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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

DURING the past year nearly forty-fve
Thousand letters containing money or its
equivalent in drafts, checks, ETC., reached
the Dead-Letter Office of this country. It is
hardly possible to realize the amount of
carelessness which has caused this state Of
affairs, but is easy to understand the
amount of worry and annoyanees 70 which
post-office employees were subjected by the
reckless correspondents and those expect
ant of the missing remittances 1t is, of
course, difficult to frame regulations punt
tory for such annoyances and inconvenien-
ees of the public service; yet it would seem
that some sort of stamp-penalty should at
tsch to those who carelessly use up more
time and freight charge than their three cent
fee was calculated to cover.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10
w. @. T, U.
HEADQUARTERS MAINE W. G. I. u, /
Augusta, Sept. 10. 1882.

Augusta, Sept. 10, 1857. !
The eighth annual meeting of the Maine Won
ans Christian Temperance Union will be held in
First Baptist church. Roclland, Oct. IL. - and ID.
Reception of delegates at pariors of First Baptist
church, Wednesday evening, the 18th.
Mrs. Emily L. Mclaughlin, of Boston, will delfv-
CT the annual address Friday evening, 18th. Each
LEGAL auxiliary is requested to send their delegates
With credentials. All temperance organizations of
women are affectionately invited to send a large
number OF visitors The railroads will furnish free
elusive
Delegates and visitors will be notified of their
places Of entertainment by sending names and post
sfhce addresses soon as possible to Mrs. George
M. Braiaerd, Roclland, Maine
Mrs, Bent, of Portland will lad singing on the
esrnet.
Mrs i. M. n. STEVENS, President
Mrs. G. C. HUNT, Cor. Secy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

ALL is vanity, saith the preacher; and fol-
lowing this line of thought, the New York
Tribune remarks that not even the cottage
where Garfield breathed his last speaks
more eloquentiy this autumn at Long Branch
than the lofty new house of William CARR
son, upon the only hill there, where the last
scion of great fortune made his brief dwell
ling, and in the morning persisted, leaving to
survive him strong old man whose white
hairs tell the pain of half century's labor,
and no son on whom to confer the increase
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

A LADY writes from the Adrondacks,
about a remarkable discovery she has made
to wit, the whereabouts of the men who are
gradually growing scarcer and more valua-
BILE at Saratoga and Newport. Thep are up
in the mountains, fishing and taking life
easy. The woods are full of them. With
thisHrevelation of the quantity of game in the
Adirondacks, it is easy to see where the girls
will 60 next summer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

TIE owner Of one of the largest private
libraries in the country died last week at
his home in Albany. His name was Royal
Woodward; and he waa a peddler of sewing
silk. For many years he had invested the
greater part of kis earnings, which were con-
siderable, in books, and is supposed to have
left more than 10000 volumes. His taste
ran in the direction of theology, genealogies
and town histories. He also owned large
collections of engrayings and autographs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

POLITICS are receiving renewed attention
at Harvard. The Harvard Union" on the
evening of the 10Th inst, will discuss a re-
solve "That the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives were justified in voting for the
river and harbor bill, both before and after
the Presidents Veto"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

PENDLEToN is getting many letters breath
ing democratic complaint against his civil
service preaching, the writer's of the letters
evidently suspecting that Democratic re-
former intends to practice what he breaches
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

THE Flathead Indians charged 81 ,O00,0 900
for the right to run railroad through their
reservation in Montana, but have made a
discount of $977 900 which leaves them I'M
der suspicion of having received business
training in the clothing marts of Chatham
street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

FOR my part, said Dean Burgon, in the
course of recent sermon at Cambridge
University, 81 am quite content to seek my
ancestors in the Garden of Eden; let others,
if they choose, look for theirs in the garden
called GEOLOGICAL"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10
-rHE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.

We do not read Anonymous letters aud comIaun-
cations. The name and address Of the writ are in
al eases Indispensable not necessarily for rblica-
ton but as guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve con-
saunications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

AN Englishman has just established a
mandatory for jewsharps in Troy. 1t is
said that there are only two others in the
country, one in New York and the other in
Boston
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

making an active canvass and have opened
State Committee headquarters in Omaha.
A large number of speakers are already in
the Hnld
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

EVERY regular attache OF the PRESS lie furnished
With Gard certificate signed by Stanley Puliep,
editor, All railway steamboat and hotel managers
Will confer favor upon by demanding credentials
OF eyery person claiming to represent cur journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10
JUDer Elderidge Of Holmes county. M

JUDGE Elderidge Of Holmes county, Miss,
is getting out of patience with fruit tree
on his plantation which, last year, bore a
plentiful crop of peaches, and which this
year, produced bountiful crop of plums.
He wants it to decide upon something and
stick to It,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

THE Methodist Book Concern has Bought
the Methodist and merged it in the Christian
Advocate This sends the weekly circu-
latisn Of the latter up to about $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

THE st. Paul Pioneer, alleging that the
trade of that city is the barometer of the
prosperity of the northwest, reports thatl
year, the trade advanced SO per cent. over
that Of 1880, and that this fall, even before
the crops have entered into the case, the in
crease over 1881 is more than 80 per cent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

THE highet reward ever offered Paul Boy
ton by any of the 70 persons he has saved
from drowning, was SO watch.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

THE Texas rangers, contrary to the gener-
al idea of the corps prevailing al the north,
are force of 200 men employed by the
state with rowing commission to put down
lawlessness everywhere in their own way.
They enlist fer year for $50 month and
rations, furnishing their own horses and ar
maranf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

GENERAL A. S. Diyen, of Elmira, one of
the most prominent men ever connected
with the New York anti7monopoly league,
has withdrawn from the body, and in let
ter explaining his action says 81 am glad
at least to be disconnected with the latest
absurdity of this organization-the endorse :
ment of the Democratic ticket
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10
mr. r,ondon SATURDAY Review calls Amer

The London Saturday Review calls Amer
lea ''the country par excellence of superfc-
ial Culture and affected interest in science
and arts" This same hypercritical journal,
in discussing certain phases of recent pc
Iitical embroglio in New York, conveys the
startling information that Mr.. Conkling
requested the President 10 pass certain
elevated railroad bill' as personal favorl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-10

Ladies' ans New York Boots specially. Wood
planses l. Gardsides Boots on Congress Street.
French KiA with Matt Kid Tops, all widths, sizes
and half sizes. Walking Boots Opera Toe, Cut Toe,
new Nnd stylish all widths and sizes.
Beyd's New York Boots, in French Kid, Oil Goat
and Cloth Top. Our increasing trade on fine goods
cempels to keep the best, from the narrowest to
the widest your long slim narrow feet perfectly fit
ted.
price goods specially. The worth Of your money
each and every time.
Fall and Winter Boots from the narrowsst to the
widest
Bcets md Shoes sent by mail. postage prepaid.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
A Pretty parlog Ornament.

4 table Tor the Par.or which is the
fancy Of tire hour, and which is pretty
enough to be popular for long time,
and to be more than g passing fan. y,
is made Of any kind Of ll-scssoned
wood. 1t may have a square or dia-
mond-shaped top; il has round legs,
put on at each corner; there are
braces also, that 90 from one leg 10
the other. a beautiful covering for
one is dark green velvet; this is tao. :
ed Oh the under side. If economy II
no object, pretty silver clasps can he
pat on ct each corner. The legs are
wound with alternate bands Of the
velvet and OF cardinal satin ribbon
the ribbon is tied in a bow at each
corner; the braces are bound with
the velvet alone; the wood Of which
the table is made is nowhere exposed
to view. This is handsome table TO
stand in a bay window and to hold q
small piece Of stataary. The color OF
the velvet must be, Of course, in ac-
cord with the general tone Of the par
Tor, but the shades Of olive SO popular
now are pretty with almost anything
There IS richness about the greens
Ct the present day which Tighter
colors do not possess. These tables
are not expensive, but it takes DE
best part Of 500 piece to get one.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
Notice

ia tie District Court tire Second Judicial Dis.
t1ie; Of i@sh5 Tertiary, in and for Aiturns
County
il the matter Of The estate and Guardianship o:
columbus burse, M lIsane person
TIA rtadin. lIe hiing the petition Of Jonas W.
brown, the auaTaiai % the estate Of Columbus
hutse, III lnssne person, praying fer order Of
sale Of certain rec! fstete belonging 10 his ssid
ward Tor the uses ami purposes therein set forth
II ls hereby ordered thkt the next Of kin of the
sara ward ellG III persons interested il the raid
estate aliiesr before this Count on Ihursday tbs
third day Of August 1889, at 20 o'clock M al shs
courtroom of this caart. Il. the town of HALEY
County Of Aturas, Territory Of Idaho then aud
there 70 saeH cause why order should rot be
granted for The sale Of snch estate. And il fur.
iher ordered, that copy of this order be publish
ed II least ence Week fer three successive weeks
before the ssid dry u herring in the Wood River
Times, ne @siaper printed and published in said
tYwn OF HALEY and County VI alturas.
natea JAY II, 1892.
4. f. fRlCkFTT,
iYfi iax8w District Iudse
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
Summong.

Territ,.y IF Idaho, Comfy OF AIturas-ss- III
The District Court FOR the Territory of Idaho, Sec
epd Judieial District.
rers under the lirm name Of Hniiian &, Leonsri.
plaintiff, - Ghe Lsurium Mining Company, de
ftnaent.
cf tEe people oE tae United States, IN the Territory
u Idaho. IGu hereby notified thHt there IL
,e on fle IN tie Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court VI the SECOND Jddicihl District OF sud Fer
ritz - N naiiey, County eff Ait1ras, the complaint
Ji Joseph Pinkham aud fnIerlc * Leonard, part
ners under the firm maine q frAham Leonard,
.4t.sing tAat On about the ,tnd ayof November
i@sl they sold npd dC!iyt red t. you at hetchGn IN
said Aiturga comfy, Idaho Territory, at YOU
special instance aud request, goods, wares ana
~ Fehans1se Of The value u .J,J5S 1T The agreed
priee OF - 5G3 ara tlat part Q. said sum has
been paid except the suAi OF $1,000. paid IN TIT
Il cay II December, 1881. The said plaint is as,,
isIH The sun. .! 2i03 tor money paid cut and eN-
aeadtt fer Your ana benefit u Huston y
cray .swyoIa u Du,se c ty Idaho, Jsn,isrg Is
Us. Wherefore plaintiffs play juaeinen against
yea til. stliK Of >2its and interest at ~ Iertent
.tr a4nuet s1,3C3 from Bee eiIbcr u, isol ana
ukg int, rest siGG ..u?n January Isl. ss2 and
4a;s ~ sn-t Ihr IN v IAoie tniiy appearing ~
plaintiffs complaint, . certified copy u wlleh j.
n..r~ltn seIg.d.
Ana INT nnIoss you appear and answer to said
sollp It eithin ton cay lItr the stIyI.t Aerect
Il served TIM AltutHs county, and thin twtntS
!p4e.eI District and wIthili ioity uas- u 5 rived
yGt q eaza Distr.t ,eAriusNe ot line day ~ ser
yieet Judgment will be taEan aRs.nst yon by de
5attIt tfe demanded IL tie complaint, To-
~. s. 4es md interest II 10 per crlt per allnuIt
$500 fro. December q, lsol, and hkc nter, $
vi $40 from January ut, 1882 and cCsts Of su!t
Ii testimony whereof, L y. j. kichardsuu, C!eri
vi said Bsstr.et Court kaye ha.Gaat0 -; Ms Aana
AL atiiAed te sasl u sad C14tt II haley this
/ -eth ouy ii aaieh, . 1882
A !, RICHARDSON,
| tys Clers ii the Dlstriet curt,
Ey }. A kUETRT Deputy.
| 6. Z EiHgs&ury End nast,n . Gray, stt4rts,
| fof plaintiffs JS3l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
Application for Patent.
United states Lard offcc.

Boise City Idxho, JEly Is, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that henry + miller,
whose postofce edurts Is Bellevue. Attnras coun-
IT, Ilano Territory, has made application for
United States Patent tof the 3esh u IS Loas
Mining Claim sitaAte in MMeral Ill Mining Dis
E-ict Aturas county. Idaho TER tory, consisting
ii so linear fee If the lode, and surface ground
800 ieet wide, being LIT No. -, nnd dtstrsned -
the field notes and plat OF the official survey on ME
in this office with magnetic yaflstloii al 10 dtbfss
and Is minutes eGst Is -oli0ws:
CONNIE nc. IL Ut tis discovery thence s0htn ~
iear,sts and 80 minutes east along ceHtcr line OF
southeastern END If clam Greet ceit u 81 utli-
eastern and line Of claim thence hGrtA 70 degrees
md 80 III nu.es east 3t'o feet to- pest No i tAenee
nortn 80 degrees and 20 min II west 5De ictt 70
pcst NO = thence ,ut 70 degrees ana So minutes
west t(U feet t. post NJ. j.: teEee - degrees ana
10 minutes east l50J feet t. post SO. !; thehee
north 20 degrees a,.d 30 minutes east 600 feet 10
yost Nc. the place beginning, survey 81 eAttr-
cr boundsrits embracing Of 10 6l-ltJ acres,
from post No l. quarter arrtlon, ctrner uh SCI tIoh
line, between sections u and y, twnsnp north
vluge 10 east; oeals south 81 degrees and - iali-
Itt q st losi Iett distant.
Any ana 81 ptIst1s claiming aCyt rstiy eny por-
ton u the '.Qtes 81 S. I, Gt Mining CLAIM or
surface ground are reqar red To file thelr adverse
Claims with tie Register Of the tnifed
STATES Land Office at Boise city, LA
40 Territory Guling the sly days period
II puDlcat.p TIT reof or they Will pe barred by
grtae ii the provisions OF the statute Tie said
li.. NJ clalpn being OF r'turQ III the flee If the
CuuHty Itcorttr said mining district, ut haity.
N Alfuras county. iaito Iel- .fury. The near.~t
snuvn Location. bling tnG s'ttuten Of tns Hills,
t.is notice be Published III tue Woop RI.EH
.!aas, the newspaper puhllshed hearts ths said
runIgtg ulai!M, fer ne Ierod OF sixty dsys.
Sp.l J04;G L, Miller NeSlater,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23

siUn T. society. Ifntness OF Vision hnfses III th,
Head; tue vital inid passing uuobsorsed in tilt
nrilt. ana Iaapy other diseases that lead to r,ai.
Try sfd death.
nk MINfIE. Who j. regular phyaictrn tgrad.
nate al tn. University u Penfsgly auia} viii
agree Ia forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DnIiAns tor
rasa u this kind the VITAL REsrOKA.
TIVE under his special sdslce and treatment
viii mt cure ~ Ter anything impure or injurious
fn.nd III IL DIR NINTH treats al private lis
eases successfully w.tLoGt mercury. CONSTR IA
ZION FREE Thorough examination and advice
Including sgalysis Of ufiIe - az. Price Of VITaI
aEsieHAfIsF. - 90 bottle 81 tour times til,
quantity sf0 90; sent 10 any address mon recep,
CT rriee, CT Z o. p, secure from observation and
~ private name, II desired hy A. L. MISIIE. Nj
u. Il EoErny street. SHh Francisco, Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE fEEE, sent on application
" se'ltr stating symptoms. sex AM; age Ci5i4-
mun1setiCns strictly confidential.
DE AlSTIt'S KIDNEY s.EAEDY, NEnHRTIJ-
GUN. cures all kinds q. Kidney snd Bladder Com
plants, Gonurthoss, G,set L.ucurrbaa iar sal.
BY All arusgsts 81 90 bottle battlcs tsr = &c
DIR. NlNTlES DAADELIoS PILLS are the D. 5,
and Cheapest DlsrErsIA and Burors cure il, III.
market. Fer sale by al druggists
MI orders Tor medicine G. Q. 4 must be arco1n-
painted with 81 las guarantee II good faith
Witch "i't be deducted WHEN the package IS
<hinrsi
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
Application FOR Patent
NoaicE go ~
yslrnD ;s:Arla LAsD oryicF.

i. Gafst Ct1l, lu.no,
AUGUST :. $50"
Aot.cs = h&-eAy given thlt gtan4 to,l.. ut
iiui.y idsE6; l.. l.. Newman sss3 Is Il. Far Of
hitibe J pyN, bak0sA TtIfit.It, " t.t4r sttctDvy
al tact krnl4i byiof, wues, livetpinte address,
Halicy a4tufas tuuat., ltatp, have ipade apfIlca-
ton i,r Il Gtiea ~ tbs F5ttlt t6r tt
AUAU MfN1AB tlUDf MINING CLAIM,
stu " ~ ..st!trni tiit NIntns D.Stsset altucas
tety Idehu ,rc5ls.!4, consisting "a T. 90 linear
teot "a IT, ittt anG surface .ronla uea ie't Niue,
ptlaS l4t s,u.bi utla q rbS3 ia tLt t.tid III
..ito pat 81 tie eGCiai survey lIit tAts a,t
Nc Insgnt ~ Is 1t rG,s KIN.
Utas Gust toll N,8 Commencing the l.lsguNtr
paAht I tAls Ca In sla IulhHE htrtH q. uesIsta
anu ~ minutes EST along center Line cItiIe. 81
cnd q tll.l,i, IL let cVhtef II IurtLe6
eld u etallu, tDruee nprtd tj t.t2i.es - iILlss
W.; 5t0 let - post No. i ihenSs s9uth es ue-
gFets AID A. Eanuats *tsf t,stU tv - post M.
.ftfoc south - degrees and - lun4tltes east Uou
.ctt r peSt No j tueh,e north 81 s.tSTces and &
a.#iIutt EAST 80 let tp 81 M, tlstG. Itrth
- 8 aireAs lu4d 70 ii4Gta- I'D IVet t. post M
l. tho place % haS.autn5 s - ot exterior euun.
Gart. ., embracing IA NTvo :. :. q % s9ltg.
t,oiil IL 81 NJ. = I. >. n III 80 H4, II aofth
g 81 Ices W.sf :.55f tact Il 1t.
Any sEl3 81. pers49s .i..lti5 4gT3rssly an rCr-
til VI t3a Ntennant s.tal Ivs. A.th. I1aI q. sur
tsta ,.FsgH4, sre required t. EIe Their adverse
clslli.s S4tu tas ues#st ii tAa L s. lAud of.l,e
~ FeI1QG u Pu5lt ttie III tsei or fsteS viii be
ugtFta Z. stide u tls piuylszens u tat futg.
fac said nHFHg sItI-a being ii reeori "a tue
;! o. tile t!ltf lie ptetru. al, MI nj ( latr Ct
- Ha.tts, II. s1tlras,uui5 ldgite i, IT ttrS5 n
hGsi 3 at-ta iutatle t.tsls4 tat BEst Cte. ala
Montana loU, Is.
ute#t taet tins nottea lie published II tie
Aaot kI4tt bsfiy I'm. i re - 4I,sf tubt;shesl
aeaftst TIE raia nritii-G stsi.4 tue pa.tea Ut
at G#Ss Join i. A4itEE7 4. gist=r
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
0Enl M1QnG.

Territory q I}aho, county If Aitares-ss. II
the Distcll eaHlt u the Territory d iaaLo, See
mi jua8clai Esstliet
ENUS a. NALL. plairt.tf, ys the LACRIu@
5I3VLR MINING C0tfAsY dtfCudant
70 the Ilai4uin Silser Mining Company; II
the ci n people eli tle tniied States :. the
Territory . idGaa5 iau SIRE hereby notified tlAt
thcrt ~ Uaw aa HE iii the ce III the CLERK ~ the
District Court Of tha Sceen1 Judicial District a
said Terrlt.rE IN Haley, county f Aituras, tic
complaint ui EGos A. M@l, demanding iud sinent
sgsi.ist you ter the Of tive hundred ana six
Teen dclials Hud ttiy ctuts, b.ns sfnouat. lr.I
Cs.s and interest duo ca & certain rroM5ss 3IS
note made by a.ituGant Is I,ohert G Lansing, i
order, November y, icsl. Tor iha saAs 90 with
nteraat, payable nicnti.s etter aate, the SAFE
HaGrtl q, Lansing having endorsed tie SAID uote
to tbs fieiGtif fls tstts hetng more fully Sci
toi ia IL plant n tomr lAiAt ccltiEtd espJ VI
which Is herewith served.
Ana ttut unless you appear end answer 10 5s I
complains within tn day after the service o.reoi
il served wthln said toiaty, ara within twenty
days. II served ut = said euaety pHt within s;14
fuilciai District, and within tetty aaSs il serseq
>lss OF $3.50 District exclusive tie day ot SER
yItet judgment WIZ be taken AGAINST Jcu BY l,e
isut Ter saiG sum VI S5li.50 and costs 81 su5t
II testlnyny whereof l. A, l.. Richardson, Cterl
IT sail D-steigt Count, have Eereant1 set Is
i,vnd snd affixed the Seal oi stid Ctuft NJ HaIiey
Fans TIN isy q August A. y. la5es
A. l. ItuAEDSGE
T.. s CLERK ii lie Distrie, C4uYt
y. u. tAiressnry at rncY ter llHlat II, re
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
Application for Patent.
UNITED Stars LAND OFFICE,
so2tCE so. Is.

TH!rrp SrATEs I.ND OFFICE
BoIsE CRY lpAao
august 2: 1859
votice IS hereby given mat Robert c.
.9iiu fa,irtt on SAIL lake. IsyIite,v OF Utah.
81 Their legally authorized agent, ". H. Watt,
=.i ne tovlr oi 4uiley, Aittii.ns county Idaho
.rr1rltorv .u\ o mad. 4 upijcatj0p fora United
state, paieni III, tI,c
KITTY ioDE MINING CLAIM
-ittiefa IN Mineral iii; Mining IIstrlc, ltf,-
Ut. ...itt.,+ IaoIin sfr.r,ifnrS es,,Isi,tiur ~
NO Iin.a, feet Of he lode. aud suriaea
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-23
Application fer Patent.
notice no. es.
USTrEp STATes LAND OFFICE,


BOISE SIif. iDAAo lERkliOHf
1,t,tice is hereby given that RoberiC. Cham
berS afi; Walter T. Jenney, of the City and
County OF Salt Lake, Territory OF Utah by
their legally authorized agent, W. II. W att, OF
the town OF Haley, Aituras county, Idaho
Territory, have lnade application for
United states patent for the
SPOTTED TAIL LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Mineral Till Mining District, Al
turas county, Idaho Territory, consisting OF
500 linear feet OF the lode. and surface
ground 800 feet wide, being lot No. IS, md des-
eribcd in the field notes and plat of the Off
eial survey on file in this office, with mag
netic variation Ut IA degrees and 80 minutes
east, as follows: Commencing at the dis
covcry pointof this claim aud running south
10 degrees Sd minutes east along center line,
southeastern end OF claim. 1,o00 feet, center Of
southeastern end line of clan4 thence north
50 degrees east 800 feet to post No. /; thence
north ~ degrees and 80 minutes west ,2s2 feet
to post No, :, thence north % degrees and SO
minutes west .dS f. et TO post No. 3; thence
south 30 degrees west 600 feet to post No. 1,
thence south y degrees and 80 minutes east
1GS feet To post No ); thence south 40 degrees
aud SO minutes east ,232 feet to post No. d;
thence north - degrees east 600 feet to post
NJ. |, the place q beginning survey of exter-
Tor boundaries, embracing an area OF H.5T
acres. From post No. =, u. =. NJ NJ. No
bears north 81 degrees 90 minutes west 1861
feet distant
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion; OF the spotted Tail lode mining claim
or surface ground are required To file THERE adj
Verse claims with the Register of the Y. s.
Land office, at Boise City, Idaho Territory,
( during the sixty days period OF publication
thereof. or they viii be blurred by virtue OF
ng ciain, being OF record in the Office OF the
| County '}7es.isi,.r OF said mining district. at
unile., "a Al'ai:.s county, Idaho Territory.
Mountain iew, lot No. s.; the Durango, lot
40. -, and the Kitty io No. 81.
direct tiiat this notice DC published in the
! &Dod River Iaiiy Times. the newspaper
| Published nearest tie said mining claim
1 Tor rs period " sixty days.