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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-12-27
Personal G0Aain


New YORK. Special Telegram Dec. 20 -rav
William l.. Walker, by conservation services to-
day in the Calvary Protestant Episcopal church
at Fourth avenue and Twenty first street.
was made missionary bishop of North
Dako'a. An Immense and fashionable a.lj
cnce witnessed the conservation cc,,u,onie.
AZ O'Clock q long procession flied out of tho
en- apel adjoining the church and sloNl ~ n1ov.u
up the center aisle toward tho chaucti. First
came the students OF tho seminary
WEo took seats on either side Of tho c.ancej
After them the following order WAS main
tanned: Tho head and vestry OF Calvary
church; lay members Of the beard of mission
a,y sbceS: f the clergy generaly; the clerical
lastly tho bishops: While tho procession ma 10
It's way through the church. tue choir
sang the hymn beginning: "rhe churches one
foundation in jesus Christ, her Lord: When
the bishops had taken their places the regular
Bishop a. Cleveland Coke of Western Nav
YORK rreached tho serni Ill. Among tho bishops
present was Ciarkson OF Nebraska. In Iis
sermon. Bishop Coke said that Calvary ,lioccsa
was giving one OF its most honorcd sons TO n
worthy cause. 1t VAS not the result of c},oica
the leaving OF all ones friends to take up a new
abode among strangers in a new land. but duty
Called and was unseIhshiy obeyed.
Troy, y. u, Dec. 2O-Frank H. Walworth
formerly of Saratoga and Annie T. Bram]et.a
OF Louisville, were married this afternoon at
Aechanlcsv'l G: The groom is the grandson Of
chancellor NaIwOrth and the bride a tauohtor
OF ex-Gov. Bramlcttc Of Kentucky.
This is the young man who. in the sp,omer ~
1919 al the ago of rnctetn shot and kijIed his
rather, Mansfield Tracy Walwnrtl. novelist III
tragedy occurred in New York hotel. AM, the
elder wa worths alleged inhuman treatment of h;S
wife and Franks mother was the cause yo,m ,'s
Naworth was tried. convicted and sentenced to .,
torn IN the penitentiary. which he served
The following Minnesota postmasters
were confirmed by the senate on the 2ot
inst: David Day, st. Paul; Viggs c. Roa.
sig, Lsnesboro; Joseph 81. Wagner, Roch.
ester; James H. Morris, Litchfel1; Virgil
NJ. Hall, Glencoe; Wilder ". Hartley Brai-
nerd; Charles W. Dix, Detroit; Charles p
Howes. Luverne; Lewis p Hunt, Maukato:
Peter Ramsdtl', Ada.
Hon. William Henry, aged fifty-four. a
leading Democratic politician OF Erie. Pa.
iron manufacturer, and formerly member
OF the Pennsylvania legislature died tho
10th. after lingering illness
John Russell, Jr., nephew of the tramn
printer who died in New York last March.
leaving $40, 900 unclaimed, has begun suit
as the only living heir.
White Star. the PhiIadelph IL an who
will fight Sullivan, ks daily around
franklin square, with dumb bell fastened
to each leg. '
Edward Backus who failed in Chicago
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piptheria is prevailing to some extent
in the larger towns Of the northwest. 1t
IS not confined to the unclean, poorly
fed ami poorly clothed. bat is quite as
fatal III the families Of the rich and we'll
Sept. It is no respector Of persons.
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Minnesota StockSrower S Associa.
tiNr

GSOn.
An adjourned ree:ing of the Minnesota
Stock groNers' association Was held at Min.
neapolis, Tor the purpose Of pertectiog the
| orgariz :tion ana di>posing of ether u.fin.
ished business. Permanent officers were
elected as tol wv:
Pfe:idsn:-W. ". McNair Of Mlnneapo-
lis
Vice pr si2eat-C 4. D. Graft DIST. IA, |.
Second vice presidents. NJ. Emery. Lake
City.
$. cretars-A. G. Wilcox. of Minneapolis.
'easurtr-O. A. Pray Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. J. Z. stveDs. Jr., from tie commit
tee on resolutions. sub alittei preamble
! ana resolutions, tie / tier being those
adopted AZ a meeting of stockholders held
in Chicago, end re!er1ing to the prevention
Ct tie importation OF cattle and othe,
stock suffering from infectious diseases
pi+uro pneu nlonia among at:te especially.
The peinib,e ch:rei by Mr.. Stevens
cor: lndsd as follow:
solved. Thst We heartily endorse the
FOL egria5 resolutions, ar thai we ask inc
senator's and representatives in Washington
to use al Honorable means. when the nat.
ter IS brought upf,s consideration. 70 secure
such legislation. or the protection Of our
ca.sle and meat products as the Sc cretary OF
the treasury and the national committee
deem txpediens.
Res,ytd, Taat the president and secretary
OF this tsssccisticn he instructed to for
ward copy Of t2ese resolutions to each
OF ou1 senators aid representatives in con-
gress.
On motion Ct 0. a. Pray the chair was
auihorjZ & to point committee Of Eve 10
draft constitution ard bylaws Ct the
MINES, ta association. the committee be.
irg corsti uted IS follows: Messrs H. F.
Blown, Q 4. Pr y. A. G. Wilcox, J. F..
Stevens. IT., aEsi y. G. Hush.
o. motion Ct Mr. Pray the next meeting
wiz! be held o.. the 1st Gay of February ct 5
p. w., at Minneapolis
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be punished, so that he could no longer feel
that he was q fugitive from Justice: The
judge sent him Ia the county TAIL for three
months.
Thomas Buford, who in 1879 killed Judge
Elliott of the court Of appeals, and was sent
to a lenatlc asylum, from which he escaped
to Indiana, has fetur ed to Henry county,
KY. and is said to have threatened ether
members of the court. He is in desperate
condition, and asserts that the judges who
decided the case against him have some of
his money. The judges are uneasy.
Matthew Zimmerman, who murdered
Sheriff Woods and two deputy sheriff, in
the fall of 1888 at Minden, Neb., has been
sentenced to be haAgel on Feb. H. John
Oct. :. 1882, at Platts mouth, and Hart, the
Grand Island murderer are to suffer TIE
same fate on Dec. 21.
Georgia Sinclair, keeping house of pros
titution in Omaha, has been arrested for in
ducing two girls, aged fourteen and fifteen,
to have criminal intercourse with men. The
girls are said to be OF resp ctable pareatage.
The woman's Tail was Fl xed at 81, 900 which
she was unable to furnish.
DR.. William f. Reynolds medical exam.
liner OF the Metropolitan Life, Insurance
company, and practicing ply sican for
thirty year committed suicid Chicago
Dependency was the cause.
J. Clark, drummer for New York lew
elry house, was robbed at Waterbury, Conn.,,
OF tray containing jewelrv of the value of
$1,000 to $1,000, while exhibiting goods in q
store.
W. J. Pearson, postmaster of Batesville,
Ark, was found dead at the hotel Barnun,
st. Louis. He was defaulter.
At Lawrence, Kan, Slugser Slade fell
into the hands OF the police while trying to
paint the town red.
Fraudulent entries are discovered for 80 {.
600 acres Of land in Urano county. ,rex
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A widow at Joliet, Ill.,, named Sullivan,
with her boys kept their savings. 81 ,lSe, in
a stocking, hid away in old dry goods
box in an upper room. A neighbor also
entrusted the widow with $3.50, which was
put away in the same place. Ga the 18th
inst, the neighbor asked for his money,
when it was found that the whole amount
had been stolen.
AT II o'clock on the night of the 18TH a
Northern Pacific east-tound freight, With
engine and ten cars, was, BY broken rail.
thrown from the track at Tenny: staten
four mils east Ct Moorehead. The loss to
the company was considerable. The pas
senger west was delayed five hours.
The loss cccasioned by the burning OF
Wright's sash and door factory. at Stevens
Point, Wis.,, Thursday night, the Goth, is
over $4,000, with al insurance Of "a, COZ.
This is the seventh time that Wright has
burned out-.hree times within the past
tour years.
5 Commodore Il. Symonds, of Clay county,
ILL.,, has been arrested in Arkansas by i dep
uty United States marshall charged with
stealing 50, 600 pension due his ward. whom
he had placed i'll an almshoUse. He will
plead guilty.
T. r. u. Collins past grand master of all
Masonic bodies OF Wisconsin died at B4.
lott having ruptured blood vesse, at the
fire at the Merrill Il Houston iron works
on the 18th lust, Of which he vas supern.
tenuent.
William Brown, an EaglishlAan wing
near Fo:t Ridgley, mysteriously 'isap-
psared last August, and up to this time no
trace can be had OF his whereabouts.
The dry goods store of Spencer +. Bruu.
dage near Muncie, Ind. was burned. Loss,
$4,000: insurance: $ll,GOo.
A dangerous IS gold counterfeit is c,rc,,-
latins ia Chicago. 1t contains !; 80 in gold,
is iull weight and rings.
The house OF William Proctor at Glen.
dale, Ohio, was burned. Loss $50, 900: fully
insured.
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Nothing will DO done in congress
until after The opening of the New
Year
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Monday, December ~,


sESA1E.-A message was receive from the
house announcing the death of Congress.
man Haskell. A recess was taken
aRd after appropriate remarks, on
a me ton, the president of the senate ap.
pointed Messrs. Plun,b and Cockre'la COM
mittee to attend the obseouies Of the de-
ceased representative. The senate, in re-
spec. to has memory, then adjourned.
House The chaplain, in few touching
words, referred to the death OF Hon. D. c.
Haskell OF Kansas, and invoked the divine
blessing up N the bereaved tsmily.
Mr.. Anderson of Kansas teelingIv An.
nounced the death Of his colleague Mr..
Haskiil.
Mr.. Anderson offered the customary res.
oiu!ion, which was unanimously adosted.
and the house, in tribute to the memory OF
the deceased, adjourned till Wednesday the
l0.h.
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1"cstluy, December rs.

SENArE.-Mr. Sherman moved that Arson
]. McCook be chosen secre tary of the sen.
ate
Mr.. Pendleton moved to amend by substi'
Suting the name of L. G. Washington.
Lost-Yeas %. nays 80. The main res.
olution YVES agreed to and McCook sworn
in. The remaining republican nominations
were elected as follows: Chief clerk,
CHARLES W. Johnson, Minnesota; ex-
ecu,iVe clerk, James Il. Young.
Pennyslvania; chaplain, Rev.
Elias Dewitt Huntlev, District of Column
bia; sergeant at arms W. P. Canaday, North
Carolina.
The president sent a long list of nomine-
tons to the senate, mostly recess nomiaa-
ti~n-pos tmasters, United States marshals,
United States attorneys. district judges ma
val Ulcers, etc. Combinations: Lawrence
Weldon, Illinois, judge OF the court o.
claims; J. r. Tanner, Illinois, United
States marshal, Southern district
OF Illinois; Nathaniel P. Banks, NJ assachu.
setts Uatted S ates marshall Of Massschu.
sets; Alouz) Gesner, Oregon, Indian agent
vt thu Warm Springs agency and Pavnee
Otoe ge.cy; Col. Samuel B. Hol4bird.
qrartermastpr general; John S. Toker,
Michigan, secretary OF NJ ontana; Robinson
Locke, Ohio, Uaited States consul at New
castle.
TIE consideration of the report of the
committee on rules was resumed.
HOJ;sE il session.
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Salaries OF Treasurers.

In reply to question of p. Fitzpatrick,
county attorney of Winona county, Attor.
ney General Hahn has rendered the follows
ing opinion: Under chapter 800, special
laws 1879, the sslsry Of the treasurer of Wi
mona county il fixed at s., 800. aud the re-
firing treasurer claims that he is entitled to
tie full amount tor bis tel, months work.
TIE attorney general holds that his claim is
not valid. When his term stops bis salary
ceases. Had his term been cut chort bv
death ct the end OF ten month, his person.
81 representatives could not claim that they
were entitled to receive from the county tie
full years salary The attorn ey general
holds constitutions amendment full as ef-
tectiye so far as his question is concerned,
.s death Itself. The attorney general and
Public Examiner Knox are constantly re-
ceiying inquiries from county officers in diff
ferent portions of the state in regard 10 the
So larry question, aud it is extremely proba-
BILE that the attorney generals opinion will
be tested in the state courts.
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CONDENSED NEWS,
Wa nlnsttn News Notes.

In response to a call, very large audi
ence assembled at Ford's Opera house on
the evening of the 10Th inst, to give ex-
preston to public sentiment in regard t. the
trial and execution of Patrick O'Donrell.
The feeling of the meeting was very violent
against England, and one might imagine
that the entire audience was ready to shout
DER muskets and march en- masse to the
field of battle. They seemed 10 be thirst.
Ing for blood. There was no politics In
The meeting, the honoIs being easy 20 Tar
% the SPEAKERS were concerned. They
were sll members OF the house-Calkins
and Belford republicans, and Robinson
and Finerty democrats.
The remains of Hon. Dudley c. Haskell,
in charge OF sergeant-a!-arms Leedom, and
accompanied by his family and the con.
gressioual com niittee left in special Car
on the 18th inst, on the Pennsylvania road
for Lawrence. Kas. The funeral cortege
will arrive at Lawrence on the 10th. Short
services, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Rankin, OF
the Congregational church, were hel J at
the reside: &c Of the late representative.
There were present number of congress-
men, Including Speaker Carlisle. The pail
bearers are e1-Spsaker Keller. Representa-
tives Merrill and Perkins Of Kansas, Tuck
er OF Virginia, Reed of Maine, and ]. d.
Tay los of Ohio.
6 The department OF justice at Washington
is investigating the case of Frank Young,
sentenced to be hanged at Bozeman on
the 27th. His friends appealed the case.
News Of the Railroads,
The party of engineers who have been
surveying tor new railroad between Wa
basha and Plaiaview are very reticent in
regard to whose interest they are working
in. 1t is surmised that the Northwestern
railroad company is intending to extend it,
line from Plainview to Eau Claire, crossing
the Mississippi river at Wabasha, which, II
done, will tap the Chippewa pineries and
furnish more direct route for the exten.
sive lumber trade in the Southwest than the
company has at present time via the a,aha-
road.
The earnings OF the Duluth road for the
second week in December, 1883, were $780,
O5S.2i, against $2l ,432.l8 for the same pc.
Rod last year, an increase of 81, sos CO.
The Northern Pacific is building shops
at Alhins, on the Willamette
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-04-10
Application tor Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO TERRIToRY,
October II, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that Madison IT.
Bradford, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
has this day filed his application for q patent
for ,455 linear feet of the
RED ELEPHANT MINING CLAIM,
with surface ground GOO feet wide, situated in
Mineral Hill Mining District, Alturas county,
Idaho Territory, and designated by the field
notes of survey and OH the official plat thereof
ofwhich are described with magnetic varia-
ton of Is degrees and 80 minutes east, as fol-
lows: Commencing at the discovery shaft
and stake and % running thence south
feet to point ON so",bsast e" end @9
claim; thence north 81 degrees east 293 feet to
post No. !, at the nOrtheasterly corner of said
claim, whence the section corner common to
range II east, Boise Meridian, bears north II
degrees east lO2 feet distant; thence from said
post No. south "a degrees west sos feet to
post No. 2; thence north A degrees 30 minutes
' west l,4& lie ieet to post No. 81 thence north "a
south "A degrees east AS feet to post No. l.,
and place of beginning, containing an area
of 1875 acres.
cation notice thereof are duly recorded in
the Office OF the Recorder of said Alturas
county, at HALEY, Idaho Territory.
ANY person or persons claiming adversely
any portion of the above described premises
are hereby notified to file in this Office during
the period of sixty days publication his or
barred.
-, direct that this notice be published in the
Wood River Times, the newspaper pub
lished nearest the said mining claim, for
no y. p. Il. PRIDE. Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 1O2.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
January 26, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that James o. Swift.
whose postofRce address is Salt Lake City, Utah
Territory. has made application for . United
States patent for the
NORTH STAR MINING CLAIM,
situate In Warm Springs Mining District, Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting of 500 linear
feet Of the lode with surface ground GOO feet wide
and described in the field notes and plat Of the
official survey, file in this Office with magnetic
variation Of IL degrees 80 minutes east, as fol.
lows, to-wit Commencing Ut the northwesterly
corner OF the claim ut post No. whence section
corner between sections 3D. "a, 25 and g. in town.
snip north, range IL east, Boise Meridian bears
east 515 feet distant: thence from said post No
north 90 degrees minutes 600 feet to post Nc
I; thence south 81 degrees SO minutes east / 500
rect to post No. thence south IS degrees 10 min.
ntes west 600 feet to post No Q, and thence north
"a degrees 80 minutes west 500 feet to the place of
BEGINNING; containing area of 20 $500 acres
and surveyed as lot No. 81.
SAID mining claim being Of record in the County
recorders Office of said Alturas county ut HALEY
The nearest known location is the Ketchum min
ing claim. AA
=. Any person claiming adversely any portion of
the above described premises is hereby notified
to file his adverse claim in this office during the
period OF sixty days publication, or such claim
will be barred
Il direct that this notice be published in the
WOOD RIVER TINES, the newspaper published
nearest said mining claim. for the full period of
sixty days. DIP b. PRIDE Reo;st.r
Jas. ii Beatty. attorney for applicant, HALEY.
Idaho. Lax. Ky
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO l07.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
BOIsE CITY. IDAHO.
February n, 1882
Notice 10 hereby given that william H. Green
how, Jesse w. Elliott, Catherine F. Clohecy and
Leonard J. Mcconnell, Of HALEY, Alturas county.
Idaho Territory, have made application for
United States patent for the
JOAQUIN MINING CLAIM,
situate in Mineral Hill Mining District. said
county aud Territory, consisting Of 500 linear
feet Of said lode, with surface ground COO feet
wide and described in the field notes and plat of
the official survey on file in this ONCE. with mag
netic variation at 1880 degrees east. IS follows:
Commencing at the north corner Of post No. OF
the CLAIM, whence the southwest quarter section
corner Of the southwest quarter section 21. town.
ship north range IL east, Boise Meridian, bears
south Is degrees IS minutes east $50 feet distant
thence from said post No. 3 south So degrees 10
minutes east 500 feet to post No. Il thence south
80 degrees 30 minutes west 600 feet to post No. l.,
to post No. 2, and thence north 80 degrees 30 min
utes east GOO feet to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning 70 Is acres, and surveyed As Lot No. II.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely any pOr-
ton CT the joaquin Lsde Mining Claim or sur
face ground. are required to file their adverse
at Boise City. Idaho Territory, during the sixty
days period Of publication thereof they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
The said mining claim being Of record in the
County Recorders office, at HALEY, in said Altu~xs
county, and the nearest known mining claim is
the Star mine.
direct that this notice be published in the
Wood River Daily Times, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim. for the period Of
sixty days. d. P. B. PRIDE. Register.
James H. Beatty. attorney for applicants, HALEY,
Idaho. ms
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. lO4.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
January 26, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that James o. Swift, Of
Salt Lake City. Utah Territory, has made applica-
ton for United States patent for the
AMERICAN EAGLE MINING CLAIM
situate in Warm Springs Mining District, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory consisting Of 500 linear
feet OF the lode. with surface ground GOO feet wde
and described in the field notes and plat of the Off
CT NJ survey on file in this Office, with magnetic va
ration of Is degrees 80 minutes east, as follows
to-wit: Commencing at the east corner of post No.
of said claim, whence the section corner be-
tween sections %, "a, IS and 26, in township 4
north range IL east, Boise Meridian, bears east
.575 feet distant: thence from said post north Sc
degrees west 600 feet to post No. 2; thence south
81 degrees west 800 feet to post No. 8; thence
south 81 degrees east 600 feet to post No 4, and
thence north "a degrees east feet to the place
OF beginning, containing OF - 4l-lOO acres
and surveyed a. Lot No. 80.
Said mining claim being of record in the County
Recorders office, ut HALEY, in said Alturas county
and the nearest known location is the North Star
mine.
Any person claiming adversely any portion of
the above described premises ia hereby notified to
file in this office. during the period of sixty days
publication. his adverse claim, OF such claim will
be barred.
direct that this notice be published in the
WooD RIVER TINES the newspaper published
nearest to said mining claim for the full period of
sixty days. d. P. b. PRIDE Register.
JAS. H. Beatty. attorney for applicant. HALEY,
Idaho. f5
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. so.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE CRY. IDAHO
Notice Is hereby given that Madison r
nlchardson, whose pOstOfiice address In
3roadiord, A!turas county, Idaho Territory
mas ~, ms day filed his application for pate nj
IOr 100 linear feet OF the
QUEEN FRACTION MINING CLAIM.
with surface ground 483 feet wide. situate.i n,
Mlnerai Hill Mining District, Alturas con ntv.
! territory, and designated by the field
thereof on file in this officc, as lot No a. the
boundaries or which are described with mag
hetic variation ut IL degrees and ~ minmtes
east as tOilOWs: Commencing at the 1lis
ccovery tunnel, and thence running north
., degrees 10 minutes west los feet to a ,,Oinf
On tne northwesterly end line of said claim:
tnehce south 81 degrees west 3l5 feet to most
NO. thence north "a degrees east 4(7 feet ITO :"
posi- pos. NO: =; thence south 81 degrees 30 min
utes east ll6 feet to post No. 3; thence south
81 uegrees west aS3 feet to post No. 4: thence
noItn ~ degrees west 100 feet to post M. /
ama place OF beginning, containing I.Ol acres
sinns a, GROUND Pun and the nearest known loca-
"Caledonia)' mining claims. "'' """
me n1tice OF location Of said claim Ia dulv
recorded In the Recorders office of said itry
ras county, at HALEY, Idaho Territory.
Auv person or persons claiming aalverselv
any portion OF the above described nren'iscs
, ne nereoy notified to file in this ONCE during
me period OF sixty days publication lis ns
barred. '"'A c'"'h WILL DC
ui dsrect that this notice be published in the
WOOu River Times, the newspaDer nnhIishcI
NJ s,xtr dae said mining claim, for the period
M DIP. b. PRIDE. Register