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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. ss,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
boise City, Idaho. March |, 1852.

Boise City, Idaho. March /, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that the Philu-
tteIIsnt=s <,.z.-.<~.sx~-
4 corporation organized under the incnr-
puration laws Of the State Of New Jer-
sey. by its attorney In fact. Mark A.
shepard, whose posfofiice address il
Ketchum. Alturna County, Idaho Terri
tory. has this day tiied its application for
\ patent for fourteen hundred and sixty-
seven linear feet III the Yellow Jacket
Lode. Mine or vein bearing silver and
other minerals with surface ground
three hundred and fifty feet in width.
trset, County Of Altuvas, Territory OF
Idaho. and designated by the field notes
and oliieinl plat On file in this office rs
Lot Number 40. snitl Lot No. 40 being
described As fellows. to-wit. Beginning
At discovery point OF the claim running
thence n, 80 degrees and 10 minutes W.,
along the center of the northwestern end
III claim son feet to post No /, thence s..
~ degrees W.. on the northwestern end
Of claim MS feet to the northwestern
corner Of claim pest No. 3. thence s., IS
degrees aud 10 minutes II. ON the south
western aide uf claim i467 feet to the
southwestern corner Of claim post No. s,
thence NJ. - degrees f.. on the south
eastern eni OF ciainl $50 feet to post No.
4, thence NJ. ~ degrees E.. on the south
eastern cnd OF claim loo feet ia the south
eatern corner u claim post No. S, thence
N, 9degS W.. ON the northeastern side
OF claim 1905 fcet 10 post No. G, thence N,
10 degrees aud 80 minutes w, ON the
northeastern sisle III eiaim yea feet
to tho northeastern corner pt claiia post
No. I, thence s.. - degrees w.. on the
northwestern end of claim 40 feet 60
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25

Iosss Orr, 5pAHo. JuXE nth. issa'
Notice d hereby given thst Jerno. Il, H.agin.
of the caty and county Of San Frxnuiseo, State
q Galltofni.. ~ his legally authorized agent
ismss = Wsllase, q tAs town q iiailay Al
sa W yp';s3 gssc: i pss.ns ,, ~ ne AI
nate IN eAwaN,th Mining District, Alturss
linear feet Of tbs lode, and aurfAoe ground 900
feet wtd0 sn1ny Lot 81 and d0 4orihed In tho
held notes and plat OF the official survey ON file
u thiA oiiac~. with magnetic variation At 10 do
xrcos oast, ~ f0llows.
CommsncinR 1T the discovery point Of this
claim and RAINING south 81 degrees and ~ min
nte. oast along center Inc Of claim So feet to the
center u thu southeastern cnd line OF the claim.
Thence north y dsgreea and 10 Minutes east,
800 foot TO post No. l. Thence north OK degrees
and 50 minutes wsat ~ fast 10 post No, q
Thence south II degrees and 10 minutes west
sM feet 10 post No, D. Thence south W degrees
and 30 minutes east 50 fest to post No. l. Thence
north 81 dearecs and ~ minutes sast 60o feet to
post No. !, the rlHoe q beginning survey OF OK
acres From post No. q, u. 4 81 81, No bears
north ~ degrees aud 80 minutes west AHA feet
distant.
Ay sss FSaaSg
ipH claim OF surface ground, are required to file
their adverse claims with the Register OF the
unitsd Atatoa Land Office, st Boise City, Idaho
Territory pduriug the sixty days period OF pub
ieation thereof, or they Will be barred bv virtue
VI the provisions Of the statute, The said min
nv ciaAm being of record in the office Of the
County Recorder OF said mining district, at
Rocky fsaf, IN AiturAs County, Idaho Territory,
The nuercst known location being the "solace
direct that this notice bs publiShea IN the
kstchur1 KEYSTONE, ths newspaper published
nearest the .aid mining olalna Tor the period Of
,oHN n. MILLEH
Publication began June aad, tssa
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25

Ton win plsAae lake notice that va
have expended the sum OF one hundred
AnltArn In mnney and tsbor on the Sara
tsaGa lesie mining claim located In Little
Anaakey Mining dlssries. AltuFas County.
Idaho. Territory. fer the year 1881. and
aal4ss youF share of the a. done hundred
d<,liafp u t,ein9 enc fourth thereof. To-
eether wtth interest and ensta thereon
al thr 0ervtca ri this notice vnnr tntervat
In the snid mininM eiatm OF lode will be-
fnrfeifod 10 M tsy process al law, under
Act Of G"agrass approved May 10. 1874
B.c.RAr.
RnAk uouL1
fA1p PorMina.
kstehuM July a0th. iss3.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25

10 Louss Esor.nH.

TO LOUIS EH0Lnn
Ynn will please take notice that We
have oApeutled The sum Of one hun
drcd dollars IN money ard labor on the
TuararorA iotie minIng clsim located
Ia the Little smoky Mining distrlct, Al
snras County ldsho Territory, for tho
y4aT leN, ahtf anleea your share III she
aAld one hfn0red dsiaiass en- being one
third thcreoD, takcthur with interest
and cost thereon. IL paid within ninety
days from the date al the xervioa Of this
notice your interest In the said mining
ciaim or lode will 10 forfeited to ,is by
process nj law. under rot Of congress ap
proved May 10. la61.
GMIr MoaoMIaAL.
EnwARD HARRINGTON
Kctohum, Aug. nth 1854.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


UMITMD BTATKs LAMP OrrIcK. ~
Boise City, Idaho, March II. 1882. Z
Noticets hereby given TINT the Cole
man Mining Company Incorporated Itn-
der the laws u the State Of Minnesota
by G. j. Johnston Attorney In fact,
wh0se poAtoiliee address is Sawtoutii
CITY, Alfnrns County. Idnl,n. Have made
application for United States Patent
ffr tho Oregon mining claim situHte In
GawtDOth Mining District. AIturas CouD-
". Idaho Territory. consisting II fifteen
hundred linear feet vi the lode. and sur-
face gronnd six hundred feet wide, be-
ing lot No. 30 and described la the field
notes and plat Of the offjciAl survey on
Cir III this ONCE with magnetic variation
At II degrees east. M follows:
Commencing at tho discovery point
In centre III south east end line Of claim.
North az degrees eisHt, 800 feet TO post
No. l. thence north So degrees west, LOO
feet 70 post No. ., thence north 81 de-
grees. 45 minutes west, 400 feet to post
No. 3. thence south 2G degrees west 600
feet to post No. 4, thence south G7 de-
grees AS minutes eslst, t.400 feet TO post
No. s, thence south 30 degrees east 100
feet t. post No. 4. thence north az de-
grees east GOO feet to post No. l. the
place Of beginning survey ri exterior
boundaries ~ this CHIN containing an
area Of 20. 81 acress Claimed. From post
No. Of this claim y. 3. NJ. NJ. No |
beers south ~ degrees IA minutes west,
2.167 A feet distant. No conflicts.
The said mining claim being ON record
In the ONCE Of the Recorder Of said min
ing district Mt Rocky Hnr In Alturas
County. Idaho, The nearest known To-
cations being the Webfoot, Alabama,
Hidden Treasure and Coleman.
direct that this notice be published
IN the Ketohum KEYSTONE, the newspa-
per published nearest the said mining
claim, for the period of sixty days.
John Is, Miller, Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25

70 L0UIu xNel.KN:
fou VII paHAso take nosics that We
hav6 e1peA3ed slso snm of one hundred
dOllars in lAb0r and money ON the Ban
n101Oxle mining csaim ltscated In the
kittls Smokey mtning distrset, AittEas
pNqnty Idaho Territory for this year VI.
and unlesa y0ur SHARE ef the eaid che
hundred dollars tit being one-third
snerson, IS PAID Within ninety DAYS
IRON tbs date ~ thu ssrvios VI this no
tane your Interest IL the said mining
oiaim Or lode will lr forfeited to ua BY
hruacea III tAw. under act of congress
sPpgov4A My 10, ~.
Nail Mu0oNiaAL.
EDwAHD HARKiSoToN.
Ke4cAun, Aug. nth I6s3.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25


boise City, Idaho, March l, 1882
Notice Is hereby given that the Phil
delphia Mining and Smelling Company,
a corporation organized under the In
corporation laws Of the State of New
Jersey. by its attorney In fact, Mark A.
Shepard, whose postoffice address Is.
Ketohum, Aiturns County. Idaho Terri
tory. has this day filed its application
for patent for twelve bundled and Ave
linear feet Of the black Hawk Lode,
Mine or vein bearing silver and other
minerals with surface ground four hun-
dred feet in width. situated in Warm
Spring Mining District, County OF Al
turas and Territory OF Idaho. and desig-
mated by the field notes and official plat
IN tile in this Office MS Lot Number SO,
said Lot No. 80 being described rs fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning ut a stake
marked center end stake of south end of
Black Hawk claim poat No. /. thence N.
40 degreea e., ON the southeastern end
Of claim $50 IT. to the southeastern corner
Of claim post No 2. thence N, 40 de-
9rees and 40 minutes W.. on the north
EASTERN side line of elaim 1905 feet to the
/ northeastern corner Of claim post Mo- 8,
thence s.. 40 degrees W.. on the north
| Western end Of CHIN lis feet to post No
1, thence g., 49dagreox W. on the north
western end ii claim $50 feet to the
northwestern corner Of claim post No. 5,
thence S.. 80 degrees E., on the south
western slide line Of claim 1908 feet tofhe
I southwestern corner of claim post No. 6,
thence N, 40 degrees E.. on the south.
eastern end of ciuim 900 feet to post No.
and place OF beginning OF survey Of
exterior boundaries Of claim. From
post No. 2, Z. =. M. NJ. No. bears N,
40 degrees and Is minutes F., 1850 feet
distDnt.
Magnetic variation at 10 degrees East,
eontaing nm area Of 1858 acres. The
location Of this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders ONCE of Alturas County. at
Rocky Bar, in BOOK Six of Quartz
RtatNsrts, page ATT. The adjoining claims
ara the Night Hawk. Yellow Jacket, West
Fork No. and the Satellite. Any and
al persons claiming adversely any por-
tiou of said Black Hawk Lode. Mine or
surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register Of the
United States Land Once ut Boise City,
in the Territory OF Idaho. during the
sixty dnys period of publication hereof
ar they will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions of the statute.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice OF Application for Patent be pub
lished for this period of sixty days item
consecutive weeks. In the ketchum
KEY sroHE. weekly newspaper pub-
lished ut Katchum, Aituras County, !. T..
JOHN b. MuLER.
Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25
To JosEru ts,aeux.

TO J0skfH 4slanHx.
Tim vii. please take nottce that We
Anve expended the ann II one hundred
dnljars IN nn0hsy and labor on the Gray
R0ok Lottu Mining claim located In Lit
~ Asaakey mining district. Alturas
County. Idaho, Territory. for the year
iD6l. and unless yoHr share 1T the said
one hundred dollarsi IL being one fourth
thereof !. together with fntereat and
eou1 therepn. IL paid within ninety iays
tram the date n thu service II this notice
yoar interest IL the Hsist mining elaiin or
lode With be forfeited Ca us by process u
law. under The Aet cf Congress approved
Nay ~. 1874
y. G. RAY
HKML HouLa.
fnEp Pofnnn.
Ksfzakssssz 1rs1v sslAk sHAQ
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25

7 TfHE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE WHO ARE
suffering from SEXUAL. AND NERVOUS Cf ~
PLANTS IL . physician who can comprehend
tneir Hilmonte and successfully treet them.
The general practitioner "a not 9udacieutIv
skilled In these classes OF troubles to do So and
i must be loft to the specialist. who by educa-
comprehensive mind. is prepared 10 cure them
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. ~.

UNITED STATES LAND OFfrcr,
boise City, Idaho, March 1, 1882
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-08-25

Kesehaaa July sosh.
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Presiding Elder Lawson publishes
a little church paper at his home,
called the Eau Claire District Adyo-
cate, from which we clip this mention
of Superior:
We recently spent several days in
Guiding one Sabbath at Superior look.
ing after our interests there. We
found a class of about thirty members,
who hope to be able to build a small
church this summer. We were pleased
with the spirit of this struggling church
and the kind reception given us by the
citizens generally. The prospect is
that Superior will now grow rapidly
and become the chief shipping point
on the Upper Lakes.
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1t is rumored that work on the
eastern extension of the n. p Road,
will be put under way in a few days.
Of course rumors don't cost anything
and it is best not TO take much stock
in them, and we give the above item
for what it IS worth. Railroad ofiici-
ais think it displays a great deal Of
sound wisdom and executive capacity
to be extremely ignorant when ques-
toned about their plans, and will
swear they don't know anything about
their own affairs even if they were go
ing to commence work the next day,
hence it does no good to look for re-
liable information in that direction
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OFFICIAL


STATE OF NfsCoNsIN. J
SUPERVISORS, OFFfCE |
SUPERIOR, July /, 1882
SPECIAL MEETING.
Board met at halfpast O'Clock p. IN. All of
the members present
Oumud0n the following ordinance establishing
dock and wharf line in ST.. Louis bay, in the
County OF Douglas. was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS BY chapter 2H7. Laws of Wisconsin,
1881 special power is conferred upon the County
Board to establish dock or wharf lines upon nav
igable waters in counties wherein there is no in
cCrpOrated city or village and
WHEREAS, By virtue Of the statute in such case
provided as aforesaid the County Board Of Super
yiSors Of Douglas county IN said state, possess
such power now, therefore, under and pursuant
to the provisions Of said chapter 207 Of the laws
of1ss1, the County Board Of said County Of Doug
las do 0rdain rs follows.
That d dock and wharf lire be and the same is
hereby located and established in st. Louis Bay
in said county, as follows:
beginning TT point in ST Louis bay aforesaid,
distant tWcutE-0uc hundred and sevcnty-five
f2175) feet northerly from the northeast corner
Of section fifteen tl3 in township forty-nne (i9)
north 81 range fourteen 40 west in said county,
measured IN .EIe 40 right angles 10 the north
boundary line If eail section fifteen (l5l and
starting from tho said northeast corner thereof
thence running north tf5y-fgur sd degrees, WesE
tWenty-siX hundred and twenty-five (2625) feet to
point. thence from said last named point run
ming south siStE-one s6l) degrees and fifteen ll3f
minutes west thirty-lve hundred and eighty
(55s3) feet 70 the terminal point.
The said wharf and dock line hereby estab-
hshcd IS shown upon the accompanying plan,
which is hereto annexed and made part Of this
ordinance. The black line deIniAted III SAID
Bay Of ST. Louis, upon said plan, being the dock
and wharf line hereby defined and established.
and corners and distances being therein noted IN
figures
cau-e the foregoing ordinance TO be published in
some newspaper published IN the county OF
Douglas and that certified copy of said ordi-
nance. and Of the map or plan thereto attached
be prepared and sent Ia Mai. Charles Allen, St.
Pan Minnesota, officer in charge Of the harbor
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Pardon Refused.

Chas T. Crockett who was convict
ed April ID, 1880, in Fond du Lac,
for manslaughter in the second degree
and sentenced to five years in the
state prison, recently made applica-
ton for pardon which was refused.
The application for pardon Of Andrew
Knudson, who was sentenced in the
circuit court for Columbia county
IN July 3, 1879, to five years
in the state prison for breaking
into a house and attempting to COM
NIT rape upon neighbor's wife, was
likewise refused.-State Journal.
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into business. The only way to build
up town is to hold your lots your
selves, live in your old shanties, talk
about what the Almighgy has done for
US in the way Of natural advantages"
and damn the nonresident lot owners
because they don't give away all Of
their property, that you who live here
can be benefited. We are glad our
neighbors Of Uppertown are satisfied
with what the Almighty has done for
them, and are now ready to do their
part of the work necessary to make
q city.
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-Deliobtf,Il weatber-for ducks.
If has been cold enough % far
this month 70 BRING into use the stoves
anil ovarc,,t-
NJ, FIvsIl bas returned from his
N;nna,noF. ,i-;t ami has settled down
!, b,s;na.s u,,in
n IT. Smith, onr excellent bar
her now raiaiae4 # tRa possession of a
new bav labv a III house
The rains If The past ten DAYS
have rendered +ba roads in The conn-
~ almost ;,nnazsebla ear teams
Nh Nurnbv received = LOT Of
snrioa chickens tbi. week Ga and
oat J, nair 81. vou, Sunday dinner
I'd Parre4t and fbe Tnfer-Ocean
i, ! considerable sgarlinr over that
homo f.r All tho meat there i On it.
Rev. Shamato. Of Duluth, was in
TOWN Yesterday on business connected
with the IT. II. Society ID this point.
The Maple Leaf, trim sailing
craft BROUGHT un another LARGE load Of
lumber for the Mp. Docks. this week.
Neil Smith has some Of tha.best
cigars ever brought to this town.
They are the pure article. Call in
and try one.
II. I. Wright made his family a
avinc visit one day this week, but Ii.
business engagements did not permit
him to tarrv lone.
Rev. Mr.. starkweather has re-
turned to his charge here, and will
hold services At the Episcopal church
at the usual hours tomorrow.
There Is a bad washout at the
Second street crossing Of Newton
creek. IT not attended to soon the
wast ond If The BRIDGE will 90 down.
We believe the Board Of Commits
sioners has fayorablv considered oul
s,,caost;on u improve The road lead.
mo Il Connors Point and the work
! j a. dome At once
IF Won want to buv some nice
: :" "''''' 0' -
mouse pI'li'9 'ieap, -" : W go"
opportunity. Neli 7m''n : 'o'io :
olsPose y ~ i''s' ~ : ''oe~ "'''N
VIII as'9ills5 YOU, Ell. ~. ..,,,.
n ; ',l7s - snaaI fa~
: t,,.a;th s;anas tbora and Mr. O
months "''.4 80 - - I,l.o,.
= - tlo,.,a.,+;,o,
ies'''q'''' :, ~ - a,,;t,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., :. man whose
nan,. - b.vo f,rgotten oot . blow
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Our real estate owners should take
a fresh grip upon their titles, deeds,
etc. for fear some Of those capitalists
and live business men who are locat-
ing in and building up Uppertown
might possibly get some Of their lots
away from them. Don't hope to build
up town by selling lots to outsiders
who NAV want To come here and 80
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The Fourth in Superior,

accidents 10 record. lhefc was no set
program for the day, hence no COM
mitteemen to order you about There
was no carefully selected politician
picked out to crate, hence our polite
ness was not put to the test Of sitting
in the sun for two mortal hours listen
ing to some Office seeking braggart
telling what triAing things the county
has done III the past and what great
achievements it would be led onward
to, if he had the reins once in hand.
The police kept close watch over the
small boy and his crackers, and the
large boys and their cocktails, SO that
we had neither conhagration nor dis
turbance, while all, each seemingly
working out program of his own,
went in for jolly good time, and
if appearances go for anything, they
had it.
The ladies of the Presbyterian soci-
ETY., opened up their ice cream and
lunch room in the morning and kept
it open until quite late in the evening
and gathered in a harvest worth about
$500 after paying the reapers, which
sum will be expended in buying the
furniture for their new church.
Our band boys just to show their
hackers that they were making pro
gress, came out and were driven
through town and played the two or
three airs they have learned, in
highly creditable manner, and then
put up their horns and went in for
good time with the rest. The Duluth
bands also visited our town during the
day, and gave few exhibits of their
musical skill. The juvenile band did
splendidly and if they keep up their
organization, they will soon take high
rank as musicians.
Quite q number of our citizens who
had no particular relish for crowded
streets and dust, betook themselves
and their well filed baskets to Mime
sofa Point, or some Of the islands, or
some pleasant spot in the woods and
enjoyed the day in that way, while
others took the row or sail boat and
spent the day, or q good portion Of it,
on the water, and the day being fine
with a gentle breeze blowing, this class
Of pleasure seekers probably enjoyed
themselves as well as any.
At 2 P. n, we were reminded that
It was time to 60 to the match game
Of ball between the Superior and Du-
luth mines. We saw the game, or
most Of it, bat it was not at all well
matched. The game stood, Duluth,
%; Superior, /, and that kind Of a
game does not make it interesting.
However, we have The material for
good club, bat ii wants organizing,
drilling and practice, and without this
it will amount to just nothing at all,
as the score Of Tuesday sufficiently
proves. Mr.. Bchlen, captain Of the
home nine, caught foul ball on the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-08

Master Archie, the six year old
son Of VIM. King, met with a painful
accident last Wednesday. Getting
possession of a powder can, he poured
out quite quantity upon board and
then set it on fire with the lighted end
of a frecracker The powder flashed
up full in his face, burning him severe
" and filing his face full Of powder.
It was at first thought his eyes were
destroyed, but he was able to open
them yesterday and the sight was not
impaired. Fortunately the fire did
not get into the flask, in which case
he would probably have been killed.
DR.. Conan has the lad in charge and
will put him in as good shape as pos
sible.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS,
NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern
All persons are hereby warned
against picking up, or purchasing, or
manufacturing any logs to which they
cannot prove ownership.
BY order ofthe Duluth Lumber Elk
change, A. G. ARVESON,
Sec'y pro tenn.
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The Verdict Of the Jury.

We have just received q copy Of the
most popular piece Of music ever pub
lshed in this country, called the
"Verdict March," composed by Eu-
gene /. Blake. It is written in an
easy style, 50 that it can be played on
either piano or organ. The title page
is very handsome, containing correct
portraits Of Hon. Geo. B. Corkhill,
Hon. J, K. Porter, ard Judge w. S.
Cox; also a correct picture Of the
twelve jurymcn who convicted the ass
ASSN Of our late beloved President.
This piece Of music should be found in
every household throughout the en-
tire country. Price 10 cents per copy
or 3 copies for 81, Postage stamps
taken as currency. Address all orders
to T. W. IIelmick, Music Publisher,
$50 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

TWO good shoenakers Apply to or address,
\. FDESkI
Superior Wis