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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Accidentally Shot.

A prospector named Peterson,
met with painful accident on Tues
day morning, in dismounting from a
horse on which he had started to
the Irwin mine, 1t was the result
Of carrying a six-shooter in the inner
vest pocket. the hammer of which
caught on the pocket linirg through
which the muzzle had worked Il
hole, causing an explosion that re-
suited in a bullet through the right
thigh, The gentleman has since
been the care Of Mr., Dow, and it is
hoped will soon recover from the
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
APpL IcAT1oN FOR PATENT
Notice No. IS.
UNT-ED STATES LAND OFFICE, Z
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, Sept. Sth, 1884.

BoIEE CITY, IDAHp, Sept. 5th, lss2
Notice is hereby given that the Warm springs
Consolidated Mining Company, a corporation
duly organized under the laws of the State of
New Jersey hv its attorney -in-fact j. @. Buck
whose post0ffioe address Is Eetchnm+ Alturas
for patent for 1900 linear feet Of the North
Star mine or vein bearing silver and lead with
surface ground 600 feet in width, situate lying
and being in Warm Spring Mining District,
County OF Alturas, Territory OF Idaho, and
known and designated by the held notes and
official plat on nle in this office as Lot No. -,
The exterior boundaries ct said Lot No. 43
being as follows to-wit: Variation tsS East.
Beginning at discovery monument, thence S. I4e
80 E. so #. to center of sautheasterly end line
thence n COS Fl. 500 it. to corner No, l.; thence
S. 66e w. COT it. to corner No. D, thence n. lie
so W 1900 feet to corner No s. thence n. 66 Z.
604 TT. to corner Not; thence I4s 80 1900 feet
to corner No. l., the place of beginning exterior
boundaries embracing an area OF 2a,5l acres
From corner No. ? u S. H. NJ No. bears 5. 299
II f. 2764 feet distant.
This claim is bounded on the west by Old Abe
and Gopher lodes. on the East by East Star
lode and on the south by Erwin lode.
The location of this mine is duly recorded in
the Recorders office OF Alturas county. Any
and all persons claiming adversely any portion
of said North Star as hereinbefore described,
are requested TO file their adverse claims with
the Register of the United States Land Office
at Boise City, in the Territory OF Idaho, duEing
the sixty days period OF publication hereof or
they viii be barred by virtue or the provisions
OF the statute.
| direct that this notice be published ia the
Ketchum KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
nearest the ssid mining claim for the period Of
sixty DAYS, D. 2. b. PRIDE,
Register.
Publication began Sept. Is. 1854
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
The Philadelphia Flume.

The Philadelphia Co.'S Y-shaped
flume, which runs from point three
miles and three-quarters up Warm
Spring creek to their smelling works,
is a success and in practical use.
Wood, lumber and timber float
through it with charming smooth
ness. The hume has 20-inch sidings
of Il inch plank. has a strong brace
every two feet and rests firmly on
2x4 scantling. A plank walk also
extends alongside the fume, which
for Il greater part Of the distance
rests on trestle-work. In its con
strution about half a million feet Of
lumber were used, for the produc-
ton of which saw mill was pur-
chased. Nearly three months were
occupied in building the fume. It's
principal object is to carry wood to
the Gompany's twenty-one coal
llilns. This wood is about the size
OF railroad ties, and is carried thro'
with ease,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
willing Notes.

There are at present 1876 tons Of
bullion at the Philadelphia smelter
awaiting shipment The furnace
runs beautifully
The Columbia y Beaver of Saw
tooth. viii cast its first silver brick
this week. The mill is at present
running on Columbia & Beaver ore
and works to entire satisfaction.
The Vienna mills stamp. cost
5000. 10000.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF STAGES
TOWN TOPICS,
Personal and Passing Events
Picked Up Hereahouta,


Life is reviving,
Ketohum is the solid town
The up,going mails now get off on
schedule time,
Our local news is scant this week.
1t couldn't be hoped
Go to the Keystone Chop House and
order to your taste
The Blaclzfoot stage comes in on
time and generally well-flled,
We were unable to secure the Re
publican platform for this issue,
The tie drive is IN deeper water
and making one-half mile per day.
A large log house is being built
on third street opposite J, Q, S & Co.
by Mccoy.
Laven & Lewis have built sub
stancial and comodious stable on
first street.
Another frame warehouse has
Just been compile ted back Of the
Lewis drug store
Ketchum tallies one more on the
list Of fine pianos, Miss Brasier is
the recipient,
Ketchumites have faint glimer-
ing OF hope that they will have Il
dance in the near future,
The citizens ON west side of Main
street have come 10 the front with
q new plank walk, and can now
strut with as lordly an air as thei
brethren opposite,
The smolzo filing the atmos-
phere Of Wood River originates
from the heavy fires which have
been raging in the mountains above
and below Ketchum.
1t will be seen elsewhere that
Aessrs Taylor 4 Hastings have dis
solved partnership. The former hav
ing accepted lucrative position a
the Philadelphia smelter
An assayer for the Vienna mill
from San Francisco, was recently
taken suddenly i'll while travelling
and obliged to stop Ut this place
refuses, 70 glue his R9laee Int IN trs,ii
way to recovery.
An outfit in the service Of th'
Wood River Telegraph Co, passed
through town to the timber region
few days since. The move is evi
IDENTIFY an earnest one. and the com
pany mean business.
There will be services in Davis
hall as usual, next sabbath, at tn
hours of II in the morning, and IS
in the evening. Mr. Ritehie's subjec
in tn evening. viii be 'sThe Inidel
ity of the Times, how best to NEE
it.
Tom Boo, a we'll known Chins
man Of this place, is the unluck,
man who is financially out thrc
the receut murder of Chinese on tn
Boise road. Tom had sent the tw
Mongohans to Boise, with $500. 0
his money in thier possession. The.
were ruhlessly murdered, by whit
vagabond it is supposed, and a
a further result, in addition to til
less efthat amount, he has spen
$500. in the search for thier bodies,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Notice No. %.
~, uSTEEp STATES Las LAsp OFFICE ICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE Cry IDAHO, Sept, 9Th, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the Warm Springs
Consolidated Mining Company, corporation
duly organized under the laws OF the State Of
New Jersey by its attoFney-in-fact, J. C. Buck
whose postoffiee address is ketchum, Alturas
county, Idaho, has this day filed its application
for patent for 1883 linear feet OF the Ontario
mine or vein bearing silver aud lead, with sur
face ground 597.5 feet in width, situate, lying
and being in Warm Spring Mining District.
Official plat ON file in this office, as Lot No A.
The exterior boundaries OF of said Lot No. a
being as follows, to-wit: Variation IS East.
Beginning at discovery stake. thence n. ~ 20
w 3ss it. TO center of northwesterly end line of
claim; thence N 42e Z. $40 tt 10 corner No, l;
thence 5. 32e so f. 1883 # to corner No. 2;
thence S AZ w. $40 it to corner No 3; thence
Y. 32a 80 W. Ass Il. to corner No. 9;
thence N Az +. 500 IT, to corner No. I. the
place Of beginning of surface boundaries; EN-
braeing an area Of 2o.4t acres, less area in con-
1921 acres. From corner No. U, S. NJ. M. No.
3 bears 5. 60S As Il, TsS 4 II. distant.
This claim Is bonded on the North by the
Niagara on the East By the Black Horse. Lot
q: on the West by the Hub No .. The location
of this mine is duly recorded in til Recorders
office Of Alturas county. ANY aud all persons
claiming adversely amy portion Of said Ontario,
as herenbefore described, are required to file
their adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office, at Boise City, in the
Territory of Idaho during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof, or they Will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions of the Statutes.
| direct that this notice be published in the
ketchum KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim for the period Of
sixty days. d. p. b. PRIDE,
Register,
Publication began Sept Is, 1852
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Arrivals and Departures of the Week.

The delegates
DrPatterson is down from Vienna
John Lewis is in from the Carrie
Leonard,
Messrs Marks and Furey rolled
by to the upper country Tuesday
Hal Steward started on a brief tour
to the upper country, Wednesday
f. B, Shaw of Galena, spent a tew
moments in town on Monday,
w E, Minor, the telegraph aper-
ator, has gon to the upper country.
Mrs, John Pllmer and slater have
been rustieating at a Bellevue ranch.
Wewere favored Wednesday even
ing by a call from Miss Kelley and
Mrs Richie. Come again.
DIR, E. Thiele was in town from
Bellevue on Wednesday, on the
mission OF Chosen Friends,
Mrs. Pickett and Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff, of Haley, were at Mrs Hines
on Tuesday.
Sam Burt, an old timer Of this
place, has gone to Rlaokfoot in the
employ Of the stage company
R. w. Colsou, tbs hardware man,
has discontinued business for the
| season, He intends to return with
an enlarged stock
Ira Sehenck, Of Ga!ena. passed
through town Manday to the meet
ing held in Haley BY the sthckhold-
| ers offhe Wood River telegraph line.
He is heavy shareholder,
Lawyer Wines, of Nevada, and
lady, VIM, Johnston and lady and
w. f, Minor and lady, drove into
town in three rigs on Tuesday
I. R. Butler from the Custer Mill
was over attending to business IN
terests with Milt Mourning Tuesday
Harlem Petty Esq, who has been
looking after his fathers interests in
this place has gone to HALEY, for a
time, bnt intends to return in the
spring. with . large and complete
stock of harness and saddelry.
| Charles w Thrash, who came to
Ketchum last spring and struck out
on the rugged road to fortune. has
got enough and returned to the
land of milk and honey LIS
leaves many enyious friends behind
but is accompanied BY our kipdest
wishes,
i III E Hendricks jewelei, Of Haley
paid Us q visit Wednesday, and ex
pressed his admiration for the tow
OF Ketchum and it's surroundings
u u itrrts pTaAtfe aid fFst IhIpfaHT5ng AT
generally lasting He has receives
at Haley, iine stock Of iewelry
, silver ware. bar clocks etc etc
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
GIG RapaEIag az "a yeLIaw

The Reporter hes fhe yellow
feger
Judge Lewis wheat crop is . de-
cided suce9sa-7 already ripe
J @ Buck, Of tbs Ontario aas
been in town several tmca during
the week
NeIse Madison, We notice, il 10
ing great deal of wagon work, and
an anvil ohorHsis q constant feature
Of his shop.
Ketchum can boast Of the most
excellent pastry mechanic ia the
mountains, Of which fact we were
convinced BY the receipt Of q superb
sample the other day For further
reference go to- the Enterprise Res
taurant when Richard is mapping.
Many thaRks, Mrs. West.
The KEYSTONE, through It's extra,
was the first to give the result Of
the Republican Co Convention at
Ketohum, True, the News-M Miner
appeared in Haley at the same
time, but Bellevue, Ketchum, Galena,
Sawtoath, Vienna and Rocky Bar
are indebted to this establishment
for the first publication Of the pro-
ceedings.
I, 7 Baxter has completed bulk
head 6x6 on top and 3x3 on bottom,
at the end Of the ditch he got ont for
the ram BY means of this i'm
| preTement, water is carried higher
and with much more rapidity to its
destination He has also built an
elevated tank of thirty-four barrels
capacity, qacIs of his hotel, This is
for the purpose Of holding all sur
! plus water thus keeping on hand a
! constant supptyt
A gentleman Of HALEY canning in
| to the convention last Saturday, OBJ
served Rivers flag at half mast, and
inquired for the cause. Joe was on
the alert, and after a moments hes
itation replied that he had saunter
cd around among the politicians, cal
ling attention to the waving star,
and stripes, but could find no appre
citation whatever, Of his patriotic en-
terprise, and as q result, he pro
| posed to keep her at half-mast I'm
til somepody said take a drink +"
Mark A. Shepherd who has beer
assaying for the Philadelphia smelt
er for year or more, takes his de
parture COON for the Weiser eountr,
where his father has located seyera
fine mines, Mr. Shepherd is q wei
known gestlemap ofthis place an
his sudden devastating will caus
no little regret on tn part Of hi
many friends. Nh, Taylor. formerl,
Of Taylor & Hastings, asssyers, wi
assume charge of the Office he ha
evacuated, and continue in the en-
ployment of the Philadelphia con
pany, Mr.. Taylor is a man Of n
meager experience, especially as a
assayer, and no doubt will prov
a valuable selection in the importan
office to which he has been entrusted
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the
name of Taylor & Hastings, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
j. J.. Taylor.
J. B. Hastings.
Al accounts viii be settled and the
business carried on under the old name
by the undersigned.
J. B. Hastings
Ketchum, Sep 18th, 1852
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
Issued Every Friday at

Entered at the Postoffice at Ketch-
am, ], I, as second class matter.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Publication began Sept. Is, 1889,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
7--7-7-7T-
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following letters remaining in the.
Ketehum postofliee Sep. 18th. il not
Gale 4 for in thirty days;will heforward-
ed to the Dead Letter Office. Ask for
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15
gEICHuA pOsToFFIcE HOURS.


The ketchum Postoffice will be open
lor the receipt and delivery OF mail
daily, except Sundays, from a. m. to
8 p. IN On Sunday the office will be
open from p. m. to 8 p. m,
Nc Registry business transacted on
sunday,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF STAGES.
From the South, due at 3 p. m.
g g North, I" /" "
For the South, leave at a, m.
6 g North, 80
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-15

Brown j LA Ross II
Boyoe Thos Ranes Mrs c
Beatv John Laberson Semi
Buck VIM Robbins Reuben
Baker CoSa fONbufy A
Brown + + Ross u
Bowers ] Randall W
Bridges Nelson Reede Samuel2
Burton Ed heed James
Burch James w Ser On RefujOo O Liba
Bond Mrs NJ J Stowe Chas
Berry Charlie Spear Chas
Bacon Robert Sims John
Bray Rail sullivan II
Barber Thomas Sommegs John
Beage P L NJ Selles A r
Gonaley A A Sutherland
Childs W Il SNYDER David
Cowell Ed Seydell Chas W
Cawelton Nm Wisely G A
Ciemins Chas White Geo II
Cameron ID : Welsh JOS
Cummings Ezne Nelley 5 4
Cursew Frand c Walters Silomen
Davidson Ge5 Wright ) 10
Diekerson g W Williams T
Dalton Frank Weber Thos
Daley Richard Walch Stephen
Dowiies Nm 5 Wieskie q "
Dalton Aloni Wilson Vim
Hopper I J Willen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-06

missed ahen they step dtwr aai,
ont aud ,hey pass away, witsi fiEis
AZ b anll Or their lifr~9Blk as did
q certain stately bishop OF The
G 'nIch Of England, " no IN ynyag
ing I'D Denmark, was caught in \
terrible storm II sra, ths vessel
being m0mtnttrlly ID danger 3i
gou g down. lis was bemodning
the prO~p ct OF such o frarfu calam
! more Un account ~ ha loss Ii,
Cru en- you'll suffer, lhan antirip :
t on vi his own danger. His earn-
sSt 0Tk " eyange ling The Aorn
would De stop. Ell an who
WAS there qualified anu capabl-
or taking his plaeeY His saTy. NJ
had enel 10 him tor some tlmt
anu 1nEa silence III lengrh by ask
7ng: Dld not The Lori ike care OF
:hl5 people and order ,ail thing fD,
nd before he WIS horn. aud when
ne q 81 8umlLlsd That The l. lr0 had
done 5Ais, l;rlp th,E observed that
he supposed Ghe Lord pDEsessell TIT
Same power aml'WiSd0m HAT hp
va uItl, and could Jake re Of ri
people AGAIN, II ut siad, 8fipr = man
Ut eYtn the bishops inn OrlRhet bauI
passed. away. phUmg y b mt IL
proOi and trum humble SOUL ce, III
Dist Op lOUK it ID Inn eli aul ceaseuI
his replning-, AMI The vessel riiilDs
"ut the storm III safely he BIC 5ue a
less complaining, more thOu5 htfuJ. i'll
llDt q Wiser man.
We often hear Of persons kaying
axes 10 grind. Oui II il g9neraly al |
other peoples exp-nSe3 Ol tabor,
they Wish lie ground. If h4yrj
10 put my own hantl5 so Shs or mol
sLpne9 it DIES not prove half 30
ag. eeGUIB 10 my fteling8,. as 30 Sc, |
D )ine6Ohy Il GRIND my axe tur me-
L naV0 often b I'll tlr1n O1 5uFnlnt
tue Slonp, anu had | had my oNhl
sweet WILL YOU'D gladl, hove der.
!te the aItI to some one else
Indeed, had it been my axe, 1eas
would have Ossn llke the man, W hu.
ONCE upon u time, undertook tu
grind his rusty old aye bright
aid CLEAN once more, Duii
found It moro Uf IL Job than
ne anticlpa Ell and finally gave Ii
Ip, cUnn 'ilng himself D) vOStIv >,
well, Units dlI gnS, ! rea y Tx |
I Speckitd axe tht Lest, any howl
W. mny lake this par .gDrically" as
Mot ler PArtins ton wound say, VI
lit rally, just as " 9 chuUse-lts Lrut
hunaA nature either WAY
May prrsunS start out III life, July
.ltending I'D DecUme SHINING lights
u Virtue and sDbnety, AID ~ de-
7al ~ bright anu sp.Itlus5 Gharac-
II, hit to o lUrn any sphere, whUI
lndrr d t1icnISisS, SIT IL down 10 The
.ooseoSion Ut Il ''5pecklsd one" male
up vi light and shade, good and
wi.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
70 coNsUEPT1vEs.

Consumption, that scourge OF humanity
is the great dread OF the human family, in
all civilized countries.
I feel confident that am in possession OF
the only sure, infallable Rcmedy-now
known to the protes>ion-for the positive
and speedy cure Of that dread disease and
it's unwelcome concomitants, viz, l"f"'yh'
asthma. Bronchitis. .N.y7."s De':hir. Dr.,
ir. | NAV be called an old !ogv. | believe
in medicine Twenty eight wears OF eSpe.
rience as Il busy practitioner. in the best
Consumption llosrit,lS of the Old and
New World. has taught me the value OF
nroper medication, both ks'H and ro"sf'f"-
H1u'M in the C~rr o: this great enemy OF
our race. have found ii. But l am d'-
gressins. started out to say to tho>r
Suffering with Consumption or an; OF the
above n,aladie~, that by addressing me they
shall he put in possession OF this great boon
-.ythout r;vrr and shall! have the heneh'
of NV experience in thousands ot cases ,: sue
cessf,llv treated. Full particulars. d'fec
ton, for preparations and use. and all nee
..,ary advice and instructions tor success
~, treatment at your own home, VIII Dr.
r...;vet bv vou By return mall free OF
,.h,r,,. by addressing with stamp or stamp
ed sill. addressed envelope
DIR. NJ. f. BELL,
,n1 \. CALyERC ST. EA:.IiM"RE' N''
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
In the whole History Of Medicine.

No prcl aratinn has ever performed sucl
marvellous cures, or maintained so wide .
reputation, as AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL
which is reccgniz"d as the worlds remedy
for all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Il.
long continued series Of wonderful cures IA
all climates has made it universally known
as a safe and reliable age.t to employ
runners of more serious disorders, II act.
speedily and surely, always relieving snf
ieriny, and often saving life. The protec
ton it affords, by its timely use in throat
and chest disorders, makes it an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand in ever.
home. No person can afford to be without
It, and those who have once used it nevc'
will. From their knowledge ot its compost
.ion and effects, physicians use the CHERRY
PEc1oRAL extensively in their practice
ami rlsrgvmcn recommend it. 1t i ahso
l,,telv certain in it> remedial effects, anc
will always cure where cures arc possible
For SALE ~ ALL DEALERS.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11

y, Il. SH'.iv, GEO. u. II.iTtIfER.
rr.in Dispatcher. Superintcn,lc, y.
1T. CLARK, General Superintendent.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
Experience the Best Guide.

Parker's Ginger Tonic is, because they
have learned by expericnce-.he best guide
that this excellent medicine overcomcs
dcspondencv, periodical headache. indige>.
ton, pain in the back and kidneys, and
other troubles of the sex.-iiomc :1oayua,.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
G1hr Hiilor fritnnc.
RATES UE ADVERTISE ING.

Inea! advertise ,,rnas win fe inserted at rcs,.s
neg lire tpr IN, Ess,, and rxpts PER lin fr sut
subsequent insertion. NosI,nxs ins-strz1 sN i>,s
than IS cents.
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A ROYAL GENTLEMAN,

Rv !,n.t To, RGtH. au nor at ~ F",l Irs nj"
Nrrks Wj-hn,s Straw, ''l'i:.s m! rhi>tls, THE
ir.is'h. Eru!,r,., 49,, >hur'n: III. typical s'ni'..
nj !. his r!,onS. y r:on,!. .r:c:.l and legal. viii
tn 'v III Sisrr f,yi u. h,:'ltv, intelligence. an
sn',s',u.n. rt!ncm \ t',r.in: story A. iut.r
.>.:n. 81 i,c!c I,.r, t,hin," hn more in:.n-e!
real. I.'ryc lem, %, -, na..S. and ~ II ;n,..
Illustrations Price $40; sold Inv Subscription,
Aren't, Wanted. Address \. l.. i:ancr"ft x u.
=. II .r~rt >irc,,, San ".n,i>,,, Isl
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
q SUNNY SLOPE. m
OmAlL FRUIT FAREE

Spring Cl';tItIylt and rl'r ll>t now iIV = n Tor
it. Free 10 all. S,pcr stock %: strlw'' rrv pan,-
grown in and adapted t. C,rr;uo an. Tcrr'"ri, :.
Wontrru >urccss witt: S'vLr'mrrrS. Three FIRST
Premiums on Strawhcrri,s r.ed US 1t SAT, Ia.
ticutr.l fair, june, l>~l. Plants worth i"urr t,~,
grown east. Choice v:-i ties OF hr.,l iti~rhrr i">.
t;oo>,in nrrrs. Curs'n,> anl Grapes. rr!c,>
allie. stock rnt hv ',,.i, express ~, !crC,'
solicited. CRAWFORD * CHASE. I"rr...,"
Spring, Col. 80
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Faded COlOrs Restored.

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its
youthful color and lt>tre by the use of
Parkcr's Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing,
admired for its purity and rich perfume.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11
soLDi z r. S!

A. A. THOMAS, Corner Ninth and + Streets,
Washington. u. C.. attenis IT, Pensions and Back
Pay. ti.n,nty Clai,ms collected Contested 1.:nl
C.i,ns Mineral and sr>u.,r;tl, attended t" before
the Department OF the itrinr :,ni S,n m tTsrt.
Land Warrants. Land - IL, AMI Ali.t;onl iinnt.
steaLs purchased anil solj. l.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11

Inventors will Alvan,~; their Inter st> 1'v E"pot.
irg an Experienced Attorney resident il, Washing:
'on. +. a. 1.Ei,NiANN. Solicitor n AnNr;ran .nl
Foreign Patents, Washington. u. L.. his h't wears
ner Of Patents in the Patent Office. Ai h,,~in, ~
before the Courts, or the II PERTINENT rr"mihl. ~.
tended to- Fee consugrnt upon suecesS senl for
circular.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-03-11

AuO OuuAruPsCy 0uas
The bankruptcy bill reported in the Sen.
ate provides that When person, without
fraud, shall become involved in debts OF
SS,oand upwards, which he could not paw,
he may apply by petition in eqnitv to a
United States District Court, setting forth
the cause Of his insolvency, and scheduling
his liabilities and assets, and may surrender
his estate tor the benefit of his creditors
except such as may he exempt from execn'
tion The court shall adjudge him bank
rnpt, If good cause appear, and appoint a
receiver, and serve notice to all Interested
and distribute the estat. according to the
rules ofequity, and il there was no fraud
the petitioner shall be discharged as Il bank
rrnpt. When person absents or conceals
himself or traudulcntlv transfers property
or otherwise attempts to dcfraud his cred''
tors, the latter may ask, and tine court may
extend Or stay the proccedings Preferred
creditors may be made Of those who loaned
The bankrupt money for sickness. or IN
good faith, to avert bankruptcy, or other
necessity. Ifan; creditor has oppressive
" sought to force a debtor into bankrupt
e' or obtain any other fraudulent advant
az" over other creditors. the court may dc
ny participation in the estate.