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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
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pa. T. G. VESTS NEWS AND HAM lhtAr-
MINT. a guaranteed Specific for HssteIfa. lAxzi-
Mesa Commissions, Hts Nervous Nsnfaieia,
Headache, Nervous prustrHtlon eausstl Is tte ase
OF rleahal or sshseeo. WakefulAesa. Ae.tal he-
,,rasziun EaftsniIig nf the HfHln fetnstg IA NJ
sanity ard lsadirg 10 misery, decay ard tIeath
In either sex Involuntary laes.s. ard rfefmat
orrhseas eansd by eter-exertan q The sliaiit, cell
aissl-e OF axer-lladulgenss.- fAgia lax col issies
une naaatis insainaent. Si.fba lssx. or ..x hoAes
for &iaA s.aaf BY mail rreunsA e I.eeInI q Hriee
We etARAN'TEE Mn HANi r.
10 care AIRY eaas. With eueh aidsr rteeiSesi by a
send the purchaser cur written guarantee 70 re
fund the nsoney il tho tr,sstnent does not efiee
n cure. Guarantees issued only hy
WO0DARD, CLARK 4 co,
wlae1cmA1r anal TS@eaL L*saEE 1EsG
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Orders b. mail will receive prompt attention
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 4.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
: Haley. Idaho. JnIY u, iasss

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Ai s HALEY, idaho. JnIy fa,.f'tt3
Notice is hereby given that tho Nellie Mining
stevens whose rsostoiiice address Is Vienna. Al
tn1ns County, Idaho Territory, has this day
filed bis'applicativn for patent for 1,6p9 liu-
sar feet OF tic Isl ts Esi
NELLIE
Mi11e or yafn bearing silver and other minerals
wttiHurfsce Htsaisnd Dih feet ii Width situated
tn AAqsf0uth Mining District, GoHn9y OF Alturas
and Territory Of Isiafo, and dHsEnhted by the
field mites and official iat on file in this office
field npte- With magnetic variati9n AZ u ueTrees
lh minnter cast As follows. 10 wit:
kafte&lnusllK aG thG njscoveTF peanf and rum
ming thence spnta n dee. w. 1903 feot 70 \. W.
u post NJ. 4. thence i, 10 dea H.. sls feet I'd
post No. y; thence n. II tieg. H., I,5qV feet to
ipssst No. j: thence NJ ~ deg. W. 5t5 feet 10
post No 4, thence ~ ii deg. W. i,5po feet to
peHt Nc. i, thapiaee 1T bHdEning survey OF
exterior boundaries % clstm.g}Y
from pert No d. L. s. NJ NJ. No. ! bears s,
80 deg, ls ,win. W !, l,I5e feet distant
Tine nearest known locations are the sAltffas'
and the .Scilie Extension. W.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
petition of said Nellie, Mine prslrfaea gronnd
arc required TO iile their adverse claims with
this Register of the sndtad States hand Office NJ
pfxty ftasa period of publication hereof, Of they
VIII be barred BY virtue of the provisions o.
tina statute
II Ii hetebv ordered TINT tile foregoing Nctlet
of Application for Patent he published Tor ths
period al 90 days. ttcr consecutive weeks II
the ketciium kEys1oNF.f weekly newspapel
published at katchum, Aitufas County Idaho
HOMER u rousp,
VIM. Hypdman, 4ss Register
AIRY for Applicant. Ijy-2f.l
81 4 . lt
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
N0tire M. T..
IfarrEn fsfA4Ea ItAsp OFFICE.
IlaIIHx. IsfaE1sz. sIftlf II. f=s4sl

IfxfTEn sfA1Ea IiAsp OFFICE.
Hailas, ttiaIts. July IA. fAssl. +
Notice Il hereby given that Tie Nellie Minina
InnaNanS IL IL attorney Iii faet Andrew
teaeens. wAeaa neHtouses address IL Vienna
Aitn4ne County. Idaho Territory. has this aav
Aesl bis application las sI#tent for i,ssi linear
' NEfa4IE EXTENSION
HIiHs ar win beating SILVER and ulfler minerals
sIan AnIfaaa aHnnna eaHa feet In width, Situated
ii sawtapth Mining niHtfina. County IF AituraE
Territory II Idaho. and tesign#tea hy tue field
naIea and aIsla1#l Itat On Hle III this office -
I.ns No II. aud deAgilssd III said plat AMI field
Aaias sIth MAGNETIC Variation 81 Is degrees II
minutes Il. n fainWss Ia Wit
tasasra n. ID sfue Il I. 80 fpaf 70 the eaHtsrn
snd iiin IF viaitns taenue T.. IL deg. W. s#Hfrtt
II POST No, i thenTe i. - dor. W. ~ fuet to
lleAt M. = thence N ii, deg. NJ min W, 7ht'feet
tess Ne. Il thence - ~ deg. no min
i tis Z. 70 sss. E. ~ fest 20 ia-t No
{ thence \ IL leg. ". fss feet 10 post NJ, 1,
d#ftaa VI caiuI
Containing an ARIA IT is.aaserse claimed
From rost No. i, Z i II. M,, Nv. / busrs S.
II dex II min, W, isNs feet distant.
The nearest known locations afs the sAltufass
aud Iiss *NsIlIH.
Ans asasa I'll persons claiming adversely any
ystSffuu If tie sstd Nellie Extension Atine or
.effas4s ground are fs4aaifesl u nile their sH-
sa1e eIalsa# With thu keafstaf uf tha United
kaSae Land uffaa NJ Haley. III the Territory
Il 1aana. dHrsea the Htxty days period OF pubI-
eazIau hHTsaf. Of tIaay will lag barred hy virtue
O tlst provisions Vi the Statute.
Il L hereby ordered that tile fpresunE Nutioe
e Application fur Patent he published fur the
l4aszsss2 Il Hskss alaxH ten eenseeatIya seesk.l
i alae kasehnsa kESzYasEs i weekly np~4spal.t's
raszlsHhsk ~ keleluiai AlEalras County,. haAo-
Hoasn 1. pouSn,
AIN Hs3ssllaan. asesistef
Ally fuT Applicant stl~af1
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-29
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE.
Haise City, 1llaho. JULY 3, 1888. !

UNITED s;rsgEs IASn OFFICE.
Haise City, 1flahos JULY :. 1aas
Notice Is hereby given that tho rhiladelphia
Mining IL sfaHltitg Company, an organization
Incorporated nntlar the laws of the State Of
New Jersey by liz authorized agent Edmund
Greeu, whore noAtoliloe address Is hetehnin.
Altnras County, Idaho Territory, has this day
flled hts application for atent for it5oo linear
'ssf = ss IRVINE
Insie mining claim. hearing silver aud other
minerals with surface ground din feet IN width,
situated III Warm Springs Crock Mining Dis
tfint. County Of Aturae ana Territory Of Idaho
and deHianatetl y the field notes anti official
plat on file IN this office as Lot M q, and de-
sefii,ed IN Haie field notes and pint With mag
nss Y. variation at u deereel east US folloes
nealnnine 1T the discovery point ana ranning
tHanee N, II dog 81 min west. 7au feet te the
centre OF nnrthwestefiy end line Of eHfnis
thence N, G. deg ~ min F.. mo feet 20 post No
thence Il ei sie9aU nift eNa feet w ppsb No q,
thence e. II deg III min IL, 80 feet TO post No 81:
thence Il. II tles III min H., 40 feet to post No
thence ". q deg ~ min Ess aaa feet taposs ps
thence N. IA deg III NTH W. 7safeet topost No /,
the place Of BEGINNING survey of exterior haun-
diaries Of ciuim. Containing an afea Of WILL
acres claimed exclusive of TAO arres Ia conflict
with North Star lode, Lot IL
From the centre of saaeheasterly end liHe, Z.
!. NJ. NJ, M shears south 81 deg Oh min east
tJti1 feet distant.
Tile nearest known locations are the North
star, Sunday and Log Cabin
Ans and ali persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Erene mine or surface alound,
are require to tlg thar adverse ela1lns With the
Register of tue United States land Office at
iiuisf City IN the Territory Of Idaho turing the
sixty DAYS ierina ut Publication hereof on
thev viii he haired hy virtue Of the provisions
1T The Statute.
direct that tiais notice he puhliAhed In the
ketehaa lseesroSE, newspaper published near
est the satd mining claim, for the period of six
tsglats, u T. u. Pride,
Nm. Hyndmam. Hnlsitster
AIRY fur applicant. ttv<ll
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PAY DAY NOTICE.

Al persons having bills ngainss the
fhtlatleiplna Mining s smelltng COM
pany naa rettseStea III present ihafn IN
duplicate ny the iisrt ~ The month.
Payment viii be maate for the same ON
the fifteenth
Coz +. tiRkEs,
General Superintendent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30
THE HEATHEN CHTNEE;

What he looks like and how he Lives and
Works; His Virtues, Vices and Crimes,
Is an able expose of the coelie system
as it is practiced in Califorui, with a full
and impartial account of Its effect upon
the industries of the State. The descrip-
tions Of life and crime in Chinatown are
vivid and accurate. and the fairness Of the
writer, who is an old Californian, renders
his expressions exceptionally valuable.
His views on the subject are sound and
just ones, and will command more atten-
tion than any other utterances on the same
subject than have yet been given the press.
RICHARD K. FOX. Publisher
1873 William Street, N. Y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30
Facts Worth Knowing.

!, That salt fish are quickest and best
Y fT6shened by soaking in sour milk.
That cold rain water and soap will
q rena0ve machine grease from washable
fxbrics.
That fish NAV be scaled much easier
by frat dipping them into boiling wat
0rf for a minute.
! i That fresh meat, beginning to sour,
N viii swceten if placed out Of doors in
the cs,o air over night.
- That milk which has changed may
So sWeetened or rendered fit for use
u again BY stirring in little soda.
That boiling starch is much improv-
- ed BY the addition OF sperm, or salt, or
both, or little gum arabic dissolved.
dW That tea spoonful of turpentine,
boiled with your white clothes, will
SE greatly aid the whitenin~ process.
That kerosene will soften boots and
shoes that have been hardened by wat
or. and will render them pIiable as new.
That clear boiling water will remove
. tea stains; pour the water through the
stain, and thus prevent its spreading
q over the fabric.
~ That salt will curdle new milk, hence
H. III preparing milk porridge, gravies
ect., the salt should not be added un
til the dish is prepared
nm That kerosene will make your tea
wy kettle as bright as new. Saturate 6
fn wooden rag and rub with it, 1t will
also remove stains from the clean warn
StON ished furhiture.
'rRT That blue ointment and kerosene
mixed in equal proportions and appli
ed tO bedsteads, is an nnfailiDg bus
M and Fs,remedy, and that coat of whitewasl
q Z : H,i t,is ditto for log house.
arTds uysd That beeswax and salt will maxi
jonnRs
ton, Hsrusty 6at-irons as clean and smooth a
glass. Tic lump of wax in "a rag ant
keep it for that purpose. When tn
iiass..ssi ssirons are hot rub them first with th
entitled
'epend.sswa rag, then scour them with a pa
Many uper sprinkled with salt Halls Jour
i1nssjsssanal Of Health
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We have been asked time aud again
how it is that so many people get left
by the trains that go out Of Austin
1t is a very complicated matter, aud
we are not sure that we are equal to
the task, but we will try. One rca-
son is because they are not aboard the
tt ain. There are two public clocks in
Austin which are usually from tweIl-
ty minutes to three-quarters of an hour
ahead of each other. One OF these
clocks keeps railroad time, but nobody
knows which one of the two clocks it
is. The man who wants to leave Aus
tin say on the IL O'Clock train, must
first find out which keeps railroad
time. after he has satisfied himself
on that point, he will have to go to
the depot from fifteen minutes to half
an hour before or after ii o'clock, be.
cause the trains do not run on Austin
railroad time, but according to ST.
Louis railroad time. If the would-be
traveller understands algebra, he might
cipher it ought, or he Can, if be sees
proper, telegraph to St. Louis. That
is one successful way to get left. An
other, and a better way, is for you, il
you don't care to miss the train, is to
go to the railroad depot and ask what
the schedule time is As no train has
yet arrived on schedule time you will
know for certain one time of day when
the train will not arrive. Having
gained that point, you must ask one Ut
the employees how much behind time
the train is, and if he says an hour,
then you come back in two hours and
you will! hit it, providing the employee
hasn't lied about it. Usually the
blackboard at the railroad office tells
precisely how many hours the train is
behind time, but as the figures are
changed only once IL week, they are
not reliable, except by accident. How
ever, the train always arrives when it
gets here, and by going to the depot a
day OF SO before you want to leave,
and camping there until the train does
arrive, you will be all right if you
don't take the south bound train in
stead Of the norti- bound train or vice
versa. AS it is impossible to find out
which is which, and as it is rather diff
cult for one man to travel on tive
trains going in opposite directions, the
only really safe way not to miss the
train is to walk. The man who has
walk over cannot be left Texas
Sftings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30

The Governor of Montana sent the
oilowing dispatch to the Postoffice
Department. on the 22ud: "The Vigil
antes at Greenhorn, Montana, have re-
novsd the Democratic Postmaster by
ranging. Government fuel must be
lcxrce, as he was caught barn burn
urnlng. The office is now vacant"
The sureties have been notified to take
hargeof the Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30
Pos,oMce Hours.

III ring week a.,ys lntil further notice,
the ustoffice vii ne Lept open from seven
A. NJ until min. p. NJ
S, ntlays from haif-past twelve to ono
aud from Iuui until Sly z. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
ol,cucd 1T all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
ur.lays after four O'Clock NJ.
s. g.. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec ;, fs13. Postmaster
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Made Them Even.

ARRESTED for carrying a pistol, was
he?" asked a magistrate of an officer,
referring to gentleman who had just
been arraigned. Lets see the pis-
toll" The weapon was produced and
handed to the Judge, who examined it
and asked:
"Where did you get it?"
Bought it at hardware store
"What did it cost?"
Fifteen dollars"
"Fine implement. How'll you swop?"
and the Judge drew out pistol and
handed it to the prisoner.
"Take $40 to boot"
"All right. III fine you $40. That
makes us even.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30

Il don't see as much activity and
|ice' ustIe on the streets of Albany as
Lntu There is ia Gotham" remarked leg
'lator 10 local merchant. IF, In,
THE ustead Of looking at the bnstles on the
hove psns traa,s +,f Alhanv va, lor;,I.tor. ,oro
IONS hasln $500 A'oah!, you 'eS SiS'atois were
ths sans) brlng your minds to bear on your
\ |Eour r. month ..;.,,,t;,o a,+;a .,, ..s,I ~
n to the ID = S'''olisV "ut'cs, you "on'u oe Wuch
|oiso cou1u iorc credtably employed was the
u A'A ,pyopriate reply - Ex.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30

MR. j II. BATES, Newspaper Advertls
ing gent, Al ark Row CTimes Building,
New York, is authorized to contract for
alveI tisemenls in the World at our best
rate1.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30

There is said to be strong feeling in
Canada in favor of reciprocity with
the United States, but the latter gov
ernment must take the iniative. 1t is
also stated that large majority of the
Canadians favor annexation to this
country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30
mi-mreklv murld.
Published
- &c Fr1CdayS
#$ BY
MAN and CHAS. E. JONES':
EMAN JONES' BUSINESS MANAGER.
a. Brick Building Adjt my IcltLu, Montgomery reels
Is, ::::: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

tcs of ubsc riptions
1n6 Year. ......$6 so Three Months. 81
~ Months. ..... 8 50 Single Copies.
By Carrier. 50 80 per quarter.
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n Uu -
| with reN'
B, A.. KIM
Oh. D. o.
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ice.
t,aty, !. J.

THE On
Ibove nsn's, ~,
Euons hasla'
ths SAM, y,
our incnlma', -,
\. to the .s %
". Adm''
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30

In Portland, Oregon, the liquor Ii
conse has been raised to $500 per an
nun, and most of the saloons have
stood the raise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30

The Johnson brothers, the Arkansas
train robbers, have confessed. They
say the shooting of the conductor was
not premaditated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-03-30
LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed,
or extra good paper and for sale at
this office.
, 1883-07-12

prietv rf executing Spencer, Cromwell
and Small. T4e officers, either through
mistaken fear or a desire 10 agree with
the Captain, approved Oft the idea. Capt
Mckenzie then went 70 Spencer and told
him that he hal but tn minutes to live.
Spencer pleaded for an hour, and II was
granted. Small #Ssc.ted 10 his punish
ment, behaving with greater GOODNESS
than either Cromwell or Spencer.
Spencer asked permission to give the
order to fire the gun which was II be
tie signal of the execution. This was
granted, Int he found himself unable to
carry out lis intention. The commander
gave the order 70 fire and the three men
werr instantly run up to the main ward
The bodies were buried ut sea. On
rrliving at New York Capt. Mckenzie
Immediately forwarded a report to the
Secretary OF the Navy. An inquiry was
.,rld, which resulted in the full justifica-
-ian of the Captn!n's conduct Ere its
lose Il court martial was ordered aboard
the North Carolina; before it Capt.
Mckenzie was tried. He was acquitted
Il ter close vote.
, 1883-07-12
Clippings

Yellow ever has again made its ap-
peSrag2s about Gllvssspn and New
OrleaHS
Hop raisers Hp the sG444 are com
planning that the continued dry weather
is,aamagins this years crop s,liously.
Eugene Shelby, general agent for
Wells, Fargo & Co. Aas established ex-
press offices i'll Snohomtsii and Port
Blakely, appointing as agents Z. c.
Ferguson in the former place and Capt.
Renton in the latter.
At the city election i'll SAITH 4cster-
day Mayor Strive WAS reelected hy an
overwhelming majority, Hon. j. Il.
Lewis an | l. p. $ n;t'I b'il. the Other
eandiIL:e'- \ t,th u: g!5 gp;ss VIZ,
east, which is con ,ilYre il good show
ing.
1t is stated on pretty good authority
that the p. 5. Go. will put the steamer
Mexico on the San Francisap and Pdsct
SoHHd r0ute. Travel and transportation
over this route has been so brisk lately
that the expediency of rnnning Il steam
er rs often as every five days has been
seriously considered.
, 1883-07-12
T,ro G'itfFo1H"I'.

I saw two gentlemen on a street-car.
One Of them was grown up. He was
handsomely dressed IL gray business
SUIT, and had very neat kid gloves and
fine boots. The other was about L
years old. His jacket had several
patches. ard needed more, and his shirt
was Of brown cotton and not very clean.
Do you wonder how I knew he was =
gentleman I will tell you.
The boy went through the car to give
some message to the driver. As he re.
turned he gave little Jump through
the door, and as he did so his bare foot
touched the grown gentlemnn's knee
and left little mud on 1t. Turni"f
around on the platform, he raised lIls
strnw hat, and said very politely, in &
clear tone, t" Please excuse me-" Then
the other gentleman bowed in his turn
Just rs he would have done to one OF
his own oge-and said, with pleasant
smile, Certainly"
The Ircquois Indians, many OF whom
ere very fine gentlemen, say sometimes
of rude person, "His mother did not
teach him manners when he was young.
I am inclined to think that the mothers
of both young gentlemen had taken 4
good deal of pains with their MAJ ncrS,
because their politcmrss came - natur
ally and casiiy.-lOW'H'S HOrih
, 1883-07-12
SUMMONS.

IN THp DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 Third Judicial District Of Washington
Territory, h"ldlnS terms Iii Port Townsend,
jefferson county.
Linne Cha-c. PlainiiG - Au,I-,.,y CI.a-r. De-
fandIIt.
Action brought In the D>ir,r: Court Of the. I'd
judicial Ii~TTiyI ui Washington TrIl-tury. hold
in. terms aI P"ri Tcwu-'' q FOR i.jr counties If
jefferson '"IIIi. Island ard san .jdI and com
plaiut fled la Ihr Office "f III" Ciasl, =. aid
'"ur' ia H." comfy ,'f Ir;l' -ur. -
III bsrH.W cHv>y. !. s.rdaI:
Ia tlc i:i,nl.. UI tI.y i:icG Stare 4: Nmcr,,4:
YnIIarc hereby required t. APPEAR ia an ;,r-
ton bTrugui against Won by the above named
plaintiff in Tire District CnIri ui the THTTI Iu-
dicIai District al Washington ...,,,...,, mold
Inz tUIn.s - ,.ur. .lJu as, nii ia ne cnntv of
'i"i,f-us' III nd .Tcuil3fy. and 10 answer The
rphfiHiui rl'd ti"r'''H- within sixty dav- after
ia" Gr-t publication NJ ihi- rIUuIsH-.
I'll" SiId seton j. brought :ur the puTPn~c If
pr"cHrin. deere" ui said Cont di-~oivil.. The
bonds 81 mHt.impuy existing hrtNV,NIr pl-fur-f
&3j defendant l~t Cor fr rs IL - .!F,T .I,,:I,-
d"Tn.Hf =. -as,, v.n I,;n-': ~ laid Paiufiff Tor
IH'Iv th1H ''.nt. si'ET: II q. t.!ir drirrtlait
Ia pg"Vid" &" i:.s family tie ,'c->-:rri>
oI nj sand c:H~e~ uf action being fully -rt
forth IN III" p .IUti;f complaint ErT,jn
And YOU ar" hereby 70; trd il you fail TO a:,-
pear ana ai'-'lc- The plant IL = rpurl.iri- ,.rIl
ih"-h'h, w. = >.,.. .,s.-t -i'n p tTitt-...ti.
,nd ,'r irl.rf II ifr i''aiiiiE giHipd.
=-'~z Witness She Hon. u. =. GTccI4.
- { judge Of ~:id District rOurf. and th,
sal Of laid Court tiii> 81 day of .JuIv
-, - y. b. 1857
JAMES ~ENVEY. CLERK
Dat" "f first publication. july :. lsi:.
BINKIEY n T,yIoH Attorneys Or pIatG;tla.
, 1883-07-12
Notice t!

Proposals to contract to do the county printing
of jefferson county ". T. for wear com
mcnCing Scptcmbe. -. 1881. will bc received by
tn" County Commissioners OF laid county N TIE
County Auditors ofiic" II Port Townsend, until
q clock J.. Nj, September g. l>si- said printing
10 include ProsecdE.. rf the Board of County
Cummi>sinnrr.. NptigeS. Advertisements. Dalin
quenI aax Li~ts. job Work. and any other print
lug that may he payable by the County of Jeffer-
son,
By order of the Board.
JAMES SEANEY.
,nr,tnf II { rlnrl-
, 1883-07-12

My o-.Ty SON. There was a trema-
IN h.r Iev voie., as she added: "Wh4a
! co.,scI l Lad no child. Not ye5 -,
NV hair was as white as You see it nov.
Do YOU wonder that hate cards y
oh, but 'how, then, could You sit
and see rs play
d" Because l wished to warn you; b.
cause there aye some temperament> to
winch success Is more bale1ul than de
feat: because one Of you putme strange
IL in mind OF my hiu-eyed hoy
Her we fell upon Frank l.. IL,
was pale as death. Later he went up to
her and thanked her.
1T was growing upon me, the pas
sion for play. lie said. q tcIt it; but,
with Gods help. III never touch a card
again. Tie H-a'cd3"aH
, 1883-07-12

-rE.syc - Ern'by -uvrn that. Ia compliance MIN
the provisions Ui Fh" Act IT Congress appTnN"'
jim" =. i"T entitled AU ~ fur '.r sale or nm
her Ll#G- H ;!'. >t.r.~ .f. California DleI"n ~
yada and " Washington. G''TTitUTy. .i"-"Ph y NC
Lean Of hIt>2E r.rEUty. Wash. T"Tr-. has ms
day ii"ft ~ !Eis ".r" .r> application to purchase
northwest '-IG4.yg -t'GI' = st-l quarter al
T,.!, 40 L, ~ lriIr M. - ur Tr-r of tho
Nilamr-T'. u7s. 5G.aa.
AHy and I'll p,'T-,'-I~ .!liuI:u- =.A.c.rls tie >sia
d">c-.i., ' .rry ,,,ieiiuu thereof. hereby
r'IU Tee" tu II!, lrir claims in thi> Office wiInin
~INiy i6rl dTy- from drr" hereof.
'rly"I. ,nt,F Iuy band. al my Office. in OLYMPIA.
W. =. tins ath 'ay e.: june. !. u. GSs:;-
.lrH> r. tiDwEY.
lt-ltT ]; ;.r!-rrr - the Land Office