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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-27
Dissolution Of Co-Partlelship.

The CO. partnership heretof re existing bet ~oen
Andersen Green for the purpose OF carrying or
= raj c.rprntsring busiucss, is hereby dis.
solved by matu1l consent. Mr.. II. A. Anderson
succeeds t t." busr SIS and will collec' all bills
due to. snd pay ali debts owing by said Arm
II A. ANDERSON
J. X. GREEN.
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The Weekly Times

carefully compiled of co,
tans all the articles relating the Mills Smee weather and
general Of this appear the DAILY It is
sheet 24x36 and the price subscription only THREE
PER YEAR. ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF per hafycar Sen
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO ~.
UNIFIED STATES LAND OfYscE.

UNIrED STATES LAND OFr,cE,
HALEY. !oAHo, October iG, 1884
Notice IL hereby given, that the Ellnure Gold
Mining Company. a corporation duly organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws OF
the State OF New York, having its principal Office
in the city ana county of New Y .rk. and doing
business in the county Alturns. Territory of
Idaho, by its legally authorized agent, True "
Aituras county. Idaho Territory, has made sppli-
cation for II United States Patent for the
JOHN BULL" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Bear Creek Mining District, Altnras
county, Idaho Territory, consisting 800 linear
feet of the Lode md surface groul 600 feet wide,
being Lot M. Al, aud described in the field notes
ana plat of the official survey file in this Office
with magnetic variation ut Is degrees and so min.
utts east. M follows:
Commencing ut the discovery point of this
claim, and running south II d. grtes. west nlone
west end line Of claim $40 feet to .rner No. +:
thence no' til ii degrees east $50 feet corner No.
,: thence south 70 degrees east 500 feet to corner
NO. 3: thence south II degrees west 600 feet to cor
ncr No. 4 thence nertu 70 degrees west 800 feet
t. corner NO. and place Of beginning survey OF
ext rior boundaries: embracing sn area of 20 &c
acres applied tor. No conflicts From corner No.
= U. ) NJ. Nj. No. bears nortl 4! degrees II min.
htts ana IS seconds east 2.9l j6 feet distant
Inc said mining claim being Of record in the
ONCE OF the County Recorder of said Mining Dis
trict at HALEY, in Aluras county. Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations beng the Great
Eastern" and "Republic.'
Any and all pers us claiming adversely any ,or-
IT, II of the said John Bull" Lode Mining
Claim, or surface ground. required to file their
adverse claims thereto with the Register of thu
l nitcd Statcs Land Once at Haley. Idaho Ter
ritory, within the sixty days publication thereof
or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions
OF the statute i'll such cases made a,t, provided.
HCMEl: l.. POUND Register.
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hereby commend my late partner 10 all who
may need his services j. X. GREEN
HALEY, Idaho. Nov. 10. 1894.
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I direct that the ,re9oing notice Of apolca.
ton for patent be published for the period e:
sixty days item consecutive weeks i'll the Woop
RIVER DAILY TIMES Il newspaper published at
HALEY, Altnras county, Idaho Territory.
olG HOMER L. POUND Reujst.r
W. II. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
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The Daily Times

rs published Every Evening Sundays
count of all local happenings general
liable reports obtainatle of
Yield Of Our NIines, Shelters and Mills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-01

Il he Senate On the 22d several Pc
titicn. askinx for the opening q ukiahoma
lands were reported adversely. The An
thonv resolution directing inquiry = g
by tariff o. otherwise
against American products n foreign
|counfries vas agreed g. The bill p pro-
vide Territorial government for Aisska
vas debated without action-...--.----In the
House. I resolution calling for inquiry -
jto the manufacture u butterine ~as -
Iferred. The bill 70 forfeit the Isxas Pscific
land grant va reported and placed on the
calendar. The Greely relief expedition
bin passed. also the bill relating % recov.
cries for infringement Of patents + pro
|vides that nothing can - recovered from =
defendant who . : mere user for his own
lbene6t.
CxxERAL HANCOCK arrived in s.
Louis, No. on ne 3D.
The jury il the case q james Nutt'
Ifor ths murder Of Dukes. rendered vsr-
dict 81 NOS guilty onthe I'd
A PARIS dispatch q The 22d said me
pclice Of that city were contemplating =
strike.
The Commercial Hotel with dozen
$50. h.,~n.i n Cornwall. Canada, o. IA =
49,
Only 6. 800 demoralized troops stand
,.s~sen Khsrtoum and II Nshdi-
= lain reported that ihe French
1870. I. ronau,n iii IL delayed.
-. 4, -. 49,.
80 ssa a''s. n ,s'.'.'...m ~.i..r.rl,
oesn 49,
s - .,..r refinery :,
- IN .--- ,.,~.., ~, ~ ~. 49,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-01


nurulnw = she s~uanss nrlpeer spr.Es
u.s~l ~ Dlnrlin--xuo 1Ise> <uppsss1 -
~ Lnus An ens Cnesss k@rnpe-
JAcxsoxvllxE. Pa Jan n.
News reach<d this city shis afsernoon
shat thc Suwanss Sulphur Spring. Hotel
probably he 0nest structure y the kind -
~ STATE. burned - 6uwanee. "a. early
shI< morning. he nearest station . -
Live Oh. fully Twelve miles from che con-
ns<ration. and accessible only bv car
riars rad. The 6r<t news = hand reports
that the irs suddenly broke out % ~
second floor Of the building. directly over
che Kitchen. about 80 O'Clock this morn
inx. Its origin 4 : mystery. =
strong draft in ths halls and high winds
~ thr outside carried he flames along
with great rapid ". and The whole Building,
Y mSxni0ccnc fOur-<Ided> uve-turref<d
vxootrn structure. with great open square
Al Ire center and Is rooms. was quickly
converted into roaring furnacc- Fully
y, fs s s sr i: ss Many nv 4 them
invaIsis and nearly all from Northern
states Nearly ~ the guests were forced
70 escape ~ irapln< from the windows and
xeranIn<. and several suffered broken
limbs. 81; no more serious injuries. A Mr.
Palmer. said 20 o. from New York, as
badly. >inxed ~ &c nsms-: o1t
colorcd servant girl and > negro
boy are reported missing. and q =
feared that both persisted No search u
the ruins has vet been possible None ~
the guests saved any ~ their property and
The iuss 10 the owners o. thu hotel vas also
total. nothing bus : small Faction Y. ~
oaice furniture being saved The village
-.,....... - M .nrr-ui-r<.r< for coming with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-01

- 4. r>x,orfc1 fhaf many Chincoc
NS 49, <cmuits.i niciis rccnu<ly
S--~..-- W ~. un.><rl>i condition q ~
s-Ir~.
Aursvr RANSOM u demanded By the
.r...,--. 80 H. c~~w u ne steansr
~-.rr..s 4, sheir coast last fall
iii shortlx ~ introduced IN
~,,--.-- y. .-..n,.rl Iii lanI-<rant roa1s %
~ ~ 49, 81 surveyinr and selecting he
i.cd. riven them.
~ fhe 10Th the scene of the City Of
c.,...,... disaster w. visited ~ party
~ n>v~Dsper reporters and friends % those
~ho lo~s their lives. Many bodies were
recognized q different points along ne
| coast. The vessel could NOS - reached,
but they got nearenongh . ~ three bodies
hanging - re r'rkn<
| IT = charged ~ the Sti<ens Le.Suo
q Chicago that The Grand 'ur's~ have p ~
regularly made up witn s'e~ 7" r~se"'
indictment o. .s'oo"eee
| A nRcExr dit's'on q a. Illinois so"s'
= % che enect 20. - rs4e1e Ss.'< "
complanant mnt nave osen -.u =. y
tho state year pF'cs = 49, 49, $3.50.
ton. ana mus =. 80. 49, 4. ~ ..,',n,v
.- s ..,,,~.,;.,, 4. $500 a the time
.ners w .pt .r'.'s Y. :, ~. m, oc,nrrrd'
~ ~ 49, n. ....r,.r Iuxrian from
- ~ - - .'~-s,~,. -.s.- 60
Boston sPo<. ~. . rr-..-s ,c,,-,,.a.
manic, z" ME- :. " .':'.,.. i, 80 err~r.-
49, ~. ,,o.,la re.ch Queenstown
-
,:.1 - =. .xt.r-
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Macon. Mo-. Jan. a.
There was wreck On the Wabash about
$50 o'clock This NOR ming. ne cannon-baif
train due here &C 4s&5 being thrown from
the track. A broken rail caused the disas-
Ter. The accident happened four miles
south IL this city. and the firSt reports 80
ceived here were d the most sensational
character; but 4 80 soon discovered that
ne reports we're exageeratcd- The engine,
baggage CIR and first coach passed
safely over ne broken rail, but
the coach and the sleeper len The track.
and the xlceper tnrnei completely over.
There wers about forty-llvs peoplc n the
two cars. nearly All % whom were more "a
les bruised. but only seven were 3efiousIy
hurt. Among these were.
&. w. Burns. express messenger.
Geo. Thomas, Louisville. KY; Leg broken
III Frank sisnsr. Richmond. vi; back ana
head injured.
Gus anil bruised on FACE and shoulders.
Mrs.. Iallnan; head and faeo bruised
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II
a COSTLY BLAZE.
nur.s.< % th> Msns<znn,. uetei - L.
y~rns H.t Springs. <ew Nexies- xty-
two Go<-r> u the nsa~~. Hat ~ E~c.pe
Win tl~ I>sss q tIs<ir ku<et,--1neu <<ssve
Fire series.
Las vrc>< y. ~, Ian y.
The Monfexuma Hotel. situated g tne
sprinx<. <ix miles from tke city ~ LIS
VEGAS. one of the grandest hoceIeries u
point q furnishing and surroundings. ~as
completely destroyed BY iire to-day There
was no loss II life. but there Was ~ course
great excitement among the guests and
many narrow escapes % people endeavor-
Ing % save their property . the risk q
their lives
The IRE was discovered about noon by
servant Who was cleaning up one q The ~
csp,ion-rooms On the second floor . the len
81 the main entrance. He saw smoke com
ing through the floor near the steam coil
He fir<t ran Gu. into the hall and shouted
0r< and then running hack into the room.
tore the radiator from ~ place A. he did
this. The flames burst through and b had
~. fre must have been bnrning some
time. Tor almost q the same instant nre
49, i.-ccr~r~i ~ one 81 ne guests. Who
also <houte.I fire . the cop % hi< voice
The panic thai ensned Vas almost intS-
scribablc. and most fortunate wss = that
The tire occurred n thc day time ana NOS q
night. A. il ws<. the Railways and rooms
cnickiv fli~i with dense volume u black
smoke that en,eIop~d the entire interior q
| ne building in almost midnight darkness,
| and the utmost confusion prevailed - tho
guests and employees rushed madiy through
| de halls md underworld 20 drng their
sco.<. Thi~ confusion lasted for only :
/ ohorf time. 0~inr 70 the fact That tbs peo-
| De were soon ~ out q me burning build
lie hotel wa< not hair full. there being
| only sixty-tw0 gusts. - therc ~as : full
/ complement % s.rvauts n1d employs
| succeedrd IN saving portion q their pos
| sessions but the employees lost everything
u course while AL this VAS <oinx ON -.
forts were being made % stop t1c pro<rc<1
81 the names The fire wa< 20 rapid that
The means q fighting fre provided u th<
partment u the Springs Vas unable 20 d<
ANYTHING 10 save the h0tei- a special train
Ieff Las Vegas In ten minutes alter th<
alarm wnx given With The IRE department.
TIE Six miles we're covered u mine minutes
and The engines ready Tor action Is -
igun1 - P..ss ~ Y, ~ .e...;.e rc,,r..,;c,
- 80 $3.50 .S.,.- ,5,s.. T.cr si.~ ami,
--. ~ - ,r~ t-.-1-r.kc~~- in~t r,o.1s
,-s ~ ", ..o e--1 h.rh- hon~.
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80 ~ 1872, 49,. i..r~.,s- 49, H..,I'l
49, :.' y 20 M. t,.-I - sc-n Ic~,n
w. w'...... :. - -,~~f c.~n~i srr bns
49,; 10, $50 - ~<,r -,i~r~a IN,
$3.50 800 .-r~r,c- ~ mr~
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,.' - Y. .--r.,..s A 49, .crsrI~t~rc~< ~ n
sIpclni sna ~ 49,, n. 1900
n.-.--s, w. st-.- t,...Ir-5 ~,,-sr'
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49, 80 r, - roo sss;. rSrrs we're |.
costly e.1 e.ss.n. s.y.S ...,.. -...'.... n. 4
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-01


rr~, k<ll.G for ~ s<ttIrmrnl.
vk<ui<GTo<. Jan. -.
senator E<lmuni<' IAN % amend 40 ~
ci6c Railroad Act 81 July I. ir';;. and the
nrt< II July ,. 1854. and Nay 2. Isis. which
provided for settlement d claims grow
~ ~. II abe issue a bonds % aid N Tho
eor.truction u tho railroads mentioned In
the act. and securing % the Initei States
thc indebtedness 81 sail companies. M
t,orizc> aud dIr<c.s thc Secretary 2: tho
Treasury % ascertain The amount q inieh,-
eine<< II tie several railroad companies %
which >ni<iiy bonds u che United States
were advanced Is .ii ia the construction of
~ Pacific Railroad and branches ~ suc-
cr<<ors. As u ne fir<to u October. ISL. BY
adding % The principal sam Of >aii bonds
al sums paid thereon ~ interest thirst de-
ductinr. however. therelrom the amounts
held il tie sinking fund o. reimbursed 20
tho United States byservise, "a cthsrwise)s
M 70 and including an interest due and
payable q said date, and BY computing Che
then present value 81 said indebtedness
from said date - average date when said
subsidy bonds and sAii indebtedness there-
n-r.r y, occur shall become due AID paya-
lie. ana intsre<r a. three per cent. an
nuallv IL provides that the several
companies which received subsidy bonds
q tae LATED States - AID ~ ne con.
struction o. said faciuc Railroad and
branches. o. snece<sion< By consoli-
| dnrion< Or otherwise d said companies. ~
| authorized % make. issue and deliver 20
| the Secretary 81 the Treasury k~hoi q ~
/ the I'LL authorized 70 receive tue <asnel
bonds N reden'pticn each tearing date ne
| amount equal 10 the indebtedness ascef-
l tanned ana compntei ~ auaxe- % which
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grant, and ne electoral count p''l- Sexsr@'
M@41uIt< u<<t iulIOuuccQ r<karIn3 1o!x.<4
szs:ss g Anssia rs House %
coIlIn< for AZ corresPonoencc rsis'.xs 70 , US
AnerIcan ho< vas adopted. D4 -. ..sEo-
1oced g issoe four pr cert bonds = Ss1' 9,
olooY annually @ maintain sne ne Ss9e $1,000 q
5Sres q Uailcd State: Nsrshals We sdopled:
S".:>,c.s ~ ~ m AZ ~ u;ss'ssipci eivcr
6iIl wss discussed in>6emmIs1es q ne Whole
~ rs - Ne , essk "a ~ -
~-- c--.- - - -. .,.s~,r~,>, -
.,rs y. ~, r-c- c~-srnstor Eellorr. ssklnx
81 "A investigation regarding The southern
P.cillc land grant transfer. Various pee'fions
xsrs p.ssenssd s,s rs e o,eP
-sj'rosis si.1cj ~ ire (;ovcrnmcnf: snfhor.x-
i1E National Bsni. g issoe notes q re value
3riss1ns ~. SIS Is compenssfe for The seizure
q sPssnsn fs.Tysec ss Il "a corrrapo az
s1cc conccrnlns sterrou!e frauds vas
e1opled A.so resolu,,pn rs'stn g w. SS.,
~ regular order being called up, me elo'O.-
A',>.pP. kvs5 tn, spr,r,o ps,n1Ic sos o rozs
rSofcs paced.
~ tbe ssn.,. on Go 18th messages nom
ehe President were submitted. touching me
Grccly relief expedition and the workings Of
!he chiusss exclusion ct TIE b.ll prohibit e!
$500 snS risce N ~ sbe sIsodsr The SEN
e. vent into executive session On the Nexi-
en- us@y nc LOU a A. ~ ~.
se1sf 'F rt e2rss e sh g obdnss ssr
zefe<rsd TIE house vent into e2%msste IS,
~ Nv JOIN Porter biIl fsvorns Is pssssre'
Nr- steele oppcsed = NJ Lyman snx %, 4,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-24
BOILER CATASTROPHE.
Several Men Killed and Wounded
The Bodies Shockingly
Mangled.
bloomington 1nd.) dispatch.I

A terrible boiler explosion occurred near
Harrodsburg this county, causing the in
slant death of three persons, and perhaps
fatally injuring four others. The shock
could be heard for miles. Soon aft
ter the noise neighbors began gathering
from every direction. When they reached
the place fearful spectacle presented itself
For yards about heavy timbers were thrown,
and pieces of the boiler were scattered for
hundreds of feet. 1t seems that n new in
spimtor had recently been placed on the
engine, which would not work, and it ex-
ploded while experimenting.
Wesley Carter, head engineer, was in
stantly killed. When found he was lying
under a pile of rubbish. He had been
thrown over thirty feet. His head had
been almost blown from his body, and both
arms were brokers' He was a single man.
Near him lay his son, dead, his breast
terribly lacerated, the skull broken, and
one leg almost blown off. He died in
stantly.
The most pitiful sight Of all was old
Billy Graves, who had only a few minutes
before come over TO the mill. He was
standing near the boiler watching Carters
experiment when. the explosion occurred.
He lay fifty feet away, his head almost
torn from his body, his legs broken, and
pieces of the metal had pierced through his
breast. When found he was alive, but soon
died. He was one of the best citizens of
the neighborhood.
Billy Graves, his son, an employee of the
mill, was also badly injured about the
shoulder. His head was bruised terribly,
and il is feared he-camot recover.
John Reed, another employee, was injured
in the same way, though not seriously He
was thrown in the mir twenty feet while
working at the saws.
A Mr.. Collins, a stranger employed in the
mill only few days, was injured so that he
can hardly recover. His arm is broken and
pieces of the metal entered his abdomen.
Another fatally injured is John Foddrill,
an old man employed in the mill. He is
injured about the head aud breast, and, at
this writing, is resting easily, but there are
fears that he is internally injured.
A workman named Callahan is seriously
hurt about the back, though the physicians
say not necessarily fatal.
All the injured we're carried to house
near by and number of physicians lent the
best aid possible. Three only of the men
employed were injured, being in the rear of
the mill
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-24
FOREIGN.

The police of Glasgow arrested man
dynamiter. He had an American revolver
and cartridge belt, and attempted to shoot
and cut his captors.
OF 900 Turkish soldiers ordered from
one of the Egyptian garrison towns to As
souau, I'm the Soudan, $50 deserted when the
order was given. The other seventy deserted
on arriving at AssouanS The Egyptian army
appears to tie utterly demoralized, II not
wholly IN sympathy with the Mahdi.
A number of Alsatian students stop
ping at the Hotel Continental, Paris, recently
pulled down the German flags and burned
them. The French ambassador ut Berlin
has made apology for the offensc. which
could hardly have been restrained by the
French authorities; but thiscdoe not satisfy
the German journalists, who demand that
the students be summarily punished, and
Prince Hohenlohe has called the attention OF
the French Foreign Office to the affair.
China rejects the demands of France,
and war appears to be inevitable.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
lam of Germany at Gastein Aug. 6.
Andrew Carnegie, the millionaire
iron manufactures, reports the iron trade In
England in awretched condition, that Am r.
lean rails are selling lower than ever and
that many of the mills will probably shut
down.
Bismarck has ordered plans for a
canal from tho Baltic 10 the North Sea, and
will ask the Reichstag TO make an appropria-
ton for its construction.
An attempt was made to explode
with gunpowder the monument to Lord
Hubert at salisbury, England.
Parnell's paper, United Ireland, rid
iculcs the English Liberal agitation against
the British House OF Lords.
Twenty-Five persons were killed and