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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-26
ALTURAS COUNTY COURT
HOUSE BONDS,

Proposals win he received 81 the once OF the
County Treasurer Of Anuras County. in ,ley,
'sho Territory. until noon Of WEDNESDAY. Auo.
Usr LIST. 1883, r Bonds "Inuuntng to $40 900,
which ars known rs AItaras County Courthouse
Bonds.
III, sc Bonds are issued by authority Of al act
Of tn" Ieg slatnre of Idaho Territory. passed at
the Twelfth s. sson II said Legislature, entitled
An Act Providing + the Erection IT Court.
house and Ill vt ley, the County Seat Of Altu.
RS County" and approved February 9Th, 1853
They sre III denominations Of 40 ~ d 81 ,OOD. are
10 run min" r.! years and raw SIX IGl per cent.
interest annually, pa, able On the first Guy VI Jan
usry. in each year.
The pl ,sald specifications h9ving b en- sdop.
ted 10y the Board If County MN ssiouers, the
entire issue If $4,000 j. now offered for sale
bids for less than the par value Will be con.
sid red. copy of the Act su.hor zns the issue
Will be tIrn. shed upon -pplcstl. Ii.
j. NJ. BURNETT,
County Treasurer Altur. q County,
Haile.. Idaho.
HALEY. idaho, June 8. 1898 taldAw
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Notice OF Forfeiture,

To q D. wECEsLEe snd MARTIN NA1EL:
You are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars in labor aud improvements
upon the Cuff lode anu ming claim. situate IN
Deer Creek, II Mineral H,ll Mining District. Al.
turss county. Idaho Territory. in order to huld
said premises under the provisions Of section
1924 Revised Statutes ut the United States being
tn. amount req hired TO hold the I'M for the year
ending December 81. 1857: that the proportion of
sad expenditure due by You. Il. D. Wecksler, ia
twenty-five dollars. and by You. Martin Nad+l, is
States; aud If within ninety days after the publt
ton OF this notice you fail Or refuse to contrl b.
ute your proportion Of such exp nd.ture as a CO.
owner your interest ia said claim will become
the property OF the subscr Der under said section
l,32A. W. A. PITT
HALEY. I. T., Mar Ii %, 1888.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-26
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 123.

Cn11D srArrs LAND OFFICE,
Boz Z CITY. IDAHO.
Notice Is hereby given that Waiter P. Jenney, Of
the town Of Balloon idaho Territory. by his le.
exlly author { d agent. W. a. Watt, whose post.
ONCE address 10 HALEY, Alturas County, I.sho Ter.
Patent for the
SONORA LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate In See: 49, T. n. r. II, E. Bots. Me'idlan
no Territory. consisting Of bO0 linear teet " the
lode. with surface ground 600 feet wide, being Lot
No. 81. and described in the field notes aud plat Of
the ofici al survey. on file in this Office. with mag.
net'c variation at l5 degrees and 80 Iuinutcs east,
80 follows: Commencing at the discove point Of
this rlaiu and RAINING ., nth q degree end 50
eastern end Of the claim 600 feet to the center Of
the southeastern end line. hence north " de.
and IS mi mites east 200 feet 10 post n, theme
north degrees snd 81 minutes. wes 1870 feet to
post No ?; thence south G2 de- ami ~ min.
utes. west Coz feet to pc No. 3; thence south Il
DEGREES and so m nntes. east 1900 feet to post y.
feet to post MOL the place Of beginning survey Of
exterior boundaries, embracing an area " 20 90
acres, excluding h. ~ever from this application
aud descrip ion the area In conflict wi the "Du.
range" Lode. Lot No. %, 80 acr 9: area claimed
! aud sought he patented. 1876 acres.
From post No 4, section corner common to sec.
east Boise NJ ridian. bears south rs degrees and 10
minutes west 49, oS feet distant.
Tue said inning claim being Of recorl in the
office Of the County Recorder OF said Mining Dis
tries at HALEY, IN turas County, Idaho Territory.
Tns nearest known locations beng the Durango"
Lode Lot No 50. and the Kitty" Lode. Lot No. e..
Any and ali persons clsininx adversely any por.
ton Of the said IS nora" Lode Mining Claim. OF
surface ground, are required TO file their adverse
cl'ims thereto with the Register Of the United
States Land Ofice, Bo.s City, Idaho TER ~,
within the sixty days publican, thereof, or they
wild be barred by virtue OF the provisions OF the
t4tute in such cases made and provided.
myu D. P. b. PRIDE. Register.
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Summons.

In tse District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis.
trict OF the Territory ot Idaho, and the
ty OF Alturas
Fred. J. Esigel, doing bus ness under name of
Fred. j. keis.l 4 Co. Plant Fl, vs. Warren g.
Child. Jr.. aud W. A. Chaftin. cu.pArtners, dong
business under firm i,Iue OF W. q. Child, Jr. Co.
Defendants
The people of the United States in the Territory
OF Idaho send greet ng 10 ". &. Child. IT. and W a.
Chattn. Defendants: You are hereby required TO
appear in AL action brought against YOU by the
abrve.named Plaintiff IN the District Court Vi the
Second Judicial District Of the Territory of Idaho,
IN and tor tho County Of Alturas, aud TO answer
the compliant FLED therein, within ten days tex
elusive u the day Of servlce, after the service
!ou OF TIA summons ifserved within this county
or IL served out OF this county but this distr t..
within twenty days; otherwise, thin forty days
or judgment by default viii BE- taken against YOU,
sc' o.aing II the PRAYER " said compliant. The
ssid action is brought by Plaintiffs To recover
Judgment sgsii st you, the said defendants for the
sum Of SCH 81 upon the following Nil sed in.
cebte lnesses: lst upon = certain proinissory
pot~ made by Defendants to Plant ifs o tober ri,
1882. Tor ST. u 50, ut per cent per month; I'd
tuAt on December 2sd lsea. Defendants were in.
d"Lted - Sleete. Johnson Co. for s ods sold and
delivered amounting ~ $3.50 u, Which was duly
defendants were indie uted to Tootle, N ul 3 Co
for goods sold and del.vtred' amounting to ssh 49,
which was duly assigned y this Plaintiff: 4th, that
on December Goth, lse2. defendants were indebted
to ". &. Chiids s son for goods nd money loaned,
In the sum O $780, which wss duly assigned 70 tas
PlSnt ., the facts being more lUlv set forth in
P!sintS complaint. copy o! which is herewith
served. And you are hereoy notiaaa that II you
fs'i 70 spresr aud answer the ss,5 complaint, az
above required. tho said Plaintiff will tske 1udg-
laent by default against you for the said sn n VI
SjCll u and intarea. on s!.cs 80 from October
~. 1882 81 one per cent. per month, and costs Q:
suit
Given nace. my hsnd and N, esal Of The District
Court Of the Second Jnatc~l District OF tn. Terri.
tory Of IaSs.o, in and tor the County OF Altutxs,
this l1th dey OF June IL The yssr q our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and slightly. three.
A. l.. RICHARDSON, cIerk
By GEO ". RICHARDS,
KIASALL HEywoop. Deputy Clerk.
Attorneys ter Plsiptif. jti2lltv5:
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-26

Notice 10 hereby given that the President Of the
On ted States has by Executive or Ter. dated Jan.
urry -. oS, In accord nee with the prov Sins
Of Section 2SA3, Revised Statutes Of the United
States directed the establishment of an additional
land distrc in the Territ ry Of Idaho, t. be known
rs the HALEY LAND DISTRICT. bounded and
described MS follows:
Commencing ut point on the right bank Of the
Snake River At the intersection Of the range line
between Ranges and 10 esst If the Boise merid.
lam thence north along said range line to the LETT
bs, X Of Salmon Riv r; III nee esstery up the left
bank Of Salmon River to the western boundary II
Le,nhi count thence north along the said west.
ern boundary OF ssid county to the boundary line
b tween Idaho and Montxns; thence syutheasterly
along said boundary ne to the intersection with
the range line between Ranges 20 and 80 east from
30 se meridian; thence south along said range
he to the right bank Of Snake River: thu nee
westerly down the right bank Of said Snake River
I, the place of beginning.
An the Pr s;dent has also by said order direc.
ted th,t the land Office for tho said district shall
be located ut the town Of HALEY.
Further notice of the precise time when tire
Office of said land district will be opened for the
transaction Of public business will be given by the
Register and Receiver by publication.
Given under my hand. at the City Of Washington
this .hth OF January.A D., 1853.
By the President:
N. c. MCFARLAND,
Commissioner Of tbs General Land Once
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-26
Notice to Creditors.
EirATE OF NICHOLAS BOUCHER, DECEASED

Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned, Ad.
mnistr' tor Of the Estate of Nicholas u her, do
ceased 70 the creditors If. and all persI h wing
claims against said deceased, IL exhibit them WITH
the necessary vouchers, within ten months Il =
the nrst pub cation of this notice. to the admins
trstor. II HsiIe0. Idaho Terrt. y.
J. II. BCRkETT.
Public Admi istratoF.
HALEY. June 2s. 1888 je25vS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-26
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF JAMES corpocK, pDrcrAsEp

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
AdminiStra; or OF the estate vi jams G PIP ,ck.
Il. ceased, to the creditors ~, anu all pea sons
having claims aga mat the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
OF this notice, to the said ut his
Office, la HALEY. in the said county Of Aitu.
1913.
Dated at HALEY, !. T.. June %. 1888.
}. NJ. BURNETT,
tec6w6 Public Administrator.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-26
Application for Pateut.
notice. no. l2l.

CRyTEo STATES LAND Orrrcr,
Boise CITY. IDAHO,
xo. I. s.sesye tina. Walter F. je ls ssis o.
eslt Lake City Utah Territory. by his legally an.
thvsszed agent. ". u. Watt. whose post.face I'D.
dress is Haley. AItaras county Idsho Territory
hes made his application for . United States pat.
emit fo1 tho
sINALoA LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate In Section Is, Towoxhip north, Range II
east. Mineral Hiu Mining District Alturss com.
~. Idaho Territory. consisting Of 1880 linear feet
Ut the lode and surface ground 500 feet vide, be.
ting Lot No "a. and deacgibed IN the Geld notes
snd plat Of the ofcis! survey On Gle IN this
oc3cA with magnetic variation It IS degrees sad 90
Commencing At the discovery point Of this claim,
and running theme south 2! degrees and 80 min.
utes esSs Along The center line OF the southeastern
eastern end ius II e!sin thence nor,S a. ..sr...
AID Is minutes east 800 fee: 70 post No. / tEenc .
oOstb 81 degTscs snd 80 minutes ives. 800 feet
post No. 2; thence south 80 degrees and Is minutes
vest 200 feet 70 post No g. thenoe sou, u DECREE
end 50 1iputes east 100 tset 10 post No s. thence
oo1th 70 degrees snc 81 Iainutea eSss 600 feet -
past Ne ]. the place Of hseirI.ng survey Of s1ts.
Arcs In conflict ,ath The Utica lode. Lat No. 50, 90
scres. Area claimed and sought 70 be patented
2o.se seses. Prom post No. :. ssctson corner CON:
oosth. Range II east. bears south n degrees " in
utss y seconds west 1888 feet distant.
Tue eA1d mining claim being Of record In the
t1et st Hilsy. y said Alturss county. Idaho Ter.
y!tosy. the nearest known locstions being the So
BORA and Ctics.
! Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of the esid 6nsios lode mining claim sur.
face gr 'und sre required 10 file their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the U,ited
6tstes l.snd Office. It Bulge City, Idsho Terri.
tory. within the sixty days publicston thereof or
they viii b. barred by virtue Of the provisions
Of he statute IN such cssee made and provided.
DE-. b. PRIDE, Register.
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Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF JOHN SIMPLER DECEASED.

Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, Ad
mtnistrator OF the Estate fJohn simpler deceased
to the cred tors Of. aud all pers0us wing claims
against said deceased u exhibit them v tn tht
Lecess ry Voucher, within four uionths alter the
first publicat On Of this notice, t. the ADMINISTERS
tor. ut HALEY. Idaho Territory
I'M. BURKETT,
Public Ad .ntnistrator
Dated, HALEY, June %, 1883. je.ew6
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Notice.

All Knights Of Pyth. - ~. & 81 standing are re.
qne-sed 10 meet 1t Wards Thsster, Hsiley, on
Sunday July LIST. 1885, ct II o'cloct. A. N.
djs.5t3o AP TURNER, T. Of r
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Dissolution Of C9.Partnership.

Notice 10 hereby given that the co.psstnershtp
heretofore ex sting between tbs undsrsieped under
the nrm name and style Of L. n Woodin Co.. 10
thts day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Texas Angel will collect all accounts owing the
satd nrm and pay al bills due by th. came.
l. II. WOODlN,
TEXAS ANGEL
HALEY, Idaho Territory, June Is. iSS3. je25ml
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-17
ZEAL ESTATE rRAysvr.x

The following are the transfers q,
real estate. as recorded at the Auditor
office. since our last report:
w. Charbomnean to Geo. Cassell. one.
Dali OF lot 3. block 1G3, c. c. Terry's ad
dition, $475. 80
Fred Z. Sander to Clara n. Hanford
west half of lots ii and II, block 81
heirs OF 8. A. BELLS second addition
George p. Riley to Catherine Daniels
lot 9, block 81, Riley's addition, $50.
w. W. Beivin to L. NJ. Robbins. lots
and 4. block s, Eden addition, $I7OO.
j. W. George to /. N. BigeIow. one
half OF lot 8, block ii .Maynard's addi-
tion, $4,000.
/. N. Bigelow to Charles Kahsldy.
block 23, Blgelow's addition, $1,000.
Arthur Burns to w. 4. Williams, lot
Z, block II, Union City, $l5O.
James Numlan to Catherine Daniel,
lots ii and II, block 5, Laws second
addition, $50.
Alonzo b. Woodland to T. I. McKeuny.
lots l, 2, 3, I, z, 8 and IL. block 32: also
lot 5, block 81, Central Seattle, x475.
Mary A. Bean to Christian Miller,
lots 2 and 3. block 3, Robinson's addi-
ton, $3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-17
SUCCESS.

Every man must bide his time. He
must wait. More particularly in lands
like my native land, where the pulse of
life beats with such feverish and i'm
patient throbs, is the lesson needful.
Our national character wants the dig
nifty of repose. We seem to live in the
midst Of a battle, there is such a din
and such hurry to and fro. In the
streets of crowded city ii is difficult to
walk slowly. You feel the rush of the
crowd and rush with it onward. In the
press of life il is difficult TO be calm. In
this stress Of wind and tide, all profess
sions seem to drag their anchors, and
are swept out into the main. The voices
Of the present cay 'come." but the
voices of the past say, "Waitr' With
calm and solemn footsteps the rising
tide bears against the rushing torrent
upstream, and pushes back the hurry.
ing waters. With no less calm and
solemn footsteps, no less certainty, does
a great mind bear mp against public
opinion, and push back its hurrying
stream. Therefore should every man
vait-bide his time. Not in listlese
idleness, not in useless pastime, not in
querulous detection, bat in constant.
stsady endeay0rs, always willing, and
fulfilling and accomplishing his task,
that, when the occasion comes, he may
be equal to the occasion. And il It
never comes, what matters it? What
matters it in the world whether or you,
or another man did such deed, or
wrote such u book, so be it the deed and
book be we'll done? It is the part of an
indiscreet and troublesome ambition to
care much about fame, about what the
world says Of N; 10 be always looking
into the faoes Of others for approval; TO
be always anxious for the effect Of what
We do and say; to be always shouting
to hear the echo Of our own Voices
Longfellow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-17
FREIGHT COMING.

On board tho schooner American Girl,
which sailed from San Francisco July
9Th for Seattle, in the Wells line, il
freight consigned to persons and ports
as below:
Olympia-Robert Frost 5O6 packages,
I. @. Van Epps Is, j. Meaoham q Co.
IS, Olympia Manufacturing Co. 4, S.
Williams 8.
Snohomish Trading Company 20 pack
ages.
MISUNDERSTANDING d Co. I45 pack
ages.
Laconner-J.& G.. Caches 1l2 pack.
ages.
Seattle-H. Z. Levy IS packages,
Golden Rule Bazaar 140, M. A. Kelly 5,
w. A. Smith 3, w. Chilberg 1872, j.
Schram & Co. $50, Hotaling Liquor As
ISOLATION 233, Waddell d Miles 81, Tok-
las d Singerman q. j. M. Pearlman 81,
Pumphrey 4 Lowman 2, Posi- INTELLI-
aEScKR 30, Seattle Lumber and Com
mercial Go. %, Kellogg d Snyder %,
Ballard d Hatfield 912, 4. Il. Brush %,
]. g. Wright Z, John Spencer IA, NJ. M.
Heating 10, Harrington q Smith 1869.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-17

A party Of twenty-five men, under
charge Of James Mcclure, and supplied
with everything necessary to prosecute
their work, left Newcastle yesterday for
the Snoqualmie Pass, where they 60 to
prospect and develop the Iron Mountain
IN that pass, owned by Messrs. A. A.
Denny. A. Macintosh, Jerry Borst and
James Taylor. all citizens Of this coun-
ty. These gentlemen have held mine
claims, comprising the greater portion
OF TINS vast and valuable iron mountain,
Tor several years, and before acquiring
title to II they intend spending six or
seven thousand dollars in the way of
developing the lodges. g. NJ. Anderson
accompanies them, and viii survey ont
the different claims and do all the sur
veylng and engineering necessary at
this time. The discoveries and owners
OF this vast iron mountain have expend-
Cd considerable money in having the
ore tested. and they have universally
received favorable reports. The own
ers OF this ledge are gentleman Of
wealth and business capacity, and at
the proper time they will place their
property into such shape that il will
weld them large revenue, "a we'll as
employ hundreds Of men. and create an
other great wealth producing industry
IN this section Of the country. On the
completion of the Cascade branch of
the Northern Pacific Railroad thou
sands of tons of this ore will be shipped
TO Seattle every month. where vast
smelling works will soon be established.
With combination of iron, coal and
timber, and the best harbor in the world,
why should not Western Washington
becsme prosperous and thrifty section
Of the Union?
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-17

Steamship Umatilla arrived from San
Francisco yesterday, and at on,e pro.
ceeded alongside the company's freight
wharf, to discharge. She will 10 ad coal
In her turn.
Ship Elizabeth also came in yester-
day, from Hon9konR, for a coal cargo.
Ine size OF this ship may be inferred
when we state that she has 700 tons bal
last on board. The Elizabeth is the
second vessel now in our port from Asia,
ire Undaunted being the first, and if
the Madras. now at Victoria, gets in be-
fore they leave, there will be three-a
circumstance unparalleled in the history
of this port.
Ship Jeremiah Thompson is disohare-
ing ballast upon Yesler's wharf. prepar-
atOry to going under the coal ohutes.
She Is another big one, registering 1905
tons, carving 1000. and rating among
the half dozen largest sailers yet seen in
the waters Of the North Pacific ocean.
The ship Henry Failing. heretofore
described in these columns, may alss be
included among the half dozen big ones.
She may be expected to sail into the
harbor any day, as shesis now fairly due
from San Francisco.
Never before were there such immense
ships engaged in our commerce az at
present and Of late. The ships here
last month averaged outward cargoes of
over 2400 tons, and this month the aver
age promises to be as great or greater.
In fact, several of the vessels plying in
the coal trade are compelled to 90 short
OF cargOes on account of the shall low
ness of the bar at San Francisco.
Telegraphed word has come to Capt.
Burns from Melbourne, Australia, of
the arrival there of the ship Oriental
with her cargo of lumber.
The ship Gettysburg, which was
stranded at Esquimalt some months
since, and afterwards sold as a wreck,
and repaired, was taken to Burrard In
let last week to load lumber at the Hast
ings mill for Cape Town, Africa.
The prosecution of the steamship
Madras at Victoria, for entering port
with a loathsome and infectious disease
on board, was withdrawn last Saturday,
the ship paying the costs. It seems to
be uncertain whether the Madras is
coming here before she goes to Portland
or not, one report having it that she will
go there first and come here afterwards,
and the other that she will corae here
direct from Victoria.
Ship Detroit, Capt. Book, sailed from
San Francisco on the 18th for Seattle.
Among freighters on the way up the
coast are the steamers Dakota and Mex
loo, and s3hooners American Girl and
Reporter, the two first named for other
ports as we'll as this and the latter for
this port alone.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-17

A Coon REroRr.-Ansssoe Harknso,
Who has been over the country, and
kept his eyes veil peeled while out
amidst bsrnyarda. Rranaries and wheat
fields, says: The majority Of farmers in
tervieWed claim fair crops: many Say
they viii have vefv large yields. while q
few claim they have been damaged BY
the Drought The lowest estimate Of
yisld Per acre made 10 Is, while the
highest b 50. Thoss reporting fair
crops claim that they will harvest from
3 10 20 bushels 10 the acre. Nov, thin
is certainly mot . bad report. Tho fact
10. grain looks better than Ne are 10th
10 promise, yet had the desired rain
como in time, every acqn would yield
ten bushels moro than il viii nov, yet
We will mot erumble, in fAot We dArs
not, lest We should incur the displeAsurs
Of HIM. Who after all. doeth all things
vsll.-Waiia Waila WafcAmaa.