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The daily gazette., 1882-12-11
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AbALLUlNlt
OF Importance In a.
-, To-nay. Seha
MAsiiiNGToE, Doe. f.-Iru..
Ar, Edmunds and Mr.. lIar-G,.",,.i'i ,'ia'e to-i
petitions, signed by tolncco i1 1 pfgalI
mpnt gnd Indiana asl,rq n,,, '''a n u
w y ~ removed FROM tobacc1 II, 'ae
o. TAX already paid ,er .oeE vi, '''g IT,, en5
funded TO them. 90 -" NaAl Je Il
MT, hoar asked when ", ~
Onto intended to call un III. cli,i cgliiie,5 n
Reform bill. H. had sana,tin,.'n .'n ~
the general question. ana sl,"tl % ~
.ay II on the specific propg.', l,,, p'ely1
IMAM on The incidental ous.ti,g nv"
siderable debate followed dn.f. d1' \
Mr. Dawes presented NJ, sub.,s,nt n
nlh WIN permission tohgyf n nlt,.,,
Pendleton finally gave notice in'., '"'.L
ash .,... " 'ake is, up the hIlla soon h II. y
fuptcy bill was disposed Of % ivy
MT Jones Of Florida introduced Il
promote aud encourage t,i.,a-,,"", ~
munieali0n between Europe er5 f.,e 4,
referred to the Committee On Ea..,f ,IHf
lations. "' foEe!sn|
Mr, Vance offered re.olutioa c.,p
the Secretary Of the Treasury for 10" da,
statement, showing TIE co.t Of the ~ y
uon oil Internal revenue III tho s-n,H
districts for the pas, Gscsl yo,r ,ri'
Clause OF the resolution states lt,, ~. w
missioner Of Internal revenue, ror,,,
the usual custom, had failed 10 .unnlvl
information. ''PlNyl
MI Anthony thought this csn.e /
less aud slur on the commis,,ona1
was somewhat modified, aud then nd,
On application OF MIR. Conyrr tb@
Select Comm tee on Shipping VA grl
further time IN which to rfpofr
During discussion as to what com ]
communications on estimates Of tbp n
sipp! River Commission should oo III
positions to spend money On Iry,o.
reclaim land was criticised by Mr. a
who wanted the communications refer,
the Committee on Commerce.
IN THE HOUSE.
In the House to-day resolution II
ported by the Committee on Commerl
ing ON the Secretary Of War to n,l
Congress what amount Of money
priated by the last River AMI llartd
had been used and VII bc
by tae end OF the fiscal
and what portion, If ans, has
used for any purpose other tlau n
proVement Of navigation and c1nl
J whether any portion las been within,
II 70, how much, and why, and to Ma
much Of this sum usually remains oya
to forward to the House The tstmaej7
engineering depth for rigers and haftA
placed Ia the book Gf estimates.
Mr.. Page explained that Us thereha
so much bowling throughout the 4
about the bill it was though, proler<
out whether or not any of fAis Sd
really expended in an improper mlnt
This brought Mr. Cox aud Mr. HI
q their feet, Mr.. karson rtma-kiNg
. Page, when IN charge oi III. Rv
HaThor bill at the last session cl0a
debate by calling tle Ir,yiou, qucsyi
Mr.. Cox called attention 10 The 4
verdict ON the bill.
Mr.. Robeson sahl he believed
cause for the attack upon the I'D,
men who suggested If, could be N
men now owning railroads.
A lively discussion Ie.owel
The House Committee On Aapp-oN
Will report the pest ogiCo tili Moll
propriating $40, Ill, ,lll@j, against
900, last year.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

CREsToS, Iowa, Dec. 9.--Mrs Lizzie SEQ
field was burned TO death at the Commercial
Hotel to-day by her clothing taking fire.
MADISON, WIS, Dec. 9.-John L. Kube,
Justice of the Peace, at Watertown, Wis,
has been found guilty Of forgery. On the
announcement Of the verdict he dashed from
the court house and escaped, but later was
captured
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oI0rHIS6.
BEST FITTING
GARMENTS.

1t is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing is sold by the
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
and this fall we have tried to
perfect every garment, and to-
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
our former patrons can attest
to the quality. Just step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better fitting
than most of the custom work
that is made at a very low
price. We make this statement,
although we make to order suits
as low as Eighteen Dollars, but
more of our custom work is
I
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit because we are having the
finest work in our city, and our
customers are the best dressed
, , people on the street. just STOP
long enough to look at oul
suits and overcoats, and we have
no doubt you will say as Others
! have at is a pleasure to know
we can find such fine goods a
!, such low prices in our city,
a Look at our TEN~DOLLAF
5 SUITS and our FIFTEEN
DOLLAR OVERCOAT; thes'
are special bargains.
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & &c
Z Fourth and Market SITS.
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A BAG paylnont Tor a "Ealance.

New YORK, Dec. 9.-Messrs. J. A. & W.
Seligman {. Co., the well-known bankers,
who are the financial agents Of the Panama
Canal Company to-day paid to the United
States Trust Company $1,000 900, the bal
ance due for the purchase of Panama Rail
road Company s stock by the canal coEpany
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C,TYiTEMs
cbaa. II. Vary. Fhlla. Messenger, 500

Cha7. II. Vary, Fhila. Messenger, 500 Market.
-.uttsrley & Co., Photographers, ao2 Market st
A fill lina of Heaters. Ranges. Heating
Stovcz. Cookin. Stoves, Farmers Boilers. etc,
at .Shoen's Heater, Range and Stove House,
-oJ 10 cl3 Shipl2y street.
Erit';s. Crates aud Repairs constantly on
hand at Saoens Heater, Range and Stove
House, ge to 2la Shipley street
tSboeu', Heater range and Stove House. is
eOugact Il with the telephone exchange All
orders eoe prompt attention.
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The stnclk Exehnnge open..

Ileald & Company opened their stock
exchange in the north room of the
Smith Building, formerly occupied by the
Republican State Committee, at > o'clock
this afternoon. The room is a pleasant one,
and large crown is present. The sale OF
stocks and other securities and real estate is
progressing finely, /. W. Stidham & Son
briug auctloneers.
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FREEZING TO DEATH.

The Horrible suiFerings During the Biz
zard In Dakota.
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA, Dec. s-Ter-
rible sufierings from the blizzard are re-
ported near Adler and Mendelson settle
ments in this county, where the Russian re-
fugees are living.
Many families suffered intensely and a
man named Sulinger, who undertook TO re-
move his wife and child 10 more comfort
able quarters discovered TO his horror on
arriving at his destination that the woman
and child had both frozen to death.
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train,,s BANGING school.

Eugene f. Fraim will open his dancing
school in the lecture room Of the Masonic
Temple On Monday evening. Mr.. Fraim is
popular young man and his many friends
wish him success in his now enterprise. Ills
advertisement appears elsewhere on this
04 ,sp IN 1AV
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Candidates For Appointment

H. is rumored that z. ID. Tarr and Mr..
Kendree Downham, Of Sussex county, are
both desirous Of being appointed assistant
lupeiintendents of public schools The
gentlemen are both Republicans.
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j u0RRIBLl. SAsL,

An Awful Recital Of faihef
natural Crime The AcrGscd hiI|
self.
AUBCRN, y. y. Dee 9.-Alyah \
Of Geneva, this county, wa. yo'fr1
ylcted Of incest wiDh his daughter,
ing over a period Of ei-Nt Year.,
course Of his trial Il ~o. developed
daughter had submitted 10 l,r iatq
tercourse ever since 81, up 70 Ap7
present year, undcr thrca, o ln'l4'
If sle resisted OF attempted to dl 4
crime.
Last spring The girl CONCLUDED
longer submit to her lo'hef unl47
whereupon the brute struck her ~
the face, telling her to iir Er'a1
examination Of the sin aso d'sl
fact that she had given btHh TO
1880 of " hich Green wi, l''' l41
which died soor aitThrlb
After conviction yesterday
placed IN cell to await 'ni, i',' y
next. To-day he succeeded VI
keeper was temporarily -ts'pl al
in hanging himself te tNe door u
where the body was l"uua sl'I'h
keeper on his return from NJ inolA
Green was 40 year. Old li's as
NOW u.
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Eirr Alnln BOX Tn.t.

The new lire alarm boxes, Nos. Al, n and
81 were tested to-day, and arc now in SER
vice, The boxes all struck with remarkable
regularity, having been carefully prepared
by Mr. Springer, the battery and lineman.
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Tic i,ough, chips wltn pianI

a
CHICAGO, Dec a.-Ihe a.'o'a'tI i,'
del, Baremore ~ Co, eSlan'ny
merchants of New lo'k, "a
against Mike Mcdonald "hllI, "a
known gambler, io=rtgo'ef 49,. T',sJ N
day filed their declaration. ~ Gs,aS ~ II
one. Andrew J. Poiari' ea-'-'. y,
Donald and his ganl.eIs, % d H. ~
and exchanged diamond is@,"'
to Randcl, BaWmeft = ~ n,s h
81 .802 ior chips, alloi %lIiep w e'5
game. Mcdonald reiu,f' IT,
amount SO lost to the ce'nF1''
the suit.
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.lLIsuADs.

lie with tho LAteal
ctions.
WILMINGTON FOR
- o.30-6.55 T.o0t--T.b0
lt-o.tSl-10.3O-l1.bS q.
9.38-l.b3-2.30t--4.00-
-T.2B--T.S0A--o.E .E6Apm.-
-2.23a--g. .S0--T. .bo-- 9. 30
bI7S--a 9sA-5 "a n IN
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wastllo Childs Lost

PnlLApELpnlA, Dac. 1.-THE
prIntcd In the morning laPw,f h
loss of the tugboat, Ge2fsg 2f IN
Hatteras on November =, J,,...l,,5gsl 4
correct. The .HH'time E5''%sg' q I,ip
ported her at Jacksonville Ia
ber z.
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TAE CIrH MA XXX ETs.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In the
Btreet Market.
FLOUR ETC.
CORRECTED DAILY BY The WILLIAM LEA d
Sens COMPANY BRANDYwINE MILLs--
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.Thc woman who seek; Feiiel i3l,,. i.oa Nd
dragu iLee gSa tinds d. what lie ocs, o,,.y h
alblity Is destroyed OF IN, " by uch 4
No cure was ever Wr9uEir, 4 Tie laJa 4
the logger they are e plo1 1cbioril. ~
the cnss becomes l.e,'S ,.a Mrs.
helladonna alone ana uSs
Vegetable Compaias -
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DRUGGISTS.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DR. r.. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for ilysterla, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
sion, Loss Of Memory. SnertnRtorrhaa, Impo.
tency, Involuntary Remission, Premature Old
Age, eAnsed by oyer-exertion, self-abuse, or
oyer-indulgence, which leads TO misery decay
and death. One box viii cure recent eases. Each
bog contains months treatment. Ono dollar
box, or six boxes Tor IS; sent by mail prepaid
ON receipt of price. We guarantee elk boxes TO
cnre any ease. with each order received by us
for six boxes, accompanied with Is, We will send
the purchaser a written guarantees TO return ihe
money N the treatment does not eject a cure.
Guarantee issueu Oniy ny n. Il. DAkNOHIH,
Druggist, corner Second aud Market streets Wiz
mingtOn, Delaware. ole agent.
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A preacher Dismissed !

CHICAGO, Dec. o.-Ihe Ky ha,'ri.'Ial
Wilcox, pastor OF the i,,'i ..'.-J .,.I's.t IA
Of this city has been diaall.''' i,ls
eating heterodoxical views,
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OUR MAILS
Their Arrival end Departure, Taking
Effect July lst, 1882.
The Post OfIice IN this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 n. ~. to r. IN.
Private boxes arc accessible until II p. m. on
Sundays open from $50 to 80 u. m. Private
boxes accessible from 10 p. M. The whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 p. m. The
money order of1ce win close at 600 p. u.
MAILS CLOSE Az FOLLOWS:
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OUR MAILS

As-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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WANAMAKER & Brown.

OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
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uR,sroL ITEMS.
Iron THE pIocHE RECORD. ]

FOR TIE PIocHE RECORD.
High winds and low pocket.books.
1t is impossible to make a rainbow
from charcoal Dust
On Sunday last Mr.. Ferguson and
wife left here for Providence Mountain.
7. NJ, Short has opened boarding
house and informs us that he already has
Is boarders.
With its usual promptness the Day
Company paid off the furnace employees
on the 18th inst.
What is the difference between a wild
cat and dog? One is catamount and
the other is q mount-a-cat.
Haggerty & Barton have added Go feet
of substantial board sheds to their hay
and feed stabliRg establishment.
The lead ore from the Iron mine now
being worked at the furnace greatly
facilitates the reduction of the other ores.
A blood-red decoction of chicory may
possess delicate and grateful aroma to
some people, yet We are not all con.
stituted alike.
Our esteemed fellow townsman Mr.
All Kee came within hairs breadth o.
unlocking the gate to the golden stair
way by insulting white man.
Oh for steed, feet footed, staunch
and not to bucking given, that We might
launch in hour of need, this morta
branch and sack of feed to straightway
leave this spot of greed, of unpaid bill.
and various ills, and find another heaven
The boarding house keepers are nov
engaged in harvesting the full crop o
flies for winter use. They can be worke,
up into mince pie, pudding, soups, etc.
and at the same time are inexpensive
This last item alone is OF inestimabl
value to the average boarding-hous
keeper.
Doc Gibson of Woods L Mccullough
ranch was in town recently, hunting u
old friends and making new ones. ii
is the same old Doc that he was whe
we first met him some hundred odd year
ago, and left here Wednesday for Provi
dence mountain, CAL, via Phoebe. Ma
his shadow, which will make wide mar
in any road, never grow less.
We are informed that the young an
progressing queen who is sojourning .
Mr.. Frabe's villa has brought to her fee
two OF our rising young men, one {
whom is noted for his great wealth, 81
perior intellect and literary attainment
and the other for tooth brush, bottle I
sozodont and white stand-up cola
That the latter is the object Of the lady
choice is generally understood.
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The DIFFERENCE-The difference be-
between bathing at Panaca and Phoebe is
about the same as between eating beef
and turkey: The eating Of an occasional
piece of turkey is very palatable and does
man good. He enjoys it and feels con-
tented, but when it comes to regular
diet, beef is chief. Taking an occasional
bath at the warm springs at Panaca is
exceedingly beneficial to a person, pro-
vided he doesn't swallow too much warm
water; but when it come down to taking
from twenty to thirty baths regular
every day, the Phoebe method is far
superior and is not so weakening. Many
of the brethren have cast aside their
preiudces and indulge in Phoebe bathing
whenever the have an opportunity.
WILL CONE. understand that the
various candidates nominated by the late
political State Conventions will visit Lin
coin county. As there will probably not
be any sack" on either side during the
coming political campaign, the candidates
will be under the painful necessity of
''rustling" for themselves. They will now
even take the trouble to visit the out Of
the way places They will visit Panaca
| and endeavor to convince the brethren
THAT their respective party nominated
none but Mormons and polygamists on
their tickets. This is not the kind of
taffy that the Mormons swallow.
AB. PoLLY's has been appointed Regis
try Agent at Long Valley, Utah. Not.
withstanding that women are now barred
from voting in Utah, we predict that all
the females for miles around will get Their
names on Uncle Abners list. The old
coon is to gallant boy to deprive the
ladies Of the privilege of registering.
HEREAFTER 1 will not issue rebate
tickets; but will give lowest NET prices
to all, selling for cash only. and without
rebate. Call and examine goods.
j. PoUJADE.
CAPT. II. S. LUBBOCK is talked of a
the Gentle candidate for Sheriff o
Washington county, Utah. Our churcl
people will take as much pleasure il
flooring the Captain as any other man.
OWING to the large number of wit
nesses having been summoned to appea
, at the examination now being held befor
the Justice, Of evenings quite a crowd @
people appear on Main street.
]. PouJADE and c. H. Patchen, dele
gates to the Republican and Democrat
State Conventions, have returned an
! the:.r trip seems to agree with them.
q NorIcE of the Day Company's anpu;
meeting, which takes place on the l9tl
will be found under the head of "Ne'
8 To-day"
BISHOP MoNoGUE and Father Molone
a will be in Phoebe on Sunday, the Oath {
September, and will hold confirmation.
WE are receiving a very fine asser
r ment of delicious fruit in Phoebe.
mostly comes from Southern Utah.
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When You Saw

That feet of Prairie Schooners' sailing up Meadow
Valley street. you may have thought that Arab Bey had
taken the British squadron and going carry off
of big shafts in order that he might hole
the Suez Canal through but if you're wrong again,
usual my dear The fact is that have received and
am opening number of choice articles in my line
among which els
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MUpY Valley, Sept. s, 1851.


MRS. RECORD; Things IL moVih along
,hr, .h.o.h;, ,d r.,a valid nv this
,oL.I;,v ,x,. Good .onsvdar;n wurk;n
fo,.o. -. COG h,sho,s : +ha ve.la nv
s'''' ''o'o '''
the mole valley
Their hes bin, an IL goin to be sum NOR,
changes made Mt st. Thomas sumo. Mr..
Jack Long IL goin TO open sai1h an
dars.r s Sss ,,on ON ,,s;t 20 Jrtaw lint this
qrate stopi5 MAC for the publick is kept
up by her sun Charles in her abcent. Mr..
Coleman tends TO the kulenary depart
ment, an Miss finenuts u actln mousse
ior pe' Pr, ,e Dr. rar.ad NOR crane than
anv ora nan in tbe yalsv an Peg.leU
wv WI, 0ne ~" c. E.uao, Col oar
IL in charge Nv this dept. at present.
Miiions' bucks an poiieyticks y al 'ae
tax near list now y. =. pis eolh "
run LOT .. [. on th1 DEM 'i 1r, Shs.
will win the race: ANYHOW hes the fastest
lokin boss NV the two. Our frien Shakey
has gut his rite name now, FUR he shakes
e's'' o"'' % oo'' MS paw
| THERE is but one fault as to the local.
itv Of the Chisholm mine II is located
little too far from town for the boys
to come IN and get their cocktails De.
lore meals, put they MAKE up 'or los'
in.
u,,v. ;u ~. ;s.,. r.h.,e
20 ali s.,,;na Gov 90. on,v and w;tbou,
rebate. Cali and examine goods.
]. POUJADE
WE always have warned our Bristol
corresnondent 70 "oo slow y for ;f he did
not We felt pretty positive that the
snakes would be after HIM.
Mr.. MOORE, who arrived from Ell Do
RADIO Canyon last Wednesday, reports the
has;s than ever before.
THERE is nothing new to report IN re
gard to the development of the mines il
the county this week.
r; !. ,.;a..h,o .. ao .,
:.
the MUDDY. lion >. IL. Megarrigie
very SICK Win II.
VIZ wander what kind of n ticket tn
; p,,. III -, -. :. a.;
/. Gepntu Conv.mt;on ~
'
ROOTS AND SHOES Hymau has ius
: r.ce;xed . large assortment of verv fin
hoots and shoes
{
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WHEN our young friend Kelley goes
to the Chisholm mine of evenings, with
his coat pockets filled with candy for the
Young ladies out there, he would do we'll
to sew up the holes in his pockets, and
then the boys will not be able to track
him in the morning by the candy scat
tered along the trail.
RICHARD RIEPE, the BALD Eagle Of
Bristol" and one of our next Assembly
men to the Legislature, was in town a
couple of days during the week.
Miss MATTE SAuDERs accompanied
her mother, Mrs. Bailey, who left for
Iowa, on Monday.
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TEA-KETTLE.

Made in Trmble County Kentucky and brought around
the Horn heated under the Tropics and cooled near the
Pole having crossed the line twice. and having been purl
fed by the most skillfu rectifers in the world.
Also some Frst-Class
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Good California RaiSinS.
Choice Home Made MaccarOni,
white.
Choice Homemade Chocolate.
Choice California Patent Pro-
cess Flour.
New HOminy.
California Syrup i'm kegs.
New Pickles i'm kegs.
Fresh Grain Pepper; choicest.
Choicest UncOlOred Tea; now all
the rage.
Choicest English Breakfast Tea.
Fresh Canned Asparagus.
Best Liverpool Dairy Salt. @
Choicest Fine-GrOund Table
Salt.
Choicest Costa Rica Coffee.
China Mat Rice.
Straw Paper.
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A Western geologist predicts that
Montana will become the greatest coal.
producing State in the Union.
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And above and beyond all in the estimation Of lovers Of
the coil of grain" shipment of the genuine old
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CLARET e PORT WINES.

need not here refer to the large stock OF choice
Brandes and other Liquors and Wines, which constantly
keep on hand in quantities large enough to allow them to
attain sufficient degree of age to soften and mature
them and fit them for the palate Of the connosseu before
they are sold.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announces himself as q candidate for County
Recorder of Lincoln County sub .ect to the de-
cision Of the Republican County Convention.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-21
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. A3.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
March IA, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that Robert C. Chambers
and Emma F. Macintosh, all Of Salt Lake City.
Utah Territory, have made application for United
States Patent for the o. K. lode and mining lain,
situate in Mineral Hill Mining District. Alturas
county, Idaho Territory consisting Of one thous-
and five hundred linear feet Of the lode, and sur
face ground six hundred feet wide, being Lot num-
Der tfty-two, and described in the field notes and
plat of the official survey file in this office, with
magnetic variations at eighteen degrees - minutes
east, as follows Commencing ut the discovery
point which is south sixty three degrees east and
sxty-ve feet distant from the main shaft and run
ming south forty nine degrees, fOrty-fve minutes
east, five hundred feet to point on the southeast
erly end line Of the claim; thence north thirty
four degrees east two hundred and seventy-three
and one-half feet to post number one corner OF
the claim, and from which United States Mineral
Monument number one bears south seventy seven
degrees and thirty minutes east and one thousand
one hundred sixtyfve and four-tenths feet distant
thence running north forty-six degrees and forty
five minutes west, five hundred three and One-half
feet to post number two; thence north sixty-three
degrees and fifteen minutes west, one thousand
feet to post number three thence south thirtyfour
degrees west six hundred feet to post number four
thence south sixty three degrees and fifteen min
utes east one thousand feet to post number I'VE;
thence south fifty-six degrees and fifty -four min
utes east four hundred and ninety-seven and one
fifth feet to post number six thence north thirty
four degrees east, five hundred and twelve feet to
said post number one, the place Of beginning Of
terror bounds, containing nineteen and ninety six
one-hundredths acres.
The said mining claim being of record in the
Office of the recorder of Alturas county, Idaho
at Rocky Bar, in said county. The nearest
Jay Gould, and the Jay Gould Extension mining
claims
l direct that this notice be published in the
Wood River Times, the newspaper published near
est the said mining claim for the period Of sixty
days JOHN b. MILLER, Register