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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-09-25
Notice for Publication.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, 1.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, l. IT,
September 4, 1883.
!, Richard G.. Smith, of Bellevue, l. T.. who
made Presumption Declaratory Statement No. ,694
for the $. L. Il of N. W. Il. n. Z. !, of 8. W. IA,
Range - E.. do hereby give notice of my inten.
tion to make final proof to establish my claim to
the land above described. and that l expect to
prove my residence and cultivation before the Reg
lister and Receiver ut HALEY, Idaho, on October TO-
1888 by two of the following witnesses: John j
Brown. Charles b. Ford. Arthur Smith and John
Walker all of Bellevue, Idaho.
RICHARD G. SMITH.
BY Brearley Singleton and r. McCulloch, At.
torneys for Applicant.
L. s. LAND OFFICE, HALEY. IT,)
September 4, 1883.
Notice of the above application will be pub.
!ished IN the TIMES. printed at Haley, which
hereby designate for that purpose.
s4-d6w HOMER l.. POUND Register
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AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The Wood River Times.
DAILY AND WEEKLY

Makes no claim whatever and leaves subgc appreciated
publications. But in subanaon the
paper OF this region proudly
10th OF June 1884, weekly in LESS THAN
"a grown into DAILY and WEEKLY with Geographic dispatches
brought in over l6o miles by stage and published daily monthly
of $500!
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The Daily Times

published Evening Sundays excep contains &C.
Of all local happenings of general interest," we'll
liable obtainable of the
Yield of Our Mines, Shelters and Mills.
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Notice for Publication,

HALEY, I. T., July IL. 1883.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

WASHINGTON, April ei.-By direction Of
the secretary of the interior, the lands Of
the otoc and Missouri reservation in Ran
sis and Nebraska comprising about 5000
acres, will be offered at public sale, at the
United States land Office In Beatrice, Ne.
braska, on the S0th day of May next.
Senator Van Wyck who has been in.
strumeutal in bringing about this sale has
asked Secretary Teller to send an officer
rom the department to superintend il, aud
1t is probable that Commissioner McFar,
land, OF the general land office, will 20 TO
Nebraska for that purpose,
The lands will be sold only TO persons
who shall within three months from the
date OF their application, make permanent
settlement on the same; and each applica.
tion must be accompanied by affidavit as
evidence of good faith, for these respective
lands will be sold to the highest responsible
bidder, at not less than the appraised val.
ne, in S0-acre tracts, and no one person
will be allowed to purchase more than lGC
acres. The terms of sale are one-fourth
cash, to be paid in three months from the
date OF tie filing of the application, and the
remainder in one two ana three years, with
interest at D per cent.
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Illinois. Rupert was distiller of whisky.
and judgments were obtained against him
and his sureties for failure to comply with
the requirements of the law. lie diedrn.
solvent, ana all efforts TO collect judgments
against him or his sureties have been fruit.
less. THIS is one OF the well known Pekin
cases, of which there were twenty, two
Judgments TO the aggregate amount of
SSs2 600 were obtained in these cases about
eight years ago. The amount OF the claim
against Hlppon was SS6,a57 In
recommending the acceptance of 81 200 IN
eompromise Of this claim, the solicitor saws,
IL is all the government can possibly real.
ize and just that much more than could be
collected under execution. Ii don't, he
ssys, in any way relieve or palliate the
ofienses OF principals, who were the only
real violators Of the law. The solicitor
adds that he feels strongly inclined to ne.
lieve all other sureties in these cases IL they
oiler reasonable amounts in compromise
provided such relief can be given withou,
extending TO guilty principals. The report
OF the solicitor has been approved by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenues, and
the matter is now in the hands of SkcRE
rARY FoLGER,
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TEHuACANA.
A Good Man Gone to His Reward


TRnuAcAsA, April A.-lSpecial. 1.-The
remains OF Revo Robert ID. King were
brought from Hamilton county, and buried
here yesterday. He was in his eighty.
fourth year had been preaching In the
Cumberland Presby terian church sixty. FIVE
wears OF which thirty were spent In Texas
He was buried by the Masons of Mexia
aud Tehuacana. A funeral sermon was
preached toa very large congregation by
pr. Anderson. the president Of Trinity
University.
Among the friends in attendance we're,
Rev. Il. II. Jones. Rev. ID. G. Kincaid, Jehn
Karner and j. 7. Philpot. of Limestone
county; Rev. W.. d. Wear, o
Hillsboro; Hon. d. NJ. Prender
gast, Of Mexia; Professors Gillespie
Hudson and Temple'oD, OF the university,
and Colonel 3. A. Erwin and DR.. ]. l.
Miles, Of Tehaucana.
The ladies' adorned the coffin
with wreaths OF flowers ant
the tokens OF esteem and affection wer,
such as are due TO the memory OF an sget
and very dsefnl minister Of the gospel.
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TYLER.
State Medical Association In Session


TYLER, April H.-T5pecial THE Texa.
State Medical association assembled AT
Albertson's opera-house this morning al
9o'clock, and was called to order by tn,
president, DR.. Starley, of Corsic,na, at II
o'clock. The benedictions of the grea,
Jehovah were invoked in an impressive and
appropriate prayer by Rev. w. A. samsey,
of the Methodist church. The roll call
showed only about one half OF the mem.
bership present.
An address OF welcome was delivered by
DR.. w. IL. Park, supplemented by "a few
remarks by our silver'tongued orator, OK.
Governor Hubbard which was responded
to briefly by the president on behalf of the
association, in an appropriate manner.
The reading Of the minutes OF the last
meeting was, on motion, dispensed with.
and the announcement was made that
Professor John A. Wyeth, OF New York
would deliver an address on the subject of
medical education, at the opera.house
tonight, and that the president would do.
liver his annual address at the Federal
court room on tomorrow night at half.
past O'Clock, after which the association
would adjourn TO the ball at the opera
house, rendered II by the young gentlemen
OF the city.
Prof. Wyeth was introduced to the asso.
citation and, on motion, was made an hon.
orary member Of the Texas State Medical
association.
Anumber of applications for mem bership
were read and other business of minor i'm.
portance transacted when, at HAS, the 80.
citation adjourned to o'clock D. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT the appointed hour the association
was called to order and proceeded with the
regular order Of business, the readirg and
discussion of papers on the different sections
of materia medica.
The proceedings this evening were full OF
interest and instruction, which was evi.
denced by the close attention given by the
members present.
The following gentlemen were recon-.
mended for membership by the judicial
council, to which applications were ro.
ierred Drs. Andrews, d. Burroughs, J. +.
Dunn. George X. Clayton, y X. johnson,
I. II: Stalcsp, John d ,niel, A. G. White,
I. w. Conslly, ]. ID. Bass, George A. Mel.
son, w. I. Barnes, A. q. Neal w. d
Boyd, I. J. Tyner, A. Graham Watts, +.
nj. Hicks. A. Nj Cluckscales and J. T. Nc.
Carly. w. +. Westmoreland, of Atlanta
Georgia, was made an honorary member
IL was announced by the chairman of the
section OF surgery that number of mem.
ders of the Waco Medical association were
expected to arrive on ths evening train
with important papers on different subjects
which they desired to read before the asso.
ciation. Your reporter tenders thanks Ia
DR.. w. j. Burt, secretary OF the association
Tor favors shown him.
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Army and Navy Notes.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-Secretary Lin.
coin, Adjutant,General Drum and Colonel
Barr will leave here Thursday or Friday
for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for the pur.
pose of making the customary annual in.
spectlon of the military prison OF that
place. General Schotield the other mem.
Der OF the prison commission, who takes
General McDowell's place, will meet them
there.
The supplemental report OF the Jeanette
court OF inquiry, which has been received
and approved by Secretary Chandler, states
that the court has concluded the examina
ton of the Jeanette survivors, who re-
turned from Siberia, and that after mature
consideration of oil evidence adduced, the
court sees no reason to change or modify
the conclusions reported February l2, lSS.
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AI'KINNEY
Paid Their Finss-Dsarth of Jewellers, Eto

Fhld Thofr F1ncs-Denrth OF Jewellers, Etc
MCKINNEY, April 4.-[Special. ITO.
day Mack z. schaw, ]. H. stoneberger.
Gussie Clayton, Jim Allen, silas Boyd
and Jim Shaw, having violated ordinances,
contributed their mite to swell the cash bal.
ance Of the city.
Our accommodating jewellers, Joseph o.
Coleman and d. Goodwin, are attending The
jewelers. convention In your city, ANU
every body who has broken clock or watch
In the county, was In town to-day ipquirinp
for q jeweler.
DR.. O. A. Abbott had q complete aud
handsome, spick.snd.spAn horse and giR on
the streets this morning.
Your repo ter WAS pleased 10 zee Alder.
msn Dossett personally superintendln1
improvements on streets.
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AT WASHINGTON.
Congressman Murch Rags Assistant
Secretary freneh's Son, Along
With hill-Says He Scents kalsepiine In
the Councils Of the Commission,
And Makes Prodigious Gyratiou
OF a Neither Limb.
Ex-Marshsl Russell's Conviction De-
plored-A Strand Of Hope.
Secret Of the Star.Route Trials Stay
her Yet "0n End"
Fully Attended Cabinet Meeting Tn
Topics Under Consideration.
Some Other Capital News Notes

WARRINGTON, April 2i-[Special. Ill
now trapspires that the charges preferred
by Congressman Murch. Of Maine, against
Supervising Architect Hill implicate the
son of Acting Secretary of the Treasury
French. 1t is alleged Mr.. French, Junior,
contracted with the department to furnish
the statuary ornaments for public build.
ings at Philadelphia for $4,000 and then
sub-let $4,000 OF the contract for $50, 600.
Secretary French has notified Murch to ap.
pear before the commission ofenuuiry pre-
sided over by him (French), aud unbosom
himself. Murch thinks the commission
wish to whitewash the defendant, and pre-
ie,rring i, that the grand jury, Crap
to "see" the commission. This is shooting
a little too high and near, and whatever
may be the outcome of the enquiry many
persons will insist that the commission's 's
! report reeks with kalsomine.
The conviction Of eX- Marshal Russell, at
San Antonio, is deemed an outrage by his
| friends here, and is universally deplored.
II is not although improbable THAI Judges
Wood and Billings may remand the case
DO not infer that because counsel.in the
star-route case have reached the summing
up stage that the end is at hand or is veil.
ed in the immediate future. Ker
and Bliss, employed by tie gov
eminent at the princely salary
oil $50 per day each, will certainly dwell
upon the case in all its bearings silt and
resiit the evidence, spin out legal subleties
into almest impeIceptihilitv. spar with the
opposing counsel, and in short exhaust
every device for prolongation, until a
wearied court and a disgusted press and
public shall thunder loudor than at present.
IL is a safe prediction that Ingersoll and
his colleagues will not be rs prodigal OF
time and words, for the "bar'l'' OF the de.
iendants has been pretty well scooped out.
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AUSTIN.

commissioners to Attend Louisville Expo.
sition--''ubernatoriai Doinss Depart
mental Data, Etc.
AUSTIN, April "a Especial. THE cover.
nor to-day appointed Captain w. B. Bush,
OF Collin county; DR., II. H.. Farlin, OF
Cooke county; J. L. Smith, of Lin estone
county; Colonel W, NJ, Yaudell, of Guada.
lupe county Hon. $. D, Cooper, of Tyler
county; Hon. 3. b, Stockdale, of De witt
county; j r. Fleming, of Eastland county
Colonel ii, h. Andrews, Of Bexar county,-
commissioners u represent Texas at the
cotton exposition at Louisville, beginning
| August LIST.
The governor today RENTED $500 fine.
less costs, against b. W. Rowland, of Smith
| county.
James Christian, sentenced to the peni.
tentiary from Red River county In 1877 WAS
pardoned to- lay To take effect Nav 9Th.
reasons, good conduct and near approach OF
end OF term.
The comptroller paid in to-day s23, ,S55 10
the general revenue and s., 900 TO the ayaila.
BILE school fund.
The law OF 1881, extending the time fer
redemption OF lands sold Tor taxes, has ex.
pired and is no longer operative.
The governor, the latter part ofthis week.
VIII make appointments anu organize the
land fraud board He thinks he will also
be able to organize the general land hoard
and be fully prepared for carrying the law
into effect at the expiration OF the ninety
days.
The commissioner Of the land Office ia In
receipt OF n quantity of rich ores from pre-
sidio county. They are from school lands
ana several samples assay over 81 ,l0O silver
per ton.
A chicken and egg peddler was arrested
here to-day, and fined S. and coats. for sail.
ing his products without license. The
county collector has never required ped.
dlers confning their business exclusiyeiv IA
eggs, butter, chickens and country produce
| % take out license, and the above petdler
appealed to him, and they consulted the
! comptroller, who decided that he and ali
others buying and selling country produce
must take out license, or subject themselves
to fine.
| Several capitalists from Taylor, William
son county, were here to-day, getting rer.
concentrations preparatory 20 orpanig,nv
u national bank there, with capital stock
OF 8? 100000.
| Owing TO the withdrawal Of lands from
the market, the land office Is abont up with
| all work except patentiDg.
COURT DECISIONS.
| The supreme court affirmed: Eliston va
Jasper, from Collin county.
| Pointer and wife vs.. City Bank of Dallas.
from Dallas county.
Waldridge vs.. Griffith ct al., from Lamar
county.
Ferris vs.. Streeper ct al, from Grayson
county.
Voightlander ct al, VS.. Bretze, from
d..
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PORTLAND, OREGON, April 24.-Statistics
collected here show tina. since January /,
'he number OF people brought to this sec
uon by the two lines of ocean steamers is
1880. During the past thirty days nine.
teen steamers. averaging / 500 tons Of freiyh,
each have cleared, eleven OF which were
passenger ships, averaging $50 passengers
70 each snip, Ofthe total immigration by
ocean about 30 per cent. seek homes on
toget Sound, while the remainder scatter
10 the grain districts east of the Cascade
mountains, The grain surplus in that dis.
,rlo.it IS es'imated,will double any former
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Hurrah for tho I,auysr..

WASHINGTON, d. g., April 4.-Indian
Agent Wilcox telegraphs to the Indian
Office that company of rangers are pow
near San Carlos agency, evidently intend.
ing to surprise the Indians. Their sus
plcious movements are exciting the Indians
aud 1t is thought serious results may ensue,
The agent expresses fear that the indian,
cant be inil iluenced TO act solely on the de.
iensive, and says they should not be- nut Ia
the test. Secretary Teller to day directed
Agent Wilcox to inf run the rangers they
must not susprise the Indians. He alsc
directed Wilcox TO acquaint officers In
charge OF United States troops with the
situation In order that precautions NAV bt
taken to prevent trouble.
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CLEBURNR.
Telephone Connections shortly Expected
with Numerous Cities

Tehsphone connections shortly Expected
with Numerous Cities
CLrBuRHH, April A.-tspecial. l-Mr. W
Q. Clampitt. lately Of Wyoming territory,
hat returned TO Cleburne alter sojournine
In the "howlin' wilderness several months.
and again fills his former position as nirhti
train dispatcher for the Santa Fe railroad.
Fort Worth is anxious for telephone
less be connected within the next isv
months. Connections here with Dalla,.
Alvefado, Waxshachie, Lancaster, Thoru
Springs and 0ranbury, will be made prob.
ably In very few weeks. -.
The Variety. theatre, Il 10 said, will bs
again opened about the ist Of May.
The weather has been quite propitious iol
planters, and many seem enccursred with
the prospeots for . Rood crop year.
Improvements are noticcable IN nsayl,
oil parts Of ths city.
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fhiLApEtrnA, April 2i-Ex, Treasurer
hgan OF the Irish Land'league. says the
dynamite party will have very little follow.
ing IN the convention. Referring to the
movement in the mother country, Eran
said 1t depends in large measure on the
support OF the Irish element in Amer,ca,
ihere isno doubt, so long as the presen,
nlsaiiection iskept i've by the support OF
.Wo,VO Irish Americans in America, MI
the ingenuity of the English government Is
anu Will be taxed to devise measures Ia
cope with the spirit extant in America. and
ireland viii be correspondingly hopeful
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ried the body into the upper room Of the
mouse, occupied by himself, aud wrapped
IN bedding, and poured kerosene over Il.
and put lighted candle on il, and wen,
away. The mistake was in cutting The
candle so long, so that the house did moi
tase hre I being his intention to burn the
mouse, ana have it appear that he himself
sao oeen burned IN IL, so that his family
recently procured.
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WASHINGTON, April 24.--oflcers o
the post-oilice department say ther,
is no truth in the statement recently
published that communication ha.
been received urging the appointment of Ex
President Hayes as postmaster at Fremont
Ohio. Mr.. Krebs, who was appointed
postmaster at Fremont by MIR. Hsves, wa,
recently found to be short in his accounts
but he has made the amount good and still
holds his position. 1t is probable, however
that new appointment will soon be made
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ST. Louis, April 2i,-Advices from New
Mexico say General Crook broke camp
at Wilcox yesterday morning, and started
for Guadalupe canyon with 300 troops, 200
Indian scouts aud twenty-one wagons. In
u talk with General Crook, the Indian scouts
told the general they wanted him to lend
them against the Chiricahuas until all
were exterminated or captured, AZ they
could not hope Tor peace on the reservation
themselves until that was done. The or.
pedilion is admirably appointed and sup.
piled Tor ninety days. On arriv, u at Guada.
lupe canyon, Captain Crawl rd and Lieu
tenant datewood, commanding the scouts,
with one company OF troops under picked
officer, will penetrate the fas,nesses of the
Sierra Madre mountains, and the remainder
OF the command be posted along the bound
ary. Captain Dougherty has been srdered
to join his command at Fort Apache. 10
guard against the anticipated trouble with
the White Mountain Araches.
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CHEMISE.

Cambria Chemise, trimmed with Torchon
Lace, sl2o; Cambria Chemise, fine en-
broidery and tucking, Sl.I5; Cambric
Chemlse, yoke shirred and trimmed with
Mainsook Embroidery, Sl.75; Pompadour
Yoke, OF very superior quality Of EN-.
oroidery, at 81 10, and fifty other STYLES at
all prices.
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ATLANTA, April A.--The election Of gov.
ernor passed of quietly and light vote
There 10 no opposl tion to Henry NJ. McDan.
iel democrat nominee, and he 10 cleo eli and
will probably be inaugurAted the i2th Of
May. The Legislature meets the 10Th te
open returns,
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Hill Investigation

WASHINGTON. April 24.-Assistant Secre.
tary New, chairman Of the Hlll investiga.
tion committee, received to-day long let.
tel. from ex-Representaive Murch explaining
his position with reference 10 the
pending investigation. The letter is
or the present withheld, but II
is known Murch makes several
objection to the management Of the inves.
tgation, and OF these most important is
that the assistant solicitor, Robinson, who
Mr.. Murch asserts Is partial to Hill, is al.
lowed to sit rs member Of the committee.
When this objection was made
known to Secretary Folger, he at
once conferred with Mr.. Robinson
on the subject. The latter said while he
felt sure he could act justly and conscien.
tiously in invest CATION, he was willing
to withdraw II there was the least reason
for such course. The secretary says that a
sub" for Mr.. Robinson win be select.
cd In a few days, not because he
feels the slightest doubt of the
latter's perfect integrity, but In order that
no charge Of favoritism can be m sde against
any member OF the committee.
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DASvfLLH, April AN. A Didson, ar.
rested at franklin junction for Inc murder
reported yesterday, confessed to hiring two
nsgioss TO bring him body for dissection
pretending 10 DO . physlolan. They car
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 4.-The Journals
Champaign, Illinois, special says; -Four
inches Of snow fell here last night and A
light frost prevailed In portion OF central
aud southern Illinois. Fears are expressed
for the fruit crop.
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WASHINGTON, April "a The solicitor o,
the treasury has recommended the accept
ance Of the oiler ~ II. r. Hippon, OF III
nois, to pay $l.0tO In compromise OF bi,
liability to the government a. surety or
tie bond Of the late g. ]. ID. Rupert, O
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New Money Omcea

WASHINGTON, April A-The money order
system will be extended to SS5 additional
post offices July LIST, principally in the
western and northwestern states.
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HITLER AND THITHER
Rhode Islands Sick Senator A Ll,t,s
Better-Things at Tewksbury.
A Statue to Cooper Contemplated nv
Gotham's Government
The Indian Campaigu-General Crook
Breaks Camp at Last.
Band Of Rangers lowering Around Sap
Carlos Reservation
Sorely Distress Wilcox and His Conner,
Colored Angels.
SNOWFALL In Illinois and Thick Ice at
Cincinnati.
Other Happenings at Home.
snowfall In Illinois and Thick Ice at
Cincinnati.
Happenings at Home
Sick SenAinr Anihnnx

fheVipRScK, r. l., April Ex-senator
Ah'hony's condition is withou, percepubl,
change to-day. He rested better last night
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surqeou-Genersl Pnlm,r D.nd

WAGusGros, April A.-Ex.Surgeon. Cen
era Palmer, United States navy, died at
his residence, this city, aged " years.
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Quito . Hurricane
A Biov,

CuARLrsroH, &C., April ~. "A blow In
barnewell county, yesterday, cut path
Salts Kstchies swamps O. II The timber ~
been iel'cd for railroad. Reeidencea.
cabins and outhouses were sWept Nom al
the firms In the track Of the stofm. but ~
lives are reported lost ss vet. -