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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05

SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis.
tricto the Territory of Iiaho, il. and f.r
the County of AlturHs
David IL, Ethel and john u. Van sSrhaick partn ~
doiag b. sin.ss under the firm name aud style
Of Ethel x Van g haick, paint ifs.
james 4. Nicholson and y. c. Fletcher. defend
ants.
The People Of the United states In the Ter tory
OF Rhho, send Gree ting t. James 4. Nicholson
and ~ &. Fletcher, defend ptr
II are hereby required t. appe'r ia ap action
trcusih against Gu by the abuv.d named plt u
TINS. " the District Court Of tn. Second Judicial
Oistritt OF the Territory of Idaho in and for the
county OF A!turas. aud to answer the complaint
MED therein. W thin ten days exclusive ui the
sunmons-if served within this eou ~: er, If
&. rived ont Of this county. nut this di- 81
WIN II twenty Gays: ctIri wise, wit n ftrty day
TOR JudSnien by aeihuit W II he tkon AGAINST you
according to fhe Ir Yer OF said complaint
ne sad aston L. brDu GIT t. recover JUDGMENT
against You + r the OF sas 81. b nee due or,
ac' otit for lumber sold ana delversI. and Tor
$500 ter Nerii int and recording mechanics lien,
aud LOO attorney ices aud costs Of slit; so tor
tht foreclosure OF ceisin mechanics lien. filed on
O Der stb, 1852, or nat certain building known
astne Nicholson and Fletcher saloon and the lot
upon which the sarIe Is 4 tuattd, more tu ly up
pears IN pihntln compliant, cen. fed coy Of
WHICH Is hert with served.
ana you are h by IL I fed TINT if YOU fail ia
appear ard answ the SID compiai Mt a. ahov.
r CURED, the said plaintiffs viii apply to the
Court nr tio reliet demanded III tocir complaint
Givtn under my hand and the SCI al Of the its-
trict Court OF e ) cODd JuuIcinl District Of the
leirt ny OF ldaho. ~ AMI 4or t4e cou-ts OF Altu
r's' this 10th II April IN the year Of Lorl
Thousand eight Lunarcd and eignty-;our
lshALl Al RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BY Z. H. RICHARDS, Deputy Cl'rk
r. r. LSsIGN, ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs. alCti
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO 81.

UNITED STATES LAND OFrIrH
HALEY, IpAEo,
April y, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the atlanta NJ!
Gold Mining and Mill NJ Company. orSnnizx
fion incorporated unuer the laws the State OF
whose post flee adore rs is HALEY Altar ~ county
Idaho Territory. has made application tor a
United States Patent Tor the
LAST CHANCE LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in the Middle Boise Nuing District, Al
l,233 lineer ieet of the lode. and surface ground
200 feet vide, being Lot No 81 und des ribed IN
the field iiuses md plat of the Official survey or
Mo IN thls Office. with magnetic variation at ~ de
Erefs and 10 minutes ehst, MS follows: Common
IhR ut the discovery point ani running thence b
~ degrees T.. 40 e,i to est end of clam. thence
>. Is degrees W 100 Ioct /, corner No. ! thence
N. - degrees L. 200 feet 10 corner No >. thence
n. u degrees ". SsS feet to corner No. 3: thence
y. ~ degrees and 80 minutes " $40 iAt to corner
no J. thence y. il de gre.s W. 2OJ Il ct to corner
No D: thence n. ~ degrees AVID 80 minutes H. .,i5
teet to 60 ner No. o. thence =. n degrees r.. So.
feet To c,rner No !, TIN Place of beginning sorVc>
or exterior BOUNDARIES of claim. Containing ga
acres.
From corner No 3, L s. II NJ, No. | borrs n Is
degrees. 10 min,tes and - seeonds L. ,vo "A ie.
distant.
The said mining claim being Of record in the
office 81 the Recorder of srd Mining Dis.
trict at HALEY, i'll Alturas County, Idaho Tcrrjto.
ry. The nearest known locations being the
Monarch, L. \ Lot 81. ami the Bun To- l. Is lot il
direct that tbts notice be rubi. he'd IN the
WOOD RIVER IIME.. the newspaper publ she d
nearest the said mining claim, for aAe period of
sixty days.
n22d6ot HOMER L. POUND. Register
WA, HNNpMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
Applicatio for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.
UNITED STATES LAND Orrf-E,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, IDAHO, April II. lssi.\
Notice is hereby given that Jul AN Hili and b..
L. DAVIS. whose It 1ice address, is Atlanta, Al
turas county, Idaho Territory, have made appli.
cation for II United States patent for the
HILL AND DAVIS LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Middle Boise Mining District. Alturas
county, Idaho Territory, consisting of $40 linear
feet OF the lode and surface ground 100 feet wide
being Lot No 81 End es"rbed in the field not :
and plat of the official survey file in this Office
with magnet tic variation TT 10 degrees 10 minutes
east. MS follows: Commencing at the discovery
point and running thence S. - degrees W 600 fee,
ITO the center Of west cud of claim: thence ~ de.
Grees r.. 50 fet,f to corner No. thence n. % de.
grees W. 100 feet to corner 9: thence n G5 degrees
L. $40 feet to corner No. ;: thence s. 25 degrees r.
100 feet to corner 4; thence $. t5 degrees W. -,
feet 10 corner No I, the place of beginning sur
vey Of exterior boundaries Of claim Cont iniu.
l.99 aires. No conh Its.
From Corner no. y. L. s. NJ. NJ. No. ]. bears n
b9 degrees and ."7 iniutes L. 3, 232 feet dsta,t
The said mining claim being of record In tho
office of the Il, corlcr Of Alturas county al
Haley. in said county Idaho Tcrrt1ry. The
nearest known location being the Lucy Phil Ups
] direct thht .ids notice be published III the
Woon RIVER IIAhs, tue newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for tho period of
sixty days.
Assoc HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
WM. HYNDNAN. Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM.


situate in Secs. IS and ~ 4. > n, r. II, T. Boise
Meridian, MiEcrGl Hill Mining District A.turas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting OF SEQ
linear feet OF the lode and surface ground TOO feet
wide, being lot No. Is, and u.scIi btu in the field
notes and plat of the official survey on ME in til :
Office, with magnetic variation at rs degrees and 80
minutes east, rs follows:
Commencing at the discover ~ point of this claim
and running south i1 degrees and 20 minutes east
$50 feet, center of southeast end line OF clam.
thence north ~ degrees aud 40 minutes east %,
ieot to corner No. l; thence south degrees and
AZ inmates west zoe feet to corner No =: thence
north ~ degrees and 70 minutes ives; Leo fee, t.
corner No 3: thence month ~ degrees and ~ min
ates east too tect to corner No thence south Al
degrees ana 20 minutes east l,aul feet t. corner
No, |, and place of beginning survey Of exterior
boundaries embracing Il tot al area of - 90 u,rs:
excluding, however, from this applic ,utI and
description the area IN VuuIict " tut War
Eagle Lode Lot, No 81. :, - acres and rue araa
IN conflict with the "InuIHu auttH' loIe Lot 40
~, " a'r's; area claimed and sought t. be pat
cntcd. l5.9l acres.
From corner No ;. Section corner common to
Range Il Emit ct the boise Meridian. bear, so,,i
IS degrees, u mIuui and u seconds West 2;}lu4
feet,
The said mining claim being Of record in tho
2thce OF the County RECORDER OF saih VI ming bJs-
trttt, NJ Haley, III Alturas County. llah. Teri
ny The nearest huuWn locations being the In.
dian pue'n Lot 60. "War Eagle" Lot Il, ard til,
Nellie.
ANY and al porsa,,s Ginning aavers Is any por-
ton Of the said Emma" Lode Mmiue Claim or
surface ground, nre rcdurr.s "a file their ndNt rse
claims theret" with the Register of thr United
within the sixty days ratification tl,reui, or they
VIII be barred 10y virtue OF the provisions OF tn,
Statute III such cases mace and pro-, idcd.
HOMER l., POUND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
T.Ctice Ct G. ntest.
L. $. LAND OFFICE. NAlLYy. IpAUal
Nav l. ISs,

jeremiah Eelly cher, vs.. William Wlun.
NOTICE To NllIIANI MiNN:
You r. her by notified Il. I Jeremish Eel,eh, I
his obtained a Aearug ia this . nee AK rs. vasI
ht>tit thtF', Ne. -, nHd~ Il the limited Il t ,
rn1 GA II ol~s city. utLn, OF ,er l. l5o
t.r the + I. sac H. ana >. + : Z. IA sec =
r. =, L. IL J..
foU ar h rely MT I'd that y hearirC is SGT r
IEnr ., 1871. AT ihe Irit-l States Land . nee.
Il LEY. ii ha, 81 @ Il m.
Yen Hrf hire Y Summoned u app"ar at sqil oflc,
n snd day, AID r-s.a M t. aud urn sh testii o,s
ter ot said land
J"r H'at heileAer alleges non.desort characte.
of lane.
owen rn.,st or hrnls t''is lst DIV 81 AIsN lsst
hpNt E T.. P2UND. H-r.st,r
) :. NArGES. Eece.y.r
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
Dissolution Of C9-partn9rSlip,

To WHOM IT MAY Co.'S EHN:--Notice is hereby
gi, tn I The trim Of May. Kri n Co. OF tie
town OF bailey comfy Of Altar s, and Territ Iry
Of Ii 4hn, general march nts.' Is this day dis
solved ly limitation, andt mutual conss II Of the
r@tties hereto. NJ -rs. Elias My nd Geor p
Fr rg. ~ general psrtpors." will ooutrnne said
business ut the orc stand. W lie Mr. Baruch ~, =,
o the city ANA tourty of S'n Fir nci-eO. C1lifJi-
mia. here tof1re INIT part said firm, r :
tr~s. Messrs Elias May snd q orle hriog Il
psy or collect all accounts in favor or against
said firm.
ELIAS MAY.
Gi 20. KRIEG,
BAEuCn LEFT.
khiley. Idaho. Arril q. 1894. a2.wl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05

In the District Court IF the Cd Judicial Disri t OF
the Territ"ry Of Idaho, in and for the County
of AltlIah.
Richard II. Ably, plaintiff, Thomas v. Flint,
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of tie Cd Ju-
dicial District Of the r RI tory Of Idaho, in
aud for tie County of Alturhs. and tie eoin-
plant filed in sad county of Alturas in the Of
flee OF the CLERK If said District Court.
The People Of the United - ties in the Territory Of
Idaho send greeting t. Thomas V. Flint,
defendant:
YOU ARE hereby required to appear In m notion
b or ht nesin you ny tn" above nantd pluii II,
in tuc bHtrirt count OF the Second Jndiciaf Dis
rict OF the Territory of Idaho in snd for tine
ty ot Altur ~, and TO answer the compliant HI cd
therein. w tim ten days exclusive of the dty Of
s'rvlrej Hft,rthe service on you OF hi sunInors
its.rved within this equity: ur if rived out f
this county, but in this dist.i. within tw,it $
days; otnt rwise, within forty days. qua men,
BY IL f,ut viii he taken rsaiiist va according to
tie prayer Of slia complaint.
IL" SAID MT On IL br usht to obtain n decree of
tins Cont the reel sure OF cert in mCrtGa E
dcS' rb,d ~ the sud comp amt and tArclu 80 by
TIVE sntI Thomas Y. Flut. on tte setoud dry #
an ut, 1855 . 10 5 cure tac payment of nee rteifi
trpmisaorA note r 500, di t., August .. s,4 an.
SIX mo It's after dat, with interest IT p cent
pr HiuutI, running To said Aly al sfntd ly said
rltt tn ttu- premis.s cunveycd y s.itluo tEage
may he "li and the proce' DIS arpiei t. tAe p y
mo.t o. said promissory II e. and mortgage ma
% + rt,ut for attorney fees, provide ~ sic.
molt{aEc no in ease such proceeds are II I -u e.
lent 60 pay the SANE, the t. OBTAIN cxrcuti Oh
against sad lbomnS Y Flint Tor tine balance tc-
malninc due, aud niso .htt tbs ii def, u ian and
all persons ,lnim'nG 10y, thtuESh or un Ter Him.
nuy he barred rnd loreolOsed Of all 9ht, tie
clnim, lie equity OF renel.It,on. rnd il ter 4 n
and t. said NOR Gnged premises, and IN otncr ana
nit '"r r'hef HS viii more fully appear b. rei'r-
snce to tie complaint On lie L.r, in
Ana you r. hereby nut,ied tnnt if vOu fail to
appear and answer tAe sid complaint above
required, the i'll plant fl vi lvpPiy t. the c ,Nrt
ful the rcliD detunndod in the said oonpl int
Given under my hHud and the seal OF H.. Dis.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05

5
tprnGl tssiol. Aversion to society, Dimness ~
Vision, Noises in the Heal. the vitd nu!d puss
ing uoohserNel in the urIno and many other DIS
eases tnFt lrHd to- II sanity and Geatu.
NN NlNlll, WHO is = regular physjciln lgrad.
uht" Of taV University ut ItnuaylNautaJ Mi
nErr" forfeit fNt HUNDRED DOLLARS toi u cas-,
Of THIS KIND Ia" VITAL RES rDEArINE Clndt,
his special advice and treatment viii MT cure
Or + ANYTHING impure or injurious found IN it
DR MIN rtE tre ats all private Diseases success.
III ~ without mercury. tNN~ULrAtIDN lRrE
Thorough examination and advice including an.
alNsis II urine, -, Price ct NlvAL RI. roRAIIvf.
Sl''o h"'tit, or four times thu quantity. $500
sent = any address upon receipt Of price, or , q
y secure from observation and III private name
II d"sirr.t 10y \. L. MlNr.E. NJ. H.. II ht.rn,
street, san Francisco. Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Will he sent 10 any one applying Ny letter stat
inS sYlupt ms, and age. Strl,t secrecy A., re-.
Hhru 10 All tUs'nt - trans actions.
DIR MiAllE's hDNEh REMEDY, NEpUErTr-
u \, gutr~ al kii,S 81 hlauei snd i add t,,li-
paints, bunurrnota. Greet, leucurrhoen. Tul
safe 10y NJ druggists; 81 bottle sin bottles fer =
DR.. Ml\rIt'S "a NDEIIoN FILLS are th,. 4, :,
and CheNn'St b}sPfisll and BIlors cure in III,
market For sale ly MI druggt.ts.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05

direct that the tpreg ing notice of application
for patent ~ published ter the period Of sixty
days In the Woon RNfE hAiLN rNIi : II II. 4spsp,r
published al Halley, Aturas county ldauu Ter
ritury.
ms HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
v. n WArr. UailoN. ilAhn. Attv. for Apnllrnnt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
TIL. GREAT
E,:Ty,,ES.ssSss ESE-f}EEJT

i 4 never-''.i'inr ar
I r Nervous i / litN
Exhausted Vitality
= elniual Weakness
SrtimatorlfCcn, Los
MA>nuup, IApot.ncN
lAu,rArDNRHEA. parnlv
SIS, aud AZ TIN tori
bile 81 ct of S"if-Aiust
yuutDfgl tuliits ana "a
IcsStS iii mature" wear
such rs Loss OF Mem
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.

Rereu.rai on ( !
en'e"hlrtl systems
suffering t.OlA =
gene RAJ want of
tone. and ats usUal
concentrate, dls-
repSit an,.ntrv us
ness, Is seldom d.
rtNilla from Ii,
u.s. o. alpur,.lin
CtetNhi stimuli (
appetite. Un4la. .
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eneetSrali., vsl
Of the celtic oh
St"'ie II reI WrD
h"Niih and Nlser,
thHf Is a gem l.
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whirh liIylcs II -
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= and Dealers sr-
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1t circuates throughout United Canada 70
than published in the rapidly grow
ing Territory of ldaho its
Exceeds that of All Other Papers >o,noined
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-05


foCNG, MI Dt.EAoED and OLD men and ail who
need cdict SKILL and experience, COS suit the
a IUrr,e1n Physician * onre. HIS uplui II
COS MT in, and fUtur. mis-, ry and
aluF. Nhtn lICO,.Nr, lent to visit tie its tor
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express FREE trou. ola, ~ on It Is sci. evil
''nt inst ptlysi"ian WIo YES his whole as en-
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agree t. torf t 81 o g FIR coso uni It k n, not
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Application io, Patent.
NOTICE NO. IS,

C.ITrD SsArEs LAND OFFICE.
ENIsw, lnAHo,
NHrcn -, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel Harm g,ou
and Robert G. NhMpbegs, by " II. WitI. they at,
trhcy IN fhct, whose pustuhre address is
HALEY, AlturHs county. Idaho Territory, have
made alS<acation for a United States Patent tor
ba
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Makes claim whatever and leaves suberuyc to less appreciated
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1t had grown into DAILY and eeoronhc dspaches
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Cd Judicial Disr:t 0
the Territory Of ldsho, in and for the County
of Altirah.
p;.l.,,u A., ..,.i..3e -. MD.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-09
Some Interesting Facts About Our Ear
lieSt Ancestors.

AT the meeting of the Royal Society,
held last night, the venerable Professor
Owen read 4 paper which cannot fail
to cause great interest. The paper on
portion .'of a human skeleton from q
pleistoccne tpalelithic) led, Tilbury,
Essex deals with nearly complete
figure which has been discovered dur
ing the excavations of docks in
progress at Tilbury fort, and at a depth
of nearly thirty-two feet from the pres
ent surface. 1t consists of consider
able portion of a human skeleton, the
parts of which are determined and de-
scribed. The differences deduced are
that they were from somewhat aged
male of great muscular strength. and
such differences as to food as might be
drawn from the worn crowns of the
teeth in use at his demise are given. A
chemical analysis of the bones is added
by DIR. Walter Flight, F. r. s., of the
laboratory department in the British
Musem. A section of the several strata
dug through before arriving at the bed
is appended. This section determined
the man to have lived at the so-called
'.Palaolithic period" The author ac-
knowledged his indebtedness to Colonel
Du Plat Taylor for the transmission
of the skeleton, with notiiica-
ton of his discovery in letter of
1st October, 1882; also to Mr.. Donald
Baynes, the engineer of the dock works,
who transmitted a section of the strata.
The bones consist, among others, OF
the frontal and part of the occipital,
three teeth, incisors and canine; the
masticating teeth had been used away
and were gone and the cavities were
filled up. the femurs and shafts of the
tibia. The pclvis, which iiint-imple-
ment collectors have especially been in
the habit of looking for, was
entirely broken to pieces during the
digging, and the skull was also frac-
tured. The density of the bone was
higher than that of the fresh bone, and
could readily be pounded to perfect
Gated a great change. Analysis showed
it to be soluble to the extent of eighty
six per cent, consisting of lime, phos-
phate and carbonate. His forehead was
low and narrow, and the frontal sinuses
were prominent. in which respect he
bore marked resemblance with the
skull of what has, by common consent,
come to be known everywhere as the
Neanderthal man A remarkable char
acter is that presented by the g','tens
n,drtn,us, which was SO considerably
developed that he must have been
man who was capable of bearing great
weight and of great muscular power
The bed everything the remains consists,
counting downward, of clay, mud and
peat; peat, mud. peat and sand; at the
bottom of the mud, or rather at the be-
ginning Of the sand, was the poiut
where the remains were found.-Lon.
don Daity NeUs
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-02-09
FARM AND PRESIDE.

All animals eat less and thrive bet
ter for work and are in better flesh
when warm.-Iroy Times.
Horse radish should be dug and
packed away in slightly moistened
sand. Small boxes are suitable for
storage. Cincinnati Times.
A gentleman seeing many of his
squash plants wilt and die last season,
mixed two teaspoonfuls of kerosene in
pail of water, throwing enough on
every hill to wet the soil and stems.
Every plant so treated lived and pros
pered. Chicago journal.
An Orange County On. W dairy
man has tested the matter and found
that his milk, sold at three and half
cents per quart, was as good as butter,
allowing twelve quarts OF milk for a
pound of butter-at twenty-eight cents
per pound.
There is vast difference in the fla
vor of eggs. Hens fed on clean, sound
grain having good, clean grass
runs. produce finer-flavored eggs than
those having access to stables and ma
nure heaps and eating all kinds of filthy
food.-Prairie Farmer
A quickly made dessert is this:
Make a batter rs if for common griddle-
cakes, and then add an egg and some
fruit, either stcwed or canned berries,
drain the juice from them and stir
them into the batter: fry in little lard
and serve with pudding sauce.-N. T.
Times.
A nice way to cook turnips is to
peel them and slice them. and cut them
in pieces about an inch square. Boil in
a little water until they are tender
Then brown them in a saucepan, with
a little melted butter, pepper and salt;
or, instead of browning them, pour a
little cream and the yelk of one egg
(well beaten) over them.-Erchanye.
A correspondent who states that he
has used it many times with complete
success. recommends the following for
frost bites: Rub the affected parts with
pure oil of peppermint. 1t will also
prevent the after effect of chilblains.
Care should be taken to use only the
pure oil, and not the essence of pepper
mint. as the essence will not have the
desired e!tect.-Boston transcript.
A California stage proprietor pre-
serves the running-gear of his wagons
much longer in the following manner:
After the woodwork is MAZE. and be-
fore it is put together, he soaks every
part of the runninggea in crude pc
troleum oil for twenty-four hours, and
then, after putting it together. washes
the same with it from end to end. in
GLIDING the wheels. BY SO doing once
in each succeeding ninety days he finds
but little repairing to do. He says the
oil prevents the wood from either
shrinking or swelling, and costing but
a tribe, he is satisfied that it has saved
him many a dollar in the shape of re-
pairs. -.San FrdnciSco Gail.