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The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
French SpOIiatiOn Claims

: TDERS0NS interested in these claims invited
i to call upon the subscriber. who will give in-
! formation in relation to the CLAIMS and prepare
/ them tor collection. A. e. ALLEN.
Roona Ii, 248 Wash<ngton Street boston.
Refers to Ex-6oy. Geo. $. Boutwell, Hon. Geo. A.
| King, an5 Chas. T. Bonney U. S. Counsel in Ala
| batna Claims. dec4eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
BOSTON & MAINE R. R.
PASSENGER SERVICE
In Effect Monday, December Is, 1884.

NV % GOtHh &%EVt0bORA9
TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND
AT 6.l5 A. N = Way Trains for Old Orck-
ard, aaco Biddeford, Rennebunl
AeOmebankpsrf, Ssreat Fails. Dover.
Exeter, NHGchesfer aud Concord, via
Newmarket Junc,ion) Lawrence lowell
and Rsstou, arriving at BSstsn 1915 N.
AT S.45 a. M.-Way Trains for o la Orchard
saco Riddeferd. EemnebunEx Kenne-
bunkp0r1, Deyer. Great Eat1s. ROch-
ester Alton Rny, Exeter, Lawrence
Haancbester nmd Concord. (via. La 9Tence j
E@weli aad Boston, arriving at 2sostOn,
HIS p.
an 90 r. va. Express Train for saco. Bid
ssovers srrssst Fails, Roche ter, AglOn
Gay, Exeter, Lewrepce lowell and
sosfon arriving at Esoslsn 500 D. ma.
AEi;S.3H e.. W.-Way train for @ncO. ekiS-
deford, Keunebunk E6ennebunsuorG
Dover, Great Fails. R0 hester, Alssn
Ray, NRnucaaester and Concord, (via. New
Market Junction) Exeter, EaN renee,
ssoweii and Boston, arriving at BOsEOr,
AT 30 =. Va Way Train for Kenuebunk,
h%nnebunkPOrt, and all intermediate sta
TRAINS LEAVE BOsTON FOR PORT
LAND
800 a. nn., 1880 ana $3.50 D. mn. Morning
ttalns leaVe e1nebunk for Portland
7.s5 a. ns and Dover for Portland 500
a. nl.
SUNDAY TRAINS
leave Portland for Esostan and Waw sta.
tiO1s at .fs.s p. m. leave Boston for
Portland al $50 p. m. Leave Portland
for Dzver ana Way Stations 100 and
:S.00p. I'M.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW ADvERTtsEBlE ENTs TODAY.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Stockbridge Souvenir Entertainments.
Christmas Matinee and Ball.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boston & Portland Clothing Co.
EAnes Rrethars.
Inc PVrty aaing an Otter Cape.
For oale-CoekeTels and Pullets.
Microscopes-C. H. Farley.
Chas. l.. Mar ton--Notary Public.
Wanted-Salesman.
AUCTION SALES.
Brass Fire Tenders ana Easels
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
Ill ready 20 nix with Water
and Put into The OVen.
For Sale in Portland by
the following Grocers:

G. C. SHAW & co, 5S5 and 5S7
Congress Street.
w. L. WILSON & CO., Corner Ex-
change and Federal Streets.
A. L. MILLETT & CO., 581 and
5S3 Congress Street.
GLOBE TEA CO., Corner Congress
and Franklin Streets.
JOHN $. FITZ, Is Washington
Street.
G. w. HAMBLEN, Corner Con-
gress and Atlantic Streets.
C. +. MOUNTFORT, Al and 46
st Lawrence Street.
C. w. T COOLING, 40 and 42 st.
Eawrence Street.
F. w. BUXTON, SO Chestnut st.
SULLIVAN 4 OSbO0D, 81 Port
land street.
A. w. PIERCE, Cor. Cumberland
and Grove SITS.
TOLMAN & ARCHIBALD, 33
Portland st.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
GLEN MILLS
Self Raising
BROW N
e e FAD
MIXTURE !!

a mixture of the ceIe-
bYated Golden Corn
Neal, Glen Wallis Eye
Meal Graham, and White
Wheat, with pure Self
Raising properties added
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19

The weather was cloudy early yesterday
morning and then the skies cleared, and the day
was bright and air bracipg until 2 p. M. when
the wind got into the Northeast and the air
was chilly. The mercury indicated 200 at sun
rise. 26s at noon, 30 at sunset,
National Republican., 1884-01-22
lnrcA.lloNAr rENr nooNs.
A4 -ugoisumt Coualuslonui Bni AGcct
fnu i.n LLAlrl.t arMnnIa.

El LuIuIaunt Cousslslnnul Hli ATcct"
fne iau District Schools.
Tho bin TO encourage education and pro-
vide % national cries OF tczt books for COM
mon schools Within tho jurisdiction of con.
grcss, introduced in tho house by Representa-
two Buruc5, of Missouri, provides that tho
commissioner of education, with two assist
ants shall, as soon uB practicable, prepare
complete series OF tcHJ books, adapted and
designed 10 tho use of pupils OF every grade
in tho common schools OF aud within the
district and territory over which the United
States CNCrc exclusive legislative iuris-
dictOu or prov ion. Tho hooks are to be
dcnomiuatcd "Ihc National Series of Text
HoDbs' The" arc to embrace all rthe
elementary studies usually taught in tho
common schools OF the United States and no
othugs. Great caro- and accuracy are to DO
required i'm tho choice of selected or original
mu,,pr, which Is left to the Judgment Of tho
commissioner Oi education ggd his assistants.
Whom the series Is prepared proof 6hcct5 are
10 bp laid before the senate and the house Of
representatives., and BY each body imncdi-
atcly referred 90 its committee ON education,
which without unnecessary delay shall GN-
amino and report thereon. ii each report Is
favorable thereto. tho sUuU shall he COnsld-
cred u3 approved aud adopted. IT either
report recommends any change or alteration,
llt nl''i' rlltlI iN thht btlA NllttlAllA'N
first 1y the house Representatives and after
ward by tho senate. Whom tlg series is de-
turuiuud upon, the public printer shulI print
lNO.u copies or cuch work. Additional copies
may bn supplied from time tD timc from the
plates BY tho Introduction Ot joint rosolu-
tiou.
The sorc5 OF tcxt books shall DO adopted
Md used iu all tho common schools of the
District of Columbia, and those ON military
reservations aud in tho territories which arc
supported in whole or in part by Che general
government. or by taxation authorized by
any law of the United States. Whenever any
st.to in the uuitod States, by net Of its lugis-
luulr, shall adopt tho national surics OF text
/ books for uso in It's common schools, and shall
. request tho same to be supplied thurciu, such
/ request shall bo romplcd with by tho sccrc.
. tLry OF tho interior upon payment Of cost
price of paper and binding Of books. Tho
/ appointment of Two assistant commissioners
/ OF education, To continue in Office ono year,
and receive salary Of $4,000 each is pro-
/ yidud !Dr
Gu the certificate of any district, county OF
tho district or territories mentioned or in
any state that may have adopted tho series
certifying tho grade Of pupil, and that such
pupil is an INDECENT orphan, or the son OF
daughter Of indigcnt parents, there may he
supplied, FREQ OF charge, tho appropriate bOol;
or books for his or her grado.
Rules and regulations protecting the gov
crumcnt from fraud and imposition in obtain
ing books by INDECENT pupils are to be pre-
pared by the commissioner of education.
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Court OF Claims.

The court OF claims disposed of the follow
ing cases yesterday: Robert w. Puay, claim
under c9ntract ioI furnishing horses to tho
government; petition dismissed. Auson
Mills, claim for rent Of land in Texas ON
which Fort Whitman i5 located; Judgment for
$3,7CO. Isaac T.. Child$ against the District
Of Columbia; Judgment for Sl,27j. George
W. Gray against tho District OF ColumJia;
Judgment for $3.50, l.. J.. Jordan against the
United States; claim Tor money appropriated
by congress, and payment OF which was re-
fused by the FIST comptroller Of The treasury;
Judgment Tor el,ilj. Joseph . Wurthingtln
ugaiust the District of Columbia; petition
dismissed. William Matthews against tho
Cuitcd State; Judgment for $3.50, John
Burt against the United Smlcs, and Euto X.
IIonry against the United States patent
cNsc5 motion TO dismiss for want Of jurisdic-
tiun Ovcrrnlul,
National Republican., 1884-01-22
rI,r Rr...rnr ,rrnnLr.

The action Of the senate upon Senator Van
Wycl.'s resolution to consider tho lieyion
treaty in open session does mot reach tho .uD-
iect matter of tho ro.olulion, but simply rec
moves it from tine putiictotua a-"at ..tr.un,
whore ils adoption urEe.nn..0n #l.,uyt.r"nn
whether tun treaty .l.lr ball Doe cu.Ia.rei
with open or closed doors I.u tro.lv w.
not taken upgysggrduy GuIprogby w..luo.
be until its friends feel confident OF success.
They are said 90 have maia mo- progress so
far. Two absent senators 10 i5 reported, have
been heard from upon .ho subject, One who
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Who VVorld'a Hn9nsllloa.

The state department to-day will issue 70
circular letter 10 tle governors Of all theslatc5
aud territories Of tho union, notifying them
that tho act OF congress uudor which tho
world expedition and cotton centennial Is 10
be held, commencing nest uccembor at New
Orleans requires that their recommendation
of United STATE, commissioners to tho same
be made before Feb. 10 proywo. Many states
north and south nuy. D.rul'vHpmin1 cd come
m,asioucrs for tha president. p1un.u,
hut many have UJ., .ua ,l '.uu., I"...r.a
iutoudod 10 u3l.H. .upm .l .Yr n.uumuH
ui the law. Comm HUug .. a".".u.i
will leave Washington ,..aug lob ..".Nr ..l.
the manufactures wUN merchants n. Baltic
more in regard 90 % city ol Baltimore uNA.b,t
ut the exposition auI also in regard 10 action
by tho Maryland yg l-tufe.
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rrn.lasntlnl snenr...nn.

Senator Ioar yesterday report d iayorably
from the committee on the judiciary his bill
to provide for the performance Of tlo duties
OF the Office OF president in case OF the re-
moval death, resignation, or inability Of
both pre- idynt and vice president The bill
provides that in such case the Office shall de-
volyo upon that member Of the cabinet
highest I'm rank, beginning with tho sccrc-
tagy OF state, provided that such official is
eligible TO the oliico under tho constitution,
and that tho person thus solicited shall hold
the ouics until tho disability Of the president
or vice president shall bo removed or prg5i-
acut shall be elected. II provides also ,or the
conyouug otScougrcs3 within twenty days
after tho ulic5 has dcyolyyd ON such lolaDu.
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fWs.oucy o. t'.c Navy.

Senator luic, acting chairman Of the sou-
ate committee on naval affairs, has informed
the secretary O.. the navy by au Official iettor
addressed ty him that the committee will ho
glad o. receive tho yiow5 of tho navy de-
pugtmano gud OF all naval officers whose
character, observation, and experience would
toud TO rig. weight 90 ther opinions, on
snu4un Dill. q, tD pFoup'' .aa efficiency o.
tho Macy. Secretary tHuua..r hus therefore
InGa. Ped. InyN uuic.r", who arn Wll..". tD
o.t billy uEw'uo gld lu.H Ha-uga.
o.uu. wan tHa wa.,.r .tuuI TO IN Jne
H...., 10 communicates tagr views To ssH-
atog lal9
National Republican., 1884-01-22
Supreme court luorm,'.

Senator Garland Yesterday reported layora.
bly, from the committee ou tho judiciary his
bill, to provide that hereafter majority OF
the Justices OF the supreme court oi tho
United States shall constitute quorum
thereof, and that no uomhur %. the salI cour.
sln. s,t 40 the hearing or participate in the
decision oiaug cause I'm the decision OF which
hg acted in tho court below.
National Republican., 1884-01-22
cIn-n-- Aun-.-- ---- L--.---L --a..-.

A bill introduced in the house yesterday
by Gen. Slucum limits the timo for present,
ing claims against the goycgnmcu. arising
out of tho late war (wl.h the cSceu.lou OF
pension claimsl TO Syo year irou lis pns51gn
Claims hereafter aceIuiug must DO presented
within six years oi the syyuJ tYom which
they originate
National Republican., 1884-01-22
L..n -, LL.-,..n---

l&.s,Haaor Mitchell, of Oregon made an
argument before the scnat, committee on
public lands yesterday morning in bpAalG o,
tho On.uu mU California and the Oregon
CantrI railroads, l,was substantially the
s.mn urum madu before % house rommi.-
tee lgs. Wuu-.
National Republican., 1884-01-22

was not roiroI declares himself in lavor ot
the treaty. Tho other who was paired |N bis
friends us being I'm favor OF tho treaty, dc.
ciarcj himself in opposition 20 iu.
National Republican., 1884-01-22
80sin,ss Cbaurrs.

OF syl.A CNrU witt HlN INIF rN-
% ga.Htp ..ru. u % Restaurant Boo NFu Nim.-
I-H, uuu. . N4..H uu.uwH daily Irr.uH. $3.50 lu 500.
40 hu.r lr IHu0u. Full Investigation solicited.
For further murm.uon apply to MIR EltNA NI
90 i 81, y, Wa Washington, u, Z, IalOyt
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..I"a"ED nN HINLE -NA T1'E N''ur or
.. r.' .o" ur. "'. ".' ....'. rH a 100 hale
q u.. ..N.." wlH Gl'-ur DN AFFAIR
T D.. ... |u . iH.tr w.'. N"
a. O.|.r, .... 'N.n.. '... r'', HNf. N...l'
e aIu...au.. '#....... n".". f. .a So. N
q u.n. H..''p Nr .rhua.
IA r..| .. N... .... ...Hr. l., 20 nNu.,..r
u.,dn ..,..., # 'lnar ,1.r, '1 4, To..a !. Ma.
L.W SCHOOL, Leave same uI Pension UAlcs O--3
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lAuF ,I'."iD\hiD INrrAJEn nE
~ .u,." I..f n. '. un .r H..u', "w0. lho
r.I. aunN. Mu "... W .u ..... DO -lHl3
nln m..N "u.ns wan.. Ad.u,a ',s2 ,.e,
l.tf-a1aE gpNH HAEN l' NDu WANT
.r .."Ia ..r.". #...... .Dr r.U.a" nurm'uE
ur...u., n.H.a #. f.u Nn.s...., t..r.r N'H-
rranI ,.N .Ea.ANDno-.s'N 'NaUWr rT
.' .H..s n..I.Ht .l ..H.||. |....'. I.... .,r uI lln
U...u.f. .u,u,.a. NuNr. 3D.. 'H u., 1900 b 90. NV,
.a.I,uE A,u #IlL#p DETECTIVES
E Pr .u.|.N N..n.|. ...t ..HHu'.". .NpNt die
".", r" .'.M .". r .'. ,.'. 9-
I..u.I1. 'n. g,H '..E . u Tv. .rorr
..N Guuu o0n...I A. ..gH, a3. D Hl., rooms
JA.n.. j. uuNNINoIrNnr
Manager.
.1NDw ..IFUUnN'H |NEIHU AtADI5iT,
|N.|| .... E.N,-.NI d.. "uHl dWums turhti
U... HII .#..I...
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A meeting o. the voters OF tho thiA lcgts-
IatIyo d.src. taEc3 place This evening utG
o'clock, u"HII & Huggg, West Na.hingluu.
for tho purpose o., o,cclng delegates to Tho
central c0Mla,t.o
National Republican., 1884-01-22

Ra- idrcr'~fsnR und.r Me heats NJ WINS For
Rent Er '0c E0Udng, Lost and Found, ant
ilg1NN, of NI5c tines or iSss ei9b'rn iOuy 'rprd',
10 cr3A ais Insertion. each additional, insertion 10
ctuH. Hvaf,ss cards not 6lcinigi in these rates
National Republican., 1884-01-22
NsOial
rEAII,ll~ WEALTH.

ng U o.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IlGAI IH.NI q poule mr i!yslyuM nw@nusH,
tuu\Ilr.H#.. NHrNuut Headache, Mental DHuraaUuu,
Lp,t ul NJ HuuN sp,rmUtprrhu'H, imuHlyuny, tuyui'
lmguy r..tsnus, prrmnGru ulI Agc, caused uF
uN.r, t.I abuse, on uNurrluUu w.NnH, which
leads lp u sorry, decay and DEATH One huN WIN rvn
rguuut u...t. Each bon contains one months lrullr
mail urnu..Ut un receipt Of price. We "Wrwlu.aIN
boxes lnr 4" Huy case, WIN rnuh ulNurrvyuyud dnE
us iur .I. .Ir. accompanied with 3d. $500 "lA send
thn pur.....'u1r written =Vawn."n in r,Hru tuH
mOurE ..t|n NHI'lNN. unH" mot u4nn' H".Ip, ttuIr-
uutun- ,e.."I nF rInIr N tNOHWE.l. $3.50 r.u-
gylEuUI Hg..H., Washington, ~, C., nNul.sHl" .Hul
LL-L--LL
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Qcr5onul Comfort.

TyIlG SilEDp HArIs, OO3 = ST., NEAR
! Nmu Turkish, llu>tiuN, sulphur, and NCrcl-
r'al Biphsg ggpn, with sk n ana cNprrlrnro MWnu-
lltDv OF a years cNppyirnuc az thu establishments
Single bath, -; GuvN ui for SOL ll Tor SO OpCn
sunday rum q. NJ. {" y, lu. Hul1u
JNA,N FEEL EMINENr PHYSICIANS,
II ,urEcoua, and tnnu,NudS of other well known
prrsuuuGus visit lr, NNilnA CStWhlslmcnt l4lO Pa.
uv. opposite WNlArUs Nutul for RELIEF nom and
uNpiluuur Ot Cors, hlUuu, diseased nails Nud Other
c0mpAiuts nt the ippl Established In WUsrMstun,
h. O., In SOL. Oniru foe, II por visit Tor putting tho
feet In order.
NVEW TURKISH BATH ipN BONEESl
y lIlTb ste. opposite Niggg House, largo pool
rood ventilation. Ladies, Monday nnt Friday, Sot
open sunday Opru nom Au, m, W p. Ia; sAIur-
uuy . D. m, Baths, - G tirkots, Sl,6O,
APPS DIR, IL, j., BON EE, Electrician.
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;-lcnrn to EUam

, VONEN TO LOAN on llIihL l. llsyrArE ATTlIE
Va lowest rates pANENAOWEk y SON, 1875
. sh y, W. lV4S'H
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Nsllrrgs q Nr0g.

- NsiNCS5 VNluS.
Y AN pUEpHNsD 10 FURNISH IN 4 FIRST
2 class M.muur aud 40 shnr notice
ENrENrAINML&Fe, BALLS, PARTIES, AND
StppIEs,
a- Q huvcu1 tno necessary articles ON hand, having
buun carrying uu Tine business for lNrut-dNu years.
E|'tN. t|t'flND,
tONrnUyG"r auN tUlurur,
in5-lm tH- suth Hirp,, northwest
o5 IiDai iIta~ TIAIrnEEsSEE
FtOt PtNl@.
Thrac la.rn.amI fyn Nylul5 rDm Expeditions Of
N..r#. IFnuHt gIN t.unuHr
....f|.. .it". .r .HH lHfN Tu'
HUMAN iN'l' AND F,NE HAlH WORK,
lu|.. .W. IHN.r.UI''nE AMI lIWrUr. .,u, llalr
ryuIuI eu.upuoed in % ,lg5t class manner .WiBi
luuuI.H .H molly
o.. lsoDkHiEura NTp rArGE RULER,
IlUi D. "E -. W..
YGu Worry ru.H G.Hmg ol the Lowest Rates
Promptly I.nrUIHI,
gsr,stI.t 'ru TuUNtIUH UupNEEp rs
Z p IunII... .IH.H' Wrn.r. .md 800 Nur. guar.
ma."'d N,,.,l /, ,,, W.. M ''.IGy,yy,
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Gafe ncposi! Con,panu.
SEcuurrr rnom Loss BY I5uRG1AnY
ROBBERY, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.

DECUUVrn- FROM k4OsS BY A)rRGJARY,
ROBBERY, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT
I1iE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
~ Wulmoton, in fits own building,
Cor Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
pyruutW. Charter, act OF Congress Jan. -, S67,
CAPITA 52UOuOO
Tho C0mnluy Eauta .rc4 inside It's Fire and Bur.
rl.r prouf Nu.'.s,gl prices varying nom - to $50
.. E.Hf, according iu aa" and location. Rooms ana
Desk. aly ya-.uE vaults provided for aHl" rentcrs
NAuLI DOORS GUARDED HG TILE SARGENT
VlA!G-aJCN.
eururlUosnud Nalu.ll uluyary descriptions in
cIUms bonds and .,f,rIatc, ewclry, Deeds So,
taH"u .ur bookkeeping, On special guarantee, Ut the
lowest rtl--
BTNJA1iIN p. SNYDER, President
rta. a.. CLONl5. OF liE.H & Co., Vice President.
NLHEUf In rrJiRfEVANr, Secretary.
e. D.. .,4AIAE, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Eou'gm,u p Snyder, Charles G. Glover
John ..,s#uls Horny 4. Willard,
a.u.E, IL, at4rtgvuni VhOm,N ENUIs,
John r.. pyFhc
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alJan,ro--.McIp.

wv NrEp.A TllOEOuGuLY COMPETENT
w uulUYrd waitress and unWnbormUId. CaIl,
oN"r2 20. m., att Lafayette Square. 2.23
NY ANTNU.n ATTRACTIVE LADIES ,UtT-
w HI slugrrD for uurpr entertainment; travel iu
sHnuo.. Address AGENi, Republican uiicc. @-25
VNTNNTEB - SEWING MNCHINE AGENTS
w aud CHuygyycrs gene rally tp take hold OtH good
lIno. Address T.. q. BuN $50, Baltimore. Nd. 2.2S
WANTED AT % IOWA CIRCLE, \ NERY
W u.f and active culorrd girl US chamhgrmaid
aud wH'grss; must como well recommended 2.22
yVTANTEDa a WOMAN, WHITE PREFERRED
w uHgcnurul uOusrwork I'm % family Of urun;
must sng nights Apply with references at 1915
10TH H.. N W. 2-g
VNyA NrED- COLORED WOMAN no co no
w, Erie, Pq.' way paid on for 'hh city, q
and scrub girls. PRICE ~ COOMEI, LlcruHud
AgcuI. u2B u st n. ". @22
WANTED GOOn, RrLtNHLE AGENTS FOR
w N. Baltimore NUtunl hid sOCiCty Apply amer
" p. lu daily to u, GNpD. Manager, room ., IoupN
hutldiu-, cor Tth and q cts. y. W. 2.au4J-tf
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday (Nindncc and NishD,
THE GREAT SOTHERN SPECIALITY,
pUNDREARN.
National Republican., 1884-01-22

During this short engagement Mt Sothcrn will pre-.
sent the following attractive hill!
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. (Ntntincc and Night,
BROTHER SAM AND \ NERVOUS MAN.
SUthcrn In Both Comedies.
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SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK
ONLY or THE BRILLIANT CON EDtAN,
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MIR LYrroN sorHERN,
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COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY q.
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Anlustmtnts.
National THEArER OPERA.
OPERA.

COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 81,
Every Evening.
ONLY MATINEE on SATURDAY.
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Direct nom tho Casino. New York. Elegant COS.
tunes, new and special scenery, and nn exceptionally
strong original cast.
National Republican., 1884-01-22

Tho operas produced under the musical direction Of
HERR ERNST CATENIfUSEN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-06
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, IDAHO, December Is, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Il. W. Warner. by
his attl rney in fact VIM. Hyndman. whose post
Office address is HALEY. Alt1ras county. Idaho
Territory, has made application for United states
patent for the
situate in Middle Boise Mining District Alturas
county, Idaho Territory, consisting of 800 linear
being Lot no. "a and described i'll the field notes
and plat Of the official survey file in this ofie,
with magnetic variation at 70 degrees IL minutes
east as follows: Commencing at the discovery
point and running thence II. 50 degrees
". l,5UO feet to W. end line of claim
thence s. degrees 800 feet to CORNER
No. |: thence Il. degrees e. go feet to corner
No. 9; thence s. 50 degrees G. 800 feet t. corner
mob thence 9. degrees W. 600 feet to corner No4,
thence H. - degrees 800 feet to corner No. j.
the place of beginning survey Of exterior bounda-
conflicts From corner No. B. L. 5. m. III. No. /
bears II. ! degree W. 1851 feet distant.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any poT
ton of said ALASKA No 2 lode claim or surface
ground nre required to file their adverse claim
with le Il gisttr of tht United states Land Oihct
ut HALEY, Iuahp, during the 80 days publlcutlOl
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue ef the pro
visions of the statute.
The said mining claim being of record in thu
Office of the Recorder of Aturas county, ut Halle,
in said county Idaho Territory. the nearest know
location being the Alaska No. /.
direct that this notice be published in thu
WOOD RIVER TINES, the newspaper publisht'
nearest the said mining claim, for the period O
sixty days
HOMER l.. POUND, Register
WN HyNDMAN, Atty. for Claimant. di9l@
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-06
ADDlicatiOn for Patent.
NOTICE NO 30.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY IDAHO,
January ., 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Hefright
II. G. Fisher and M. VI. Mcneil. Of huntingdon
Pennsylvania, by Andrew ]. MCGOWAN their at
torne, -in-fact, whose post flee address is Haley
Alturas county. Idaho Territory, have iSade appli
cation iora United States Patent for the
FOREST LODE MINING CLAIM.
sitnate in the Little Smoky Mining District, Al
tnras County. Idaho Territory. consisting Of
about 432 linear rect in length of the
lode, and surface ground about $50 feet
wide, being Lot No 80. and described in
the field notes and plat of the official survey on
nile in this office. with magnetic variation at Is deg
covery point Of this claim. and running s. 10 de-
grees 30 minutes F., 800 feet to poiut in east line of
claim: thence N. II degrees l.. along east end line
of claim 300 feet to northeast corner of claim cor
No. I: thence S. II degrees W., along east end
line of claim 800 feet to southeast of claim
to corner No .; thence 73 degrees 80 minut, )
W, nlong south side line of claim ,432 feet to
southwest corner OF claim to corner No 3, thence
n Il degrees east along west end line of claim So
feet to northwest corner No. 1; thence 70 d
grees 80 minutes L. along north side line of cla 4
1872 feet to corner No. the place of be-
ginning of the survey OF exterior boun
diary, containing 9 res in area applied for and
excluding AZ acres in area in conflict with Fourth
| of July claim. No other conflict.
From corner No. l. q. s. NJ. NJ. No bears Al
| degrees 30 minutes ". 2s3 feet distaut.
| The said mining claim being of record in the
Office Of the County Recorder of said Mining Dis
trict, at HALEY, in Aturas County, Idaho Terrific
ry. The nearest known locations being ths
| Fourth of July and Buckeye Iodes.
Any and all persona claiming adversely any por
ton OF said Forest Lode required to file theil
adverse claims thereto with the Register of thu
United States Land Office. Mt HALEY, III Altura
county, Idaho Territory, within the sixty days
publication hereof, or they will be barred b.
virtue of the provisions of the Statute in sucl
cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
| direct that the foregoing notice of application
for patent be published for the period of six
days ten consecutive weeks in the WOOD RIVE
| TINES a newspaper published at. HALEY, Altura
| county, Idaho Territory.
,9wl0 HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
KINGsBURy & MCGOWAN. Att'ys for AplpIcants