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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

TIE Lincoln Journal publishes the
following information IN regard to the
inmates of Nebraska'- peniten;isrv:
On the evening of the 18th OF Nav
there wer. III the Nebraska peuit-n.
tiary just 80 con,icts. Two hunirc.
and seven sentenced from Ncbra-s..
forty-cICht from Wyoming territory :
ten from New Mexico. and five United
States prisoners.
Douglas county has 4 larger r"pre-
senia;ion At Sle lrenItentlary than any
other county in the state. She heads
the list with ioriy-thrcc convict. Ian
caster comes next With sixteen. follow
cd by Gage and Lincoln, each having
ten.
Strange ~ i, NAV seem. there are
no preachers. LAWYERS Ur CiiiorS II the
prison. Among the occupations rep
reseutel are siSty-iwo farmers. nine
teen heriers. forty-two laborer.. eleven
miners, three saloon keepers. one :eie-
graph operator. eight carpenters. four
hlacksmlths, SIX brick LAYERS, four
booseep-N and four BARRIERS.
CT the crimes committed and for
"A'hNH t'N FAE'iAfAN 80 lux en-
tence. horse stealing predominates.
showing t~oriy-eighi : mex come, mu--
der IN the second degree. thiriytso:
then grand larency, thirty: and then
burglary, tWenty-ihr.e.
The religious denominations seem
10 I've pretty well represented. The
MethotIsts come To the front with
fitty-one: the Catholics next with
~foriy-scven. and then the Lutheran.
with twelve. The C~nivesalis.s are
represented 10y one.
There are 81 cunvicss tia; can READ
and write fifteen who can read btll
cannu, write ; and twenty; three who
can neither read nor write.
There are Is. moderate drinkers,
e'sh'y-hvc hard drinkers. AMI fcrv-'
o'sh: temperate.
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GuloCv.
pronevneod oy Representative
OaTtiets or the livcs ard Char
scsss o. 0sssss. SehIck
and kaiSy.

NJ S,~,k.--In .r-,,t,,.,h
ton Or IA. .a,,,,..u ~ a.. -,,,.,
introduced ~ the ~h.,u.. . a..
i.Iiriar, rornu.iur. - - Co.
IA. = .,ln.. ,yl~l t.~,s -
pl~s.urr hat tb,. D,.,.,,.,,r -,
ir-s~' l.. pav ,rl.,,r 49,, a..
memor, - ,.ur d-tar,-i rrrh--
IuI.>t vy,r,,,, 49,, ~ a.
the commit. - ma. 49, ~
I could p.t ~ ,.,.,, -, -,
,hi. n-c.,n W.. -, -.
rsunn, heal n. .,grJ.i Lr.- =,
mourn. (.r tl-. -, -. -
from earth ,rd h,a,,~, ,,.,tr 49,
nav l.. L, .,.r.- a.. - -.
Ne f~..l A. ,fe l.. .s... -. -
r~.,isi-f.- ~ an .. an.
NJ sinh .,4 IT.. -
su,o-. tho r,,., ,,.u1,.., -
Il ,ltc II.u.. n. ..,f.,,. -
f.lt and ~.-..,t,-I a., -, - 80,
IN ~. tat Al ,.,.c I, -,
.,-,tr. d.,.,.,,,r ., rr,..,
the uI.lom = NH. a, r,,,., an
tom ihs, ~, ,.,,.. : 49,. -
y,,rml,,s. II tho ..r. ,,.,r
n the nr.h a,J $50 ..t
should ir ..--E.r IL -, l.ri
u: death a, time. r..Iy ,..,,L.,
It~. ~, a., -
intimately anna r,.J ~ VI nh
a. with J,,l,.. H,l., -, -.
Mr. -.Li,L In -, ID, .u.-..,.
r,.rm AMI ii, - =, -.
t,u,.- ,lcrc that n,,ir..I ,t.,.,r.t
student Am air.. I,y,.. - -
~.ur.r,i. worker H., .g III
element. o~f,banr,c, -, -. 81
ia d.. r,u. 81 80.
Viii JI,ig. K.t.y M. m
.-,,r,i,,.I I -.
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Gssr1y aosice.

IA.cn az - 20. u1str-.1~i .f, r.
ttr~" ursi- n'h 20 " beat ,nl -
"s.e @cl-tr- Usinp Nvh~..a 80
Nav ith !s& In Es,s.las ST.
G-st
blv % f.pu, nAFv. dun rSHr -si!s
Whit s'yJ~ in t.. md one .hils
hind st Ca" -~gg h.-sr est don
-sr lar tu ipr.b~st .ul uFAt Aiu.l
- ~tlt' $40 iEf~ srsf uI msEv
aA-. tsy nrr Jars trt~1 n.sTr ,.',
H"- n'sr .-t - q. s--ir lt q e. aH.t
--rt basel i-t sL.:r pa~ iAfs
t-"SH a.r-r ,H.f .s.r syar .i sr.s.
.f-1'. ga .,E hand Ga
The owner - owners ~ .a .;.-A
AZ requested 4 ali prt,r Irrp-r,
pay ,hAgc. sDd u.c abe ANNA
aHEV /. y N,-=rx
Mars,lAni. Wcjs,cs Go N-h
O.
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Notice i hsTeby Hysa TIA: Is viz
TIE = to Cna:'@i Na-tcz-.- fs'-i
iehrGaFy - aid fel a2-y i-A. 49,
AMI duly hiei or r.csui n the ofhs-
q the county ~rcc1-l-- r.: j.Esii ."
Kansas. 'te r-idea, cusIuis q H.
IHgrtga.D. anil r~Ic-u;.-i by Jpho
Eut.ncE - { HI Poster - ss-1fc The
pay nssni Oi $50. sh.ch sln = uD%
due thereon .stn - Ter c.ai mt. irsn
dale Of aid Ins;usmcnt. IHas.,
having teen msi- M payment, u .asi
.'I:n. therefore ] rsll -eli -. profrry
therein described UK Ray k1-- .
.-Ar. Old / B-u.a nor.e . scar. I'D
! -et double hA-ue-s. ~ public a1stl0n
in ID Village u! r.! C.y4l. Webster
Co. Nebraska. IN the lei lay q June
is>2 Sc ! O'Clock O. m. of -Ahi dsy.
g II Fou.k Mortgage
By HAw,rY & THrKrf ANY,
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This Office has just turned ont 4
neat pamphlet. ly {. ". Springer.
County Supt, entitled "A courSc of
study for our common schools" /,
has received the endorsement of State
Supt. Jones and is intended for gratui-
touS distribution among the teachers
of the county. Mr.. Springer deserves
great credit for his efforts in behalf oi
the schools Of tho county. and the
good effects Of this pamphlet, if the
suggestions contained therein are con-
Scicn,lously followed bv the teachers.
will he noticed in the increased adj
vancement of the scholars from term
Ia term in all the schools in the
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Money &c: q Ss;a- ca-,

forslN wears my daughter WAS sick
rom kidney and other disorders. w.
Had use'i up IL savings on doctors.
when IA dominic advised us to try
farkyr> Ginger Tonic. Four BOTTLES
effected 4 cure. and rs a dollars wor,l,
has Kept ON family well over a wear
NC have been able To- lay ty money
AGAIN Tor a rainy day."-A Poor Man.,
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'''
,,tha las, mae.,rc If l. si,,, -,
The Army I'm. ,-u,L.,l,uI ;, a..
rrot..ri tin, uyI,ril J. ,n.,i,.. ,Lcr,
.houII H.. erected ~ ,h,. ,,,t IT NJ.
,uytnn = .,,,u,, -, m.s,r,ncu, -,
u.n,,y 80 ,u, ,,,,,. ..,,r,In a..
B LATE. President Irm.- ,Ir,u ,,,rr,LI
Mil that .-I il, I,v , ,.u,nu..
VA. aru.Iut,I la l~,.u,.r,r, G.r,rI
L n sheridan u.,~rI.pt ,c ~,
. ri,,y which nr.,nIy.I ,rI rr,.cI,,I
10 work and II = with uucL rl,.,.ur,
THAT the commute. ,uu,uu.c ,j,,t -.
effort. have. m.t with nh hh,,,I =.
.n,r,, from nh n,r,. an, r,nr,r.a
T., warrant th.. ,.~.,,r,r,. H., IL.
work will lc cnu.uuuar.I
The ut,,..,,,u , ,rJ =, ,,, a.,
.ui,mItif .hnu h .,,,n,r -. .n,r. -,
one =, We can hm,JI viii VIC f,,,i. -,
hand 81, viI, Won ,,,u, ;, 49, al 80
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wurtu,nshi, ~, I,.,,,,. Ii 8. >
,,nu- mann, with vl,,,.L :, ~ ,.rr
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when committed l,u -, -
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rr,,.,i So >, -, VS." .
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~
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narnI ,L,;.t, a,sIJ. VI
s,,,.,,-a - "''"' Wv
namn, =, "'''"9 W.
~. 81, P''I,'
mi. $3.50. - ''"t ga INC
,m,n -, M a. hc''-
rn ''H.rr"-
anI % ~ n','""''''
IL, - E'' "'t'' .'"'r>'
= ,'.' - ,.'' "'t Si"'i y" 'I'
~ IL S - ,pI'.i'u''"h'
'"'ut' hh' ''" can
y :. pi".t ~ Ftt''hs 4 mower
~ '.'"'"'''' ray "u,
go. az - o"'' ''''
49,. ."''"'-'' e'"'''
-, -" ~ ',"'"'p !"
- '"'' WI ''e'"s u"
VIC S''"' w "'' pc"
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Probate 0oeics.

In thc matter - the e-ia;. Il AB.rI.i
Nei.tront. deceased
John I. NcysE having f'~l M
C"urt hi- pstI.on Trayirs fr IT, al
I.D,Etm~n, Of an asiuId.tra;0r & tine
.sFI c-taisi~. N.fI"" . therefore
~ g. al J~-Dn. sho may - rrf-r.
~i@I. tia: ! have 1T g.. IN day -
June \ u -. 1t Do- o'cl1-k 2 70
f"r heA7uy .aId y~sIiinU- AT Intsr'st-
81 IaTI- may appear ~ sif,s - -sri
- heard
~" X WuOpp 'ssun'y J. 'Es
County C.,grt. Webster -. Ncb
MAJ I-;h. 49, go
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oheriH's Sale.

D. rirtss - 50 ori.r = .sis ,"ssf >, J =.
BAHIA '1s-s oftk- Ii.'rSr' Coz, Il IL Et'tA
Jsti~isi I'isret ~ srf fsr tie tosst, al
Webster ssd State - S,Srassa sai - -. a..
Tweed - 'srv- 80 Jsns. 4 kss~- Fst-'fs
sni sss.ss' Rsfsrl HaI-staN D.f-.dsrf. sav.
lowed ~ the follosins 5e~rb~f So-i' .s,
LA@t;.!s. - 10 Frs.t-J q -. "a bafs.i
iiSt-ouh. is-st
on. wisi Mil. To.,- sci fs~i s-ni.s
attschn-rts ;hr-e,s- situss-t 49, isi la -
block 5 - Nd Gasi. WEBSTER -,s.ty We
brssss. sbrA ! skAii srr>-s .; psAi> -.l>. -
ID. hish>-t s'Sf,r ssf 49,. al -, % B-s g.
N ;hs 5VA iay 81 Ny. 80 a. . q r41k -
to .a;pt All ~rssS3 = Al 1888
DATED =. -ri lag - Sy lr1
go los " N.Fsss sk
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Notice for RidA

sealed proposals will be received by
inc school board If district M, ~
Meoster county. Nebraska. until Jun,
ioth 1872. for building u frame sch,s,i
ii"''Sc IN said district. Said huil,iiur
10 lee ANS feet l0 feet studdinr.
rams aud specifications can I've seen
10y calling ON the srhool haarl. The
board reserve the right To rcicc, any
,r all bids.
4l-t4 [. N>rzrNrp IG,cc,or
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

ARE yon suffering iron indigestion?
II so ask Your druggist for a bottle oi
SHEHNAN'> IRICKiS ASH BIrrKRs- Ia
ken as directed il will cuYc you.-
These Bittcr> have now been before
the public for a number IF wears. have
been thoroughly tried, and give entire
satisfaction.
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BLocNIS6rDN. SEB. Nav 18th. Is.s

Parents for claimants III Wels,.r
county have tia. day been filed IA
t-is Office. AMI vii re delivered N 70
turn 81, the claimants tina! r~-c,ip,
with hi name correctly enforced On
the back Of .Iil receipt.
sylvester Brewer, John EIIia;:.
Joe! Kline. William Smith.
Jane ! Taylor. Era x. Conrad
Lucy L Nickeron. Elisha Brewer.
William " Crabi!l. John h Wri-ht
james +. Smith. William 4 ke.;h.
Oscar J TrU1ell. MarhiA, B-nke..
VIII. LongioIhAm. James W. R,css-
VII. III wilkinson, Andrew Kicker.
.Arne ArneSon. James Wit.
jaime. u. Al6augh, Jacob b Potter.
William T. Miner, Dan. Il. Copp-k.
Pete. q. Houbeck David Beech.
David q. Hogyar.
:. ". >vIrIEE Resi>,er.
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THE CHIEF.

'HoiFfN bISIslbS.
Ea'..a'd Ps',snser i.ar~-afH. m
Fr.ish, leaves - * = n
ARRIVES leila =,
Trains Daily except SUNDAY.
.rssvssiL. An't Sup't.
Lott 81 Boots 4 Shoe at
J q. P"TrFK-.
Wi"r Cultivatnr-. Sold only hy
SriNr.IE < Fu>E.
sweet po'at" plant. for sale. AZ
RoEYs.
Clothing and Hats cheap n;
J. q. FuTTEE'-.
Brown 4 Canton spring c~ulilyainrs'
Sold only 10y SrANp.LE 4 FINK.
Boots & Shoes viii leo sold cheap fur
each al. JIG roTrrR..
~Tonsnc.css tuIiivators for sale. hy
Srl>".rE & FrNE.
All goods warranted. Terms {" suii
purchasers. SriNn.IE x FrNE.
Riding K Combined ~cultivators for
sa!c. 10y SrA<"nIr & Fr>K.
Insure y"ur life in the Home Life
i-ro'ia,inn of Burlington.
IikwiEY 4 THuLrE, Agent.
Strong. durable and Iiyh, draft. ti.
best n,"wcr IN the world. Fog -aIc las
SriNu~IE * FUNK.
Improved farm aud raw land for
sale hv SIMPSON 4 Sw"ezcy of Bluc
Hill Ncb.
Call and -" the stock and price nf
elsewhere, ut !. G. FnTrERis.
Tn" hest j. the chcapc-t-huy the
Norwegian Cultivaiur and bc .onyin-
ccd. Sold only 10y
SrhNaIE & FrNk.
Subscribe fnr the CHIEF an,l get a
copy "f Kendall, Treatise on the
Horse free Of charge.
Remember clean corn ground in
-urc- a good crop. Our cultivafors do
the work. SrANrcLE & FINK.
Farm loans mad" hy Simpson 4
Swcczcy at Blue Hill Nch.. easy terms
and money in three days from appii-
cation.
W" arc closing out oIr Cultivators
To- make room for harvesting machin-
cry. We intend to sell our stock.
SrANoGLE Il FrSK.
On account of The increased demand
for coal a. III" alleged spring advan-
"cS, III" price "f that commodity has
p~"rc"ptIhiy gone up.
Call IN simpson Il Swcczcv of Blue
Hill. \ch. AMI get terms and price,
huving land or making a loan
on ,our farm.
The mcmbcrs and friends Of the
ard society are invited to a,
quitting ut the residence of Mrs. Ella
Friday afternoon.
The b. & VI. X. X. Co. has Just paid
INTO the treasury Of Webster coun,y
being the amoun of the
c"mpany's taxes for the year 1881.
The j. & VI. r. r.. known As the
Harrington Route offers special ml-
rantagcs Ia travellers. See thirr
advertisement IN this paper.
Rustic our Plainvicw co~rrcspon-
dent, writes a readable letter and
the news. We wish We had a
Rustic in every precint in the county.
The legislature. in all probability.
finished their labors and adjourned
to-day. Next week we will publish
result of their deliberations in full
The man who saws that j, never
rams IN Nebraska had ought (, have
A milestone tied Ia his neck and be
into the middle of the street Ia
drown.
Last Monday was the o2d day Of
May. and 4 lively little snow storm
the vicinity Of Hastings and
extended as far south as Blue Hill. on
he evening of that day. Truly this
Is a wonderful country.
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Gstroy 0otsce

Ts.~u ~ ~ as aF-svr~ ~ auvg
7r --viI"1 I Tu-.asp RArr~ o.
N~~F-tsr C.Auis N~..rAs. ..a~ ~
..~sf~g 80" V"A- OF saEs Ss~-rAI
u.s.h sn under salc u.hI ar -
u-n~r = fvgs-i~' Co o. NIl grvr.
IaN thku- 4nd Ak. ~.
ANNA 'a-As l. - ~.
80.
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smith Brothers nnoun still an.
other imp"rtan, reduction in rate q,
interest nn time loans. !Sfruioii MN,
pr cent annual Interest. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
S-llff
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The cis:;aN;sh:cs Charm.

\ delightful fragrance Of freshly
gathered flowers and spices j. the
distinguishing charm of F!orc,ton Co.
losne.
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TAKE NOTICE

! have purchased the fractional | seq
OF land laying between Peter NcNitt.
ana the river: And the public is
merely notified! not Ia any timber
ON the same. ". II VcN,rr
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EO0 GAZE

500 Town Lots IN se3 c.eri. lmr-cves
Farms. vassh!e Estel property, Large
Livery and Feed S&rc. Prices raasooahfe.
tsrns 70 suit purchaser. Ca! q .. al.
eress, ". q. S1acHN.
so-u Red cIsra, Seh.
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We are requested by II. e. Corbin,
Asst. .Adjt. General L. :. Army. Ia
receive subscriptions to the Garfield
Memorial Fund. but. as there is an
organized post &. 4. Il. ut this place
we would suggest To all who wish TO
contribute in aid of ,he above named
enterprise that the treasurer Of the
&. \. X. post would hc the proper per-
son to receive and forward such sub
scrirtion>. and lac doubtless will take
pleasure IN attending I, q the matter
for YOU.
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Rye ~Ill soon IT, ready To harvest.


Ky" ~ii soon to ready Ia harvest.
Las. Mpudsv a.. hal ,uc,i,., ..,,l,
shower.
,n-.
"ral day. with intermittent fever.
Kal.v I.,.o,. ,,
Of their .,o,o -.r,z1
49,,
"s'' :" WI '''Ih'h- "t'"i"'rl
Va" 'h'u- NJ hastings last Monday.
HE merchants ~ ihI- city enjoyed
an"'h"r immen-e trade ia.t Saturday
UT. W. u H'F'hm started on a
'H'' 'eia'''er IN fsnnE-!'ahia lat
"''
Tin. Office has i,,., ,,,ued o,, ,le
rca,cst lob 81 rrin,in. eye, do,e y,
,h. valley
-" ''
'''' W - 7"""'
Rain and mud. mud and rain until
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Larlo--e. =, Bioonln.,on N.s. .p-,i q. La.

aII'Tn-e 81 Blooninstsn Mob ap-,i a. ls-.
Notice !. hereby river tha, tss frIissins-
nara~t s--'i~r hss Sid no,,-. - Ii. ,etsG'is
90 -At. snsi proat ir sarr"rt % hts cisia snI
that saii propt .Hi be uads before Ci.rs -
D,.'rio' Cos~ Hsh-ss. Csssi, 81 It~i Glow !
Nehyssta. % Teestsy. hsT n. ga. va
rsas.s Essrr"s
II j No. tli. f"g III. r1-.-.sr gssre. q go
;i"n u town , rots - 'ans. ~ vsf. 49, hs
sszes The folio vins Witnesses g. y-s.- BE o~s-
tinaoas vrsptsses Gp0n AMI e.itssftsn II ,.pi
lsnI. va Al Rec rsr.r 4 10 lobe
,nVi.I AMI George E~.r.os. ali - Re- ".ss<.
>eh-Eks
apr may ". WIZ p. ts.sfsr.
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final Proof Notices.

Lani OAos at Bl-.ninsoE Nss Ma =. lee
Notice 10 hereby gwen 'ha' ne frIia- %
named settler h4. sIsi police 90 b.. is.sbt,sn
80 male thsl rt""ftp suIEyr u hs els 90. sni
,hst aid proof sHl 10 nsts b-t,r~ CIsrk 4
b,s,rs0t Court Webster Coarty Nrs. n FuIaJ
Jsbe 9Th ls%t va
tasVsaa k.ssary
TIA sn'r, No. ~. Or the 49, .e~ = to-. ,n
ranse i-s lie Bsmr. the tll..Es sttn-.-
q" prove hi. continusus r-.sirue, arna aRI
cuitIVstt"n - ..ii land. 80 kinSra chan
Iaus. De-ifc tsn'reas NAsi-r la Port. asI
John NAV. all q " h,stIsnf S~A.
my.>n.if : ~ Fsss-.
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5. ". SwIfzrR. R.siU.r,
Land ~ =, n,o, n,ns,op y,s ..rrIsl.

Land ~ a. Hlo'ninE'on S'h AprII .is.
Notice ~ h"rehy FiVsn Tbs; tn Ell"-as
nam"i -r''i-r has Sled notice e hi iufsutt"p
y" make hnal proof ~ support 81 ~. E sim ari
that "a prof -gii he msis before '1sfk -
br-rs' : "uri =, Rcd Ci"1i \'h.. ou -Atgri.B
iEn~ =. IN. "a,
I1uS W. rosSr
ia No Ms for Tho : mi : y i.
So rl"sn Inorh kar-f 20 -Ss'. Ani nsmss
tho f0li"sinS ~ttn~ssss - prove hn ruu'lnu.as
r-sric1Cc upon and oaitIIs'i1n - earl isnf.
Vn jane. u. Fermsn. Chsslss u SAITH De-
Ia. Ri~hsrts.n and Noah d. WEssner. all Of
k~t 'ioai .Sebroaa
maytsni :. " swiTZgR. R,sia.,
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"" " ~ VII II ~ :" -"
Motto. J. / hereby si,rr thai The frfla- a,
named SETTLER hiss Sled NOTICE - 10 lntcnttru o.
MAKE FINAL ZOO! 10 support - h,s clam and 30
cur, frIi entry thereof before C.s,s Cd! f.uri
~ Webster county Nsb. AZ ~. oRCe N Hsl
Cloud Net. ~ E"nisy June l-th. i.s- VII
uLIysE u bTCs
u i No sol f"r tho - 80 60 -. and - /.
90 SC. y t"sn N r.ns. 10 s- ssm-, he
i"ilnsIrg wttne-ses O. prove bts continuous
zee ien~c uPon. All cultivation - ssii lar'.
wa lor-oTp II. IAstn., william Crouch.
Car - Heai. Henry b. Crs-f,rt all 81 CorIe
N,h.
mylIiuss : " SMIf1pp p..;.
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Land Orc. a, Bioon,sst.h ~.b Feb. u. !,

Land Once at Bioom'sstsh Ssb Fob. 10. las.
Notice >. hereby ys.n that III. foilosnx
ssnea settle, has sIsa notice af 81. intssttas
to mAhs hsAl proof 10 support % his el.in o. 4
secure snal estry thereof. b~fn's tho Clsyh 81
District 'oIrt. IN v sbs'sr ossnty ct be oH~.
IN Red C1oal Nsb,assa On hontAJ les. SD.
lc-. wi,
Jons NcH.Is
" ! We. "a. far he narth sest aaartsr 81 ,e~
ton - town Z north. rsss~ II s.st. ana nsr~s
the f,il"sipE witnesses 20 prove he s"stiagsss
tee f~nce uros ssi rsltivsiisn q 80, iant. W.
Peter Def Th"mo Ner,sa.- Lee '.m pb-ll
and Charles ueoei,ts. all ~ B.iIn. Nsb.
msy.jani :. S.-s,rst Essis..r
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-05-25

I. NArzLNFR. Director.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
Stop MY Paper.
" l want YOU to stop my paper"
81 All RIGHT. Madam +"

l want you to stop my paper
All right, Madam"
Stop it right off, too" she per-
sisted, whacking the table again,
for | have waited long enough for
you to do the square thing
She quieted down now little as
we ran our fingers down the list of
names, and when we reached hers and
scratched it out, she said:
There, now, mebbe you'll do as
you ought to, after this, and not
slight woman because she's poor.
II some rich folks happen to have a
little red headed, handy legged,
sqninty-eyed, wheezy- squaller born
to them, you puff them and it up,
and make it out an angel; but when
poor people have a baby you don't
say a word about it, even if it's the
squarest-toed, biggest.eyed, biggest
headed, nobbiest little kid that ever
kept woman awake nights. That's
what's the matter, and that's why
stopped my paper
And she dashed out as rapidly as
she came.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
LOOK OUT FOR FIRE

AS the town is building up and the
houses are not so far apart as for
merry, the danger of fire increases.
II therefore bchooves everybody to be
on the lookout for the first breaking
out OF a fire, and to lend helping
hand whenever needed. Persons
having fire. buckets in their posses.
sion should also hasten them to the
fire bell as soon as the alarm is
sounded. Everyone should bear in
mind the fact that many fire that
could have been extingnishcd with a
few buckets Of water at the start has
been permitted to develop into an
appalling confagration by the neglect
or indifference of those who could,
and should, have put 1T out with a
few buckets of water.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
THE DEER CREEK BRIDGE.
Tie Damage to it Being Repaired.

4nO DAuAAafsC w ~ ASChh6 AsVRah Cue
Last Sunday one Of the piers OF
the bridge across Wood river at the
mouth Of Deer creek, was carried
down stream. and the drift caught
on the pier of the Croy gulch bridge,
where it jammed and seriously threat
ened the bridge. Don Mckay, who
happened on the bridge, procured a
rope, hired man, tied the rope ar
ound the man. and let him down to
the jam where the man cut the log
that held the jam, and thus removed
the danger. He then went to work
and had solid square pier put in
on the lower side of the bridge, and
thus rendered it somewhat secure.
As soon as the Robertson broth
ers heard of the washing away
of the pier of the Deer creeY bridge
they sent IA large force of men up,
with instructions to make new pier
SO solid that the water could not re-
move it. This work is going on now,
and will doubtless be completed in
a couple of days. Until it is done
teams can reach Deer creek by way
Of Fosters bridge, and footmen can
go by the trail past Smiths springs,
in Croy gulch.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
A Considerable Debtor.

Say, why don't you walk on Main
street,? asked a business man, this
morning, of an individual noted for
his street DECENTRALIZATION.
"Oh, because | wish to spare the
feelings of my creditors, and save
them some trouble"
How"
well, you see, when they see me
they shove their bills at me, and
never pay them. That puts them to
some trouble. and hurts their feel
ings besides
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
Work for Every Man on Wood River

1t again becomes the pleasing duty
of the TINES to inform every man on
Wood River who is really in search
Of work, that Coe 4 Carter, who have
extensive contracts to fill for the Or
egon Short Line, arc ready to give
employment to all who apply. The
work of tie cutting is probably not
as "soft" a job nor rs remuncrative
as many would wish, as the TINES is
informed that man can only aver
age from $50 to 81 a day, and
board, at it. But it is blamed
sight better than to bum ones way,
live off Of friends who are almost as
hard up as the oilers, or to go ours
ing the country to some other place
where one will fare still worse In a
month or six weeks work at tie-cut-
ting man can earn grub stake,
and he can then 90 a-prospecting.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
Oldest Whisky in Town
At Merchants Hotel.

Boots Of all descriptions, and Of the
best material, made to order, cheap for
cash, at playhouse on the east side of
Main, between Bullion and Carbonate
streets.
Hall, Cederhom g. Co. are prepared
TO furnish native lumber, doors, sashes.
wall paper, and all building material that
may be required in the erection of build
ings.
Suitings and oyercoatings, at prices 10
compete with ready made clothing. at
Baehe's. ~
a full line of picture frames, black
walnut holdings, and brackets. ut F. a.
Whites. .
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
The Bridge Endangered.

The bridge to Croy gnlch is again
endangered. The water, it seems,
has washed the foundation from un-
der the logs Of the pier, and the
rocks which were put in to ballast it
have been washed down the river A
load or two of rock would secure the
bridge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
Payday Notice.

BIDWELI AND BEAVER EXTENSION
MINING COMPANY, Nellie Group Min
ing Compahy-Scotia Mining Company.-Al
persons having claims against the aboye-
named companies must present or forward
their biils in duplicate on or before the first
OF each month tthe monthly payday of the
Sawtooth City, Alturas county, Idaho Terri
tory. w H. EilODHEAD
General manager Bidwell and Beaver Exten-
SION, Nellie Group, and Scotia mining COM
DQnieS,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
PAYDAY Notice.

WOOD RIVER G. AND S. NJ CO, OF
SALT LAKE CITY, L. TAI persons hold
sent their bills in duplicate, at the company's
oihee, at Bullion, before the first day OF each
month, and payment will be made on the
loth. ENOS \. WALL,
SuDerintpnacnt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
Ice Half a Cent q Pound.

On and after this date, the Wood River
Ice Company will deliver ice at half cent
a pound. Consumers who take over 80
pounds day will be allowed IA liberal
discount.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-06
J. G. Fox
Prize Medal Coal Oil.
For Sale at Cost.

cottage of two rooms, comfortably furnished
and two lots 3ox120, with nice garden seeded to
vegetables, with plenty of water for irrigation
will be sold for cost. Apply to
MRS. GEO W. Taylor