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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
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uNarEn STATES LAM orrIoE,
nuise City, Idaho, March Is. 1883.

uAarEn HrNfns Issp orrIoE,
Iioise City, Idaho, March Is 1883.
Notes i hereby given that ]. D. Haggin Of the
city and County OF San Francisco. State or Cali
Watt, whose pastoftiee sddresa Ii Hsiley Altu-
ras County, Idaho Territory. has made apnlica-
tion for q limited stAtes Patsnt for tho
SUMMIT
Lode Mining Claim, situate In Vienna Mining
District, AlturHs County. Idaho Territory. con-
sistn1 Of fifteen hundred linear feet of the lode.
and surface 9rennd six hundred feet wide, being
Lot Ne, AZ, and described IN the field notes and
plat of the official survey file In this office,
with magnetic variation at 10 degrees east, as
fellows;
Commepolns AZ the discovery point of this
claim, and running thence south Is degrees ami
50 minutes cast along the center line of the
southeastern end Of the claim, 100 feet TO center
Of the southeastern end line OF claim, thence
north Il degrees and 10 minutes cas-. 800 fest to
post Mol. thence north 6s degrees and 50 min
utes west 1850 feet TO post Ne. 2; thence sonth
81 degrees and 10 inmates west 600 feet to pos.
No, 3; thence scnth 6 degrees and 50 minutes
east iaa9 feet 20 rost Nc 4, thence north II de-
grees and 10 minutes east 600 feet to post NJ /
aud place Of beginning survuy OF exterior bound
srtas Embracing an area OF 30, es-itN acres APP
plieu for, No conflicts. Frum post No. !. 7. ;
III NJ Ne. /. bears north - dssroe= and As lain.
utSs east. au2s $50 feet distant.
The ssia mining claim being of record IN the OF
Nee Of the Coenty Recorder of said Mining Dis
triet, a;lssiley, IN sltarss County. Idaho Terri
tory,
The nearest known locations being The "uaIena'
.-Sselace No. n hnd "suiphuretS.
ANY and all PERSONS claiming adversely any
portion Of the said SUMMIT LoDE atiFisas
Claim or surface grouEd, are required to i'll,
their adverse claims thereto with the kealtte
efthe United States Land offcc. a Boise CITY
Idaho Territory, within the sixty dave pubiica
ton thereof or they will be haired by virtue o
the provisions OF the Statute III sneh gases mad
and provided
Il r Il. PRIDE.
Register
direct that the fOrsFvinz Notice OF Appstea
ton Tor Patent be published for the period o
sixty days ten Consecutive weeks III th
ketchu1a KEYSTONE weekly newspaper pub
hahcd a. ketehn.n- SiS1tss County. Idaho Ter
D. T. II TRiuE.
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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Onrm frArps LAxn Oyy1on.
HoJ9E C1TY, IpAHo. har, 10, Issa.

On-rp srArps LAKn oyyroa
BOISE czTI, InAHo. har, 70. lssa
Notes IL hereby stssn thatJ. 3. Hagsin Of the
City and County Of Gar ErAnaisso. State OF Cali
forniA. BY bis lesslly authorized agent W H.
YA.t, whose pcsIc naes address 4 Haley. Ai.a-
lion for United et@tss Patent for the
SULPHURETS
Lods Mining CiAin situate In Vienna Mining
pfstrfsts Alturas County. Idaho Territory con-
sistng OF httsen hundred linear feet OF tho lode,
snd s,xtaoe ground zig hundred feet wide. being
Lot No. a. and dsserihed In tho field notes and
plat OF ths ofaslAl survey on ale ii. this once.
with maKnstso variation IT lSdsggeea east, - fol-
corqmsreiEs :. tAs discovery point Of
Tia elaia, and renning; thence ~. .
center line Of the southeastern end OF the claim,
$50 It 70 the centre OF the = Il. end line OF Claim
thence II deg and 10 min Il 800 II to post No
thsnce c. deg and so min W 1870 = to post No.
No. 81 thence Ga deg snd SO min f 1890 It To
post Nc, thence N Il deg and 10 NTH u 500 T.
exterior boundaries Embracing an srss Of 10 90
aerss applied for. No conflicts,
From post No; au.s,A N; No. u bears y 80
The said mining claim being 81 record in III.
office OF the County Recorder Of said mining
| district, at HALEY, In Alturas County, Idaho
Territory The nearest kporn locations being
Any and all persons claiming adversely Any
portion OF the said SULPHURETB Lode Mining
| claim or Aurfaee ground. are required to tilt
| their adverse ella Inns thereto with tho HoEiste
| Of the United States Land Office. at Boise City
| Idaho Territory, within the sixty days bnhlca-
ton thereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of
the provisions OF the Statute In ouch cases mad,
and provided.
| dirert that this notice be psllished In thu
kstchum kKysroNx, the Newspaper published
nsarsst the said mining claim fof'the period o.
| sixty days
DIP y, PRIDE.
| mo Hl Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

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,a;n.n h,a b.ea gained BIZ continued
,.vs,nc,nxnt and owners every.
xh.re arc learning 70 venture on In
iii, onae,iarr. Anothar great hclp
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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

A lottar from tho superintendent
ofthe yelIowstoue Park 10 the Set
retAsy o. the Interior says that the
esaeca Of the YAn0aa privileges have
already hui!t = stable 40xIao, IN
iee house, In which 400 tons Of ioe
have been stnred. and have 4 grcater
portion u The material for thu lar.
gest hotel on the ground. 4 large
force Of men Is employed, Ito says
farther. stories Of slaughtered game
in lhe park Arc greatly exaggerated
and that all Mopse. elk az other
large Eamo killpd anywhere 10 tho
neighborhood are charged 10 dep
rotations ia The park without any
AUST
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06


Tho papera state that MoGillcaddy
TIE ageiit of Rod Clouds bard Of In
disns at Pine River, haa mado forty
thpasard dollsrs ii the past yesr, on
sslsry Of two thousand dpllTrs
heGlllcuddy IL the man who left y
pocket book eoutaining ten thousand
dollars. IL tho wnshrraonl Of st.
Louis hotel, " hich was found by =
travelling mNn for AshermAn's Mil
waukce cigar factory. Tho Indian
agent had discovered his less, and
war just beginning TO ahed big scald.
ing tears, when the travelling man
went VII to tho hatel 1aunter and
handed him the ton thousand dollars,
Cuddy was overcome with thankful
ness and after counting ovor tho
money. ia The presence OF tho man
who had found it, TO 400 that none
Of ii had got away, no asked tho
travelling man out to havea glasa of
haars GsssiAy - rToh~'.iy ehe maa'
trae-hegrted fellow that over made il
pleasant for tribe Of Indlans,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

NeW York, March 81 hsA tAp
stsamas RprgpHdiA, bosring " bis
Hong hams In his uative land, The
apthor n ghst sweetest " saags.
IaHnms. 9west Home egFlysd It
Brooklyn, tkp Aldsrmanic committee
Ghasipo n, Matthews snd AipEtsn.
ant Bsgipald Nicholson. United
6teiss Navy, representatives 81 VI.
W. Corcoran. Washington, forced
thsir wy through tho 900 Italian
immigrAnta, With which tie ship
waa crowded, and procured the
coMp, The heavy boz rss plAosd
On the shoulders Of four stsIwart
italian sailors aad borne down tbs
gang plank and ecrass tho pier and
through the uncovered crowd 70 tho
hssrsa awaiting, There wes no
ceremony Everything connected
with the rsmovKl was Of tho simp-
lest kind The coffin WA onvered
With the American flag, and follawed
BY four coaches containing aldermen
Corcoran's Representatives and mem
bors or tho press The poets ra
mains wsre brought W thss city and
placed IN the liouprnar's rnom in
tho ely hsIl, Here for two hours
people passed before il Az day 70,
morrow tho body viii lja in state,
Aha iH tho svsnlng, eaeprted by VI
dermen and Gilmore's band playing
"lIpme, Sweet Home" win be taken
10 the Pspnsylyannia raiiroHd depot
and carried in specisl car to
Washington
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06
Era plcying Chinese.

We arc informed BY parties who
eams down from Yop last evening
that the Idaho Land improvement
Company Is employing Chinese to
iense in government la;,a, whiiiis nj
leas, hily Of Strayborns victims are
walking around the town asking for
half y dollar with which to get y
meal These mea came III on the
strength oi'the statements OF Sra
horn and the Times. aud are obliged
10 so hungry for their creduhty.---
Sun.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06
A Risck Kts.

Mr.. 4eehandelaar writes VIZ from
Now York Mining has d fearful
black eye here, in fact 80 black l
Was afraid to tall about stocks for
fear of having my own eyes hlackod.
\ strong aperataF tala me yester-
day You can borrow 80 per cent
on most railroad stocks here, but it
is hard to get any money, except by
private negotiations, on mining
stocks. To mako the mining mar
ket active, they expect to hear of
dividends here, In New York they
look more toward tho management
OF mine than TO the property itsplf.
Who hre the trneiees? This is the
frat queation asked, and the value OF
tho mine | WAS told lately by
good authority that the wholesalers
hero buy active stocks, showing
quick returns or profits and bring
millions in the market, but they are
afraid of wildcat mines, wildcat
managers and Irish dividends. Re
aan.s diviaeaas and Ynp ilisec thu
market pick up in lossfthan no time
The transactions in mining stocl
sales IRE worry small, while railroad
stocks are rs lively as crick ts.'-
Tribune.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Captain John q the nndio riutos
has hit upon . happy way OF curing
the bueks OF his tribe OF getting
drunk and creating 4 disturbances,
The Free Press gays that he keeps a
long rope ia bis private office, and
when the drunk ruels 10 the wiciup
ha ia captured John ealls OH two
Oh his lleutenspta, and they march
the pglsioaor TO 4 deserted shaft
10 levi dsop and lower him to the
boom, He Is kept there u hours.
During the Indians Imprisonment
he ia fed on bread and wster, Cap
tain John skys that this treatment
will be thoroughly tested. and II it
fails 60 have the desired effect some
other plan will be Devised for ,les-
trosine sLe taste for Bodie whiskey.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Poor iamishing Ireland Poor
and .lordcursed Irsland Poor
prisst-rsdden ireland. All true
friends of ireland 10 America .houId
end .hp aid pf their encouraging
reiees. II least, to this Distracted,
struggling people huI whichever
zoe they iAce, another foe Il bahiad
shem. Foes arv all around .han.
snd in their ycry mllst, keeping
them IL chains u sapsrs.isieas Il
soranos.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Lswi.toa ha4 ssx yssr usa baY
sho asaakes cix1rsttss. II he il
mere four ycArx from now the loNn
I'll contain 81 ineurahla idiot ten
rears ofage. Nez Perez Mesa.
This boy will net live fur years
Esat why srs not she boy's parents
4 ones pat IL tbs lanatle Asylum
md the boy taken charge Of BY tbs
sulborslie@f Eetarpri=s,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06
APPLICATION FOR PATBNT
NoYgcE No. 40
HI1FNE NVf I'D
UNITED. STATES LAND OFFICE, /
BOISE CITY IDAHO, MARCH 10, 1888.


UNITED. STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE oITy IDAHO, MARCH 10, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that J. b. Haggin of
the City and county of San Francisco, State Of
California, by his legally authorized agent W.
II. Watt, whose poatof1ioe address IN HALEY, Al
turas county, Idaho Territory, has this day made
application for United States Patent for the
ALBION
Lode Mining Claim, situate in vienns, former
~ 6awtoothi Mining District, Alturas Comfy,
Idaho Territory, consisting of fifteen hundred
linear feet Of the lode, and surface ground
six hundred feet wide, being Lot No, 81, and de-
pcrihad in the field notes and plat of the official
surrey On ne II .nls ofhee' WIN msRnstic saria-
CommencinR st the discovery point of this
slainl, sad rnaning thence south q degrees and
30 minutes ekHt along pentef line Of claim, 1850
feet TO center OF 4. T. end line, thenee north II
degrees and 10 ininutns east 400 feet TO post No.
| thence north 6s deeraes and 90 minutes west
1900 feet to post No. 2. THENCE sQnth 81 degrees
and 10 minutes west 900 feet to post No. 81;
thence south 6s degrees and so minutes cast To-
90 feet TO post No. 4; thence north u degrees and
10 minutes eaat 800 feet to post No. /, and place
Of beginning survey OF exterior boundaries.
Embracing area OF 90, Co. 100 acres: excluding
however from this application and description,
the area In conflict with the MAMMOTH LODE,
Lot No. ST. tSawtooth District L. s4s- ,0so aorns,
area claimed and sought to be patenei Is. 3D.
1000 acres.
From post No. 3, U. g. NJ NJ No 1, tsawtooth
distant.
The said mining claim being OF RECORD In the
office of the County Recorder of said Mining
District. at HALEY. III Alturas County, Idaho
Territory, The nearest known LOCATIONS being
the ARATUS, FRIEND, HOPE, CROMWELL,
REDWING and MAMMOTH,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Albion Lode Aiming Claim,
or SURFACE ground are required to file sheir ad-
verse CLAIMS thereto wifi tina Register of tho
United statee I.and Office, ut Boise City, idaho
Territory, within the sixty days' publication
thereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of the Statute in sn2h oaaes made
and provided
d. Z. b. PRIDE.
Register
direct that the foregoing Notice OF applica-
tion for Patent be published for the period OF
aixty days item consecutive weeksl In thu
ketohuIn KEYSTONE weekly newspaper pub
liahed at ketehnm. Aturas County Idaho Ter
| ritory.
d. r. u. PRIDE.
Ia Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06
A Word to Strangers.

A gentleman suggests that we
say 10 newcomers, do not write to
your friends and say you have found
paradise because TINT would be false,
do not claim that this il the finest
climate IN tho world for the reason
that the present winter has been IN.
precedentod that would also DO I'M
true, DO not soar into estasles ovor
this MarOh weather for The reason
that II is unusual Say il is " good
country With y tair average climate
and those coming must DO prepared
TO do hard work Seattle Herald.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Il il il unlack y--To fall out Of u
third-story window on Monday To
meet 4 rpd.headed Woman an Tues.
tlss--ez.aeelallyy /! sass.. essss !!isr Hny-
thing, 10 hrcak u $40 mirror on
"Wednesday, To dream you see red
snakes or green monkeys on Thurs
daY To get hung on Friday, To
gef pounded on Saturday Or to
get locked Up on Sunday paste
lAis in hat.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

That portion Of Washington Ter
-isory known ~ The Ukinakane
seaatrs. heretofore embraced in
doses reservation, hAA by ozder Of
President Arthur. been restored 10
he public dnmxsa The tract f.s.
ored TO the public domain The
Fraes restored contains mary rich
quartz leads. and also some very
sine iaraasne land
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Ar, Calling has improved on the
gun which bears his name, Ills new
affair will, waste 200 bullets "a iniA.
ute. which raises the average
amount Of iust necessary 10 Kill .
uast, s.lsns luv per cent,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Tho Democrat says cy Malky, the
veteran turf man. popularity known
ffum Omaha u Puget Sound, has leased
Agricultural Park, Hoise City aud made
arrangeEnsnts for the grandest meeting
ever held west u the Rocky Mouusains.
Purses amounting 10 $3.50 will BIZ
hung for the occasion. and the racing
viii eommouca July 81 aud continue 20
The evening Of July Tsh.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-04-06

Thers are 10000 negroes in tho
Indian territory. iormer slaves Of
the Indians aud their ohildr rem, who
arr denied all civil rights They
are not allowed to vote, have no
standing Ia court. either IA parties,
witnesses or Jurors, rod are even sS,
clnded from the schools Congress
has not shown that il Is aware Of
thsiraxit~nee.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-03
THE DUBLIN TRIALS.
TWO MORE PRISONERS MAKE
CONFESSIONS.
BOTH SENTENCED TO BE HUNG
Delaney and Cafferty Confess to the
Phoenix Park Murder, But are Sentenced
TO be Hung.

DUBLIN, May 2.-There was quite a SEN
sation at the opening of the trial of Patrick
Delaney and Thomas Cafferty, two of tie
men charged with participation in the
Phenlx Park murders, before Judge O'Bien
this morning. The two had scarcely been
seated in the prisoners dock before they
asked to be heard, and formally entered a
plea of guilty, and, despite assurances that
their confession would in no way tighten
the penalty, they persisted in having it en-.
tered.
When Delaney was called upon to plead,
he said ~ am guilty of being in the park
at the time Lord Frederick Cavendish ana
Mr.. Burke were killed, but did not commit
murder. plead guilty to that, but not to
numbering them" The Judge explained to
him that this really amounted to plea Of
innocence. Delaney then formally pleaded
guilty. He said 81 was brought into this
at first foolishly, not knowing what it
was. was forced from my work to go
10 the park. We had to obey the
orders of the society or take the con-
sequences. When got in the park could
not get away. l saw the murders commit
ted, but took no part in them. l went to
the park on Kavanagh's car. He speaks the
truth. So does Carey. The murders were
committed by Joe Brady and Timothy
Kelly, and by nobody else. l saved Judge
put on to shoot him by Mullett and Brady,
and the only way to escape the task was by
calling the guards attention"
Judge OBrien, in passing sentence ON
Delaney, said he had duty to perform. He
had, at the previous trial of the prisoner for
attempting to shoot Judge Lawson, pitied
him, because he showed some feeling tor
the wife and family The prisoner would
see to what misery they had been brought
by the wicked system OF the conspiracy. The
enormity OF the crime aud the peace and
welfare of society precluded the possibility
of passing any sentence but that of death.
The fact that be had pleaded guilty could
not, unfortunately, be taken into account,
and the prisoner was well aware of it before
he made his confession. The judge then
sentenced him TO be hanged on June next.
cAFFREY's CONFESSION.
When Caffrey was placed in the dock his
face wore a smile The consequence of
pleading guilty was again fully explained to
him in open court, but he PERSISTED in his
plea. On being asked whether he had any
thing to say why sentence should not be
passed upon him, Caffrey replied, in a loud,
clear voice: can have to say, standing as
! am on the brink Of the grave, is that when
l went to Phoenix Park did not know what
was going to happen until 20 minutes before
the murder was committed | was bound
to go to the Park under pain of DEATH"
He was sentenced to be hanged on the
| same day as Delaney.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-03
Excitement Caused by a Dog.

Considerable excitement prevailed early
this morning among the residents of
Eleventh and Tatnall streets at the presence
of hungry looking dog rolling around in
the street and growing and barking at the
same time. Presently the beast struggled
to its feet and entered the stable yard on
Eleventh street, where 1t was an unwelcome
guest, as a person would suppose, as he
gazed upon the colored man with large
club in his hand, who made his appearance
at the gate directly behind the dog. A
young man who was passing the gate when
the dog came out took to his heels and
covered the ground like creased lightning
until he reached Orange street, while
the dog took the opposite direction.
and ran up Tatnall street into an alleyway.
At this period colored man came rushing
up Eleventh street with bloodthirsty look
upon his countenance, and in his hand he
grasped rusty looking weapon, about q
foot long, resembling a horse pistol. When
informed that the dog had taken shelter in
an alley on Tatnall street he at once pro-
ceeded to kill the animal. He stopped IN
the middle of the street, opposite the alley,
and leveled his pistol, but the dog had made
his escape by the back way. The dog was
supposed to be mad.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-03
DOINGs AT POLICE COURT.
Public and Private Hearings Last Nigh
and This Morning.

Michael Sorrel, an Italian rag picker, was
arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct
The evidence was not very clear, and did
not make very strong case against thu
prisoner, who had two women friends to
talk for him and explain away matters. The
Mayor reserved his decision in the hearing.
until he can find out what made Sorrel
leave town so mysteriously short time
ago. One case Of ordinary drunkenness
closed the public hearings, when, accord
ing to the new custom which has been ina u.
gurated since the models have been in
power, a private hearing was given woman
charged with disorderly conduct. When
asked about the case this morning
the Mayor stated that the woman
was poor and had children and
that the charge had not been sustained and
finally that the woman didn't want her
name published. At the hearings this morn
ing William Mitchell for disorderly conduct
and using threatening language toward
John Loper, was held In the sum Of 5000 for
his appearance at court. One case of ordi-
nary drunkenness was settled.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-03
NOT GBALTH
Mrs. Beachamp Acquitted by the Jury
After Two Hours DeIiberatton.

Atter TWO Hours OenDerHuOn.
DENTON, Nd, May 2-The trial of Mrs.
Beachamp, for the murder of her husband,
was concluded at noon to-day by verdict
Of acquittal. State Attorney Bryant fin
ished his argument at 1890 O'Clock. After
receiving instructions from the court as to
the character of aud the different verdicts
that could be rendered the jury retired for
consultation. At IL So they returned to the
court room and the foreman, w. F, Cork
ran, announced q verdict Of not guilty.
Quietness prevailed throughout the court
room and not whisper Of dissatisfaction
was heard, but, on the contrary, general
look of satisfaction prevaded the counten-
ance OF almost every one present. The
prisoner was Immediately removed to the
jail, where her relatives and friends assem-
bled, and social time was spent.
Ahearn was then presented to the court
to answer the charge of completely in the
crime. His counsellor, Mr.. Russum, en-
tered plea of not guilty, and the case was
submitted to the court for verdict. Judge
Wilkes said that, as Ahearn was only an &C
cessory to the crime, he would be obliged
to act upon the fundamental principle of
law in rendering similar verdict of not
guilty. The prisoner was then taken back
to jail to await the expiration of 80 days
sentence, which was imposed upon him
some time ago for disturbing the public
peace. His term will expire tomorrow.
In an interview in the Jail this afternoon,
Mrs. Beachamp said: ''I can hardly tell you
how happy / feel at this moment, because !
hope that the people will believe me inno-
cent. feared that l would break down
during the trial, but l was upheld by con-
sciousness that l was not guilty. 1t was
perfectly awful to listen that frightful in
dictment. 1t woman can stand such an
ordeal as that her nerve will not forsake her
In anything she has to undergo. 1t was
almost as trying when the jury came back
for further explanations, but then, as have
already told you, l did not fear the result"