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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
HkrFnr STArrs LARD orFteg,
Boise CITY, August 2Ist, 1852


UkfTnp SrArrs LAND prFicg
Boise Ilty, August 2lst. 1882
Notice IL hereby given Tint Isaac /.
Lewis pf ketehum Alturns County,
IDAHO 1anilary, and Samuel +, iiauser.
Hbeft y. HIDE and AEtUn IT. Hotter, Of
Helena, Lewis & Giafs Comfy, MOn-
taEh Territory. hava fnAda application
iur Unitasi States Patent for she flk
horn Iedn Mining Claim situate III
she Warm Spring Creek Mining Dist
fist. AsturaA County, Idaho Territory,
consisting Of fourteen hundred and six
teen lineAg feel of the lode and surface
aToHnd. Hix-hussdrad feet wide, being
lot NO IL. and described IN the tleid
uats4 aud piat OF the official survey on
lie II tia aaIlea with magnetic variation
II eighteen degrees and thirty minutes
Lat. - fuIEo#s.
beginning 1t discovery stake, from
which shaft No }. II feel bY feet, heAIs
softh 10 degrees vest. ISL feel distant.
sEAII No /. H feet by feet, beArs north
7G degrees Wsst 1an fset dIataut, shaft
= u IeeE haara north Is degrees aaa
Y minutes set. 10 faet distant, ii Hhaft
] faat ~ EeHt baaTg north Ii degrees
Razf a4a fret distant, . tunnel a0n fea
long. heH1a north Il degrees ueat d5t
feet distant. tunnel ailD Iaal long henrh
sauth Il degrees eaAt, goo Feet tllatAnts
al upen cuE faeel heafa north Is de.
gfses easf faat distant thence south Is
degrees n minutes east. 600 feet 81 cen
IT II south Had ct elalfli; thence south
II isEse# and ~ minutes west 3uu feet
Il pal NJ. | IT Ean1h corner u etaIm.
anhHre north - degrees ana AZ minutes
saAt. nHa ieeE - NasE NJ. 1T east corner
af eIaius: themes north Is degrees md 10
nlHtEIHs EtsG. Ito feet IL nlal No ! ut
tAa nusth eufnef of ciaims thence south
u degrees and a3mimutes west. fNn teet
~ posi- No. 1 Al west eofner uf claim
sheuea sossgh Il degrees aud IS minutes
sssAty fafi fent to laoat No the place 81
heginlna, containing II a9.iaa acres.
The std mining claim bong eg re-
.nrd IN the aiiiee ST the recorder aE Al
1sfaA County At HALEY fdaho Territory
nd situated about lhraa miles ia an
saaEesls direction fTam keIehnn, aud
Immediately wssE ri aud adjoining tbe
BADGER and thnE. & nay 1ntIes mining
sislsas. ANS aasa Ill persona elaEmlng al
s@fslas Any partIoH IL said sninIne claim
are required - fiie their adverse etlln
thereto 9Th the register If tle Unlfed
ktatea Land ONCE 1T I0isa city Iiahs
within the slxty ~dss period If The buhll.
extIan hereof. u lAeY slll II l.arresl +,
urine u GAa lgxls sAl LIS anil sfAf4iats 81
tiaa Vaitesi sfmlsH III auuh eases nads
Aaa provided
| sIIFees EAaf this notice be published
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pAIkaf rIsEIfahna HssTasE tina sail 7 4Glna
N1nszs. tssF thH fssaiut II sItAs days.
Ious L. AlLLHn
Register.
Publication began August 30. lisa.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

To Louls EHGhER
fou viii please take notice that We
hnve expended the siiin OF one hun
bred tinllara IN monuy and labor on the
Tusearnra lode mining claim located
in the Little Smoky Mining district, AZ
tllfas County Idaho Territory, for the
yenr 1881, and unless your share of the
said ono hundred dollars tIt being one
third thereof, together with interest
aud cost thereon, Il paid within ninety
days from the date Of tile service OF this
notice your interest IN the said mining
claim or lode will be forfeited to us by
process Of law, nnder act Of congress APP
proved May 10, 1852.
MIL MeGoFIakG,
EBWARn HAHiuHuToN.
Rntohufn. aug. 18th 1882.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TO L.ouls Eaof.ai.

To Louis ERaLnR:
You will pleaae take notice that we
have expended the sum Of ono hundred
dollars In labor and money on the Ban
nar lode mining claim located in the
Little Smokey mining district, Alturaa
County idaho Territory, for The year al,
and unless your share CT the said one
hundred dollars at being ono-third
thereoft together with interest and cost
thereon, be paid within ninety days
frnm tho date of the service of this no
ttce your interest in the said mining
claim on lode will be forfeited to IN by
process of law. under act OF congress
approved May 10, 80
NEIL McGoNraAL.
EDWARD HARRINGTON
Ketchuni, Aug. 18th 1889.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
APPLxeArIoW ron pATEHT.
CNrraD ETATR3 LAND OfYIfE,
f5Blse City, idaho. Jane ~. iee2


Notfec Il horribly gfgen TINT Geor1e Ffanes.
whose rpgtaff.ee address tn Yieuua. AtrfHA
Gnuntf, Iaafo. has made aYUiientIou Tor ISL
ted states Patent, fur the fsE~N3 WEST
ExTESNfUs EfiHinR Claim, sltsaee 10
Sawteeth Mining Diatrict htufna County.
fdaae Territory, e1nsistifs9 Of fifteen
.bundxed linear feet OF tie lode ard
eiifface ground hge hundred and sixty nine
fc4a wifis, being Lot No. 10 and de-.
sei3bca IA tic field nDtct and plat Of
lAe a3Ileiai SURVEY on file IN this
Office, With magnetic variation ct eighteen
tiegrass Gust, a. Follows Commencing 81 the
discovery POINT, thence N. ~ degrees and 10
minutes east, Ys feet to peat No. thenee n.
" degrees Hnd ~ minutes west, 500 teett 70 post
No 2. theilec south 20 degrees and 10 minutes
vest go fest, 10 rcst No 81 thence aenth ~ de-
lfees and - minutes cast 1900 feet 10 post No. Z
thctice n, ~ degrees a1d 45 minutes east soc
feet, 20 post No ! the place Of begtpninR sur
vey Ut egtefinr boundaries 81 claim, contaiping
an ar5R " 10 and G2-fg9 acres. cigfmed nom
p9AF No. !, ~ this claim, Y. +. N, M., No, J..
bsssrs aaath ~ degrees and - minutes east
i,sa aaH = 1870 f4at distant, No conflicts
The kasd mining claim being Of record ~ tho
office " .he Recorder OF said mining district at
Rocky Ear, Altnfas County, Idaho Territory
The ucaf0st knossn location being tbc Vienna.
direct that this notice be Published ~ the
kgfenua isEfsrosr, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period o.
JOHN n MILLER Register
VIM, Iigndsnsn, Retchum, idaho Attorney
for Applieauta.
PBhiieation began June a9th. 1882
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
Netlee of ferfeitare.
re Ferry smiths

Nou will PLEASE take notice that have
expended the sum of enc hundred dol
hrs, In money and labor. ON the Dixon
mining cIainu, located IN Warm Spring
Mining District. On Lake creek, adloin-
ing the Merriinae, AitMFas county, idaho
Territory, for the year 1851. and unless
yonr share of the sasaie III being one
hall 81 said sssin oE one hundred dollars,
together with interest and costs thereon,
is psid within ninety days from the date
Of the sssfsiea OF this notice, yonr inter
Get in said mining claim will be forfeited
TO me by process Of law, under tho act
OF Congress approved May 10. 1873
JAMES L. CocHHAHA
hetshnfn. August s: 1898
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
DR.. J.C. Y Dung

Opened his now celebrated Institute In 1850 for
the purpose of affording the afflicted the Ger
tainty OF honorable and sldllful treatment and
perfect and permanent restoration, and for over
80 Years il has sustained the first rank not only
upon this Coast but throughout the civilized
world.
am aware that by dwelling upon SO uninvit
ing subject as the Decay of Sexual yigor the
Ignorant may asperse my motive, but the de-
sire to inform those who are suffering
through ignorance, and who by careIessnesa
or want of knowledge that eufe can be hssd,
are not only hurrying themselves TO an un
timely grave, but giving sexual weakness as an
inheritance to future generations is too great AT.
incentive to permit me to be Silent.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
Publication asegaa Auguat .. lisa.
APPLICATION ron rArEHr



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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
sotlee Of Forfeiture.
To Joseph islrauxs

You Will please take notice that we
have expended the sum OF ono hundred
dollars Ia money and labor on the E.C.
Ray lode mining claim located In Warm
spring Creek mining District. Alttuaa
County. Idaho Territory, for the year
1851. and unless your share of the said
one hundred dollars tit being one fourth
thereof. together with interest aud cost
thereon Is paid within ninety days from
the date pf the service Of this notice your
interest in The said mining claim or lode
vii be forfeited &C. us by process Of law
under tie Act Of Congress approved May
10, 1872.
EsG RAY.
seHI HouhE
FaHp POTTER.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
UNITED STATES LAND 0FPcE, [
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, JUNE 18th, 1892 I

UNITED STATES LAND oFPcE,
BOISE CRY, IDAHO, JUNE i2th, 1892
Notice is hereby given that James g. rIaggin,
OF The city and county of Fan Francisco, State
Of California, by his legally authorized agent,
Janice = Wallace, OF the town OF HALEY Al
turns county, Idaho Territory, has made npplica-
ton for United States Patent Tor the WAL
LsGE FRACTION lode mining claim, sit
uate In Sawtooth Mining District. Alturas
County, Idaho Territory, consisting of fifty l50f
linear feet OF the iodos and surface ground 800
feet wide, being Lot 50, and described In the
Held notes and plat Of the official survey on file
In this Office with magnetic variation at 10 de-
grees east, az follows;
Commencing at tile discovery point Of this
claim and running south Oh degrees and SO min
uteN east along center iine of claim 30 feet to the
center Of the southeastern end line of tho claim
Thence north a degrees and 10 minutes cast,
and So minutes west 80 feet to post No D
Thence south II degrees and 10 minutes west
600 feet to post No. p Thence south 68 degrees
and 50 minutes cast 80 feet to post No. 4, Thence
north "a degrees md 10 minutes cast 900 feet to
post No, |, the place of beginning survey of ex-
terror boundaries, embracing an area Of 6s-tp0
aeees. from post No 2, Y. y. NJ NJ, No bears
north 20 degrees and 80 minutes west alta feet
distant
Any and all persons claiming adversely anypof-
ton OK ho8 FRACTION LODE min
ing claim or surface ground, are required 10 file
their adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office, at Boise City, Idaho
| Territory, during the sixty days period Of pub
Ecation thereof, or they will be barred by virtue
Of the provisions Of the statute The said mn-
ing claim being OF record in the office OF the
| County Recorder Of said mining district, at
Rocky Bar la Alturas County. Idaho Territory.
| The nearest known location being che Solsce
1 and Hope lodes
/ direct that thia notice be published in the
nearest the said mining elaiin for the period OF
JOHN b. MILLER,
| pelileatia. haea ;, ft,,,. aaa 1890
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
setiee Of Forfeiture.
To Joseph t.irouxs

tu IoAfNu VuoAAA
ION will nl#ass t#ks Hutlee tint W
have expended the sum Of one hundred
dollars In aeHsaS and labor en- The Sara
tugH lode mining claim located III IittIe
smokey Mining district, Aiteras County,
Idahn. Territory, Tor the year ISL. and
unless FoElr share Of the said ono hundred
dollars It being nne-f fourth thefeasl. To-
gether with interest and costs thereon
l. paid within nlfsety days from tho date
OF The sofyies Of this notice your interest
Iii The said mining elaiEn en- lode viii be
forfeited To IL by profess IT Law, Under
Act az Congress approved May 10. 1877
&c RAY.
skRI Houl*H
FHnp Fo1aIaR
hstehuta July aesA. ies2
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED !!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility. NersssA&
Prostitution, Loss OF vitality, Sexual In
drmibes Etc, Etc.

rTwg GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE WHO AHs
| suffering from SEXUAL AND NERVOUS cox
PLANTS is a physician who can comprehend
their ailments ard successfully treat them.
The general practitioner is not snfficientlr
skilled in these classes Of troubles to do SO, ana
1t roust be left to the specialist, who by eduoa
ton, long practice, thorough knowledge and
comprehensive mind Is prepared to enre thoEa
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
IL .IosRIaIl lilNAlx

To Iosrru GlRaex
YOU will please take notice that We
have expended the stun OF one hundred
dollars III money and labor on the Gray
Rock Lode Mining claim located In Lit
tie Smokey mining district, hlturas
County. Idaho. Territory, for the year
1881. and unless yeur share Of the said
one hundred aelfara( It heinE one-fourth
thereof ]. together with interest md
east thereon, II paid within ninety days
from the date Of tho service of this notice
Your interest in this said mining claim or
lode will Ia forfeited to ne by process az
law. under the Act at Congress- approved
May H. 10 lg7a=
II A. ts.w
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
IissCIsAY.
srRh ifouLE.
iaHp roFHER.
Notice OF Forfeiture.

Keteiiutn July 20th 1882.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Publication began June 22d, 1852, = :
The Evening critic., 1882-03-17
A Word for Keifer.

1t is not remarkable that the late breeze
in the House should be made the text of
assault upon the Speaker by that large but
not respectable school of newspapers which
resent the sudden decline of their influence
upon. Congress. The affair itself was really
of but little moment. 1t grew out of
sudden loss of patience ON the part of the
Speaker whose patience hitherto had al
most reached the point where it ceased to
be virtue. Under the influence of this
sudden loss of patience the Speaker, in
colloquy with member on q point of
order, employed term which, as he in
tended it, was inofiensive enough, but
which, in the strict technical sense, he had
no right to use. 1t happened that the
member to whom the term was directed,
Mr.. Money, of Mississippi, is exceedingly
sensitive and one Of the most courteous and
deferential Of men in all his dealings,
whether public or private; but withal
quick of temper and not overburdened
with caution or prudence when once reused.
A more phlegmatic man than Mr.. Money
would have entered a protest against the
words of the Speaker TO go on the record, and
would then have gone personally to General
Keifer and called his attention to the tech
nical wrong that had been done. Then the
Speaker would have recurred to the matter
of his own motion, and would have with
drawn the Objectionable word. This sort
Of thing is often necessary in any delibera-
tive body, and particularly SO ia body as
turbulent and unwieldy as the House of
ataf ha nf h.
Speaker is at best hard one, and its diff
ferent incumbeuts have adopted various
expedients for meeting its difficulties.
But no man ever sat in the Speakers
chair under such multiform embarrass-
ments as beset the present occupant. The
laxity of party discipline and the absence
of party issues tend to intensity the in
dividuality of members and t, exalt the
measure of their personal zeal touching
matters Of legislation. Thus the Speaker,
instead of having to deal with two we'll
defined and disciplined party organiza-
tions ON the floor, is forced into system
of purely personal management, which
must infinitely augment the difficulties OF
his position.
Therefore, admitting that the Speakers
slip Of the tongue constituted a technical
breach of privilege, We submit in his be-
hall, that any one who knows anything
about him will instantly concede that a
wish or design to oppress any member oi
tyrannize over the House is utterly foreign
to his nature. II is unfortunately tru
that the House has become SO habituatet
TO the saturnine cunning and sullen du
plicity of samrandall that the change t
Keifer's open frankness and reckless good
nature is too great to be fully appreciates
at once If Mr.. Money will compare tn
two Speakers-which he can do withou
any serious tax upon his memory-he vii
instantly admit the force Of our obserya
tion.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-17
Iifernrv Notes.

Delightful old Rip Van IKinkle, whom
Washington Irving and Joseph Jefferson have
made one of the most famous of American
characters, is Just published, with other of
Irving's choicest " "Sketches," in a charming
little red-line, gilt edge, richly ornamented
volume, for the marvellonsly low price Of 80
cents, or by mail 40 cents, by the Useful
knowledge Publishing Company, OF New York
city. They issue an edition of the same bound
in plain cloth for 25 cents, postpaid, and an
other, new in style OF binding, appropriately
named "Utility," for only 13 cents, postpaid.
These volumes are issued especially to show
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the literature and quality OF workmanship,
with the wonderful economy in cost, which
the Literary Rebellion proposes to produce
a large number Of standard and exceedingly
desirable works being announced TO follow
rapidly, equal in quality and economy of cost.
The red-line edition is certainly one of the most
exquisite little volumes which has ever found
its way into the homes OF ordinary mortals,
and the " "Utility" edition places the famed
low prices even of the "Literary Revolution "
far in the background. The books will GER
tainly sell by the hundred thousand, and
ought to sell by the million. A postal card
Will secure specimen pages and catalogues
from the publishers, the Useful knowledge
Publishing Company, 162 william street, New
YOrkfcity.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-17
Judge wyIic's insult 90 the Mcchan-
les Of The District.


10 no Ediiof n TIE ErCaiaq CTitic'
The following article, purporting to bo re-
port Of Judge wylies insulting remArSs be-
fore the Criminal Court, In relation TO the
mechanics OF the District, appeared In the
ReluJilcoH Of last Wednesday;
"John Critic, John f. schoolcr, John
o. Lucas talias ScaDhy Lucas), and James
Jones appeared In the Criminal Court yoster-
day, indicted for stealing 100 pounds OF
bronze nom the studio of Clark Mills last Jan
uary. Messrs. A. B. Williams and G. Maurice
smith appeared for tho defendants. From
the evidence IL appeared that the theft had
not been committed by the boys, 80 they were
discharged. Before they left the courtroom
Judge Wylle administered some very sensible
advice to them, which IL Is to be hoped they
win remember. He said he knew of the dlnl-
culties In their way, for there was in the COM
munity conspiracy which prevented boys
from learning trades I'm which mon werc en-
gagged, under the mistaken idea that II boys
learn trades the wages of mechanics VIII be
reduced, they preferring to run the risk of
boys becoming criminals and girls disreputa
BILE characters to allowing thom TO learn
trades. Perhaps the sentiment was now too
strong for courts TO meddle with, but the SON
tlment could never keep his mouth closed on
the subject"
When Judge wylie assumes the response
bility to give utterance to the above abusive
and untruthful langu age against worthy and
respectable class Of his fellow citizens, he dis
graces himself and the position he nils. Tho
favor of boys becoming criminals and young
girls prostitutes than he is, and when he steps
aside from his official duties to promulgate in
open court falsehoods like the above, he units
himself for the honorable position which he
occupies. The charge that there Is n con-
spiracy Organized to prevent boys from learn
ing trades in this community for fear that the
wages of mechanics win be reduced is false in
every particular. We challenge Judge Wylle
10 produce evidence of the existence OF such
an organized conspiracy. Until he docs this
we charge him with willfully making a base
accusation in attempting TO place in a false po-
sition before the public the trades union organ
izations OF this country. He says "his mouth
cannot be kept closed on this subject" We
are gratihed to hear this, rs IL induces us TO
hope that he viii have the honesty to come to
the front and enlighten the public on this
matter so that these conspirators may be un.
masked and held TO account for conspiring to
make "criminals of boys and prostitutes OF
young girls" Now that he has made the
charge from the Judicial Bench, we challenge
him TO proof, and until he submits undoubted
and reliable testimony TO sustain him in his
un1udicial attack upon the workingmen of this
community he stands convicted Of having ma
liciously uttered slander against the char
acter and reputation of a large class of his fel
low citizens who are his equals, and In many
respects his supciors. A. It.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-17
A Little Too Bad.

Chicago Inter-Ocean.
1t is related Of an absent-minded young
lady that, having been duly married, she
started OFF on her bridal tour. The party
stopped at Western city. SO far so good.
Some time in the night there came a success
sion of terrified shrieks from the room occu-
pied by the bride and groom, and the clerks,
porters and employees generally rushed up
stairs, only to meet a frantic female figure,
clad in white, fleeing in desperate haste from
her apartment, crying:
"Oh, there's a man in my room!"
The clerk rushed in and found the groom
half disrobed standing In the middle OF the
floor, one boot on and the other In his hand,
the picture Of amaZement. He explained
that he had Just come up stairs, and was In
the act of undressing (his wife had previously
retired) when she suddenly awoke with a
shrek and fed.
"what was the matter % asked the
clerk
"Damfino," said the husband.
Just then the bride, enveloped In a huge
beds pread, procured for her by the chamber
maid, came back, looking very red and foolish,
and in half a minute she explained the mys-
terry by saying;
'Oh, Fred, forgot was married, and when
awoke was so frightened"
The Evening critic., 1882-03-17
For Sergeant MasOn's Family.

To the Editor Of the Erening Critic:
Good for "Pension-ofllcel No doubt the
writer OF the communication was n soldier or
has baby. Here is n dollar for Sergeant Ma
sons wife and baby. We are always ready to
help the distressed soldiers, their widows and
orphans. Who'll throw in another? Keep the
ball moving, boysl Try your own hand, Mr..
"CRIT1c;" you are able, more so than we are.
II you can't make 1t n dollar do your level
best for the soldiers wife and baby. There
are lots Of us boys still living, nearly n whole
million. Some of us fought with Garfield, and
we Will oil help our comrades family. Send
tho change along, boys. Some of you are in
good places and can afford 1t. The wife and
baby are entirely destitute, remember. Not
even Government pension. EX-SoLDIER.
tShake, cOmrade! Here's So as a starter.
Send along the change. The wife and baby
shall not suffer. And we desire to add that
we will cheerfully receive any subscription,
from a cent up.--ED. CRITIC