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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-21

ization, quiet. orderly, dignined, composed OF
honest and influential citizens who administered
good Justice in most unlawful and salutary
way. The state government endeavored to sup
press this committee, so the vigilants had to
fight the lawyers and the outlaws. holding the
state By the throat with one hand while with the
other IT hanged four men who needed hanging.
and would have throttled a fifth had he NOT
saved them the trouble by suicide and banlshed
from the state twenty-five blacklegs and other
dangerous characters. Having thus. in one
year, unlawfully restored order and confidence
and secured protection and respect for the lives
and property Of good citizens, the vigilance
state and disbanded.
You see, when court Of justice becomes q
farce. the court OF Judge Lynch becomes a ne
cessity.
The people are greater than the laws of their
own creation, and sometimes they have to cor
rect plumbers and misconstructons. Now and
then trial needs revision. ''Errata: On mace
A. ID. 1883, for Dukes jury read Jim Nut. ~
Now when the proof-reader makes this revision
the sentence reads more smoothly. In the first
reading it was harsh, diseordant It grated
vised sentence is al. right, and we read IL with
general sense Of satisfaction and a feeling that
the chapter may properly close right there.
The man whose profound reverence for the
law always breaks out at the wrong time and In
oenau OF the wrong man tells us that the law
which should have hanged Dukes must hang
young Mutt. So 1t would If God had filled our
veins with Ice water instead Of blood. But men
are not CLAIMS. II the law will not hang the
right man when 1t should, because it Ia asleep.
most certainly It shall not hang the wrong man
because 1t can when 1t wakes.
Lynch law Is the child Of the court room.
The offspring Is illegitimate maybe, but none
the less 1t Is natural child" II the law never
slept; II the courts dispensed only justice; If the
wrong man never won law suits; II innocent
men never went to jail, and II 1t did not some
times cost the government q million dollars to
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

In reply to numerous queries concern
ing the agricultural adaptiveness II
Wood River, We make the following
statements Of the true condition, hoping
to meet in general tho wants OF our in
Iniring readers.
First: ia agricultural advantages Of
" River la 9 long since been placed
beyond doubt, ana although us an on Z
terpri8e egr culture il @econ airy. yet to
those otherwise disengaged II las in
ever case proven profitable. The ntic-
cess n crops OF all ordinary grains and
vegetables has boon deninnstr ted and
ass,ired by irrigation. Second Potato
crops, for example, one mile below here
lave yielded as largely III do those Of
any land. Sample potatoes often weigh
ing over two poitntisl and the average
b ing of good size. Third There yet
remains unclaimed thousands OF acres oI
smooth agricultural lind within easy
| reach Of timber, that cath be held Until
| pu chased OF the Goverhhtent by mere
| ~ fencing. T Is lies between here ahd
| bellevue, while many acres OF hay land
lie between here and Gnlena to the
north, Fourth yet but few RE en-.
gnged In raising crop on Wood River
and p atees aud all We etables sell 81
about 5 or s cen per pound, and Otter
US high a 10 cents per pound, according
/ 50 th eek la market. Fifth The cos
| pf living us compared to the profits o
labor are so much less here than else
here, In the East, that many will fine
/ it un induoement TO come md cast thei
| fortunes in the soil. Our DO nlatiol
doubles ach year, so far, and many VIII,
80 ae have found it advantageous. fl
fence ia and irrigate large clainas o
tand. There are no less thnn q hal
lozen 160-ncfe claims. fenced, in
immediate vicinity OF ,Ketehum, and on
saneh immediately adjoining, on T al
.reek. contains Gao acres tuken up llnde
the desert land net. fenced III and GOV
cred by Il urge ditch, Its entire length
II th--The present population of ketch
nm ia about 800 souls Inst summer
contained nearly I.000, ind next soaso
It will probably inference TO 1.5no. eloAin
tnr tie winter with 1.inn Last Me
shnnies of all branches liaVe no tronbl
i'll finding employment hire during til
| tctivB 3eiSon.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the ff4n Of
4 O. swift & Co. doing Business IN Al
aIas County, Iaaho Territory, Is this day
Iisolved by mutaul consent
T. z, Cioheey ard ". II Greephqw, as
o-pannefs, VIE continue business nj
Seteham and Muiauon Under the firm
lame and style Of + Z. GlohecY e ca,
lssumtng nil liabilities and collecting all
accounts, Of The. HALEY, Ketehum, Galena
md Naldeon branch
j, q Swift and +. II Wilson, as co
paftnefs will continue business ut Bullion
inder the firm name aud style Of j. O
swift / Co, a<snminga all liabilities ase
ollrcting all accounts Tor that t1anel.
tsignad ], @. swiFE
+, NJ NILSSON,
T, E, GIonEoY,
January Ist 1883. w. II. GRHlknow
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This Is wla. tho Territorial { Nov
Enterprise says in regard to some Of

This Is wla. tho Territorial { Nov
Enterprise says in regard to some Of
the Idaho people In the "back
woods region Of Idaho are many
people, "born and raised in the
wiIds, who have never seen either q
railroad or steamboat. Since rail-
roads have been penetrating toward
their Businesses tley have heard such
wonderful things about the locomo-
tives jumping off the tracks and
kiillne people that il Is bard 10 get a
native near train. In orier to get
them aboard train il is necessary
To blindfuld them, the same 10 mules
and horses are blindfulded while be-
ing taken into dangerous places.
isvesl when they are aboard train
it is necessary to watch them closely
to prevent than jumping out Of tile
windows when ii locomotive blows
it, whistle,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16
THE TRUE STATE.

The Nov West In ita hate special
Wsa,d River edition, eolors up our
many advantages in brilliant style
With the exception Of stprk raising
facilities. however. Witch sre very
inconsldsfnbls In the Immediate re-
8ion. our natural resources ~ theres
IN depicted AFRO IN most c.-ss trl'r,
Mining Il rus pursuit, and nothing
eisD iusisis sufficient attraction 70 be-
come N industry u Any Importance
The timber lands Astounding thu up
pes river will undoubtedly prove VII
important nrqusltian y lbs eouns
trys wealth Agfseal.nru which
will be carried Dn in autlinieilt eztens
U supply Only our immediate needs,
Gnu never become other than sec.
ondary industry. u good ways duwn
sha seais While ii vii, b. confined
within ths narrow limits ot i small
valley on Wood River. II viii find
tsys scope IN tbs large yHIlsys 10
Ward sha Snake, aad viii Ia githes
sltuations - belivesI become profit.
ebio. and II proportion 70 IN iAiids
ccntsibuls ID the general asAlahi
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

=
IL 81 III l1Esl IIaIls III

Va sss ~ Old Hits Fsfs tttae
Joe WATSON, who, vita lis brother
lphh i,sessdesi the 8wyhee Ava.
ianele. 4 1865. has been appointed
q s. Consul At San fIas. MVxIeo.
The sans year [snd the lest iine
VIZ sew Ioel he booted il down from
tdshe thy q company with stuff;
gul hia staull-tailsa das ana
sstsed thfpagsa Boise . oTxhse.
H s bAs.se s. hrs we anl
N4nes lie leit idsap. has mala lhe
teun tne weFld Ard sees MI tht
/ ups as.l 9'NAs q ne tNs W:s4en
Is Haathsf s. tAsseefss y sslss-tie4s
Idahpans whuaa QUALIFICATIONS hay,
Heantsss them prominent ,tlae.
abroad Bose begneefat
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16
zlsssagsstIasa ri Partnership.

NOTICE Is. HEBERY GIVEN THAT
II tue rnparknerrhln. hefetosefeeztsti i
between the L der 2gA & under the firm
nssae ana stvie Of PInkhanl 4 Leonard
Il khtahun4. Iastha. Is tats day dissolved
by mutual consent
The hu mess will be continued ant
carried on hy tAS undersigned Joseph
PInkhafn. at the Ill place,
who assumes all liabilities Of
the lAtp tirln. ard to whom ell accounts
aud indebtedness aue the same viii be
paia.
A il Is destrous to adjust and eiosa the
| n.srtitarahip hu mess. all D rsaas In
| ieht1a ID ne lie firm afa requested te
settle forthwith.
1osErH PIsKnAA.
H. r. LEONARD.
%....ia.t4., HMM. Ian Id. lsNa
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16
CONFIDENCE IN MINING,

CONFIDENCE IN MINING.
The Chicago Mining Review,
which takes very choerfui view OF
the mining situation, says IN its last
number;
The increasing bullion product Of
every mineral State and Territory
in the very infancy Of the mining
ldustry, ID the absence Of almost
every necessary facility only gives a
hint 81 tho por~ibilities yvt ande-
vsl0ped aud shows that thcre are
producing mines, proves perhaps
more olsgriy tlian any other point
that the lack OF the first principles
OF business in stock and mining
transactions, have caused more loss
and has done mbro to cast the
shadow Of reproach upon Legitimate
mining tiian all OF the adverse Inhu.
enees combined
Mining il proving and will prove
BY tho most substantial evidence OF
bullion output, its true place and
worth as 4 reliable and profitable
| productive industry Thousandsos
valuable claims controlled by we'll
known and responsible men, wall
for capital and facilities, to wheel
into the line Of producing mines.
Stocks based upon these properties,
| we'll managed and crowded in the
| direction Of output, must PROVE vai-
nable.
| To secure tho uost results, OF sat
isfactory returns from any business
| enterprise, demands careful hives
tlgation ot tho resources and grounds
Of impfovemeht--a neglect Of this
preeanlion Is to invite fraud and dis
honesty, No field offers hotter in-
aucements for legitimate and delib-
crate investment than mining nc the
present time, and thera hover has
| been Il period ia the history of tbs
| mining Industry when il attracted
more favorable attention from sub
/ ,tantifl and piaetieal business men
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

~ pres i this Is The slteliesi town
il Idaho sahe4slsA amid The
riassAH 81 helas Aaasi tbs eassh ul
lsaes eiasHes Fna heF : slsleees. liz
score ii the iraA heFAe wae lseartl.
sis1l j esfsefsl elllilektles took rlass
The erep engagga ii leYeiing the
srsak. etrslghIenlHg apa eusfaeitsg
H. #fs IL lniIs4 hohiad, In hurry
thsm up ~ additional gasas ltas bessn
put 81 W hear sbas the ieFsas
VIII -oen ba srsnsi,'frad e Tbs
lsrAaeh Most as shs sgeilHs b.
tween lene sud duhssian i finished
sassss fsnsaialng eet great iiists'ses
i.s,m this city
rsriies iatsa!Y aax she weather
haa been vefy ep.ll asisi consider
Hblp rsia
Is Naples ! pxrgah ush 4uuxhl
ard loafarss and hes psp4ls zse ask
ing = jill
II Younger ths i'epuA
hsfitf ia-tessi u capt Davis
LIS toxin Il l'siaeistg M slsl
st rapidly sssr
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16
tlellevneaau.

fieilexne Hun.
sui on protested checks bas been
commenced Is McCarnielS { Co Of
this city agaillst tie Columbia anil
Beaver Mining Company Of Saw
tooth This company Is very
wealthy With lois Of assets aud but
low debts, ind this dues tot 1t ali
effect their Standing
Those two doctors TINT the Times
had with great gusto aud check 10
eated Il lIalleys left yesterday on
the stagu for Naples who're they
had intended 10 practice their pro
tession hoiofe going to Haley In
liailey thuY found two eHaeaaes de.
spendeHey and no-ntonia both IN
eurable thu Haihyites thinking
they wore the nrst of tho 4uason to
SKIN turned ioase their dlnffeF gongs
1t them probably searing taeln
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

An Ohio paper in speaking OF the
charming little park ii the north.
west eorsief 81 Wyoming thc Ycl-
lowssone NAtit,hhl--thiliks Ii otfers
excellent sitea fir ths erection Of
statues ii hoiGor Of our distinguished
living statesmen The domain
mig lit b Ibid oil IL sgetiona and
siudieated to tho several States for
this parptEse. Oh course Ohio will
need ii good deal Of room
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

New York IL ID hive Il Chiissc
newspaper. which ID % be edited By
Wong Ching Foo
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

A banquet was given III Washing
ION 81 tie 9th ii VumHtsiiloratiou s,i
tliu u3i b'ftAssay ol deilesa sher
nan.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

n plsee Of tsIIuriun, picked out
nf The tiortetlsc mine, situated IN
Copper Guieh, tieaf Boulder, Colo,
iadti gave assay returna Of 2nsD
ouness Ia gold aid i5g ounees 10
silver; total vnlue, st3,aii 81. The
shait ID dawn but iiincty iect and
sha tkliurium HsrcAk IL from, three
to fonr inches iii thickness
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

/. Tint MONSTER staemer. the great
i.Asssrn. i lYlag Tile II Milford
Ilasei, EitHlsiisi. TIC owrera can
sHsaElsar sszs Asr pHaiitabIs Hol soll n
4nx FeHhnnalslu prizes.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

The ii~w AHt'y hiil restricts tho
fpried of saaf duty pr military reai
tlesee III AfushiA gtoA 81 three years.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

suow fell ~ the depth af IA inch
and taIi IN ssh JuaaaI,i tallsy,
California. ia Monday laaE
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

Il begins M look as II lid dhath
knel! oil thu tariff Bill hss heen
sounded.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

~ Hszgslla exchange thus esus
ssosts II 10 sut - il swimming
vAlls The hoxiy Is covered with pei,-
SEPARATIONS W. I'll whit till the
silsraauneses II Ahlc u ret nboye
sete y particular hurry abo1tt
res~pifislee
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

sevoi4sl piano factories hAvs boon
destroyed by frs she past week.
People who hayo purchased plailos
.tllat will tot keep In tune unless u
professional tunet ailz 81 tho stool
III Ifnnt 81 them Fix hours q day, Al
two doilafs vi hour viii tefsvhtls
1opo thal Hane ct The same kind .
Ipanos have been buried, ana tn,
facilities for making more Of then
aIsu dostrafed.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

The firm heretofore existing pndar the
nane cad. stale OF Mitchell ) Brugge. as
areWens. doing business. IN Ketehum. Is
this day dissolved y matsmi consent
fhoiaas Mitchell having purchased the
entire in'vsv@t ct faeah Bugar II The cor.
Germ I1toAtAs MITCHELL,
iAcoR RRUGev,
The bnsaness of The brewery saloon will
It'll be carried en-, aNsi III partnership
DENTS viz he assumed hY
IfGsoNss sIffeaeGse
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

William Penn didn't mean TO
chest tho Indians, but II chief
wanted s. worth OF trinkets worse
than he did seven townships Of
wilderness, William didn't propose
Is stand in his wHy.--Dstroit Free
Press.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

Lieut. Governor Tabor, Of Colo.
RADIO, who paid nearly y million dol.
lars for Il divorce FROM bis wife, ha.
beun siuctrd United States Senator
Tor tho shoft term. Which slSses Oh
tho 4th III March He considers
both Of his promotions ~ worth all
tho inpflsy they eevt,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

The arithmetic man Of Boston
paper l. pntllhgiu = fesg days work
an the British debt. III 81 notes it
would cover the State Of Ohio In
penny pieces Il wuuld reaeh 70 tho
noun suvesiteen timus. L WOULD
weight s74sai men with furty
pndnlls 81 aoid zach 4 smart man
who lfescr slept eeald eaant i ia
alent 7.non years ! division
amaHs the inbahitenta Ut The earth
Wuuld give every mai, WOMAN and
child e..
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

hea. x1saI seals tlssllss i. mn h.s.s
startling nIelT rs announcement
hat fsana s'agas4 has been liaisl tssr
trial. aIsaF a preliminary eSAinliia-
ion Z lis slalla keeps II Iamvz
NAY ~ y tfisa &c ~ HaHy
FE1aaA
- rszs ! 81 i saas ss.aslAt!.As
- #.szlssH 4zEzE EsFsH : eIHzEllHs J.
lsssv u he 1th TAp Hspnl,lie sns
failed 30 esls = ~ III lssisla
AlYe ApFzrslstlah III npdsr saa
fs@szssai Il slar fHeS llaE fHlRd +
~ dzs r. ssls tlle aebAss o
The s=Eszl bill
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

Wu luurn that Il lnall Was killed IN
tho Oregon Short Line lust week IN
aaa 81 the cuts lie was shoyelihg
anoN md heafine a tfaih coming
attempted e climb out Of the cut
nut sIlppod mud iyl buck 1here
being only roaui fqr tho cars hhd
Ihe snow being very hard, hi WINS
ground 10 i Jelly hetween the cars
aud Mtle~ Of thu cut We did not
learn his Nance. RIaekiopt Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

The father oi tic long lert Charley
Ross still keeps up tin vain saarrh.
HI The family the missing buy y
-tiIl spoken n rs living. md hope of
his Return. bonever faint, IL still
Kept burning like constant altar
lirs~Ex.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16

They are now telling q STORY
about Ci,ieAge girl who insisted
On throwing Der ssos after q newly.
married couple The cnrriRgp il u
total wreok, doctor has the bride
and the horse under treatment. aud
largo numbers OF men are searching
tho ruins for the groom.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16
Nntioa Of Tor sai tnre

Netchnm. Iaaao. Jan. 10. lsss.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-02-16
lrissolsItio.s Nets4es

Jannsry lst 1855. ". Il. GnnnNnow
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A New York editor, who a few DAYS
ago wrote and printed an exhaustive
article on "How to Keep Cool" was
Frustrated by the heat two hours later
while on his way home. Perhaps he
neglected to read the article.
All Young, Chinese murderer, at
Missoula, has been sentenced by Jud @
Galbraith TO be hung August l6-the
same day of the Bozeman execution.
OUR local minister, Rev. J. G. Kirk
man, who has labored zealeusly and
faithful with us during the past con-
iereuce year, leaves on Friday next to
attend conference at Walla Walla
and we understand that this dioces is
considerably in arrears financially.
We hope the committees appointed to
raise funds for his benefit, will use
every eXertion, and we are satisfied
their efforts will be crowned with sue
cess. We would like to see Mr.. Kirk
aian appoiated to this place again.
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Kanaka Coin.
San Francisco Chronicle.


In a visit to the Mint few days
ago a reporter was shown the dies tor
the new Hawaiian coinage, which is
TO be soon issued at Honolulu and
scattered over the islands Of Kalaka-
ua's kingdom. The dies were cut at
Philadelphia and sent to this city, a
contract or arrangement having been
made here for the coinage. 1t the dies
should require retouching that work
can be successfully performed here,
bnt there are neither cutters nor au-
thority to make the dies. The dies
show the bust of Kalakaua on the OBJ
verse side and the same impression
that is made upon American coins OF
like valuo appears on the reverse.
The reverse carries the denomination
and the inscription in the Hawaiian
tongue, United Kingdom of Hawaii"
The coins will be of silver, of the de
nominations of one dollar, halldollar,
quarter-dollar and eighth-dollar. There
is quantity of bullion now at the
Mint which is to be used in this coin
age only. and work will be commence
ed upon the order from the islands and
prosecuted to completion before any
thing else is taken up. Honolulu has
long been a mine of great resources
for the devotees of numismatics. Let
an American land from one of the
steamers or a trading vessel at Homo
lulu and go out to make few trifling
purchases, rendering new standard
dollar each time, when he returns to
his vessel he will have pocketful Of
rare and quantity beautiful specimens
of foreign coin from every part of the
world and in all conditions Of preser-
walton. Mexican, Chinese, Danish,
Swedish, English and American coins
pass current. A piece of the size and
approximate weight of quarter is a
quarter to all intents and purposes.
Some Yankee genius once took advan-
tage of this strange condition of affairs
and collected quite sum in English
half-crowns. These were sent out on
an outward bound steamer to Sydney,
where they were exchanged for shil-
lings and sixpence pieces. Each half
crown gave a return of three pieces,
which passed as two quarters and a
"bit;" so the Yankee was gamer of
a "bil" or a sixpence on each half
crown Such little incidents as this
have opened the eyes of the people
and the residents of Honolulu partic-
ularly have been clamorous for Sand
witch Island money.
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Judge Blacks reasons for Chewing.
New York World.
One day Judge Black met a gentle
man who pathetically related his en-
deavors to break himself of tobacco
chewing, as it met with the unqualif-
ed COMBINATIONS of all civilized PEG.
pie. you'll find it hard Casa
hard case my friend" replied the Judge,
with a solemn wink. II tried to break
myself of it once Well, it was when
| was attorney general, and | said to
myself, Jeremiah Black, we've got to
stop this thing. So | made up my
my mind and one morning | started
to my Office without scrap of tobac-
CO. | began the day badly and it got
worse by degrees | never felt so
much like savage in my life Ids
missed two clerks, bounced a messen-
ger, made fool of myself three or
four times and started home feeling
myself to be a total failure and all Gre
alton mistake. On the way | met a
man whom | respected very much. He
was religious man. | told him nv
experience and asked his advice. He
said, my experience is the same as
yours. | tried to leave off, too. / quar-
relied with several members of the
church, thought the minister was a
fool, got tired of my wife, and had
kept it up | should have been a moral
monster-and | determined to circum.
vent the old enemy by taking up my
cherished vice and So" continued the
jude, cheerfully, 81 saw tobacco-chew.
ing was conductive to virtve, and cut
ting quid) | propose to keep it up
until | leave it off,
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Sheriff s Sale,

In the District Court of the Second Judi-
cial District of Idaho Territory in and for
Boise county.
Jonas W. Brown, Assignee of James
Madigan and John NJ. Cannady par
ties under the firm name of Madigan Plaintiffs
\ Cannady for the benefit of the cred.
itors OF said firm, and M. Callahan.
Robert McGuinness Defendant
PURSUING OF A DECREE IN SAID cAIrs,e
Issued out of and under the seal of said Court
ana dated the 10th day of March, A. d. 1883 and
ouly tested the 9TH day of July, A. D. 1888 shall
expose Tor sale, as the law directs at public ancto
TO the highest bidder for cash. on the premises -;
Pioneer mining District, in said county and Terri
tory on " Aelri'
wednesday. August Sth. A. u. 1881
az u O'Clock, noon, on said day, the premises 40
serioea III SAID decree, as follows: An undiv,sad
ohe-elghtn III twelve hundred feet more or less IN
hud gulch, Pioneer Mining District and known a.
'ne hooert McGnlnness Co. claims said cla;n's
oonuehcing at the mouth of Brass Gulch and ar
,enoing GOWN said Mud Gulch to a creek knoun %
Dig MUDDY. Also an undivided one-eighth in co.,
lam s ground situated in Dry Muddy Gnlch ana
.ormerly knawn as the Adam Cheever Co "a cl.;r,s
tno sahe oeing three guch claims of 300 feet sanh
sara claims to commence at or near the McC,n;n,ol
CO.'S lower claims. at the upper line tbereaf ness
run up the said Dry Muddy Gulch 6on fae, -, ana
less Also an undivided one eighth 81 nu y, OF
ground now covered by the Big Ditch Mnddr p 'ne
erVoir, all IN Boise County, Idaho Ter-i,o, Nes,
| as provided by law ''o' 10 redemption
JOHN GORMAN. Shift Boise 70
| July 10, lSsa.--tds. "''e Oo' l. l.