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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-27
Application for Patent.
NOTICE ne so,
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE


United STATES LAND OFFICE.
At BOISE CITY, IDAHO
May 49, 1882
h lea .r1io silver Mining Company corporation
oy Z. Goliath OF Salt Lake City, Utah its attor.
ney In tact, has made application for n United
states patent for the Ohio South Mill Site and min
!, calm situate IN Mineral Hill Mining District,
Aitaras county, Idaho Territory, consisting Of i
acres and s65 linear feet of the lode and surface
hfoaha ei TIE iede ea6 feet wide, being Lot No
~ 10 a ana b, and described in the field notes and
pat VI the ofhelal survey file in this office with
inaSneuc variations at Is degrees east as follows.
quo SCUM Mill SIte-Beginning at post No /
eorher OF the Claim, from which post No. 1 of lot
70 a Deafs south 6O degrees, Is minutes east 173a
ieet distant; thence south II degrees IS minutes
west $40 feet to post No 2 thence north IS degrees
- Iinutes, west 10 feet to post No. s. thence
oith degrees, 30 minutes, east 800 feet to most
NO 4; thence south 1Sdegrees 25 Minutes east 7oo
~. 10 sara post No ], the place of beginning con
.ainlne acres. Ohio Senth Lode Beginning Mt
posi- No !, corner of the claim and running
south ~ degrees, minutes west, 600 feet to nosl
NO. = thence north At degrees IS minnt.s west
MIMI, " posi- o NO y thence north ~ degrees
iiiuu.es east, QUO feet 10 post No 4; from which
post NO. of lot is j bears north so degreea ~
ilinu'es west and 1884 feet distant and United
ola.es Mineral Monument No. bears north 10 de.
Efees, ~ minutes west, and 1885 81 feet distant
thence south II degrees So minutes east s65 feet
g said post No l. the place of beginning contain
ing IL 9li-l000 acres. 90 ~
The said mill site and n,in;no .,.;
,e.oIa n the once of the Recorder of Altlras |
county, Idaho. The nearest known locst;an i as |
,ns lhe ONO North, the Trade Dollar and the Or I
n ,ht mining claims. Any and all ne,sons |
mining adversely any portion of said mill site or
ninin8 claim are required to file their adverse |
thereto with the Register of the o. S Land
-, = az Doise CITY, Idaho, within sixty DAYS, ner
oa " publication hereof or they will be barrraa
I, nii,ue OF the provisions and statutes of tho
- az ai a.s'es IN such Gases made and provided
~ oiIeet thht this notice be published In ,ho
" ood River Daily Times, the newspaper nnhii.haa
,iY,v aar e 'aiu mining claim, for the period of
Ns' Ways. JOHN b. MILLER Register
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Payday Notice.

:. MOOD RIVER G. AND S. NJ. CO. or
S "a. LAKE CITY, Z. T.-All persons hold
lns ciallns against this company must pre-
sen SCI. lneiT DIS IN duplicate at the eolnpany's
Office, at Buliion, before the first day Of each
10th. ENoS 4 w III .he
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-27
d. II. GRAY, Sheriff.
Pay-day Notice.

sons L. 1aibiA AND BEAVER NJ GOs.-All per.
noaing claims against these companies must
Tooth neir oiiis at the eompany's ONCE In Saw.
n,on.h .iss, on or before the first day OF each
''ih. c. W. CORTRI6HT Manager,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-27
A Rich Strike.

Cliff d Mckay have struck the biggest
STOCK OF hardware, stoves, iron and steel
that ever came to Idaho Territory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-27
Flags! Flags:. FIags!!!

Four large flags for 25 cents at s. j.
Friedman's Buy now, before they all
60.
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ASsayers, Materials I

AT j. A. Rupert's drug store, Mai,
street, HALEY.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

Harris & johnson, Attorneys for piaintin
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09
NoNPAREILs.

Our reporter makes the following
observations:
The Nonpareils are coming to Nor
gantown, to dcmolish the r. and r.,
next Saturday. They say they are
Quite an amusing circumstance oc
CURED when one Of the Nonpareils
waltzed up to homeplate with ba,
that looked like a sawlog whitfield
down at one end. Joseph's question
as to what kind of war club he
was striking with" made quite q
laugh among the spectators.
The Nonpareils in their red bloom
ers, white stockings, and jaunty caps
presented quite bloody" appear.
ance.
Everybody turned out to see the
Morgantown boys beaten, the ground
presented a very interesting appear
ance, while the sympathy OF the Non
pareils sisters, cousins and aunts''
should have encouraged the boys to
greater efforts. But "it's no USE"
The belt played for, was very
neat red one, with q nickle buckle,
very pretty as well as useful. Hayes
and Hickman having tied on their
score were entitled to it, but as the
belt would not 60 round them both
SO Mr.. Morchead, the secretary wore
it home.
Joseph in his pitching, Hayes in
his catching, backed BY Jno. Kiger,
as back-stop, were simply perfect.
The boys should get the s'stogy"
Gel. Carraco smoked that afternoon
and have itgold mounted. He puffcd
it seven times during the game, and
spent the rest Of the time III yelling
and keeping it lit.
Barefoot Billy" was the champion
batter OF the Nonpareils, but he
never got farther than first base.
The boys owe much of their sue
cess to the superior playing Of Van
glider, Hodges and Porter in the field.
Hodges called forth the plaudits of
the spectators several times by his
wonderful skill, while Jumbo" Por-
ter guarded center field with greater
ease than ever before, his batting
vas hindered by the disappearance
Of his bat, which the "Graftonianss
presented him, it was found SITTER the
game was over but too late to do
him any good. vangilder's playing
needs no comment, as his merits are
we'll known. Considering the grounds
which were very poor, the boys can
not be too highly praised.
Nate Kiger very generously sacri-
feed his individual chances for the
good Of the club, by getting ont be-
tween first and second bases and let
ting another man score.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.

To all whom il may concern: Take
notice, That In pursuance of decd ~
trust executed tn me ~ trustee By Jno.
Conn and Frances Conn his wife, beAr-
ing date the 10th day Of August, 1874,
duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of tho
County Court of Monongalia county,
W! Va In deed book No. 10. new series,
page 10, to secure the debt therein
named and which remains unpaid l will
as such trustee, seil the 70 acre tract Of
land therein conveyed, In front of tho
Court House IN Morgantown, at public
cutlery, TO the highest responsible bidder
o. Saturday, September -, ssea,
on the following terms, that Ia to say:
one ,third part of the purchase money
to be paid cash in hand ut the time OF
sale one other third-part thereof In 0ne
year and the remaining third in two
years from day Of sale; taking from the
purchaser his notes with good personal
security for such deferred payments,
bearing interest from day OF sale and re-
tanning the legal title to said land as fur
ther security. Said land IL mostly clear
cd, well watered, and In pretty good re-
pair; Is undertake with the large or nine
foot vein Of coal; Of easy access; has
large house and barn ON II. pretty
good dwelling house and other outhuild-
ings, and lies about one mile north Of
Stewartstown, IN said county, adjoining
the lands Of Jno A. Ollie, Esq, and
others. ISAAC CONN,
Aug. 9th, 1882, Trustee
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The attention of the Democratic
voters of Monongalia county is es-
pecially invited to the call for Dem
ocratic Convention to assemble at
the Court House on the 10th inst,
found elsewhere in our columns. The
proceedings of the State Executive
Committee, at Grafton On September
4th, we also publish, which fully ex-
plains the necessity for this County
Convention. Let there be large
attendance, that a free and full ex-
preston of our people may be had,
and our county worthily and prop
erly represented at the Piedmont
Convention on September goth.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to the provisions of Decree
Of the Circuit Court of Monongalia
County, West Virginia, rendered by
said Court ut its June Term 1882 IN the
cause of William Frank, Il Son, and
others, versus David David III. Chad
wick, and other; the undersigned
Special Commissioners named in said
Decree, will on
Wednesday, October i1th, too4,
(bcIng the second day Of the October
Term 1892, Of said Court on the public
ground, IN front Of the Court House door,
In Morgantown. IN said County, sell
that
Certain xtors HOUSE Properly,
In Morgantown, belonging to the lato
firm of Chadwick 4 Nephew, subject
however, to the lease Made b. A. w.
Lorcntz, Trustee, to d. Chadwick. from
April lst. 1882, to the 3lst day Of March
1883. The terms Of said sale will be as
follows.
Three hundred dollars Of said pur-
chase money, to be cash In hand and
for the residue credit Of six and twelve
months will be given the purchaser
executing bonds witt good personal So
curity for the deferred instaiments bear-
ing interest from the day OF sale, and
retaining lien as further security.
Said Store House Property" ID eligibly
situated, being fraction Of lot No. 81,
on the plan Of said town, and on High
street, opposite H. B. Laxier's Drug
Store in said town, and very desirable.
August Is, 1882. w. r. WILEY,
i. y. HoUGH,
Special Com'rs.
Augustus Raymond, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia County,
West Virginia, do certify that Bond and
Security have been given by the above
named Commissioners, and approved
by me, as required by law. Given UNI
der my hand this the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1882 A. HAyMoND,
Clerk.
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Enclosed find my subscription.
can't get along without the NEW Do
MS1oS." We are glad to say that
Luther has succeeded admirably dur
his residence in Pittsburgh. He is
principal salesman in the largest fur
niture house in that city and receives
good salary.
Mr.. b. l.. keenan,, principal Of the
Piedmont Graded School, will go to
that place next week to enter upon
the discharge of his duties. He will
be accompanied by his brother, l..
II. keenan,, who is an assistant in
the school.
Among our list of business callers
since our last were: Prof. Berkeley.
j. w. Smith, r. E. Smith, John II.
Hoffman, Rev. McCutcheon, Ed. C.
Protzman, L. S. Hough, ESQ.,, F. A..
Hennen, Joseph Moreland, Esq, S. L.
Wiley, F. L. Raymond, M. S. Hughes,
James S. Miller, w. P. Barker, j. S.
Tough, j. M. Carlow, w. N. Stew
art, ID. M. Camp, w. w. Houston and
many others.
The Democracy Of old Lewis
county owe to Mr.. Milton Steele, for
his active and tireless efforts in
their cause, an appreciation to
which but few in the ranks are en-
titled. The regret is that Lewis
county has not few more such
energetic men to cspouse the cause
of Dcmocracy.-W Weston Democrat.
MIR. Steele is brother of our own
N. S. Steele and we are glad to see
him complimented thus.
The following personals are clipped
from the Fairmont Vest Virginian:
Miss Lilly Pickenpaugh, one of Nor
gantown's charming young ladies,
was In town this week.-Mrs.. w. L.
Boughner, Of Winfield district, is Wis
ting her parents at Oakland, Md
Mrs. Simeon Bright, of this place, is
visiting friends in Keyser.-Miss
Julia, daughter of Judge A. +. Hay
mond, will leave here tomorrow to
enter the Mount de Chantal school,
near Wheeling.-Miss Alice Boyers,
of Morgantown, was visiting Mr.. B.
F. Swisher's family this week.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

BASE BALL--TnE GAME OF LAST
FRIDAY BETWEEN THE NoNpARErLs OF
FAYETTE AND THE X. a. RS. OF THIS
PLAcE.-On Friday last the Rough
and Ready b. d. Club Of this place
went to Morris X Roads to play a
match game Of ball with the Non
pareil Club Of that place. The game
resulted in victory for the Morgan
town boys; the score being Q to 3, as
follows:
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09
SAD ACCIDENT AT BLACKsvILLE--AL LIT
TIE CHILD DROWNED.

BLACKSMITH, Sept 4, 1SS2-Quite
sad accident occurred at Strosni-
dcr's mills, three miles below here,
on Saturday last. A little three
year old daughter Of Jasper Stso-
snider was drowned. The child went
to the mill, as was its custom, about
10 o'clock. The father being busy,
thought nothing Of the disappearance
Of the child, but presumed 1t had
gone to the house, until he went for
dinner, when the child was missed.
They commenced to search at once.
They let the water out of the fore
bay, but failed to find it. On search
ing below the wheel they found that
1t had fallen into the forebay and pas
sed out through the wheel and had
lodged in some rubbish below. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
Of the entire community. It was
buried on Sunday.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09
OUR SCOTS RUN BuDGET-REMovALs
PERSONAL &C.

OUR SCOTS RUN BUD6ET-REM0vALS-
observation-disclosures &C.
Scorrs Run, Sept. 4.--Sanfor,l Wea-
yer leaves this week for Lewis Co.,
w. Va, with his family.
Mrs. Amasa Cole is very i'll. She
is not expected to live.
James l.. Lawlis has returned from
the M. r. Conference held at Mount
Clare.
Miss Josie Martin will teach the
Dolls Run school this winter.
Bud Simpson and wife have re.
turned from Millsboro, Pa, where
he has been working this summer.
Clark Weaver, OF Lewis County, is
visiting his old home. Sarnnel Lem
ley has about got the bridge com.
pletcd across Wadcs run at stump
town.
Simon w. Boyers has gone into
the timber business again.
VIM. A. Berry has gone to Greene
county to see about his washing ma
chine. CAss.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

liz West Virginia deer may be law
fully killed from the lst of Septem-
Der to the 18th of January; par
tridges from the 18th of October to
the LIST January; wild ducks, wild
geese, and brants, from the LIST of
November to the LIST of April; wild
turkeys, grouse and prairie chickens,
from the lst of September to LIST Of
February; phcasants from the 1st of
September to the LIST of February.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

Mr.. JAMES CUMPsroN, of Shrcve-
port, La, has our thanks for late
copy of the New Orleans Times Dem
ocrat. It's mammoth sheet Of
40 pages, columns to the page,
making in all ESQ columns. This is
sue of that paper is really business
directory of the vast Mississippi Val
lev and contains a sketch of the
more important towns and cities Of
the entire Valley. tits quite streak
Ct business enterprise and contains a
large amount of information concern
ing the business of the South.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09


REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-A list
Of conveyances admitted to record in
the County Clerks Office. since our
last report. To-wit:
Henry Matheny to Milton w.
Fisher, interest in so acres East OF
Cheat river, for $50.
Samuel Harden to j. F. Low, %
acres, Clinton district, for $500.
Benz. r. Smith to Mary Rice,
acres, Big Indian creek, for $500.
Certificate Of Incorporation to j.
NJ. Hagans and other, known by the
name Of "the Preston Company"
Mount Union Cemetery to John
Reed, Lot No. Is, in said Cemetery
for SIS.
Oak GROVE Cemetery to Maria l..
Ha!deman and Ann Baldwin's heirs,
Lot No. 40 for $50.
Enoch Brewer, to Jno. C. Fisher.
acre and 1872 poles, Cass district for
$54.73.
John E. Kern to VIM. T. Kern, in
terest in Lot No. 4, in Morgantown,
for certain consideration.
John NJ. Watson to VIM. L. Fetch
err, As acres, Clinton district for
800.
Rebecca Van Camps heirs to John
H. Courtney, interest in the estate of
Rchecca Lazzell, decd, for $25.
Fred. H. Patton to Geo. w. Nor
ris, 734 acres, Kingwood pike, for
1880.
Mary Evans to E. j. Evans, ~
acres "a West run, for$800.
Also eight deeds of Trust have
been admitted since our last report,
and 3 marriage licenses-in spite
OF the hot weather
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

Mr.. HUNNELL, of the firm of Nun
nell, Kozer a. Hunnell, of Waynes-
burg, was here last week introducing
the Buckeye force pump. This pump
is as near perfection as anything in
the pump line we have ever seen. 1t
forces the water mp from the bottom
and never freezes. We haven't room
to describe it. When Mr.. Hunnell
returns next week examine the pump
for yourself 9-2t.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09
MAIDsvLLE PERsoNALs--socIAL MAT.
TIERS.

MAIDSVILLE PERSONALS--SOCIAL MAT
TIERS.
MAIpsviILLE, Sept. Freedom
Conway, of the Bend of the River"
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Nancy Mercer of Allegheny City,
Pa, is the guest of Miss Annie Dean.
The trustees of sub-district No. 2,
have given the school to Mr.. Lindsey
Stoneking for the coming term. We
do not think they will have any rea-
son to repent their choice as Lind
sey is an efficient and deserving
young man.
The young folks had dance and
supper at James Il. Evcrly's on the
night of Aug. 3lst. A nice time was
had.
Our late blacksmith, Carson How
ard left here on last Friday liz search
of a better place to work. We wish
him much success.
Our old friend, A. G. Davis was
circulating among his friends in this
place last Friday. He enjoys his
usual health.
Timber hauling down Robinsons
Run still continues, making the roads
almost dangerous to travel.
w. W. Tapp expects to start to
Webster, w. Va, in few days to
teach the school at that place.
Mrs. +. r. Stellar and others on
the sick list are all better at present
writing. 0. X.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

On Monday, Jailor VIM. /. Protz-
man, resigned his commission as GUS
todian of the stone builling and
Charley Merriield was appointed his
successor. The two gentlemen ex-
change houses to-day.
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GREENE COUNTY sQUIBs work ON THE
RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At
GREENsBoRo-THE NEWS IN GENERAL.

GREENE COUNTY sQUIBs work ON TIL
RIVER MISREPRESENTATION Al
GREENsBoRo-THE NEWS IN GENERAL
GREENSBORO, Sept. 4.-On Sunday
morning about 3 o'clock, Adam ia
cobs' saw and planning mills at East
Riverside burned to the ground. The
steamer Geneva stopped, and by US
ing her hose saved the lumber in the
yard. Loss not yet known.
On Saturday the hands at Lock
No. 8 cleared the brush from the site
of the Lock and on Monday they
will begin to dig for the foundation
Work will be rapidly pushed until
cold weather.
Friday evening the Harry pushed
one half Of Dam No. into position.
This looks like business.
Mr.. G. w. Hagcr has had his hack
which he runs from here to Fair
chance repaired and painted up in
fine style.
Benny Williams will move in the
corner room of the Jones house and
keep his drug store there. A. B.
Dunaway opens up in the the room
occupied by Williams. This will
make three drug stores in our town.
Minor Boughncr has arrived home
from Pittsburgh.
The Harry left on Saturday for
P;s..shurgh with the drodge boat and
barge loaded with stoneware for
Hamilton and Jones.
We noticed that JEo. e. Gabler is
going to have pair Of cattle scales
erected near 's's house. This is much
needed in the borough and we hope
it will soon be completed.
The Boys" of this place and the
Stars of the Old Glassworks will play
match game of ball for ball and
bat, sent here by some sporting man
for that purpose. We think the
"Stars" will be victorious.
Just as we were going to mail this
letter we learn that Crawford h Co. s.
store was robbed Of about $1,000 in
cash and checks. The villains
are known and will be arrested.
They gained entrance to the store BY
boring through shutter and lifting
the catch. After they were inside
they drilled through the safe into
the combination aud opened it. A.
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TEACHERS ExAAINTIoN.-There will
be a Teachers Examination held at
New Brownsville, September the 2Sth.
+ i~s s8S B. S. MORGAN,
County Supt.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM uFFINeroN--
SOME SENSIBLE OBSERVATIONS ABOUT

NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM UFrINGroN---
SOME SENSIBLE OBSERVATIONS ABOUT
ROADS, SCHOOLS, &C, &C.
UrrISGroN, Sept 1.--Having been
silent for some time will now shout
der my quill and attempt to give a
few locals from this thriving(?) vii
lage.
Harvest is over; threshing is done;
the people have good crops, good
health, and are contented and happy.
We noticed about fifteen men and
boys going past here this week and
on inquiry found they were working
the roads; at least that's what they
call it. The roads in this vicinity
are very rough but the overseers say
they have not the money to keep them
in repair. Why not give them the
means and have good roadsp
Jesse Shuttlesworth has been haul
ing lumber and brick through here
for his new house. Jesse is build
ing a handsome residence.
Robt. Robe is the owner of a new
shot gun, and is killing lots Of SOUR
rels.
Braddock Hall is running Charley
Morgan's saw mill. No doubt Brad
dock win soon accumulate fortune
and retire to private life.
Mrs. Walls who has been sick for
so long is no better.
1t is rumored that Alexis after he
had traversed many a weary mile to
be present at the Sunday School pic
mic at Woodland, was obliged to 90
home without his dinner. Poor
boy!
The schools Of Clinton are nearly
all supplied with teachers. Some Of
the best teachers of Clinton have
gone to Preston county and Morgan
district. It's pity Clinton cannot
pay sufficient wages to keep her
teachers at home.
Mr.. John c. Frum & Bro. have
been rafting some very large timber
here.
Jack johnson, Of Indiana, who
has been visiting his brother, +.
M. johnson, returned home this
week accompanied by his brother,
George, and Miss Ella Howell.
One Of the young teachers Of Gin
ton, while attending the Institute had
his girl taken from him. Since then
he has not been crossing the river so
often.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

A LIST of letters remaining .un-
claimed in the Post Office at Morgan
town, w. Va, Sept. LIST, 1882: Lu-
cinda Cunningham, Bertha Cupp,
John NJ. Grievcn, Sarah j. Myers,
Joseph G. Mayer, j. S. Hastings,
Annie MeWilliams, VIM. McCray,
Harry Patton. w. c. Phillips, +. M.
Piles, Lee Pait, Sheridan l.. Rob
crts, Hugh Sidwell, Mrs. Wiles M.
Sreinley, Eligah Rockwell, Lena
Suiter, G. w. Walker, Prof. w. w.
May, Harvey Staer.
F. A. DERING. p. M.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-09-09

A GENTLEMAN from Waynesburg
was here last week looking for loca-
ton for Q shoe store.