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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

Elm 8roerom1n, nod 8e9etterung, geihipet9e
Dern opierniltQen TanattSmus. SurAunl,
QQeS neiit auf cine balpige WteOerfebr Der
Commune bin. Ot:t munoerbarer Borlt0t
belegt Die 9te9ierung 10 eiltg lpte ln09lI0
ale StraBen BON 8art8 nit 9ol5ptlalter,
6aS 10 auSgeSei6net gut BET Strabell>
~fraipalen 5u oerlpenoen TT. Slr1 elrt
4aur Siebe nit Der SptBoEt uno
cine SalDuou 3lrohDl5er tDlti1eil Die nelell
nit Sheer getranften OOljblode gan5 pDrz
treiflid als SeuerbrdnOe sur @inQlherung
Der YrahtgebGuoe bon Bari5 benuBt wers
Sen. ODER man fam ite auh im gu 81
8drrifaDen peripanoeln uno, inDeln man
0iele an3itnoet, jeDe unrii6enoe Truppenz
maht sum Stiilitano 5piugen. Oanf Der
yStisbett unlerer Seh0roen ftnDet Die @pmz
mane ibre ganSe Wtunitlon l6on tn 8erettz
lhdft."
SIN dbnIi6em Sinne Ipreben itd 3ei@
tul1gel1 Der perlhieDenlten Tdrbel aus:
Nue Ureun0e ser yJtube uno Sronun9"
bebel, tpie in leilern S6Ittelfrolt, mabrell0
Dir umltlir5ler iubeln.
2Sas Die @efabr nod oergrDBert, 1T Der
betrllbldme ~mirtblhnttltDe Nudgdt9 grant
reid5 unD il5belpnbere Der Staot YGrts.
Die BON Der 0oltsDertretung Ctn9e1eBte
@0mmiliion bat nur oas 9orbanoenietn oeS
Jtotbltanoe5 feit1iellcn ionuen, aber feline
lplrtiatnen Niittsl sur 2lbbiilfe por5ui6las
gen gclpuBt: in bieier 6tlli6t tappt tie
pnuitQnoig i'm 0untel. Sn oIelenl Sorns
ntcr lpcroen nun aud) ole iii Dortgen Sabre
btgorHenen gteubauten in 4aris fcrti9 uno
Da Die 8au>S capitalization arg perfraht lit,
10 oaB MIR petjg l1euc unttrneDnungen
geplant merben, 10 miro it'd Die 3obl Der
neutrality-suspicious. 2lrbeiter in YartS I'M
.3ebntaulenoe permebren. Damn tit Die
ariegsma1t Der Commune fertig. gtoA
DOR Dem bunpertiten Sabrestaee ues Sturms
auf Die 6alliIIe perDeri pleleiht neue Strolne
Siutes III Den Straben DON Aaris flleBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
=suGeale,ncr ssaareunArtt.

@t1GeuaeIncr gS-Gareunlret-
gprtt. - cxn @htcago i.l2;tr 81. 2out5
LII in @inctnnatt gill; IN peorsI
.l2; in QalIlmore 1.16.
0utter. - creamery" bette 20022:.,
,iemli9 sute bis quite 14@19c.. .Datrp"
cute DIS UeGe l4@19c,, gerln9ers AuuIttIt
ga 12c.
@ter. --@133c bos Ibb.
@efla9 t. NeDetoe &urfeps 129@13:.
Scs ID. leb. innse 1896 5. DbO. &l1s
ten 3.25@4.00 Oa5 OuBeto leb. ulto -@-c.
eelGl. @anle -@-c. 9el9l. IND $2.00@
7.UO ooS 2uBeno leb.
&~artptreld. gorlp Stole 38@40c.
per 6ul6el benin Gar AMI Der Babn. S0one
Nea6bloD5, Surbauts uno Beauty OF 6es
bron 4UU044c.
Neue RartoffeGn4.0 O@5.0O bas SaB
fitr Jterp Srleanle r uno 5.50@6.50 fir Sers
muDdS.
aepf et. - 3.5O@6.OO oas IaB.
IDntI 6e1er 4 q.6c. ountler 9@f3c-
pen. $1.6J @l.65 DIS lJJ BTutO
iilr aemtl4te ,.@ouutrp''.
sop II. - Jtem yorf 22@27c, 8uciHc
29@26, Stsconitlt 10(02Jc.
Apfeliinen.- Holtitdnd $-.-@-.-
bas NaB uno -.-9-- Oas &llt9en, HlorloG
-.-@-.- odS Eilt1en, 0alencld S.O0@
wv uC 0NtltS ANo OISItH'" wv w.
Stltd)en.
Groien.- @rilne, grbIen $1.15@1.2O,
relperoleu1. 10@1.15, ItarrolDfdts 1.2O@1.25
eerpult. 28@3ac. Dd5 Bf0.
81 n.-Nute yUteDiu1nS" 1.25@1.Sj.
gete y Jteoiums" 40 @2.20. oJtoptes 2.2O
@2.30 Der SulDeL i'm WroBen.
lett 6rduue5 su 81 0-4c.
oeltes 5@-c.. meIBe5 6'Q0sc. oGs $50.
sag. Su6en Tic Jto. @ouittr9
Goo. 9to. < 81 &c.
ettroueu. - $2.0003.5O od5 Rttt1sn
fiir Utelrttd.
Bie slant 11@23c bus Bfuno.
Solat.-2 5@35c bas Obo.
Wurtem.- - S00n90c DaS Obo.
l. Spinut.- 3.00@3.23 oaS Sap.
&pmaten. - (Serlnuod) 75c@l-O0 ods
6ii1deu.
NaOies9en.-15@80c. bds 0sO. Sit=
Sparee1 50@90c. bas 0sO. gunOden.
&otbe NIben. 75@oJc oaS 0Hs.
Gunb.
Aunge Grbien. $1.5O@2.OO Oas
Gui6els&tt0en.
@etBfo5L.- 5.50@7.OO Der Crate.
Suppeufraut. - 25@4Uc. odS SPo-
Giino9en.
III obrruben. - 40@5Oc Oas0us- 8ins
oel0en.
MeiBe 8aben. = 100000 bos GnsenO
BiinoelOen. :.
Equal /. - @4c Oas ID fir weiben unS
6@7c fir 9elben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

@m 4. Oiat bat in 9art5 bic g8a6G zines
neuen 0enleinoerat6s itattgefunoen. Die
8et6etligulg Dardn mar ltdrter, ais ie
suUor. IS tpuroen i'm @aujen 81, 900
Stimmen mehr abgegebel, ais BET Der leB=
ten Q&abl Q861), aber Don Der @eiammtz
3ahl batten Die Il III it ur3parteteu
(So3ioljiten, Gnar6iiten, @OlleftiOjiten,
@ommuniite1 2c.) $4,000 Stimmen
nebr, ais Dor brei Sabren! Sic 9abe1l
fir lire &anOioaten iber 175,000 Sttm~
men ab. 9teben iDnen balten audi Die
f0niglt0 Oeiinl1ien einen fIeilen @es
mimi auf3npeilen. Die Gerluitc fitlen ole
ouf Die our a3eir 6errl6enoe Yartet (Oppor>
tuniiten).
0oB Elm ioG6es @ablergebniB un9eheures
glufieben madt uno Die ~bangiten BefHr6s
tungen pabruft, lit leibt 5u belretfen.
Qenn es iltbt 9arS Dandh aus, ais oh cine
1Ieue Sariier 6 0 III nj Il lie I'M Nn5uge lei,
Die Diesmal mo6l non GrQere Sdrednilie
i'm @efolge BADEN tpilrDe, oils Die BON 1871.
6tnter Der Commune ober itebt, na6Oem
iie Dur6 lire etgenen @rellel 5u Wrunoe ge'
gange1 letI muroe, ais 9tettcr - DAG
R0ntg b Ii NJ pom 0otte5 0lta0en.
Der v@auloiSN i6reibt bieriiber: yOte
Qablen beipeiicn y Dag Die Gepu6lit Elm
oraes 9cf befommen bat IND I'M Stufeu
lit, p DoB cine 3IelbemuBte touigli6e Bartej
beitebt, uno 3 OaB 6ratfreib nm iber Die
Commune, Der eS fi6 nit raidcn SnritTen
nGbert, gum &Dntgtbum aeIaugen wirO.
Ntan Dergeiie ni6t, Dap ipenn es gum
StraBenfampfe tomnt, Gin Nnarulit
DolQitf ~finfbunbert rubigen SpieBbutgern
oepe6ien lit. Die Gnard!lten Wiiien
9enou. mas ffe noQen, unO lie mOlen es
ernItlid oenug. nm ibr Qeben oaron8uIeBen.
9lber bic dnOeren Jtepublttauer haben peber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

SIM 3eitgeibdft lGloB 8 ei5en gu 894c
g = y >nni, ~ ,,uli IN nrO 91s SUM;
Au9ult; 9oter 335 SUM-, 334 Suli, 29i
AuYult.
,pttDolings".-1 Gor all $14.25, l
&or 81 1850. 4 @ors Su l4.55, 2 @ors al
Sl3, l Gar 6u $16, @dr gu SIT Die Come.
6lete. - 4 @arS gu 1890, s @ors III
12.124, | Gar 81 1926, i @ur gu 1880, | 0ar
@itp gu $l3, l Gar 81 10 20 Die lonne.
..Qeu. felt 81 $12. 500 800 Die Come
tnr 9to. l Smotbp, $1l@I2 fir 9to. 2 DO,
$9@1O.5O fiir atipeD, $13.50@14.00 fur
,Aopa uplolD Grairie. SO fur State, $7G0S
fir Jto | Bruirie.
Somerelen: Giinotbp $1.17@l.4O,
8leelaiten. gutter bis better, 5.25 0j. 80 -
Netl1idIlelt III -.-@-.- dlf Der SuDu In:
9dri,1er N'rasiameu 40, 06)c. Ntlet 80 $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
GtaOitrt lett 1891.
Henry SChOeIlkOpf.

Yso. 232-234 St Eauootpbsg tsaBe.
srpii6en Tranftin uno Ntartets Ssrd5e.
erbteIt ioeben pieSer cine frii9e Se1touu9 pom
Jteueu Gemiiics rmO 93Iumcninrneu,
Gartenz umO OeIo9raSin1teu,
(Td)tctt Sapc= umo yIoffn=GGHee,
Grans. 9auiua=SbofoIaoe Iuo Gdcao,
&eufid) ~ 0idc=Ssafee,
Gd|teiit q ttit u alto lnliparjet Ebee,
Gonocuftrtet 6)tOEt 5crsftiIa1,
Citizen unO bittcret WanOeIu,
N3uit sratl; ctI @ alcu tiu0 Gttrpnnt,
StalieniId len Jtmoein u,to Wtafaront,
gS iiehgrie5, Ninie1 NIB t5rttnfert,
S,irie, Veelgctse ntto 9ngo,.
SartOf intebl INTO JteiSrtebI,
W4o tifai1ca uno ilKS0t. Naprtfn,
Geuts d. en-, s.ssue ti II cIntmS,
0etro1meteM e irnsn uto NiridDen,
Sfrau;. S~Tatf6ri scnsR n%attnelt,
.tatts. SdrGincS, 0rGiet ttito Shatttpt9ttotSs
SraunI 1t uciger Gerueiatiuu rit,
OSnthuer Eriti iet=&e mart,
cStaI. Gallant uno Gat2eHeu,
S~ctnltca to4. WtildDaer S1rii9et,
{atp. run. G6r0ite5 uua ~Staoint,
Ssati:Dmrdcr 0tous3GrtnSc
3sefimtrIem aien Ino 9teI!tan9et,
Wsartnirtcm sSorraen rlo WtafteIens
&ievig'S VIeiiGl:Ggtraftr
Gbti clii GJctt S gDer,
9dJtetn S1tDetierfdie,
Frontage de ssrie,
y1eufdIat Ter MnO &nIt0t1fe,
ISnrntcIaits tlil0 G0anter Safe
WpGmeforts uno gritnctit SsGles
9;aE.icr Gd)mRpttaoa&,
SpiniaraO eril uuo y oufra5ertt,
Aues 5u ben b~iut9fteu Breiier.
Henry SchOSl1kOpf
o~ini1ttuu Wholesale g. Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
W0r focr4nt.
(B 0 d If IT,
@htcdgo. Montae, 10. Wot

~@htcdgo. Wonta9, 12. Wat.
Ser @etretoemarft f6loB se9en Die gorz|
mode nteort9er, fir 0el3en UNI 34c. unb
fir storm UNI &c. gts ,Sreita9 mar Die 6al=
melen; am Salnitao aber plr,elte IN jSoloe
ult9iinitiger Jta0ri6ten pon Jteem Oorf Mets
gen UNI Sc, 8prn nm &c. urD bater UNI
8@1c. gSir notiren i'm Saarsei9aft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
Oh NJ

g 9afe.- 3ufubr circu: 10000 Sttf,
segen II 900 in Der Noripo0e. Din ben beis
Den lebten &a9eu ioar Die 3ufubr 10 gert19,
Dap fdlt lr9ello ELL GretS be3ablt puroe.
B"ertQltft muroe1 II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

&tnbDteb. Sic !3ufubr belief ft9
auf CO. $4,000 Stiid, ge9en 33,3OO in Der
Norpo0e. 0ie lreiie l9lplien nm l0@25c.
boDer, uls in Der pori9en @oDe fir oue 5ors
ten Don fetteln Sleb.
8iDe broUten DON 3.W@4.75, gnllen
3.50@4.9 81, let9te Stiere 5.50@5.70, nttt=
teIlOlpere 5.SJ@o.90, lUDere 6.1O@6.75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

Rene gobnen. $1.25@1.75 ooi
gul9elfit6el fir CRIME uno 2.50@2.75 fit
9eIbe.
@rbbeeren.- 2.00@9.00 bas 8it6er
@24 Quarts fir MifNlitppier uno (enueieer
3ptebeln. = 10M3Jc baS 0BD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

S9metne. = .3ufu6r 105, 900 Gtiif.
gesen ~, 900 in Der Normo9e. Greiie nm
3ow15c. bober, ais porlgen Somitag. Ges
sublt lpurDe: So. UO@1%o fir tei6te, 5.4O@
90 fir ousgeiI6te lerdte unO $5.5O@6.25
tur lulDere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12

Grtifenenos 85edeft. nieaercrt4ereer ausi1Idg, S~ts
sa sGqg = ,9 r,s %n :, T. i,+ TSrS 81. ~ , :. q saR mhe Sdn9iiifgs'
Guttcura We olbtr osr ne G 2'!ntretrts
per, Z tEdf as mt uuo bic q soiritur1e 3 tlrs
rreinlttfsiten unp siftiSeN e,enl. ttte unb %entfesnl 10 bic
Grtirrrd, ona oroSe sat ec~iltrittct, Iirsert o,s
ge,b idIitb gil e " D Grit, ti bang, 6rt ie Sat rno
sogf9eilt, BELT 1ei5ulire na0 ggunssu, uno brinst
bag GdGr toieoer.
G~uttcura- q etfe, .pn dnaerreferer 6autSerfb5s
HereT tne Totlcttst-%erftrfnt8 Q $ lrtcpra Lace
: tier, Gngf9tdg BET 1du9tiraen, paut1eaen, eeiprans
9 ne IND 0f &c &aui.
.Gurtcrrd 5~eitmttteI TnD nsfotnt rein ttno
BITE e~tnitaen u~rfebGrar II 8tutre' ntrer f:nb outzWerfeS
nsrer. gEtro dbrrou octtauft. ysreis fir lticHtd 81 Gts.
rnI :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
Gro ltet G,tcrc Ger friId).

WFV IIeT WUcrc VteF TTtfGJ.
gGurum pout SGr tie iest fir s Gents perfauien, rud5t
rsno Sbr tic obne Y1ibs ODER Roiter bis gum " met
friId, crbulten uro oan1 ir 50 @etts ~uerfdnfen f6nnt
Sd babe sic etn5tg ridi4iac hnb ~urisbIpare @etie, bic,
ietbet BET betBsm we talsem Netier iur iroero lpeIder
Seirdum iriid1 3u erbottcn, entbedt UNI. ppHfdlofg
crprobt. 6eit Wofent cajt oorr IcaierDatieH.
Sd lenbe pouitonoige Anurtiun9sn an trleno eiue ao,
reiie nu9 2upians pon $IOU unS 3 Toititlup5. Se;
f~rteotglng eorlut uoer oos gelo 2uriideritattet. apr.
s.. 6. SattieB, 9.O.sgOr 83S, GreitOH, llnioa so
Sopo. 13mi6N p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-12
en- ~DcrfaMfc1t !

Cine Sdrnt III 240 Nfer i'm liiotiden @tnnsiota,
boptn 200 in guttur, ber 0teit @alo Hno @Setoe, unntt'
telbor bel Stabt uuo gt)en6Ibn, berrltHe gage fiji
Nderbuu oosr G%tebaidIt, nit gutet Ggbdioer1, tit mti
Snpentar (farmmaibtner, Ticros1 II. I. n.y. uno bless
Der Gauf,umrte fam bppotbeturti6 iteben bteiben. 9ta9;
sufrogen bel 6. & j. Bi(iina. -
28ap1DtwO @prin9feIO, groron Go, Uttnn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-13

The entire OUTFIT will be sold ct the rate OF
rs cents per pound. As serviceable as new
material. The print of the Express Will show
for itself. CASSIDY q SKILLMAN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-13
TAPE WORM.

A N EMINENT GERMAN SCIENTIST HAS
IA recently discovered from a root extract
an absolute specific for Tape Worm.
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to the patient. but is peculiarly sickening and
stupefying to the Tape Worm. which loosens
its hold OF Its victim and passes away In a
natural and easy manner, entirely whole, with
lead, and while still alive.
One physician has used this specific in over
400 cases, without q single failure to avoid
worm entire. Success guaranteed. No pay re-
CURED until removed with head. Send stsmn
for circular and terms.
HAYWOOD d CO..
1eS-ly 10 Park Place, New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-13
For Sale OF Rent.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-13

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"For Rent" "For Sale ana can b
Rooms To Let" In large letter.
had AZ this Office ct as cents ea0n'
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-16
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
CAMP ON HIS TRAIL.

Now that the Democratic candidate
is making public canvass through
Alturas county, the Republican anti
Mormon candidate should scamp on
his trail" and either controvert or adj.
init the truth of his charges, while
pointing out to the voters the remark
able silence which he maintains upon
questions Of the intenscst interest to
the settlers Of Idaho.
M. HALEY, while denying all SYM
pathy with the polygamists, and thus
pursuing the very course which the
TIMES jocularly advised him to pur-
sue, very carefully refrains from allud-
ing to his connection with the infa-
nous Snake River bill he is equally
anxious not to mention that road ia X
law OF his which ruined every toll.
road in Owyhee county, and which is
still SO unpopular all over Idaho he
likewise cautiously avoids any explain
alton of the fact that he sent outside
of the Territory for grain to feed his
stock, when the local granarics were
full of home grown. All these, and
other lapses Of this sbrewd politician,
should be pointed out to the intelli-
gent voter.
Let preparations be made and dates
set for meetings. But three weeks of
the campaign remain, and the Repub-
licans and anti Mormons have much
work to do.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-16
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 80.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. IDAHO, October lG. 1884
Notice ia hereby given. that the Gilmore Gold
Mining Company. corporation duly organized
and existing under and by virtue Of the laws of ths
state OF New York. having its principal office in
the city and county of New York. and doing Dusi.
ness in the county Of Alturas, Territory of Idah~
by its legally authorized agent. True w. Rollins
Jr, whose Posto.hce address is Rocky Bar. Alturas
County, Idaho Territory, has made application for
United States Patent for the
CORRECTIVE" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate In Bear Creek Mining District, Alturax
county. Idaho Territory, consisting of 500 linear
feet Of the lede and surface ground GOO feet wide
being Lot No. IS, and described in the field notes
and plat of the official survey on file in this office
with magnetic variation at 10 degrees and so min.
utes east, rs follows: Commencing at the discoy-
cry point OF this claim and running south II de-
grees west along west end line of claim, 800 feet
10 corner No. !; thence north II degrees east 600
feet to corner No. 2 thence south ~ degrees east
lSo feet to cerner No. 8; thence south II degrees
west 6ae feet t. corner No. 1: thence north 70 de
grees west 500 feet to corner No. and place of
beginning survey of exterior boundaries, embrac-
ing total area of 2o6 acres: excluding. however
from this application ana description the area in
conflict with the Ada Gilmore" lode, unsurveyed.
VA acres: and the area in conflict with the ada
Gilmore East Extension" lola, uLsurveyed, l.U9
l9.l3 acres From corner No. 3 =. s. NJ. NJ No.
bears north u degrees ard IS minutes east 63 feet
distant.
The said mining claim being of record in r. q
office Of the County Recorder Of said Mining Dis.
trict. Ut HALEY. in Alturas County. Idaho Terri.
tory To nearest known locsti, ~ br'ng
the "Ads Fillmore "Ada Gilmore East Ext,n.
Aion," and "E-publir."
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por.
ton If the said objective" Lode Mining Clai:, or
surface ground are required to fle their adverse
claims thereto with the regist.r of the United
States Land Office, at HALEY, Idaho Territory,
within the sixty days publication thereof or they
VII! De barred by virtu" of the provisions of the
Ststute IN such cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND Register.
direct that the foregoing notice of applica lon
Tor patent be published for the period of sixty
days item consecutive weeks IN the WooD RIVER
DAILY TIMES. newspaper published III HALEY,
Alturas county, Idah" Territory.
dig HOMER l.. POUND, Register
". H. WATT. ATTY. for Applicant,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-16
AN ANTl.MORMON DEMOCRAT.
He PropOnnds Some Very Pertinent
Questions, and Expresses the Senti.
ments If Hundreds Of Quiet, Thinking

| AAe AsVROWuWS COuac VtTy 1cTCuUCul
Questions, and Expresses the Senti.
ments If Hundreds Of Quiet, Thinking
Partisans.
kErcHUM, IDAHO, Oct. IA, 1884.
To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES:
Being regular reader of your val
liable paper, | desire to say word as
to the political issues which are now
agitating our Territory.
fully concur with your reasoning,
and the foundation you stand upon,
in advocating the election of Mr..
Singiser, as Delegate to Congress-, in
preference to Mr. HALEY, whom l look
upon as virtually the nominee Of the
Mormon church il Idaho.
Mr.. HALEY can denounce polygamy
and Mormonism to his hearts content,
but he cannot convince me of his sin.
cerity, nor can he obliterate the fact
that his nomination at Boise City was
secured through the Vaccinations of,
and by polygamous Mormon votes.
! desire to say in this connection
that l am, aud all my life nave been, a
Democrat, but l claim to be too much
of an American and too loyal to the
principles Of the Democratic party to
ever ally myself, even indirectly, to SO
disgusting, vile and disloyal an insti.
tut,cn as promoted the nomination OF
John HALEY.
So much for Mr.. Haley and my
concurrence with the TIMES.
Now, let me ask, how you can con.
sistently work for the election of Mr..
Brearley, against whom l have nought
to say, over Colonel Wall, who is per-
haps the most radical and pronounced
anti Mormon in all Idaho?
Colonel Wall is, in my opinion, .
man who deserves more at the hands
of the people of Alturas county than
any one in it, and a man who has
placed himself in the breach on every
occasion where this vile Mormon Snake
has dared to show its forked tongue.
can say to you, Mr.. Editor, that
there are many Democrats in this vi
oicity, besides myself, who are going
to vote for Mr.. Sipgiser, but we feel
that the Republicans, for the same
reason, ought to support the election
Of Colonel E. A. Wall to the Legis.
lative Council of the Territory.
lam. Mr.. Editor, respectfully, ETC.,
ANTI MORMON DEMOCRAT.
while we confess to an enthusias.
tic admiration for Colonel Wall, we
feel that Judge Brearley, being on
the anti Mormon ticket, is entitled to
tho votes of the anti Mormons.-ED.l
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Call and Settle.

Notice is hereby given that Messrs.
Coffin Bros. have made an assignment,
to me OF their property for the benefit
of their creditors.
All persons having claims against
Coffin Bros. will present the same to
me. All persons indebted to the firm
of Coffin Bros. will pay the same to
me without delay.
F. T. LANG Assignee.
HALEY. Idaho, October 6, 1854.
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NEW TODAY.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO a.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO. October IL. 1884.
Netfce IL hereby given. that the Fillmore Gold
Mining Company. corporation duly organized
and existing under and by viltne Of the laws OF
the State Of New York, having its principal Office
in the city and county Of New York and doing
business IN the county OF Alturas, Territory Of
Idaho. by its legally authorized agent, True "
Rollns. Jr.. whose Postoice address is Rocky Bar,
Alturas county. Idaho Territory. has made appli-
cation for a United States Patent for the
JOHN BULL" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Bear Creek Mining District, Alturas
county Idaho Territory, consisting of 800 linear
being Lot No. Al, and described in the field notes
and plat Of the official survey file in this office.
with magnetic variation at IL degrees and so min.
utes east. ~ follows:
Commencing ut the discovery point Of this
claim, and running south ii degrees, west along
west end line Of claim 800 feet to corner No. /;
thence north II degrees east 900 feet tn corner No.
y thence south 70 degrees east 800 feet to corner
No. b thence south II degrees west 600 feet to
ner No. Il thence north 70 degrees west 500 feet
to corner No. and place Of beginning survey Of
exs"rior boundaries: embracing an area of 20 &C
acrt applied for. No conflicts From corner No.
2. U. 8. NJ NJ No. bears north Al degrees, II min
utea and 81 seconds east 2,s94 66 feet distant.
The said mining claim being Of record in the
once Of the County Recorder of said Mining Dis
tf1ct, At HALEY, IN Aturas county, Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations being the "Greay
Eastern" and "Republic
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of the said John Bull" Lode Mining
Claim or surface ground, required to file their
adverse claims thereto with the Register of the
United States Land Office. at HALEY, Idaho Ter
ritory, within the sixty days publication thereof
or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions
OF the statute in such cases made aud provided.
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
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Dental Work.

To those desiring my professional
services this fall, l would state that
about November 10th shall close my
Office until next spring. Parties who
want plates fitted or teeth filed this
fall should not wait until the last mo-
'nent, as shall leave HALEY for the
winter on that date, and can give
much better satisfaction if time is al
lowed to do good work.
DR.. G.. w. NEwsoM,
Surgeon Dentist, over Tracy & Foote'S
Drugstore, Haley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-16
Lumber! Lulmber!l

To my friends and patrons: l am
now receiving from the upper country
about 10000 feet Of saw.logs from
which will cut very superior grade
Of lumber, and am prepared to take
orders for 6rst.rlsss lumber at SEQ Der
1000; for second class at SIS per
1000. +. H. Rowe.
HALEY Sawmills.
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A WARMER.
CONUNDRUMS FOR HON. JOHN
HALEY To ANSWER,

Was He, or Was He Not NOmlnated By
Mormon Votes 2-Aad Did Not Bishop
Bulge Defeat Hon. James II. aawIey.s
Nomination, After 1t Was Almost Ne.
cured To that Gentleman
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Fountain saloon and Beer Rail.

This new place is now prepared to
accommodate customers with the best
beer on the river, and other refresh
ments Of all kinds. Remember the
place: West side Main stre< t, a few
doors below the bank.
F. B. VIM. NJ, ager.