after describing the
''cucImler taste" Of Boston water as
due to the fresh water sponge, tells us
that Phifadel pilia and New \ ork also
receive their water fir m pollute sour
ces-tnat is, their sic, ders" pass
through settled country. 1t appe.r rs
also by the Chemical News that tie
water at Newark, Jersey City, and
Hol oxen has become no.i eal.le for a
marked flavor of carbolic acid, and that
even Wilmington, Del, must num-
bered among the towns whose drink
ing water is unfit to drink.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 50.
UNITED STATes LAND OFFrcr
BOISE CITY, IDAHO TERRrTopv


UNITED STATes LAND OFFICE
BOISE CITY, IDAHO TERRITORY,
%,,,,o = May 70. 1889.
ch ,o,'Se Is hereby given thai robert c.
r. r.. Sarseant and William j. Montromery
~ l.. =. Goliath. of Salt Lake City, Utah,
incl, ,c attorney In fact, have made application
FORA United states patent for the Sentinel mil
site and mining claim, situate in NJ neral Hi
ni,g District Aituras county, Idaho Ter.
i"..,;xr, , sons,s,ns OF So 1910 acres and ,Jo
iif'T ieel Oh the lode, and surface pry,,lnd ,,i
the lode 900 feet wide, bcin. lot M M a "a, =,
y, ana described In the field notes and plat OF
n ,ae u,.1,, surrey on file in this office, with
magnetic variation ut Is degrees east. MS ,ni
lows: '7'' 40 .o'-
SENTINEL MILL SITE.
claim,. and Tnnn Ps. 40 corner of the
ntes east 300 feet to post No ?: thence snn,t
!. degrees - minutes west 20 feet to posi- M
feet To post No. 1; thence north - dcgrc.. oyv
minutes east 10 feet To said post No III
place oi besinnIng, containing isi7 1000 acres
from said post No. post 2 of LOT ~ !, ~
south oil degrees 10 minutes east l6,I :. ~ fal,
distant. w. y ~ leet
SENTINEL LODE.
Beginning at post No. l. n cornor ,t e.
cialiii, and running north Il degrees NJ -
utes east bUO feet 10 post No. ,, from wJini y.
,, mineral monument No. : bears north Al 40.
grees u minutes WEST $3.50 81 foe, di, W.
and post NJ of lot III Il bears uorth :, nv
grecs IL minutes west aud 1871 In TO-, - az, ae
.ant; thence south l. degrees Is minutes ! p An
n
uinu'es west ou ieet TO post No. 4: Theme.
nor,h a degrees 10 minutes west 100 fee, ~,
SAID post No, l. the place OF beginninr. CON- ~
tanning 70 65y-l0t0 act..s e'.is.'s' CON
ne sag mn site and mining claim being
.i record IN the office of the Recorder Of AZ
turas county, idaho, the nearest kn"s,n M I,a a,
Mons being the Ornament and TRADE, nn',ar
MINING Claims. ANY and all persons claim.
ing adeefsely any portion OF said mill sjr. or
INNING claim are required to file Their az
y verse Claims thereto with the Register of the
- -. i.anu once, at Boise city, Idaho. viii.
In the sixty days period of publicatio,,, n iii
OF, or they will be barred by rirtao ~ ,e re-
,, ana statutes of the United Staias
IN snch cases made and provided ''''e>
wood tiver Daily Times, tlenewspan,rr'n,. ht
iished nearest the said mining clain az uo-
period of sixty days. N'"'i' 'of the
jul JOHN b. MILLER po.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10

aion TO society. Dinness OF Vision No ses ill the
Head: the vital fluid passing unebs.r> ed III the
urine. and many other diseases that lead to insan
ity and death.
DIR. MINTIE. who is r regular physician tsrad-
uate of the University OF Pennsylvania, will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
. case of this kind the VITAL RESfoRA-
TIVE tnnder his special advice and treatln, mt,
VIII MT cure. for anything impure or injurious
found IN It, DIR. MINTIE treats all private DIS
eases successfully without mercury CoSsrLTA.
IioS FREE. Thorough examination and advice
inciuaing analysis OF urine. s. 90. Price OF VITAL
RESTORATIVE, - 90 bottle er four times the
quantity, $40 co. sent to any address upon receipt
OF price or C. o. D., secure from obse rvation anJ
IN private name. II desired. by A. E. MINTIE, NJ
": u kearny street. San Francisco Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE sent on app,ic.tior
oy letter stat ng symptoms sex and age. Com
munlcations strictly confidential
DA MlNTIES KIDNEY sEMEDY NEPHRETI
g NJ cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, Con rrh9a, elect. Leucorrhea For sale
by sll druggists; 81 GO tile six b tiles for IS Oo
On MlNTlES DANDELI0N PILLS are the be Al
and Cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BIIious cure in the
market. For sale by all dru sgists
All orders tor medicine q. o. d. must be accom-,
panied with 81 fas guarantee of good faith.
which Will be deducted when the package IL
ehippsd
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
OGDEN, UTAH.
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS.

Pleasantly located in = remote and Invita-
part OF the city.
he course of instruction, commencing with the
elelIess Of education, comprises all the branr hes
taught IN rst-clnss institutions 1t embraces the
useful and ornamental, and aims ut a carefully.
graded system, beginning with the ruliments in
every branch
No uniform is required; wardrobe optional Let.
ters to and from. the house subject to nspe, ton
Books can be had Mt the inst. tuition ut cure Mt
prices Boarding pupils should have four towels
Tour tnoie napkins, one knife one fork, one spoon
glass goblet wash basin and pitcher.
Terms Tor Boarders, per Month, in Ad-
vance.
Board, tuition. washing, etc SIG 90
Boys up to the age Of II years Iii 90
II, = : :. =. = '.'........... o w
harp, organ, or guitar lessons ....,.. 8 90
frlVate vocal lessons, voice GU ,ture s 90
Languages, drawing. aud painting in oil and
water eol.rs form extra charges. All tapestry and
fancy work with plain sewing taught free Of
charge General vocal and drawing lessons free Of
charge -
day pupil terms inquire at the Academy
Address SISTERS OF HOLY CROSS,
Juo Ogden, Utah.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
DIR. SPINNEY.
No. II kearny street,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
VINO may be suffering from the effects of vor.hs,,
Ioiles or indiscretion will do well to avail them
selves oi TINS the greatest boon ever laid NJ ,hs
altar OF suffering humanity. DR. SpINNEV Nil. I'll,
guarantee to ftrf.it $500 for every case of
weakness or private disease of any kind or cbsra
ter which he undertakes and fails to cure
MlDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty 10 six,v -,
are troubled with too frequent eyacustons Of tho
o."nuer oiten accompanied by q slight smsrtiny
or burning sensation and a weakening os tha a us
tenn In manner the patient cannot account sss
on e.aIninlns the urinary deposits q ropy ssdi
ment Will often be found and so,n,timar,' =,
pareles OF abumen will appear, or the color VI ~
oe 81 INN, milkish hue, again changing " !.
aarh ana torpid appearance Dr. s. viii pn.r.n
zee perfect cure IN all such cases, and y Sssi.h,
fes nts'. mol Oh the genit.nrinary organs.
10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free Thn., rom
animation and advice S. iouBh ex-
Call or address
DIR. SPiNNEY 4 CO..
NO II hearny street. San Francisco
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
Warning |!

Ie all whom II may concern, take notice:
All persons negotiating fer the purchase of the
CHICAGO and okADO mining clainis y tuate on
the Deer Creek side of the divide in the Mineral
aii Mining District, III Altnras county. Idaho are
hereby notified that portion of the ground
Claimed IN said mining locations is the property OF
the unders gned. p MARLEY "a
Haley. Idaho, MAY 8, 1852.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10

no q nov improve such chances remain in no, VINO
for us right in their own localities Iris 70 work
10 inc WORK properly from the first start Th
business VIII pay more than ten times ordin.a
whe sn,.a pe s, outfit furnished free. No "ns
can devote your whole time 70 the wars ar d you
your spare moments. Full inform,tion % oniy
Portland Maine A'SooN Co.,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
LAND PATENTS

Grants, and all classes of public land entries -
peals and contests in Interior Depsrtmsn, a aP
dar,ea; Appnesfons for min .ral patents prepared
at lay. o. s. Supreme Court. Court of Ci,,ns
and Circuit Courts. Also in patent infringe,nan:
suns = omces. Le Droit Building. Ioch Boz saa
Junelly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
The Great English Remedy

Is u never-t;i Hing
Cure for Nervous Debil.
ity. Exhausted Vital.
iy. Seminal Weakness.
Spermata rrhna, LOST
MsSHoop.. Impetcncy
Paralysis, and all tn.
terrible effects OF Self
Abuse. youthful follies
and eX,esses in maturer
years such as Less OF
Mem ry,Lass.tude. Noe
turnal Emission=ayer
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10
Delinquent Notice,

WESTERN HOME CONSOLIDATED MINING
CoMPANi -i.ocation OF principal place of business
San Francisco, California; location of works Wood
River District Idaho Territory -Notce-rhere
are delinquent upon the following described stock
on account OF Assessment No. ), levied on the 10th
day of April, 1882, the several amounts set op.
posite the name, of the respective shareholder
IA full
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10

hHu III HVVuruHhce Win law, and nm order OF the
Board Of Directors made ON the 10th day of April
1882, SO many shares Of each parcel of such stock
as may be necessary will be sold at public auction
at the office of he company on Til URSDAY the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1882, Mt the hour OF
O'Clock p. In. of such day, to pay DELINQUENT as
sessmcnts thereon. together with costs Of uaver
Using and expenses of the sale.
A. HALSEY, Secretary
ONCE: 32s NJ ntgomery street room No. I, San
Francisco, California.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-10

~ 0R - Great chance to make money
These who always take nd
vantage of the good chances
Tor making money that s,s
unered, generally become
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
Religious News aud Nstss.

The negotiations for the union OF the
Associate Reformed and United Presby.
terian churches have failed.
The Unitarians OF Great Britain have
just held a national conference at Liv-
erpool, which is spoken OF as "a grand
success"
There has been revival 10 JafTna
college, Ceylon, and ftty OF the seven.
ty-throe students have renounced pagan.
ism for Christianity.
The receipts Of the American Home
Missionary society for the past year
were S3iO,GGS, an increase OF $50 ,6Il
over any previous year in the history OF
the society.
The Presbyterian church in New
South Wales is in need OF fifty more
ministers for the supply OF the churches
there, and money has been forwarded
to Mr.. Morton, the agent in London,
with which 10 send out any who may
wish TO labor at the autipodes.
The latest statistics Ioi the Southern
Methodist church state that there are
i.oll travelling aud {, sos local preach
crs, 81 .3G7 white, 9g3 colored, and
5.i5l Indian members, the total OF min.
is;erg and members being sG0,6s7, an
increase of l2,9sI the past year.
Bishop Fallows, of the Reformed
Episcopal church, says that the Chris.
tian army in Chicago, of which he is
the head, is now reaching at least two
thousand different persons a week, and
that during the few months since its
organization not less than two hundred
and fifty persons have been hopefully
converted.
The ninety eighth annual convention
OF the Episcopal diocese Of Pennsyl-
vania was held recently. Bishop Stevens,
in his address. stated that during the
year he had confirmed 1919 persons,
preached 100 sermons, delivered l2l
addresses, received twenty five candi-
dates for holy orders, ordained seven
deacons and four priests, and conse-
Grated six churches. The number OF
clergy in the diocese is 213. The
bishop represented the diocese as being
in a hourishing condition.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

CHEEsE. The curd from which cheess
II made is highly nutritious and easy Of
digestion, bnt the curing prooess-as tn
IN all cases--Dark the difference be-
tween dried apples and the green = inn
pairs the digestibility. Old cheese.
oftener than otherwise, is unfit for the
weak stomach, IL not for all. That
which has become tainted-rotten or
putrescent- or has become infested with
vermin, or is moldy, Is no more ht for
the stomach thar putrid meat, or any
food which has undergone the process
OF decomposition. Such mold is an abb
solute poison and should never be
eaten.
CoRss.-The simplest and most nat
ural cure OF these troublesome things
is prevention. This consists in wearing
a well fitting boot. They are caused By
the chafng Of the surface, the thicken-
ing OF the cuticle, as one means of pro-
tecting the sensitive nerves beneath. II
the boot is tight it is manifest that the
evil is increased by this thickening of
the skin, since the tightness is thus in
creased. 1t is proper TO say that bad
ht, resulting in this chshng, produces
the same result, tina. OF thickening the
cuticle. The remedy, therefore, con-
Bists in wearing well-ftting boots,
avoiding the cause. Bat, If this is not
done, the corn, being albuminous, may
be dissolved by the application Of
almost any 'alkali, as soda, ammonia or
potash Muriatic acid will do the same.
though it may cause moro soreness.
or course several applications may be
required. The same applications will
also cure warts.
PoIsoSNo.-f the poison swallowed
is known to be 9 caustic or corrosive
substance give sweet oil, melted butter
or lard. II the nature OF the poison is
not known, try to cause vomiting by
giving a teaspoonful each Of salt and
mustard in a glass OF warm water, and
Afterward give the whites Of eggs and
strong coffee. Iodide Of starch is also
a useful remedy for many cases of poi
soning. g.-Dr. Foo,s's Health Monthly.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
Lincoln's Remains.

A Springfield (Ohio) letter SAYS The
attempt to steal tho remains OF Mr..
Lincoln about three years since is re.
membered by almost every one.
Ever since then the public, in fact every
body save a half dozen persons init.
mately, connected With the Lincoln
Monument association, supposed Mr..
Lincoln's remains were inclosed in the
marble sarcophagus which stands In
the vestibule leading to the crypts,
where other members OF the family are
entombed. This is not 80, as your cor
respondent learned to-day for the FIRST
time. All that remains OF Mr.. Lin.
coin have been buried in the
ground, under some portion Of
the immense granite pile forming his
monument, ever since the attempted
robbery, and are nov in complete
state OF petrifaction. This startling
statement is from one who knows. and
will be news to all but a very few per-
sons, rs IL was understood at the time
that the embalmers' work at Washing.
ton, Immediately after the death Of Mr..
Lincoln, was NOT success, but bun
gle. Soon after the remains we're en-.
tombed at this city in 1866, IL was
said they we're in bad state OF decom-
position, and that tie embalming was
not working. This seems to have been
an error, as there is no doubt but that
the statement that his remains have
turned 10 stone is true.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
Honesty the Best Policy.

Mister" began q small boy, Is he
entered 3 Woodward avenue grocery
yesterday, "ma bought some mAckercI
here last night"
yes"
And in making change you gave
her"
"No, I didn't 1 haven't had
quarter with > hole in IL for g month r.
"But ma says you gave her a."
Don't believe it-don't believe i'll
i remember now gave her halt.dol-
lar, quarter and nickel"
"Ma says you gave her gold piece
for penny, and here il is"
GOOD gracious alive but 50 I did
so I did I remember nov that I
gave her dollar-bill aud lot Of small
change. Bub, what's yonr name, and
do You think ron can eat three sticks Of
lemon candyf All IL does me good
TO find honesty and reward itI".-Frxs
prcss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
l. Crime Heredltaryf

The question Of whether crime was
hereditary came up in New York po-
lice court, and .Justice Patterson re-
called two instances as follows:
II knew q gentleman who was WE'LL
to-do in business. he was 4 church
member, and stood high in the com
munity. He had n most excellent wife,
ard one son and daughter. After the
birth OF the daughter the father took
10 drink, left the church and be-
came an inveterato drunkard.
He had six children after this
three sons and three daughters. All
six turned out bad. The three sons
were sent TO State prison, and two
Of the daughters husbands were also
sent 10 State prison, and they we're bad
themselves. The first son and daugh-
ter we're models OF reclitude, and the
son did all he could for his unfortunate
brothers.
The other day had Red Fogarty'
aad his wife before me at an examina-
ton In Jefferson Market court, about a
silk dress which had been stolen from
a house and sold by Mrs Fogarsy to
the woman who vas arrested in the
street with the dress on. Well, Mrs.
Fogarty carried bouncing boy with
her, q child OF about two years
"A noisy fellow. He did not CRY,
but roared, as il angry, and chsttered.
I was passing through the examination
room; Mrs. Fogarty was standing with
the boy in her arms As passed my
diamond stud glistened little. and the
little fellow made grab at my shirt
front. / caught his hand and put il
away, when he grew perfectly lima
tured and mad because did 50. The
badness was born in him."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
The SunflOMer Rage.

Have you, ahem, any, alb, any sun
flower seedsT" asked young lady.
timidly, OF New York dealer in garden
seeds the other day.
Eyes, madame, plenty" answered the
young man in such business. like way
as to relieve the young lady's mind OF
any idea that 1t was matter for ndicule.
Which do you want, the small or the
large" he asked with pleasant smile,
as he placed before her several small
square envelopes filed with the seed.
The lady took two packages, for which
she paid thirty cents and departed.
"Do you sell much OF that seed p
asked reporter.
"Do we sell much OF iti Well, now
! guess. Inever saw such a demsnd
for one particular kind OF flower seed
since I've been in taa business as there
is this spring for sunAowers. There
won't be back yard in New York from
Mott street TO Harlem that won't have
It's clump OF growing sunfowers this
summer, Judging from the demand there
Is for seed"
And this is due 20 the aesthetic
movenentT
Why, Ger. Yes Of course; il IL
hadn't been for Oscu sunHower seeds
would be as they have been for years, a
drug in the market. People may talk
as they like, but he has been the means
Of causing money 10 flow through a
good many channels, end the seeds.
mems turn 10 thank the lyent has ar.
rived"
"Is the flower dim,ult one 70
raise r
"Why, bless you no. II is the easi-
est o; any. II requires no care, aud
will grow rapidly anywhere where there
is plenty Of sun"
What have the seeds been used for
heretofore? ?" the reporter asked.
Oscar Wilde says in his lecture that
the impression that the Eunaower is
used as an aesthetic diet ig erroneous
he is mItakeu. In Portugal meA is
made from the seeds, from which bread
is made; and when roasted they make an
excellent substitute for coffee. The
seed in its natural state is eagerly
fought for by birds, aud in the country
FunAoEers are raised for the seeds,
which are uscl in large qua1tiiies
for chicken food. II is very faitcn-
Ing, so If you are served with leag
chickens at your boarding house this
hummer you may thank Mr.. Wilde aud
The more impor;an. demand he hs,
treated for the seed IS feast 70. the
nyes. The seed contains a great quau-
liY OF oil, which is ct for burning in
lamps aud which is in some European
countries made into q good sub stiiute
Tor olive oil. There won't be garden
br door-yard in Newport, Saratoga or
any Of the principal watering places
That won't have its aelianthus aunuus
luberosus or multiAorus this summer"
Taid the young man rs be was called
away TO weigh ont hall a pound of cab.
hare ece1
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
Beautifai Answers.

Beautifat Answers
A Persian pupil of Sicord gave the
following extraordinary answers:
"What is gratitude |"
"Gratitudo lie the memory Of the
heart"
"What is hope?"
Hope is the blossom of happi.
ness"
"Wha. is the difference between
hope and desire 2"
"Desire is tree in leaf hope is a
tree in flower and enjoyment is q tred
in fruit"
"What is eternity 2"
"a day without yesterday or to,mor-
row; line that has no end"
What is time p
"a line that has two ends; q path
which begins in tho cradle and ends in
the tomb"
"What is God ?"
1.-THE necessary being, the son Of
eternity, the merchant OF nature, the
eye OF justice, the matchmaker OF the
universe, the soul OF the world"
Does God reason? p
Man reasons because he doubts: he
deliberates, he decides. God is omnis-
cient; He never doubts, He therefore
never reasons