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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-21
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. %.

HALEY, IDAHO,
November II. 1888
Notice'is hereby given that Walter p. J.nney.
and Thomas Gi bbons. bytheir legally authorized
agent. ". II. Watt, whose postoince address is
HALEY, AlturHs county, Idaho Territory. have
made application for = United States Patent for
the
MoDoC CHEF LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Sec Is, r. 2. N. Il. II, E.. Boise Meri.
dian. Mineral Hin Mining D..tric.. A;fnr's
linear feet the Lode and surface ground 6OO feet
wide, being lot No. "a, and described in the fclh
notes ana plat of the ofial survey On file in this
o,,,cA With ,,.yn.tic WI alton MT IA d.rreea and no
minutes east rs follows:
Colnnne ncing At the discovery point Of this caim
and ruIn'ng south % degrees ind 80 minutes east
?7h feet to POI il southeast end line of claim
thence forth &c degrees east $40 fett to corner No.
l. taence south &c degrees west 57o feet t. corner
No. 2; thence nOIth - degrees 10 III htes west
lU73 4. It t. corner No 81 thence north Al degrees
west 30, feat to corner No thence hOrth to de-
gre.s east $50 feet to corner No. 8; thence south
Al degrees east 800 feet to cor.er No. q; thence
south 10 degrees : minutes and II seco,,s eas t
lOi44 feet TO corner No. /, and plnce OF beginning
survey of ex'erior boundaries emil racing total
area of 10. 40 acres ex luding, however, from this
apple ton and des, ription the area in conflict
with the Saturn lode. Lat No o. IL a.res aud tAie
are, III file vita the Minona lode. Lot No 81.
! acres; area claimed and sought to be patented
1876? res from corner No 2. Sc ton corner com
to seoto Is, lG, u and % OF township 2north.
range II east of the Boise mt rdian be, RS south 80
degrees, 81 minutes and As seconds west l23o@ re-
Gistai t.
The said mining claim being of record in the
office of the County Recorder of said NJ ming Dis
trct at HALEY. in Alturss County. Idaho Terrt'-
ty. The nearest known locations being the Sat
urn, Winona and Hawk.
Ally and all persons claiming advers ly any por-
ton Of the said Modoc Chief Lode Mini Claim or
surface ground, are required TO file Their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the United
Sta, . Land Office, at HALEY, Idaho Territory
within the sixty days pnblco on thereof. or tn. y
will be barred by virtue IF the provisions Of the
Statute in such cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-21

Thomas kingsbury, the weIl.known
Boise-fr"it raiser, is back again from
the Capital. He will have winter ap
Piles and other fruit coming on tie
cars once a week, for the next six
weeks, which he will sell at the same
prices as last year. he can be seen at
May, krieg s. Co.'S. oil
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-21

lAdvernsements not exceeding an TO-,
:n;s eo OF s%s fo type IN length
he fTst insertion aud twenty i've OF fifty cent?
dss'onal insertion-payable in adv.nc cn1 each ID
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-11-21

Idrect that the foregoing notice of application
be published for the period of sixty days in the
WOOD RIVER DAILY TIMES. n newspaper published
ut HALEY, AturAs county, Idaho T, rrtory.
n21 HOMER l. POUND, Register.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
A HIGH OLD TIME.

The browning business is about played
out on this earth. This or the next gener-
alton will see the last Of that relic Of stu
pidity and barbarism. But the new Car
is going to make his u memorable one. The
coronation OF the Gar, Alexander Ill,
will, it is thought, be the grandest and
most magnificent ceremony Of this kind OF
the present century. Besides the festivi-
ties in the Kremlin, the great fetes for the
people will be one Of the most interesting
parts of the coronation program. The
enormous Chodynski plains are now the
scene of the most busy preparations.
Booths, tents, barracks, and all other com
ponents of n great Russian fai. ART being
erected, with stands for the spectators,
and an imperial pavilion opposite TO the
Petroffsky Palace, from which the ear and
the court can survey the entire field and
the populace at their amusements. At
least 1900 persons will be present. Drink
and food for the people will be distributed
from one hundred and twenty decorated
railway baggage cars, transformed into
row. Every guest viii receive an earthen-
ware jug, stamped with the imperial eagle
aud the date OF the coronation, with which
he can call for his beer and mead. The
Masslennikoff factory at Moscow furnished
400, 600 OF these jugs in different sizes and
colors. Furthermore, every person will
receive two meat pies, candies, dried fruits
and cakes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
RAILROAD NEWS.

The Chicago Times says: A tripariite
agreement has been cOnsummated, the par.
ties TO which are the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe, ST. Louis Il San Francisco and
the Atlantic n Pacific railroads. Under
this agreement the controlling interest In
the st. Louis a. San Francisco road is sc.
cured to the Atlantic 4 Pacific, the latter
agreeing TO stop the construction Of iti
lines west OF the Colorado river for the
present, but will be permitted TO proceed
with the completion of the work, eventu.
ally, 10 the Pacific coast, making San Fran.
cisco the western terminus, as originally
contemplated. Should this agreement be
faithfully kept by the other parties, the
Atlantic * Pacific will not be permitted to
reach San Francisco for the full term oil
contract. which is twenty years, and the
controlling interest which il has secured
in the st. Louis 4 San Francisco 10 practi.
cally stoppage OF the extention Of that
line, and equivalent to merge its franchise
in the Atlantic Il Pacific. The connections
of this line to the Pacific coast will be from
the Colorado river over q branch Of the
Southern Pacific to Mohave, then by the
main line to San Francisco and Los An.
gelcs. The new arrangement goes into
effect at once
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
THE FORT SCOTT ROAD.

1.-The Commonwealth has published sever
al items o. late, TO the effect that Mr.. JAY
Could J. the real owner 81 the st. Louis,
Fort Scott a Wichita road, and that il was
the intention of that company to continue
ihis line on west OF Wichita. La our dis
patches Of Sunday morning was an item from
Boston 10 the effect that the Santa Fe be.
licyes Jay Gould i furnishing the money
10 build the Fort Scott ~ Wichita road, and
rs u retaiialory measure the Santa Fe will
extend their Pleasant Iiill line TO 81. Louis.
Mr.. Gould has said a number of times that
he would build road 10 the Arkansas Val.
ley II the opportunity offered, aud il would
seem that the opportunity has presented
itself IN n roundabout way"
An attorney of one of Mr.. Goulds roads
said lat fall that when the Fort Scott road
reached Wichita it would he operated as a
part OF tho Missouri system. Aud further,
that u link OF fourteen miles would be put
In between Leroy and Yates Center aud a
Missouri Pacific train run from Holden ia
Wichita direct ~ Il through express train
from II. Louis. That Gould has lost his
grip on the Frisco seems certain, and the
old Santa Re Will hold him level when he
gets 10 Wichita. The editor of the EAGLE
was further informed, several months ago.
that the money furnished 10y Moran Il Co.,
the New York bankers, 10 build the Fort
Scott a Wichita road came out through
Gould's back door; that the Gould syndi-
haI. all A
other obligations of the Fort Scott road,
aud that the clamps would be applied as
soon a. Wichita was reached.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
THE TORNADO.

Major Henry Inman, in commenting on
the action of board of architects who had
been discussing the tornado problem in it,
relation to buildings, says:
'.All the efforts OF the architects in the
world would be perfectly futile against the
effect OF the tornado; its force has power
derived from electricity, and Its energy Is
irresistible. 1t can rs easily demolish the
grandest structure ever reared by man Is IL
can the veriest shanty. We are inclined to
believe that the storms in Mississippi, to
which the Herald refers, were hurricanes
or strong Withstand their force measured
by pounds per square foot. The energy Of
the tornado, on the contrary, is an incom-
measurable quantity, and has nothing to do
with simple infringement OF force on sur
face; ii is burning, twisting eject, defy
ing any thing that man can construct"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
the PATENTS.


The patent-outsides, the majority Of the
Kansas newspapers, hold their convention
at Winfield this week, listen to an address
by Noble Prentis, and then take Pullman
car and ride TO chihuahua (she-wah-wah),
in Mexico. The patents are wise in their
day and generation. The publishers OF all
at-home papers VERY few in number have
spent their money TO printers /; II has gone
into home circulation. A printing Office
like the World is local manufacturing es-
tsblishment and expends each year not less
than five thousand dollars in its town, be-
yond what II pays outside for paper, type
and ink. Make u good paper and in the
long run you will win-and then, maybe,
you can 90 nkcting.-Hidvatga World.
The editor Of the EAGLE has been haul
ed over the Goals often and roughly, for
protesting against these annual deadhead
and deadbea, excursions, taken in the
name OF the ''editors of Kansas" The last
hangers ON 10 one bona hde editor. And
with the present excursion are people
whose only claim TO such ride il the fact
that in some former year. as Geadbeats,
they managed to get their names on the
roll as members of the original editorial
association. We protested then, and pro-
test now, because we are represented, or
rather msrepresentcd, by people unknown
10 the fraternity. The people of cities and
towns set out teasts. and spend money aud
time in trying 10 make good impression
on men whom they expect will repay them
by making known the advantages OF their
respective locations, when in fact they are
entertaining people, who, il they could
write at all, would not be admitted 10 the
columns Of the real Kansas papers. The
boys and girls. men and women, who never
owned a type or wrote a column for a
newspaper in their lives, but who partici-
pate IN these editorial excursions and
who viii represent, 20 lar AZ their enter
taiuers are concerned, all the principal
newspapers IN Kansas, may bc n right in
their places, but they are not only sailing
under false cOiGrs, but put Others in n false
light against their will. OR protests there
fore, have not been against the patent
outsider. ana their family friends, report
crs, locals and their swcct-hcarts, typos,
prc-smcn aud their relations, a. such, but
against the fact of being represented and
misrcpTc.cnted by them 10 strangers and
10 sura others "a entertain them. For in
stance, how many papers in Kansas viii
contain reports Of the "trip, Of The country,
of The towns. aud Of The people enjoyed
and -eea By THE one hundred and fifty
eight people who are to-day in chihuahua
playing the kan>a. cditorl Those who
think We entertain an amount OF particu-
larry bitter Eail on hi, subject are simply
mistaken, tor ia company with the real
bona tide editors OF Kansas we are ready 10
meet, To "excmt" or 10 do any other prop
CT thing-with them 10 so to the Bcrmidas
or hamtotoa, on an hours notice.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
FEELING THEIR POCKETS.

The great Democratic Journals are evil
IDENTIFY uneasy over their party's attitude
on the tariff question. As aglittering gen.
crafty "free trade" sounds nice, but the
policy won't take with Nation Of people
who feel in their pockets for results. The
Coarier-JOurndi, and other free trade or
gans of the country are respectfully refer
red to the following from Democratic
authority, the New York World, which
takes the position held by majsrity of the
Republican party:
III the advice Of the World is taken the
battle for free trade pure and simple will
he fought out after the National debt has
been paid of and the pensions stopped and
the expenses OF the Federal Government
are reduced to the lowest point compatible
with decent efficiency in all Department."
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
NEVER Mr.. KEENEf.

A correspondent Of the Inter ocean eXtols
TO the skies one Keeney, who laid out n
town in Trego county. called Wakeeney.
The gusher says:
"lie was prominently spoken OF by the
press OF the State for Governor. and had
he remained IN Kansas could, without
doubt, have taken his seat in Congress or
In the Governors chair. should Mr..
keeney at any time choose TO take up his
residence in Kansas the people would be
glad TO welcome him and do him honor"
Mr.. keeney might have lived in Kansas
n thousand years without ever being Gov
ernor or Congressman. lie represented his
county one wear ia the legislature, sent
there by the people he had induced 10
move 10 an altitude of three thousand feet
to raise corD-srnt because there was none
other To 20 but Mr.. keeney proved dead
give away so far as making good his pre-
teniions, and il he Is doing well with his
Chicago Brewery he had better stay where
nc IL. for kausas has quit eleciing adyen-
turers and dead beats. and she will knock
OF on the Democrats after her present dose
Of ii
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
CROW SOFTLY.

The Perry, the Murdoeks, the Gilmores.
the Stotlers aud the Wilson's have already
returned. and we think we see some signs
OF repentance in Deacon Millington and
Father Griffin. II. Il. Kelley grounds the
arms Of his-oppostion in the last issue OF
the Mcpherson Fresmaa.-C Commonwealth.
Eth Returned where aud to whom We
have been with the Republican party all
the while. preferring defeat while lighting
within its ranks 10 a victory however pro-
nounced outside of the fold. Upon the
whole we think the Commonwealth would
do well TO lay low and crow very softly
over its Click victory. As To the platform
of woman suffrage, prohibition, the color
racket, and the anti-monopoly howl, and
the rooster placed on these pianks, the pa
pers named were jnst as much disguised as
was the Commonwealth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
SheriR's Sale.

District Court, Sedgwick county, Kansas.
The New Hampshire Savings Bank
G.. q. Furnap, Charley johnson and 5ophis
kingston.
by yIrtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF the
District Court OF the Eighteenth Judicial Dis
trict, sitting In and for sedxwick county, Kan
sas, wherein the New Hampshire savings Bank
Ia plaintiff. and & e. furmsn, Charley John
son and Sophia Biogston are Defendants. will,
Monday, the esfh day Of Mss. A ID. Isss.
ut O'Clock r. n ut the court house door, be-
Ing at the front Of the building known ~ Eagle
Block. ON Douglas avenue. In the city Of wich-
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the
right little aud interest OF the defendants, q. u.
FurmaB, Charley johnson and sophia Biss-
ston. In and To the following described real
property. sifuaied In the county Of Ssjgwick,
stats OF Kansas, to wit:
The southeast quarter 10 Of the south west
quarter 20 and the south west quarter % OF
the southeast quarter %, Of section twenty
four and the northeast quarter " Of the
norfb-wsst quarter ~. and the not IN west
quarter % Of the northeast quarter "a. OF
section twenty 1--we t2j): and the south-sas
quarter n<D of section thirteen ali In town
west. In seigwiek county. Kansas.
said real property IL levied upon - the prop
srty Of DESCENDANTS, T.. q. furman. Harley
johnson and sophia Kingston, sud will be sold
10 satisfy said orsier Of sale.
sherid's Ofics. Wichita. Kansas. April oath,
A. D. Iss6.
HR WATT,
sheriff, sedgwick county, Kansas.
Nos Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney. SIS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17

We read . good deal about the Mutual
Admiration Society of the Kansas press.
There 10 one rule OF the Society that has
not been touched upon. When paper Of
lends the Society. by falling 10 treat . mem-
Der with due reverence, they just kill II
with silent contempt. They never mention
It, or copy from 1t. When anything I'M
portaut happens in the neighborhood Tath.
or than copy correct account from the
paper, they will copy butcbered account
from some other paper published away
from the scene. Oh, they just ruin the
offending raper.-Troy CAiJ.
Which well shows that Sol. Niiler's dues
are al paid up, and that his regalia is plas.
tered with insignia and his head decorated
with the longest feathers. There is no old
or member than the C1ieE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
PLUMB'S VIEWS.

Senator Plumb, of Kansas, has been
looking the political situation in the face
and has this to say about it:
The Republican party is proselyting
party it may scatter badly between presi.
dental elections, but it manages TO gel
together once in four years. II is indie.
pendent and always finds fault with its
ticket after it is nominated, grumbies q
good deal, shows signs OF characterization
until .after the Democratic convention,
when it looks the Democratic ticket oveI
and turns to ids own with the remark: al
9sssr this one is,good enough for me once
4ese.' You VIII find the party on deck
fos setjon next year, and it will break the
Dsi66Ratic backbone in the same old way
right where IL believes it is best protected
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
TINE CORPSE.

The " ichita EAGLE snappishly refers Il
Ex-Governor 81. John as "thc little Olaths
curculio, who, after sapping the life of thu
principal limb ef.the great Republican tree
isnow attacking its other branches" Wha
is the use Of kicking dead man, Mr.. EA
GLk ,-Eido ado Times.
Because they won't bury the corpse, bu
persist in keeping IL and worshipping II. Lee
'em 20 on with the funeral. and the EAGLI
will drop his tail, fall into line, and quit III
scre aiming. II amt the defunct cureulit
that bothers us, but the length Of the IN
neral nr0eessiop
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17

The aggregate liabilities OF the Harris
bank Of Olathe, which failed last week,
reaches the sum Of $se,6so.a3. tits claim.
ed the reverend banker was in the habit oil
playing poker, and that he was q stockhold'
er in one Of st. Johns gold mines.-Com'
moaweaitA.
This same reverend hung about the Leg.
islature last winter trying to induce mem
bers to pass bill allowing county treasurer
to deposit their funds in banks. johnson
county would have been in nice fix now
had the Legislature passed such o law.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
CHARLIE MccOMAS SAFE.

Last Friday Hon. Z. +. Ware received
the following dispatch from Silver City,
New Mexico:
.'Ilaye received letter from Lieutenant
Davis, commanding officer at Fort Thomas,
giving definite information of the safety Of
Charlie McComas. He is with Chief ChOto
in the Sierra Madre mountains, in the State
chihuahua. Two hostiles came in TO ar
range for the surrender Of the band. Char
lie is well treated. ChOto will use him TO
make terms, or viii write to General Crook
and follow other suggestions OF Davis"
The dispatch is signed John W. Wright.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17

The eopsrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween I. Sheliabarger and A. w. Oliver In
the lumber business. under the hrm name
Of Shellabarger Z Oliver, IL this day dis.
solved by mutual consent.
/. SHBLLABARGBR.
A. W. OLIVER.
Having purchased the interest Of Shell
labsrger, In the lumber business, have
this day formed . eopartnersbip with y.
w. Oliver, under the firm name Of Oliver
Bros. who will collect ell outstanding sc--
counts due the old 6rm, and assumes It's
Indebtedness. A. w. OLIvRR
r.. W. OLIVE.
WICHITA. KAN, May 7tb, lsss. 7-st
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
DANA AND the PRESIDENCY.

Charles A.Dsna, of the New York Sss, 10
terviewed by the Denver 7ri6sne, says tina
political parties now make it . rule to selec
their Presidential candidates in doubtful
States. There has been no exception u
this rule since 1879. when Frank Pierce wa
nominated. This, he said, necessarily ex
cludes some of the ablest men In both par
ties-men who might give iustre 70 the ofie'
Of President, such as John Quincy Adams
Of Massachusetts, Senator Edmuncs Il
Vermont; Senator Bayard in Delaware, o.
Senator Ingalls, In Kansas" He think
the Republicans will nominate 10 1884, eth
er Gov. Cornell, OF N. Y, Secretary Lincoln
or Gen. Logan, Of Ills, or Gen. Ben. Har'
rison, OF Ind. while the Democrats vii
nominate either Gen. Palmer, Of H., Jos
Mcdonald, Of Ind. or ex-senator Thurman
of Ohio. Since Mr.. Tildens Withdrawal, In
1850, Mr.. Dana says, "the Democrats have
had no statesman In New York Of suf1cent
power and magnitude TO be considered Z
candidate. CAampios.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17

There seems disposition upon the part
of the State Board to crowd Sedgwiek
down. The above estimate was evidently
drawn from the brain Of . clerk or from
last years statistics. Nobody yet knows
how much corn sedgwiek county has
planted this year, but the Agricultural
Board can rest assured that the aggregate
will exceed 49,, ls7. We judge 1t will be
nanrar 10 0O0
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
KANSAS SP0RTSneM.

The final arrangements for the fourth an
nual Tournament OF the Kansas Specimens
Association, have been completed. IL Will
be held at Forest Park, Ottawa, May 18th to
June ID, under the auspices Of the Ottawa
Gun Club. Five thousand wild pigeons
will be furnished by w. w. Judy, st Louis.
The tournament Is open to the world. Noted
sportsmen from all parts Of the Union have
signified an intention TO be present. Large
purses for prizes are offered. Negotiation
are now pending for a great match between
Bogardus and Erb, TO take place At this tour.
psuneof
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
The DIFFERENCE.

Marsh Murdoch calls attention 10 what hc
terms "Tbe four great weekly papers OF
Kansas" lie Is modest. Does not include
his paper among them, but we should do
so. The screaming EAGLE is perched upon
one OF the highest oottonwoods of the Ar
kansas valley and it flies higher than most
OF the editorial birds of the State.-La~'
renee Journal.
II WAS not the high flying and loud
screaming qualities OF the papers alluded
TO by us which make up their marked ex-
cellences, but rather kind OF unobtrusi,c
perfection, quiet superiority which wins,
moids and controls like ''ibe still small
voice." after The more stormy have spent
themselves in flights and screams.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-17
WORSE THAN DEATH.

Our friend Marsh Murdoch, of the wich
ita EAGLE, q bright and shining light In thu
newspaper Mutual Admiration Socity ,seem'
10 have the dumps yet because the Capita
has not died nor consolidated nor beer
bought by the Democrats.
Aye, the variety OF dumps that Animate
the man who he vs. the sheetiron floor tina
snakes the animals dznee--sutirciy disinter
csted - to whether the show 10 . success
or nj. Bat, seats paw jcurnsiisn" aside
major. We never expected the CSPitsf Y
dr., ~ yet shas Il would sall iats thst ca
ismify worse than death, the boson 81 d