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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14
Another case of Consumption Cured at Ia


Porte, Ind
Ia PORTE, ly3.,
Dr.. ScffENcK: Jan. srst, 1851
Abou; twelve years ago ! was dangerously III
with Lung Fever. had great trouble IN breathing;
every breath drew caused me pain. had three
doctors treating ne, but grew were all the time.
1 was at that time connected with the Lake Shore
r. r. Co One of my fellow clerks induced me TO
get some Of your medicines. SAYING shat he had
used them himself with entire success. sent for
some of your PulInonic Syrup, Seaweed Tolc and
Mandrake Pills. i used them according 10 the di-
rectious and in L short time noticed marked inn
provement in m health, which kept Up rs oortin-
ued using your medicines After taking several
bottles each of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweec
Tonic got emit ely over my sickness
Your medicines, l know, saved my life; and
would say, from my own experience, to all Con-
sumptives, take DIR. Schenck's medicines, for they
win certainly cure you. I had Consumption, il is
hereditary in family, my father and two brothers
having died of il. have had better health the
past Winter than Cor ten years previous.
F. W. NEBELT4AU,
Ex-1Tustee of Laporte Co.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14
d. J. KING

Foreman. of l. Y. Ioc rs shops, East Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14

DR.. ]. II. ScHEscY:
Dear Sri have been cured of what three
of the best physicians or this city told me was Con-
sumption of the lungs. by the use Of your medi-
cines. was first attacked with the disease in Oc-
tober, 1880, and although | was from that time
continually under the care OF a physician, grew
worse and worse until at las, was confined to my
bed can hardly say that was first attacked with
the disease in 1880, for my lungs had been weak
for many years previous TO this, and would quite
often have severe pan my breast If took the
least cold exerted myself too much in any way.
grew worse. my cough became very bad had
night sweats so severe that my bed through the
night would be wet though water bad been
thrown over me. was continually raising bloc
large quantities OF CnCnsivc biattcT lTvtai sA,
lungs and at last had all the well-known symptoms
Of Consumption in its last stages.
At the request of my family, my physician called
m two other doctors of this city, and they alter an
examination agreed that my case was hopeless.
They informed my wife that had better be told
that could rot live. IS my time would be very
shor for arranging my worldly af airs. They also
said that no medic ire would be of any TO me.
The mex, day my f6cnd. Mr. A. !. I-eih hearing Of
aay condition. sent me bottle Of your Pulmonic
syrSp. thinking it mieht selieve rry cough sns'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14

SARAH A. CARTER
Carlisle, Mass. April S, 1851
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19

All her faculties must have the
highest training, that her house
has the harmonious effect Of ar
engagements made with nAathemat-
ical nicely; the laying of a table
cloth, the drawing of window
shade, the placing of a pillow, needs
the training of the eye.
To go back of this, she should be
the one to order the construction
of her house, that the daily process
ses of her life may be performed to
the best advantage. The same
knowledge of architecture will
have made her mistress of COM
bination and effect, so that she
will handle her whole domestic
machinery more easily, and the re-
suit of her arrangements will be
order and repose. There is no
realm of earth more important
than that Of home, and it is the
,oork of house that makes home
comfortable and blessing, or COM
FORTRESS and tribulation. 1t is
true that housework is ceaseless
effort, but nowhere in existence is
there better result of ceaseless eff
fort than in home-the work is
too great to be lightly or easily ac-
complished. want my girls to
recognize this, and never fall into
the error that household laoors are
to be slurred over, or its cares I'M
dervalued. Study the best music,
learn the sweetest songs; then set
it side by side with glasses rubbed
crystal-clear, and bread made like
snow, and call both good. One is
no more necessary to your needs
than the other. You cannot afford
to do without noble poetry and in
spring pictures; neither can you
lose dustless tables, and we'll
trimmed lamps, without being
poorer for it. Order is beautiful !;
comfort is helpful to your grandest
aspirations of thought. Respect
housework. Though it may not
be given to your lot, recognize its
claims to your approval and in
numbering the worthiest labors OF
the world, allow it the distinction
it deserves..-W Woman at Work.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19
The PlauditS we Seek.

"The play is human progress,
and the world the stage. Ours may
be minor parts, and we poor, in
conspicuous players. But SO con-
science be our prompter, truth our
ideal, and God our dependence, we
shall fla our places as we'll, and
contribute as largely to human
progress and the worlds
mprovement, as though
we stood in larger space before the
foot-lights, with all the world to
look at US. So when for US the
curtain falls, the lights grow dim,
the music low, may the worlds ap-
plaase for a well-acted life, as it
dies away in the long, mellow dis
lance, be followed by the plaudits
and the welcome of angels, and the
browning, well done of the Mas
ter lFomdn at Work.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19
A Girls Education.

The woman who is to be happy
and useful as the maker and mis-
tress of home must know the art
of home making and home-ruling.
Yet how very small a place is Civ
en- to the teaching of these arts in
our schemes of education for girls !!
We should call that man a
fool who hoped to see his son sue
Cessful as a merchant or banker
but neglected to have him in
structed in the principles of arith-
metic and bookkeeping. But
thousands of girls are married ev-
cry year who do not know how to
make a loaf of bread, or to set a
table, or to iron napkin, or to
make bed becomingly. Is it ex-
pected that servants shall do these
things? So the young man who
is to be made into a merchant Or
banker will have his book keep,
ers to write out his accounts and
make his arithmetical calculations
for him; but he must understand
these processes for himself, or he
will be at the mercy of his serv-
ants. Moreover, in the woman's
case there may not always be serv.
ants or the means with which to
command their services, and their
incompetence at best needs the su-
pervision of mistress skilled in
all these arts. This seems home
ly matter, doubtless, to those per-
cons who see the complete saliva
ton of woman in university edu-
cation, but 1t is a matter which
touches the happiness of women
themselves, and closely concerns
the well-being of a world whose
life centers in and is found.
ed upon the home.-Religio,Ss TEL
GSc0pe.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19
Knighted.


Because she takes me as her very own,
gaining my fealty while life shall last,
Nv soul renounces all thu unworthy past;
with ruthless hands its idols l dethrone.
walk life's devious paths no more alone;
uer eves' sweet magic binds my fancy fast
All aims ignoble from my heart l cast,
For youths mad follies striving to atone.
Because she loves me, firm as l take m.
stand,
rnfinchingly to battle for the right;
All womanhood is sacred for her sake,
For each oppressed lance freely break.
walk encased in armor pure and bright,
Crowned with honor by her spotless hand.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19
What Rum Will DO.

Some years ago, in one of the
countries of New York, worthy
man was tempted to drink until
dru nix. In the delirium of drunk
enness, he went home and murdered
his wife in the most brutal man
ner. He was carried to Jail while
drunk, and kept there through the
night. Awaking in the morning,
and looking around upon the bare
walls, and seeing the bars upon
the windows, he exclaimed:
"Is this jail?"
eyes, you are in Jail" answered
some one.
What am l here for ?" was the
earnest inquiry.
"For murder" was the answer,
"Does my wife know it'll"
"Your wife know it?" said some
one. "Why, it was your wife you
murdered"
On this announcement he drop
ped sud 1enly, as if he had been
struck dead. Let it be remember
ed that the constable who carried
him to Jail, sold the liquor which
caused his drunkenness; the
Justice who issued the warrant was
one of those who signed his license !;
the sheriff who hanged him also
sold liquor, and kept a tenpin al
ley.-Sebected.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19
Cultured HOuseWOrk.

There is no occupation of our
daily lives, l think, which more
needs the ennobling influence and
participation of women of culture
than Homework. Our lives are but
reflections of small matters--th
meals we eat, the chambers we
sleep In, the apartments we feast,
or rest, or pray in. That or daily
lives are so much controlled and in
tuenced by ignorant and unskill-
ful people is, think, a pity; for
We are SO made that indigestible
food, uncomfortable beds, unven-
tllated rooms, and the keeping of
apartments, have great influence
upon US. In a family where the
homework is poorly done, every
body is at a daily disadvantage,
which may make up a lifetime of
failure. Unpunctual meals break
appointments, and ruin digestion.
Food rendered unwholesome by
lack of care, or poor cooking, clogs
intellectual energy and clouds sun,
ny tempers. To guard against
these tendencies, is a task not for
inferior, but for superior minds.
A good housekeeper finds a
liberal education of the right sort
barely adequate to her needs. She
should have a knowledge of Chem
istry, that the daily bread of her
family may be always good, and not
a matter Of luck" that acids and
alkalies may annihilate daily
soils; of Physiology, that she may
h1elp and not hinder nature by the
dishes she prepares for the family;
55orthe health of every member is
largely dependent on her; of the
laws Of Hygiene, that her house
mold may not go to rest in damp
sheets, or sleep in unventilated
oham bers, or wear unaired clothing.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19
Life.

vbr shouldst thou fill the day with sorrow
About tomorrow,
Ny heart?
~, ~ not that He will give thee, too,
Thy part.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-12-19

Through Trains Leave Parkers-
burg at 7 :15 a. M, except Sun
day; $50 a. M, daily; 1 :55 p.
M, daily, and 10 80 p. m. daily.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT,



Boise City, Idaho, November ~, 1888 |
Notice is hereby given hat Christopher j
Johnson whose Postofiice address is Vie1ra, Al
tnfas County, Idaho, has msde application for
United states patent for the FLAGSTAFF LODE
mining claim, situate IN SawLooth Mining rs
trict AJtufes County. Idaho Territory, consistisa
Of fifteen hundred linesr feet Of the Iods
ana anrface ground sd feet wide, being lot no
~ and described In the field notes and plat OF
the Official survey tiIc in this Office with 10 az
aetie variation a. IS de rees east as follows
Commencing at he discovery stake, theme. S.
w degrees u minutes east iJ0 feet 10 south east
crlS end line Of claim thence S. ~ deg. Is min
~. 81 fe't to posi- No thence N. 81 deg 10 min
". 10 fott50 post 80 2; thence w Us feet ii
psst y n . thsstee n; 45 deg. w 2;y5 feet 10 DO
No 4. thentesE ~ deg - min. III. ia n feet t.
post No 8; thence n deg Il. 88073 feet TO posi-
No G; thence S. N deg. 81 min. l. ea1 II feel to
post N n lneiice y ~ deg - min. " gjf feet to
post no 4 t1e place Of beginning survey of exters
ief hourdarie7 q claim, containing an Of
\ sfqi excluding from this application the area Ia
conflict with iot45 U-I2 acres, Area applied for
1865 acres.
~ u No. bears S. 80 dog 80 min. ". 2il61 foes
distant
The said mining claim being OF record 81 IL.
Office Of he Recorder Of paid mining district "
Haiiyy. In &ituras County Idaho. The nearsas
known locations being, @'Webfoot' sRebellion'
nHnin', sAlttnas and California
! direct that this notice be Published In tho
kFrcUuM KEYSTONE The newspaper published
uesfest the said mining claim. for the period a
sixty days p. r p pIupE, Register,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
APPLICATION FOR PATMNT,
Notice No. IS.
IfNrInrIo SrAnna L 4

Notice No. IS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, luaho, November 10th 1882.
Notice is hereby given that Chrisops.r J
Johns on, whose poatoffce address is Vienna,
Mturas County, idaho Territory, has made an
.licaticn for Qntted States patent for t
CALIFORNIA LODE mining claim situate Ii,
Sawtooth Mining DISTRICT, Alturas County,
Idaho Territory, Consisting OF fifteen hundred
linear feet Of the lode, and surface ground six
hundred feet wide, being lot No. " and de-
serbsd in the feid notes and plat of the ofiio.ai
survey on file at this ciiloe, with magnetic var
alton at Is deg, as follows; Commencing at tht
discovery peint in centre Of western end line OF
claim, thence s.. &c degrees p 300 feet to post
No. !; thence S., 50 deg. ~ min. T.. 1850 feet to
roat No.9: thence N, "a deg. west, COO feet to
poat No. 3; thence n, 81 deg, 80 min W., 1900
eet to post No. a; thence S., 10 deg. E., 600 feet
20 post No. l. the place OF beginning the survey
OF exterior houndrfes Of the claim: containing
a n area OF 1881 acres excluding therefroIn tha
area IN conflict with the lot No Il 0.0lG acre .
AREA claimed and applied for Il. T94 acres.
From post No. of this claim q S. Nj. NJ. No
bears s., IS deg. u min ", 237S.b feet distant,
Tire said mining claim being Of T cord in the
affcc OF the recorder OF said mining district az
Haley. Altulas Comfy. Idaho. The nearest
known locations beng the ALTURAS, NELLIE
ELSIE aud FLAGSTAFF.
direct that this notice be published in this
Ketonum KEYSTONE, the newsI aper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period OF
sixty days, ID. P, B. Pride,
NO. 4gl Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
Notice Of Forfeiture.
10 Frank ists aud Il. e.. Casli6F;

Yan viii piense take notice shat W
have expend q the sun # $50 hundred
lalIara 1900 VI money ana labor nis
the Bismagk lode mining chim- located
10 Warm SO ting Mining = strict
Oh tho Middle Fofk Of the Eaas 2 Tx ~
die w Oh Rlyer fl miles nnd 40
nsaihnuAt ~ the North star MINE Attn
ras county, idaho, for the ysar ~ an
unie4A yontr are 81 the aiine ne iuA
afsf doIlafs il being pAe half tere0f
together With the ihtere7t and cost arr
pnld a. the krvaroNE office witbinnue
iv g9Ds aasA ~ the service e this notice
ynuf Interest iu sid iainiu8 vlslm -
IF saw uHEHf tha Aet # gunnaeea hp
psasad ssss ipsh. aA22
ii j. CAf4NAS.
]. ~. MAREE.
yHnpafs let, 1888.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
retsco No. As.


BOISE cnY. IDaHo Nov zGth, 1882
= Notice - hereby giYin thar the Vienna Mining
laws Of me state d Mipnesosa, " its nttorney
"a fpct Y. = dohnston whose postoliee address ii
vienna, Altnras County, Idaho Territory. has
This day hled 10 application fora patent for
thc II MOUTH Nine Or Yein barring gold silver
and other minerals. ~iLh sarfsce vrsana three
hnndfei and saFeuty- eight feet Ia width situated
9 Sawtooth Mlning District. County IL Aituras
end Territory ~ Idaho. and dasieHated W. tho
hHld ppies end ,oihci1 plat on Me 81 this once
AZ Lot No n and dsarfibed ~ eafd aid notes
and plst With magnetic yariqton Mt - degrees
ensl a. fellows
Beginning at tic discovery point. tAence II "a
d-e 30 min " 80 feet 60 the nofthwfsterly end
line; thence u deg 20 min E. rs II to post No
thfnee = ~ dag 30 min Il, 1916 ii to post No q;
h.,, \ u es y ~ Eia q Y & : g PCT NJ g
q Is, nnerlheast end line Red wing lods lot g.
said claim, aud 1876 fl O. post No " this clam
thenea N u deg 3O' mia 70 1913 II %
lode, l9t go f3 deg + min " 20 Il # from psi
MOI of said claim, and 3g3 +. to post No Of this
Jain thr place pf beEtlung survey az exterior
oonnderies Of claim, Containing Ie23G acres
claimed From posi No II ihis claim u S. NJ.
" No bears n ~ 3 80 min T., 3. Of 70 tiistant.
The neareai known loea3Cus are the Vienna
Vienna BxtentOn Albion and Rcd Wing.
Any md all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said MAMOBTH Mine or surface
round arg required 10 hle their adverse claims
with lhr Register u tho United States Land
0tiea at Boise City IN the Territory IL Idaho
during The sixty day period Of publication hereof
they wlll ea barred BY virtue OF ihe provisions
direct that this notice DO published IN the
Ketehum KEYSTONE, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim for the period 81
.. P. u. PRIDE,
/ mo 5Ol ltegLstgr.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
APPLICATION ron PATENT.
NoTlcE No, 81.
UNrfEp STATES LAND oFFfca.
my IfF.tft, Ng.rs u.is is ftg1

UNITED STATES LAND OFFfcR.
BoIsE Cry, tnAAo N0FkABsE, ~, lesss
N0lee Is hereby gwen shat John d. Aurphg,
whose postoiAce address IS sssleolh city, Al.uras
appreciation for patent for hfteen hundred linz
Gar lset 81 the ATLANTA mine - vein bearing
soid sliyer and olher n neTais with surface
ground TX ~ feet in wsdth, situated In Saw
tooth Mining District, County Of Altnras and
Territory OF Idaho, and iesig mated by the tell
notes ane oihcia plat on Hle Ia this ONCE AZ Lot
No. 80, meaescribed IN he leld nosee sud piat
OF the oIticial survey on Tile Il ibis oinee With
magnetic variation at ~ degrees eart as follows
. min. F. s0j ieet 10 The =, E end line Of claim
thenec s, 80 deg. y min. IS aQU feet 10 posi- NO u
ihence y. "a deg. " inln. W l5Vs feet 70 poet No
,, thence n sc der. S5 min. l. 81 3 feet 10 posc
No. 3; thence :. "a deg - niln. +. 1871 feet 70
pest No = thence S. % deg y min W. osi feel
70 post No the place 81 heginniEg snrvey.of ex-
tqrog heandarles " claim. eoataiaing ~ acrea
clalnled.
From poet Nea, T. S. NJ VI no 5, bears p
3 degrees - minutes east, 3ls0 feet ulstaAt.
The nearest known seizims are the Idaho,
summit Fraction, and Mammoth
ANS and all persons claiming adversely any
PAXTON of said Atlanta mine Or surface groane
are required 10 ale their adverse eaims with the
Register OF the United States Land o1iee at Boi ;
CITY in tho Territory Of Idaho daring the six
days period Of publication hereof, or they will
% barred by virtue OF the Proelsiofis Of the STAT
ute.
/ direct that this NOTED be Published In The
kcteham kgYsfoSE, the wspaper pub 4, he'd
nearest Lhe said mining claim, Tor period CT
sixty days. ID. y. u. PRIDE,
1881 hssyistcr.
wa, ffyndulan,
ATTY for Applicant
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23

Notice No. u.
uafrEp STATES LAID OFFICE,
Boise City. idaho, January =, 1889.

boise aftys tdabo, January =, 1850,
kotise rs hareby given thst Christopher ,.
Johnston wboae pnafoSice Address ~ Vienna.
Allaras county Idaho Territory, has made APP
phghsiop fnf tni cd States patent fpf fia Hbina
Lode and Afili Site claim slsusfe III Sastootn
Mining Dtztlfcg. AItnras county Idaho TefTltoIF
io5s and surface ground air hundred feet vile,
and ilfe aefe# 9f non srlnarai aTelfnd for ttsff
MIL sits, baina Lot No ~ "A" ana n u de-
scritsd IN the ffoid Epte~ aud Plat of tbs oiiica
surrey file tn this Ofiian With ElafneSie gRri-
alton 81 ~ siasFsaa eaat ~ foiiuMs
GnmsHeprins 80 sbe disrcyurx Of tbe Lode
tiksnga 81 deg N 100 II to canAfe ~ feftbesst.
eTiF end liae IT claim. tifaee ~ hes II, ~ n
G PIT Ao 4 thence G q. s l E, ie,' Iees Y pege
taanoe - deg W 400 II " pcet No II then1s
y ~ siee II 90 It 20 poet No / the ulnse Of be-
ginning eursep 81 exterior houndattoa. contain
Ing Or sfHR 81 e AZ nefsA Claimed aqd applied
Tor Fran rnss No 1 Of this alain Y " NJ
No bears \ q deg - min geo ea2,b feet
distant,
MIL sfIa, Lon Nc ii "Bs
coulnasae.fg ~ roef NJ q fle nestl,wes ~
"a It to pose 80 3 thenes e dec " 80 y 70
lna,i SIS S; thsuee " 81 ds4 W fst II TO post No &
thence y ~ dag X Ast II 10 post Nat. the PLACES
~ beginning survey IT exterior boundaries 81
Mns site ooni aiming 81 area Of negss From
i 40 deg So min ~ ice w 1888 feet distant and
ffoin po4t No i ~ Mill Aite, post No | 81 ire
iede bears Il deg a. min 70 SEQ saile feet
distant
cf she Il oaFdsro g said miHing distfic at Haley
10 hlafaa eeunty. Idaho f1s pearesl known
fnqat3pna betting the tlfKler ard Iib6f loaes. and
tfe Wirapasiu MIN Hite.
I direct fFAt tf.s nSticn he pnblished Ia tbF
/ knTeHaii& kExaGaNRs tlss Newspaper pubiHhee
sssarrs5 the said mining Claim, tor the psFiod 9
nxey dayF D. p y. fRpR,
Register.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Nor1oE No, IS.

koTIoE No, 50,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFLog.
Boise City. Idaho. NOV 10. 1888.
Notice is Hereby given that John u. Murphy
whose poet ONCE add ees is SawtoD4h City, AL,
shras County Idaho Territory, has this day tiled
ais Application for patent Tor l5iS 10 feet OF
ne IDAHO Mine or VEIN bearing gold silver and
3ther minerals with surface ground 40I % feet in
lyerage width, ituate in Sawiooth Mining Dis
trict, County Of Aituras aud Territory Of Idaho,
and designated by the field notes and pat of of
neiai survey on Il "a IN this office Lot No. 81,
tnd described in said aeld notes and PLAT with
magnetic variation AT 40 degrees east, follows
Beginning al the discovery point, thence N ~
z. 81 m n. W. ia feet 10 n. W. end line az
slAlm; thence 5. "A deg 81 min. " 80 feet TO post
No L; theue' ). 81 deg. 10 min. E S5do feet To
post No 9; thence n "a dig 81 min. h. 446 feet to
post No ), thence N. n de-, w. 1877 feet TO post
post No. l. the place OF beginning Of survey OF ey
terror boundaries of claim. Containing 1l.eSl
acres claimed.
Pro.n post No 8 .. s. NJ, NJ, No bears n. 2
deg o. n. K. II feet di.lGnt.
The nearest Known locations are the " Atlanta.
ssSammit z "tfrav- iofs = aud 'tMammouth.N
Any and all peraons claiming adversely any
port ion OF said Idaho mine or eslface ground
are required to file tAeL adverse claims With the
Register OF the United Statee Land otiee ut Bssse
City in the 4 rrtory OF Idoho during the Fix :
days period hereof, or they Will be barred BY "
tue Of the provisions of the Statute
difect that this notice be published In the
Ketchum kEYsToNE, the nswsp published
.sarest The said mining elaim foT Q period Of
slxty days. ID, r. b. PRIDE,
lss.I Aezlstss.
Vim. Hymdasn,
ATTY for Applicant,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-03-23
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. S.
uStTEn STATES LAND OFFICE,
Nolse CIV Idaho. Oct. IA. lssNl

UNtTED STAIRS LAND OFFICE.
Boise City, Idaho, Oct IA, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given that Levi Smiley, whose
Rostoniee Address il Vienna, Alturas county Idaho
saa made application Tor United States fateus
pr he tsEMMA lode mining claim, situate 81
aws0oth Mining Dlsgrict, AlturAs county idaho
ssrf4t04Ya consisang OF t.aaa iinear .feet of the
eide and snti ace ground 6O1 feet wide, being 10,
SO - and described IN tlie field notes and pa.
x The oiHciai survey on ATE IN this once. VI 4
s4guette variation az Is degrees eazi. az follows
onsnenciug Al he discovery point OF e.SIm.
.aenee a degrees. ". 90 feet TO center o.
yys.eciy end ltgtef claim; thente N.9 degrees
Y mtnntes q So faetio hust No 4 lineage $. d
tgrtcs ~ minutes w $40 feet 10 fosg No. 2 ;
hence ) q degrees y 6s9 feel 70 Posi- No. IS
aencc 5 fnl Zee. SO Post No & thence n. de-
.fees ~ nlnutes u. 6y0 ieet 10 Post No b thence
W ~ feet % Post No. d thence n, / degrees
N.e,3 feet 10 Post No, /, The ptaee of beginning
arteS 81 exterior bQuaasries OF thls claim, eon-
aiming an area ot 4 sd acres eiainled and APP
tliea lofs eNcluthne be area IN e9nalci wah the
Maiiaee tfaesian Lode lot Ne. So. from Pos.
No.t ~ this elNm q. s. Mineral Monument No,
bears y, - grees ~ nhuntes " 2.fS feet
stahI tts 7aid mimng claun being ct record in
ne Qtiee OF the Recorder OF said mInlng dlslrict
tiAilef, IA Aissras county, Idaho. The near
Spown locatiaRs being "NsAaee Fraction,
Aope, HaoAce and ~Ftclcter mining ctalms.
ql,ect Thai ihis notlse be published III ''fhe
4Ngteeta hENs 1oKFN the newspaper published
earess aAe sad mining clAin, Ior he psriod 81
siNty days ID. r. 3. fRlnE,
bpgsHeeg
Bailey aud Parsons, sSli Lake City Utah, St,or-
aeys lof a9pleapt lSoAg.l