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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-02

Notice is hereby given that the President Of the
United States has, by Executive order, dated Jan.
uary ~, 81. in accordance with the prov si"ns
OF Section 2343, Revised Statutes of the United
States directed the establishment of an additional
land district in the Territory of Idaho to be known
a. the HALEY LAND DISTRICT, bounded and
described as follows:
Commencing ut point on the right bank Of the
Snake River at the intersection of the range line
between Ranges and 10 east of the Boise n,erid.
ian thence north along said range line to the left
bank Of Salmon River; thence easterly up the left
bank OF Salmon River to the western boundary Of
Le,nhi county; thence north along the said west.
ern boundary of said county to the boundary line
between Idaho and Montana: thence southeasterly
along said boundary line to the intersection with
the range line between Ranges % and 80 east from
BOISE meridian; thence south along said range
line to the right bank Of Snake River: the nee
westerly down the right bank Of said Snake River
to the place of beginning.
Ana the President has also by said order dircc.
ted inst the land office for the said district shall
be located at the town of HALEY
Further Dotice of the precise time when the
office of said land district will be opened for the
transaction of public business will be given by the
Register and Receiver by publication.
Given under my hand, at the City At Washington
this 3Oth day Of January, A D., 1883
BY the President:
n. C. MCFARLAND,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-02
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1873.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise CITY, IDAHO,
June %. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that Robert q. Chambers
tory by their legally authorized agent, w H. Watt
whose postofhce address s HALEY, Alturas County.
Idaho Territory, have made application for
United States patent for the
SILVER VIEW LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Sec. q. T. 2, n R. H. Z. Boise Meridian
Mineral Hill Mining District, Alturas County,
T., consisting of $500 linear feet OF the lode and
surface ground coo feet wide. being Lot No. IS,
aud described in the field notes and plat OF the
official survey on file in this office. with magnetic
follows:
Commencing at the discovery point of this CLAIM,
and running south ~ grees and 30 mir utes east
along the center line of claim TOO feet. angle In
ciSim thence south q degrees and 80 minutes east
along center line OF the southeastern end Of the
claim. COL feet to the center of the southeastern
end line OF claim, thence north II degrees and 80
minutes east 800 feet to post No thence north q
degrees and 80 minutes west 619l to post No. 2:
thence north ~ degrees and 80 minutes west $40 v
feet to post No. 81 thence south Al degrees and 80
minutes west 600 feet to post No. 4; thence south
thence south 81 degrees and 80 minutes east 679 /
feett posi- No6 thence lorth ~ degi and 80
utes east GOO feet to post No the place OF begin
ing survey of exterior boundaries: embracing an
area of 1897 scres, excluding however fro1u his
application and description the in conflict
with the Wisyietail Lode. Lot No. IS. 4.12 acres
area claimed and sought to be patented 5S5 acres
from post No. l. section corner to sections
-. 81 70 and q Of Township =, north of Rsnge II
east Boise Meridian, bears south degrees O5 min.
utcs east GI3. s feet distant.
The said mining claim b sing Of record in the
Office of the County Recorder of said mining dis
trct at HALEY in Alturss County, Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations being the Spotttd
Tail lode lot NJ. Is: the Mountain View lode lo
No. 81. and W.gglyta tail lode lot No. So.
Any and al persons c'aini adversely my portion
OF the said Silver View Lode Mining Claim OF
| surface hrouud are required to file their adverse
States Land Office, at Boise City, Idaho Territory
within the sixty days public a on thereof or they
will be barred by virtue OF the provisions of thu
Statue in such cases made and pr ved.
jest DIP b. PRIDE. Rcgister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-02
Ears 70! ii! Million F.!
FOO CM00'S BALSAM OF SH RK'S OIL

POSITIVELY RESTORES THE HEARING. AND
Is THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE FOR
DEAFNESS KNOWN
This oil is distracted from peculiar species of
small WHITE SHARK. caught IN the Yellow Sea
known as Csrcharodon Rondeletii. Every Chinese
fisherman knows il. Its virtues as res rorstiye of
hearing were discovered by Buddhist Priest
about the year l4l0 It's cures were 30 n,,,nerous
and many so seemingly miraculous, that he rem.
edy was officially proclaimed over the entire En-
pire Its use became universal that for over
wv years no deafness has existed among the Chinese
people. Sent, charges prepaid, to any address st
81 90 per hottie.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-02
Hear What the Deaf Saw

IT has performed a miracle in nv Case.
have no unearthly noises in my head, and hea,
much better.
have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped great dcaI-thint another
bottle will cure me '''@'
My hearing ia much benefited
have received untold benefit
My hearing is improving
IT is wing good satisfaction.
have been greatly benefited, and am reieiced
that saw the notice of It,
IT'S virtues arc unquestionable and its curati ve
character absolute. AZ the writer can personally
tehtify, both from experience and obseryation
Write at once to HAYLocK JENNEY, 7 pey street
new York. enclosing 81 90. and you will receive nv
return remedy that will enable you to hear like
hyo"dy else, snd whose curative effects will he
Permanent: You will never regret doing so' -"
Editor OF Mercantile Review "'
by Registered Letter = r. P-'' ''"" 'ao"es
oniy imported by HAYLOCK JENNEY.
| "'" 'or america Dew street. n. y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-02
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1914,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10
An Enterprisine Progressive nt r.
ple'e Local and General Neaspap,sf.' ''
Independent aud 0uispoken On Ill pa,,-
Questions; Astounding ia New sss'
Literary, Miscellany and
Family Reading.


The Wheeling Register was i6hnas,
1863 AT the time OF lheinaugutatonoi.ls
State OF West Ni,ginia. Asapati sn a, ,'
Gel OF the new State, cloSely identi6e ,,,t
lie enterprise and contributing N n, a 'e'.
measure to It's ADVANCEMENT, The RI',I.,,'
shares ia the just exultatipn Win xH
our people rcgafdit rs career ms nbss
ton Of the State has increased n s g,,,,..
ratio than most Of the older Safe NV
schools have multiplied aud imRtoyetl,is
efficiency, her government has been,rsR
und economically administered. M
sources NE being developed witl, Se6e,,'
and her people ate growing in enlietthlit
and Thrift Withthe growtli Of tlit MI
the Register has grown, witlisits al. nv
neni the Register nus deyel6ped WIN "A
prosperity the Register has pldSbst, y
And rs showing tie estimation RI n
theplpef Is held BY HE citizens N iSs
State Ipr whose interests i tias steali,siIy
|battlcd weciln say with lththatnaS XIX
ri paper IL by No many ifSis.
ians, MOI does my other PAPER pS6etssis
every part vi The State ~ dies
Nile Register willcontnue, astsfet6lor
thv advocate III broad and libet alih6lS
inthe conduct of public affair, tie estst
sion and strengtlieningsu i tie itee stbSSl
systism the inipfo sefdeff 6t the statt All
the development ot1tsfes ontees. lts;Sm.
srletors point g its PAST NJ IN earns Il
is iiitnre N s
'The Weekly Register isla magnificent
sspsge, 84colamn papef price SlbOiby
mail
rliesnnaay Register Is TIE same a..
aud has already gsIinea very large SirSt.
lation price 81 0'by inail
Tlielpaily Register Is printed al $50
iileisyeAr
'rhe Model Mp 81 West Virginia N.
most complete Map 81 tlte State eyef h.
tsuei, IS nov read n fordeliyery. Priee Il
Any PEI son relnitting. ,nsthesabss tib.
ition price 81 either edition 81 1.-The pSpet
adding 10 cents thereto, win receive Acorn
ioIthis Map Thus.
Weekly Register ore yearand Map,tsl.tos
sunday Register 4 no
slaily Register : ~ 7,sO
Daily every day in year, With Map sysp
Soptsnbscipliot and friendly aid ii
respectfully s1licitei.
Aiiagent il wantedii1 every sChoolds
ltrictto get up clubs Tor the Weekly ReTs,
Ten Asclabi Of l0and q Aiap 10 eachSsI
scriber will he sent for s.bD, and asnlt
Yf II t,{t,,y lfi ~. Il.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

~
OF thelaw Of this State creating
the board Of health, aud prescribing
their duties, The Wheeling Register
says:
When the authors Of our State
Board'of Health law were at work
framing It's wise aud generous pro.
visions littledid they thinkit would
become q imodels for other States. The
demand for our law has come from
almost eyeryistateinth Union, and
several legislatures will, this win!
ter, make q strongef effort 70 secure its
exactcopy. Even Massachusetts Is
working with all her power using
theSinauence Of Harvard and the
Boston UHiyersity-to effect the pas.
sage ofthe West Virginia model.
No'wonder our Physicians without
distinction Of so;called school Of med.
icinef are oil proud ofthe law which
their Influence inspired and created.
u is generally conceded that il is
3tlte best health law IN The United
States, and hencethe effort to,copyit
inotherStates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

Ben Wilson'S makinghimsetf5yety
attable this winterand some pe0ple
express theopinion thathemsy vel.
make ii troublesome for the rymer
Gus Senatorial aspiranlsip WestYir
gina, One prominst West Virginia
politician, said TO your correspondent,
this morningsthat he believed there
was more inlthe Wilson Republican
continuation than the more aslbte
Democrats cared 10 admit, andihebe.
lieyedif Benjamin would goto work
hewouldl little ittic9ltyia &c
curing enough Democrats inthe Leg.
.islatnre TO stick to him and githtbe
aidofthe solid Republican minority
he would beable 10 name thesuccesss.
full man,eyen if.hecannot be elected
htmself,-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

JAS. II. couch, JRs
Attorney &c Law AID Notary Public. poiht
lpishsaa,, viii II ths splh.
les isS6n and Putnam All busihS Sitl receive
ptetapt attention July al-Iy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

-. 4
Wenoticed a fen weeks ago that
the Ensign Manptactut ring Company
were making arrangements 20 place
electric lightsinl their shops, Tie
arrangements are now aimos tcomplets
ed. Steam heating apparatus viii
also be placed in the shop, The
new office isalmost complete andan.
other addition 10 the shops is going
up. The building Of oars for tbe.
Southern Pacific railroad still con-.
tinnes, and new orders are constant.
lyicoming In This company dis.
buses between fifteen and twenty.
thsnsand dollars among its employes
every month Huntington Republican.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

One square lone inch one week, ..- 81 %
Each additional insertion, ...... ......... 50
ns-Legal advertisements Al The rates issdby law.
Local nottei Is cents PEI lire, hfti insertion.
All Advertisement, iof shorter time than three
uonths. con,idrred Transient
rransrni ,dsrr,i,ements must be paid for IN ad'
tsnre, to Insure inirnion.
Yearly ad,eriittueulsp payable halfy early % Adtanee
FIRE The delivery q the certificate Of publication
Announcements for office, fos county. s. v. STATE
and nistnei, SO 10: on regular ticket. SO -,
psttonsl publications. and these stepmmendirs ekn'
ddasss fotoiIirs, changed regular seyefs,ne tatss
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One copy one year, in advance %. ......S "a
One copy fre years, in adyance......-. 8 ca
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X, 4 I. ". ~ WAC t'aat
cat lclnahswE
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There il stopping in the city at the
present time says Washington cor
respondent, a gentleman whose namel
it would be unfair to give, but whose
mission here is certainly a novel one.
It is, in fact, the establishing Of a
private bureau which will have for
its object the loaning out Of young
men. For instance; a wealthy
maiden lady, Of uncertain age, desires
an Escort 10 the theater, receptions,
etc Despite the glitter Of wealth
and all the arts If the modiste she
fails toattract, and must, pertorce,
enjoy the Distinction Of male escor!
by playing The role ofchspefcn 70
younger and fairer ni.Ss q ouans
or a. isnore n the case, re:
main at hom ~ thefoun
derofthis'bs 4sill prove q sin.
cere friend. 4 young men 10 beI
employed Wilde andsome, thorough.
~ accomplished, Hcisntls aesthetic
allrequireme Is, educasedandl
agreeable. They wiiiPtobably come
Tbigh, = butthe cld maids win have
them. In a socisl sense they win
perform the same dsiic sluat are now
performed by the nimBls tet hum.
bic dissfics telegraph bsys @isi Tie
|ditfsrencethat the former adds tone
aud attfactiseness while The latter
issmerely useful The modus opers
andiis briefly this The aillenlads
sends for the manager and informs
him Of her wishes. The manage
Opens his album and displays the
ldifersatstylesofsb beauty accompany.
mug each photograph . descfipts
ionof themanners and characIefis-
ltics d theoriginal. The lady ehoos
les her man, aho Immediately calls.
RTf suited The terms are next agreed
upon 1.-THE young lady be particu.
Elarly aristocratic she win probably.
board the young man 1T q fashiopa
ble hotel, where he will simply be
knowpg g gentleman Of elegant
Ile Tie managerlSill zee that
.IBJ hay q lsfge and suitable wardrobe
Hbe.fttinga young gentleman Of his
scciai landing Until the contract
exp he remains Che property oi
1.-THE see Itshall be his duty 10
drive her outsin The evenings, take
Hher 10 different public places Of
Iampsen1ent and as her escort, 10 The
lhonsss e hef fashionable acqnaint
ances, jbei Dtfoducedi as am friend
Ioflthei faI 8s temporarily residingini
thesctsy. itsbs she ladS's pleas:
areithath lSlks inssrestsdly ette:
Eacts, sqpeaSs ler band inpalsiyely,
otlookssuntI era6lo love at her as
Isheglid Though The shifl ofl the
may, he'll, sofscodrse, expected TODD
50. The dummy compensation
WILDE regulate 10 q great degree
blythe crankiness and ill.looksofths
lessee. The omelieriands more els,
actiDgtsb is itheJg greater isipay.
He8as Capable. iis
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

"a SAINT Hcu Virginia, Practice nj III eoanty d sta,
son. lhs United States Dntiet eoutt ior West Virginia
aud ID the Shprems Conft 81 Appeals gf Virginia
eb7Ftompt attention giyento DE collseson u claims
sntrsSssdte shsH. Adde'S peias rlsasatE, VI
JofNE. TIAftfs.
ATTORNEY Ii Law. md Notary Fable Point
"a nisssant Wsst pitGihia vii practice "a die
.PpaPtly Y ~ hHslAsss entrusted hia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10
UNDER Tax sR,
pONTEROYi OHTO.

Over 3ooiG oains and Caskets
on hand and over SooSburying.
/ Robes Of all styles
+ ! am largely engaged in the inanuiact-
tlre otittlis Kind OF goods and retail them
Tor less thanother dealers nay for them.
s % Casketsfor $50; ss5 q. q Tops for $50;
sse5. q. Tors for SIS; fine g VIZ. Collins
trimmed and boxedior $40 and St2. In
addition tony own tnanuiac ttife 4 Keep
all OF the fine City grade al kets, French
Walnut, best RoseW cod Imitation Casket,.
with ttill extension Silver Bar Handles,
tull length, much finer goods than tile
sheap Collins you get IL Tie small shops.
iLl Keep White Cottins Tor Gliildteh, sen.
Metallic Gases from SIS 70 so les than
you Misl get them 10 any market Keep
two Of tile fines Hearses IN this part oftlie
ecantfys Can send Hearse 70 any pStl of
Mason county and viii guarantee best
preserved corps aud the best attendance
ut minerals Win come when called to!
anypatt OF the county % take care OF or
embalnl cofpses
Orders coming by steamer 1uella
will betilled and fetnfned same day. All.
goods WILDE readyin hali an hour after
receiving order. dAy night
4 Tan also dealer in
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

Attorney at Law, p6jnt III easant, West Virginia
IA Practices 10 ttte County Of Mason. the United
stasss District Court and in the So
,ptsne Court II Of est Virginia ne Pr0mpl
ssssisiaas ssllsssisa q claims jaaIs;sS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10
HeWRaslC Capable

-i
WhenI wasia young mani sspent.
several years in the South, residing.
fora while az Port Gibson, on The
Mississippi river. "A great deal Of.
litigation was going on there about
that time, and III was not an easy.
matterto obtainsa jury one.day !
was summoned Ito act ihgt hatscapac-
|ity, and repaired TO the couttstosget
excused On mynane being called'
Uniformed his Honor, theJ Judge, chat
|I'wasnot afreeholder, and, theret d,
not qualified to'sefye;
II amstopping for lifetime being
at'this place."
@You board at the hotel, ! pre-
sume?g
take my meals there, but have
room room in another part sofs thetown,
where Islodge.'
ssoyou keep bachelors thalls"
Yesj;sir.''
eHoR long will you live ID that
manner9s ss3g
"Abontsix months.n
81 think You are qualified, grave
Ilyremafked The Judge; sfor lShaye
never knownsa man 10 keep bache;
lor's hall the length Of time you
name who had not dirt enough in
his room 70 make him d freeholdeL=I
TheicoIust doesinot excuse you
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

Attorney at Law, peiht Pleasant. westy Virginia
IA etsetices d the Courts goi Aias6a eetnty the
Court Of Appeals 81 West YiIRinia and die GATED
States District Court iot thf Stale Prompt attention
Syen 70 the collection Of claims Office scar he Court
House jan tsse.fs.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
A DeSDerAte Character.

Shortly after Edward Tribbert was
locked up yesterday afternoon for fight
ing, friend of his named Spencer
Greenwood, colored, came to the hall t.
see him. In few minutes he com.
menced to curse officer John Moore,
and told him that he had ne right to
have hat man locked up. The officer
told him to Z" out, or he would lock
him up, when Greenwood replied that
he had paid dollar and a-half taxes
and he intended to remain. The officer
took hold Of him and received a sting
ing blow in the neck, when Howard
Forlk, who was sitting in the office,
hearing the Scutfle hurried to his assist
ance. Edward also dealt him blow,
but with his assistance the officer man
aged to get him in u cell, when he
snatched the KEYS and refused to give
them up. At this time officer Xrrly
came in, and he surrendered the KEYS
to him. He was given Il hearing last
evening, when the Mayor imposed Il
iina of s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
a R1t Of hiafOry

A Mississippi member Of the mex
House Of Representatives who happens
also to be the editor of the jackson
Clarion, is industriOn>ly making read ,
to butt the head of the Democratic part v
against stone wall. He wants to SEE
another crusade begun against the
United STATES rlrctluu laws Where
upon the Nicksbnrg Herald prints til,
following bit of history; owe have a
rather distinct recollection that a num-
Der of Democratic leaders, 'so-called,
in the Forty sixth Congress, succeeded
in making asses of themselves upon
this same subject of rrpra and fasten-
ing upon the party n load of obloquy
and opprobrium, under which Il Demo-
cratic majority in the House of Repre-
sentatives was converted into Repub-
lican majority in the Forty-srventh
Congress- If the Democratic donkey
shows any disposition 10 attack the tar
iti' and the election laws in the next
Congress, the Republicans should do all
in their power to he p it along.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
A New Internal Revenue Commits
eiOner.

The President late on Monday after
noon appointed Walter Evans, of Lou
isville, Kentucky, Commissioner OF
| Internal Revenue in place ol
Green B. Raum, resigned. Mr.. Evans
is a lawyer of some ability, and is vel
known in politics of his State He was
at one time "a law partner of Benjamin
II. BristOw in HophlnsNillc, Ky., and
was BriStow man at the Convention
in 1896. In 1880 he was candidate fol
Governor of his State on the Republican
ticket. He has not heretofore held
office, although he has had considerable
influence in the distribution of Federal
patronage in Kentucky. He and Post
master-iencra Gresham are warm per
sonal friends, and it is understood that
the latter was instrumental in securing
Evans appointment. The new APP
pointee qualified ana was sworn to-day
at Louisville, the occasion for the haste
being that the ten days for which an
acting Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. could be appointed expired Monday,
and 1t was necessary that the Commits
Sionership should at once be filled
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Prussia and the Vatican.

BERLIN, May 2l.-The North Ger
man Gazette says the substance of Prus
sia'S last note to the Vatican is as fol-
lows The Government attaches special
value to giving notice Of the appoint
ments contemplated, because it regards
such notifications az u question of honor
and the primary condition of labor IN
common between the spiritual and tenn
pOral authorities The Government is
prepared to r-scind the competency OF
+ he ecclesiastical court in regard to the
notification Of prefrrmentS, and to dis
pense Herewith altogether in the case
Of unbenetired clergymen, and thus
remedy the present inadequate provi-
sion tor the r,lre Of souls. III conclus on
he note refers to the peaceful attitude
Of Prussia and expresses the conviction
that scttle'n"nt will be effected as soon
as the Cura has agreed to the matter of
notification.
The note has created quite srnsa-
tion.
The Germania's correspondent at
Rome maintains that the Vatican has
replied to Prussia 3 note, endeavoring
to return to the basis of negotiation
which existed before the note was sent.
He adds that Baron Won SchlOez-r, in
view Of the bad impression created by
the note, has already suggested fresh
basis of negotiation.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Fast DRIVING.

Yesterday afternoon officer Cole saw
a horse and wagou,in which was man
under the influence of liquor, coming
along the Kennett pike at break neck
speed. Seeing that the man had no
control of the horse the officer tried to
head him off, bnt did not sucrt ed in
coming up to him until he had run into
IA cart at Twenty-trSt and Marketstreet,
when he took the man inro custody and
drove to the hall. At the hearing
last evening he gave his name aS Amos
Smith and denied the officer statement
in toto. He said that he was not drunk
neither had lie lost control of the horse,
but failed to explain how he came to
run into the ash cart. The Mayor i'm
posed fine of 81 AMI costs, which was
promptly paid and the man released.