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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-25
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NJ 81.
tNIirr STATES LAND OrrIt.F

UNITED STATES LAND OFrIrF,
HALEY. t"Ahu. October lG. 1884
NJ tice is hereby given. that the Elm i. col.
Mi,iinG Company, n corporation daily o.gari ,.i
and eNisting under and by vntie of the laws OF
thc STATE OF New York, having its principal Office
IN the city and county of New rk and doln.,
business in the county o. Altl.as, Territory Of
Idaho by it's legal, authorized agent rrle
Rollins. IT., who's Posto nee address is ROCKY Bar
AturHs county, Idaho Territory. has mad. appli.
cation for a Omitted States Patent for the
John BULL" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate IN Bear Greek Mining District, Atirae
county i"nh" Terrtory. consisting q: Loco lin, ar
tt,t OF the lode" and surtagr sluurd Coz feet wide
o'inG Lot No Al, snG described IA the field notes
and Plat Of the official survey nu file in TINS Off,
WIN magnetic variation at Is degrees and 30 MN
ut"s east. Ms follows
Commencing Mt the discovery point Of this
ciNill and running south /, d-grt-s west u1one
w'st END Inc 81 claim $40 feet to rnrr No {;
thence north II d"Sr, east 10 feet to corner No
= tlSnre south 70 desr.es east 800 fse to corner
No. 3: thence south II dearecs west GOO feet 4, cor
ner NO /: thence nortG 10 degrees west 800 feet
I" corner 20. and place uf hceinning survey Of
ext nor boundaries: embracing al arta o. 20 G5
acr applied for No conflicts From corner No
q, l. ; NJ. NJ so bears II, rtA u degrees, !, inin-
NJ . ana So seconds east z, S9i 66 teet dlstint
The said mining claim being Of record in the
once OF the County Recorder OF said siniuls Dis
trict' at HALEY in Atnras ,onnty, Idaho r, rrtory
Easts I'm, and "Republic."
Any and all p'rs us claiming adversely any por-
I OF the said "John Bull'' ode Mining
i"in, or surface ground. required to fill. their
adverse claims thereto with the Register Of the,
nlt"d states Land o'uce, at Hail.y. Idaho Ter
ffary within the sixty days publication thereof
or thVy VI be barred 10y virtue Il the proNisi rs
OF the st tate in such cases made sna provided
HOMER j.. POUND. Register.
direct That the 4 reGo'nc notice of anrlica-
ton for patent h" published for thu reric,i ~
siNty days ten Consecutive weeks, in the Woop
kivEa DAILy TIMES. Il newspaper published at
Haley. hltnrss county Idaho Territory
Oic HOMpR l. pOJrN, p.,;s,..
W. H. WATT. Attorney for Applicant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-25
500 Reward.

man known ~ Red Cloud" escaped fro" ~"
county jail in this city. the night of November '"'
He is about FIVE feet eleven inches In ne's'''
slim built, has red or sandy hair. small ''"~'
monstache. small, keen eyes; 10 shaved close
weighs about l55 pounds: has scar on rien' -
OF face, and front teeth we'll supplied Win S'N
filings.
reward Of 800 will be paid for the saPtuT
return Of the above described individual.
CHAs. H. FUkEi, speS'n'
HALEY, Idaho. November s, 1854.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-25

Lddy Mrs lots IL and II. bl IS, Bel evue .
Nuf..
kidred b b house and lot east sife of Bullion
street. Bul ion. Observation-Disclosures. 7
Erdnen Fred Lot 5, block ~. Halley......... 4
Einmert r lot 16, block %, and \ II and d
H. block ~ Haley. ..........,.. =. "A
Flynn Mrs NJ lots 4, 8 and 9, block z, Belle
Flowers r W lots ii ana t. block ST. belle.
Felsen,hal 6 lot !. block 80. Beleyna..:.
Foster Mrs lots I and 3, block n. Bellevue 5
Fairehiias Il lots and G. block 5, lot 8.
block W :. Believue.... ................... u 9
Foster let's 3 and 10, block &c. Bellevue 5
flaming Edward lots Baud 10. block "A, Belle.
Farquhar Geo % horses. los year dds IA
yearlii'gs, Little Wood river % 2
Frost . plssessory int rest lGp acres Oh
Malad, horses, II year old. 2 yeariings,
seows' -2yeir olis, II yeariings hog.
Ferguson north east Il, Sc, ton 81. south
range Il east, township 4, south west "A.
section 81 : horses, l vehicle, mower,
Fox Chn- o;s -. ana 8. block -, Ketcium 4 .
taiich !is--lot4 and 5. block 81. k4tchum 4 >
fuifori Frank iuts and t. block 49, K.tcLun 4
FltzsiInnons JAS north 50 feet lot L. bio X
lS,AXtures $4,000, Iii trchanGise 500, Ketch-
Fowler s Il ,o
south west = Sc ton Is. township 4. range
IS. horses, j.. year Odds, COWS, yearlil (
FREUD x Hardin posstssory interest 100 acres
ranch John possessors interest leo acres on
Soldier creek, veh ella. y horses - year
! olds, yearlinrs, t hrfers ! yearl,ps % 4
| Fisher " Co.. barn south side Main s.net
VIENNA. acknowledgements. .
Flanncry Ed store rnl house at Warm Springs
merchrn.iae Der croek. ... II |
/ F.lehie John mortgage oebt EE C.orL 23 .
fiahe John hoUse and !et east side of Main
| street, cow. Observation-Disclosures. :.
Goodman Geo west south u lot2, biork F.
/ lot !, block Il. 2 horses. jack i vehicle,
! Bellevue ......................... % s
/ Green III lot l. hIocl: a. Bellevue - =
Gree Wnrg lot :. blocl. il. Bellevue. .
- ntspeu james lot !, block T.........,. q
Goldn,au IS hone mouth Tdahoan Aulch II !.
r rg4or! j IN houses and lots south side.
inerc.i' nd.se. houses and lots north side
Wal, street Bullion. Observation-Disclosures. IL y
Gillesp't Mary 10 feet lot ., lock :. Shosho-
ne '.;';.:...:............, 90 g
GALLUP Nj s l. io !, block 81. ketchum "
Gihiwti Air q lot t. block 81. Il tchurl. 3 4
"anh't Il n iots ant :, bio I'll; 3 and 4,
lock 90. KIT hum. ................ ... 90
Graosier y, let ). block 49, Ectchun... 2
Guyer |! my IS = and 4. block u. Ketrhun 7 4
Gordon NJ in pfovemel.t On 100 acres Deer
creek horses, cows, VI hcle, machine IA g.
"ro.."s W"'e. i"' o. DOCK II, horses.
6Ntlsler Geo lots janh q. block So. Ke.thuu O.
Gilbert + pos.,ssory int r. st $50 acres
,.' An we n ,'nn.i- hrs"s ! wagon 10 81
ta.ena ,..... ,... ............... ! a
elena - $ 800 acres II Co'd Springs creek
ld0 acres on Little csn. or creek l3hor ,-S
6o"Xen. zoe stock tide wagols, l ma
Cru Frank house "nd l. north side Main
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
BONHANl.
Closing Exercises of Carleton College
A Musical and Literary Enter
tainment.

e"
Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, May 2l.-At an early hour
last night the opera-house was crowded
to ito utmost c.nacitv with NOT even
-. 49,, r., ., ,,.;,,,aa, ~ oo,,,
~ A., - -
Carleton college. The programme
oons;etod of yoca, and instrnmanta,
music. speeches. ESSAYS and reci,ations.
TuE q AzErrE man was invited to n
snecial chair near the stage. The exer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS.

J. r. Nandyne, general supeiintend-
ent of the Missouri Pacific, passed
north yesterday In his special.
The extension Of the gas mains TO a
point south of fuckers hill goes
bravely on, and the South side people
smile sweetly.
AL. Ray, son of 4. j. Ray, train
master OF the Missouri Pacific, has
Just returned from an extended trip
west. He speaks in favorable terms of
the country.
1t is said million hard dollars will
but repay the damage on the Inter
national g. Great Northern railway
alone, not counting the whole Of the
Gould system.
The Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe spe-
cial train left yesterday by way of the
Texas Il Pacific TO Dallas. 1t is said
themain officials of the road Were along
rs also the pay ear.
One question the Third and Fourth
warders are continually asking
When will the depot have respectable
lights? Strangers 10 Judge our city
by the depot and its brilliancy would
very naturally think us all in dark
ness.
The contractor, Mr.. johnson o
Strong station, who Ia getting out til,
ties for the Rosedala street railroad
informed us that he had twenty mcr
at work and proposed to deliver severa
hundred ties In few days.
The train from Dallas to Dentor
was forced 10 come via Fort Worth
last night, as the track ON the brancl
between those two places was WASHED
up. The regular Texas q Pacific west
bound was two hours late last night
We did not learn If the special train
To the Colorado sale was 10 come las
night or this morning.
The Fort Worth street railroad com
menced putting down ties ON Hemp
hill street on their South side exten
sion towards Bellevue hill, but TN,
rain was too much for the workmen
and work was postponed until fai
weather. Their new excursion car
are expected soon. Then q large bee
garden on the South side will be IN or
der is the latest rumor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
A CINCINNATI CRIME,

CINCINNATI, May %. - About 4
o'clock this afternoon in Sedamsville,
a lower river ward of Cincinnati, the
wife of Geo. Keiser discovered
Harry Hicks attempting to out
rage her five-year-old daughter.
She knocked Hicks down with her
fist. Hicks got up and ran away
George Keiser, the father, with Chas.
Lemburger and his two dogs,
pursued Hicks, and caught
him mile away. About
three hundred people, some provided
with ropes. assembled and talked Of
lyncning him, but the police patrro
wagon arrived and got Hicks oil to the
police station. Hicks Is twenty-thret
years old, and bears bad reputation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
TARIFF REFORM

JADE THE NATIONAL ISSUE.
IlSGroN, May 25.-The Post
prov print interviews with
20 Democratic members of the
representatives. in support of
aad that clear and explicit
E.o' principle, absolutely COM
'ne Democratic party 10 the
revenue reform in the
un campaign, shall
ae by the Chicago
~ IN July. Among those
td are Carlisle. Morrison,
1sosecrans, Hurd, Slocun, Cox
York, Buckner and Black
ne latter says they look to the
~ Ior a vindication of the
made this session for tariff
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
EGYPT.

PROPOSED MINED EXPEDITION.
LONDON. May 25.-Lord Duflerin
has stipulated that If Turkish troops
are dispatched to Suakim, English Off
GERS must command them, England
to. pay all expenses and have
sole control during the period of with
dlawal of the Turks from Soudan.
The sultan declines this proposition,
and negotiations are pending for a
mixed expedition of English and
Turkish troops, which will probably
be settled by the Egyptian conference
on 23d June.
MESSENGERS TO KH.lRToUNt.
CAIRO, May 25,-Ten messengers are
on their way to Khartoum, and Others
will be sent via Dongola. A thousand
rifles have been sent to the governor
Of Dongola, whose loyalty is estab.
lished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26

BosroN, May a5--The Massavnu.
sets, Rhode Island, Name anu h acs
Hampshire delegates to the aIe Green, -.
,,ara, convention left Boston &C.
niaht for indianapolis. III I ins;t
VII ia pe !o II Springfield, and the Yer
delega aed X New York delegates at AZ y
mon, ana Accompanying the regular :. Del Il.
sga.es t t,nase delegation. The general .s,
impression among ae nss;es al the In
butler will be renol'n
dianapolis convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
FRANCE.
THE CuANrI11.x ,or

THE CHANTILIY RACES.
PARIS, May 25.-In the race for the
jockey club prize at Chantilly TODAY
seven horses started. Little Ducl
won, with Archiduc, second. Fra
Diavola, third. At the start Kiss
Archiduc and Fra Diavola led. with
Intervals between the rest following
in body. AT the turn Archiduc. Fra
Diavola and Little Duck Were running
together, but Little Duck finally drew
away and won rather easily by two
lengths. Only neck between second
and third.
DECORATING COMMUNISTS GRAVES.
PARIS, May 25.-About one hundred
and fifty persons, including several
women, deposited wreaths of red
lmmortelles upon the graves OF
Communists in the cemetery at Pere
la .Chaise this morning. In the after.
noon several thousand, mostly sight
seers. visited the cemetery. MANY red
and black flags were displayed, several
speeches made, and cries of "vive ID
commune" raised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Horrible Freaks OF Insanity Mothers
Murder Of Her own Children.
An Old Man Beaten to a Jelly BY His
Crazy Wife.
AN INSANE MOTHERS rRieHrruL
DEED.

AN INSANE MOTHERS FRicHrFuI
DEED.
ST. Louis, May 25.-One of those
horrible freaks of insanity which re.
suit in murder and self.destruction,
and appall the stoutest hearts. occurred
mere this morning. Mrs. Alexander
Edmont living at 1910 South Comm.
ton avenue, left her bed about half.
past four O'clock, and going to an ad-
joining room forced open q desk be.
longing to her husband, procured his
razor, and, returning to her bedroom
cut the Threats of her three-months.
Old baby, Gerster. and her four
year-old daughter, Carrie Then p,ss-
ing to the next room, she drew the
razor across the throat Of her daughter
Emma, six years old, but did not make
very deep wound. The child awoke
and screamed, which awakened the
father, who rushed into the room.
While he was caring for the child, his
Vile went back to her own room, lay
down on the bed beside her dead
babies, and deliberately cut her
own throat. A moment or
two later, the husband, hearing
sound in his wife's room, looked in
at the door, and gazing moment at
the CHASTITY scene of his two dead chill
dren and bleeding wife, he rushed into
the street for aid. A policeman was
just at the door, who entered the house,
TOOK the razor from the hand of the
woman, who now lay insensible and
bathed in blood. A physician was inn
mediately called, who restored the
woman to consciousness, and dressed
her wounds, which proved not TO
be necessarily fatal, neither the jugu-
lar vein nor the wind-pipe being
severed. There was very severe
cash reached from ear to ear, and she
now lies at the city hospital in very
critical condition. Mr.. Edmont is q
railroad engineer at the Missouri Pa
ciiic round-house in this city. Two
years ago, while living Mt Poplar Bluff
Mo-, his wife started for Crowley
county, Kan, to visit relatives. ant
was found wandering round the 'nior
depot in this city insane
She was sent home, and after treat
ment was believed to be cured. At al
events there was no return of the NAL
ady until this morning. when 1t re
appeared with such frightful results
The child Emma will recover, but tn
two babies are dead, and there sscarce
ly hope for the unfortunate mother
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
THE ERIE BANK.
Swampea by SpecnIations Of Its ffesi'
dent in Oil aud Grain.

ERIE, Pa, May 25. President Adam
Brabendar of the defanct Erie County
savings bank has returned to Erie. ne
.Smits that he and Cashier Petit lost
Sina ,,0, in oil and grain. Brabendar
eiso admits that he took the money q
a the bank and paid 1t to his friends ana ~.
ieS1 aud exonerates the cashier.
He Is now in jail I pa
safety Execution will De DC
i issued tomorrow morning probably a 70
keen him there, as there Is great ie Ger
; neep anainst him. The paper ia the
i hank IL + turning out to be worthless .
p prahandar has assigned his private
,ranariv yaiued at 100000. to his
Creditors, but It will not pay them lem a sase
the stockholders viii lad pro amd many aGrs
from 5000, 900 to s35o,Ooo' anu i'i
will be ruined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
|oRk FOR THE WEEK.

n SENATE AND HOUSE.
|yeToS, May 25.-To-mor-
Mon of the house will proba-
noted to consideration of the
Mckinley contested election
/ final vote upon 1t, however. Is
lied before Tuesday.
tentative Willis intends to call
|ier and harbor appropriation
never the election contest case
|the way.
h says he will ask the house
upon consideration of the
Il, executive and judicial
biion bill as soon as the river
|cr bill is disposed Of. 1t is es-
n latter will consume about
<. Some of the members de.
hit general debate upon it to
ssible that during the latter
eweek the sundry civil and
Da appropriation bills will be
There will then be
appropriation bill, namely,
pal deficiency, to be
BY committee. OF the re-
Thirteen annual appropriation
pensions, Indian, naval and
sbills have not been passed
hOu;es, as the house refused to
plhe numerous amendments
the senate, and they were all
conference committees and
adjustment OF the points in
fy, More than 100 amend.
eie aided by the senate to
An appropriation bill. Promi
nbes of the house are of the
That the conference committee
oagree on the Indian, nava
office bulls, and that they vii.
be reported back to the
ID senate without recOmmen
fnd that a long discussion o
will follow. The army, Dis
Columbia and consu
diplomatic appropriation
e yet to be considere,
mate committee on apI,ropri
Vnly two appropriation bills
Military academy and agri
nave seen finally passed b.
KS and became laws.
aate Is likely to consume tn,
discussing the Utah bill, bu
may lay that measure TEN
aside if the appropriation
sreports back one of thei
MON bills now under consid
!lts subcommittee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
MuRnEREn FOR MONEY.

CLEVELAND, May pa Wooster
special to the Leader says two Arabian
tramps were stopping by the roadside
near the village OF Shreve this
evening. One had $500, and
the other stabbed and fatally
wounded him. took the money and
fled. The wounded man crawled to q
farmers house, and being unable &c
trlk English indicated 10y many ges.
lures the direction his assailant had
fled. Pursuit was made, the murderer
captured and identified by the dying
man, and the money found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
LwAY COLLISION.
s'aeut on a New York Road
WI hilled and Injured.

""u "a uA wv
sAH, n. y, May 25.-Train
here at 1888, was to meet
u. The train from the
Gs in at the rate of thirty
;nour, and struck the west
~, which had not got on the
'w'mpletely demolishing one
n s Of another, killing and
me following:
a ~. =. Walesbury of New.
hn sohn Wright of Savannah
Ia Suiey, Of Rochester.
o%t-Walter Butler of Roches.
Fs yIseh; ). Q. Grady of Roches-
,'i nuft; Harry Sherman oil
ao'99,i,sed; s. w. Pitts of Ly-
"m. Acton, seriously in
.os account ! says the train was
sl, sne main track TO a sid
~ a'l ,, the express to
n NJ ~, NE express came along
t,na u,sly miles an hour. The
IL VA, A. the two rear cars
In vsmolishing them. The
N was run into left Syracuse
3 K. and the train that ran
y len s paa section express
nd. iiaio al 4:20 p. IN
fo,la. fe Walter II. Waterbury
II; Mo John Wright Of Savan
Is b salelisel Dooley Of Roches
a ~, r,,a are-Nieholas Engler O
es,e,s leg; Mathew Buckley
NJ right thigh broken
an, sherman, interna
befis ~ scalp wounds
Ind h, OF Rochester, ches
sfhal injuries; John o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
BEATEN TO DEATH ny HIS WIFE.

TOLEDO, o.. May 25,-The CONNER
calls telegram from Bowling Green
says Geo. Anderson, farmer aged
fitty-eight, was beaten to death this
morning with hickory cane by his
wife, aged sixty-iive. His head was
beaten to Jelly. Mrs. Anderson Is u
large, powerful woman, and has been
in an insane asylum twice, being evil
IDENTIFY insane when the deed was
done. She has a brother, David Phil
lips, now in an insane asylum, who
killed Chas. Handy several years ago
while insane. Mrs. Anderson was
lodged in Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
The Great OIL Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The lire
at the oil works of Atlantic Refining
company continues to burn, but 1t is
thought the danger Is now past. Early
this morning three tanks, containing
40 600 barrels of oil, exploded, but the
oil burned itself out without doing
further damage, and tonight. only one
tank, containing 1000 barrels, was IN
flames. The estimate to-day places the
loss at about 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
-sr NEW TICKET.

TIE NEW TIokhr
,he Gazette. >,ooov
('saToy, May 2j.-The Sun
Eld today concludes a follows
1 !. adltorial giving reasons for
of Dorsheimer and
Ia all times and under
..,.nrss. John Hancock has
y time and talents for the
i, s people, and his devotion
G,nm d. party and princi-
hss,, only second to his
! p ,Ss integrity of nation.
o .ho,ld not be sacrificed to
~ Int the nomination of
8, and Hancock would Sc
while it would vindicate
k',,.b the nationality OF DEM
|s;iu'cjples. 1t is stated also
r,unnsack went early
mbirh is now a pow
,S',iical state, aud next
y hs was the most influen-
Y WI ~ of secession. His nomi-
ssIi do more to kill section
N suything else"
IN proposed ticket is being
.ss,ssd by the Northern press,
!. rjtb favor everywhere ex-
Republican papers, which
ri The record shows that
,,samer ran for lieutenant.
nth Tilden, he re-
nm thousand votes more
~, the Germans voting
i,wective of party. Only
ia Of German descent has
rssident, and it is claimed
inner that he would attract
~ Of his nationality in the
the Democracy. German
os q tendency to break away
Republican party anyway Ur
lilts puritan tendencies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26

Allen Clifford and wife Of Easton.
Washington county, will celebrate at
rhristmas the SEVENTEEN anniversary
~ their wedding. II life ~ spared 70
them I'M then. He is ninety-thfes
Years old and she Is eighty -nine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
THE RED RIVER OVERFLOW.

New ORLEANS, May 25.-The Plea
vune's Coushatta special says the
heaviest rains on record have fallen
there during the past ten days. me
river is higher than for number Oh
wears: crops are suffering, and hands
Unable 10 work. All the creeks anu
bayous of any consequence are SVEN,
ing into immense proportions, anu
planters and business men very much
discouraged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-26
Arrest Of President Fish.

NEW YORK, May 25.--James ID
Fish, ex-president of the Marine bank
was arrested tonight upon war
rant issued by United states
commissioner Shields. Fish
was arrested at Mystic Flats, broadway
and Thirty. ninth street, where II Is
said he has been hidden. He was not
taken before magistrate and u sui III
custody Of a deputy-marshal.