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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
is the Eleventh district. The Republicans
claimed Hart had pulled through for con-
gress, but there is no doubt of the election of
Ellsbury, Democrat.
Democrats Still Confident.

lSpeSldi ieieBIdH 20 the GlODe-
CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-"Anything less in
Ohio than 5000 Republican majority is a
victory for the Democrats said Congress
man Jere Murphy, of Iowa, to-day. ''Be-
cause in estimating the result you have not
compared it with what the Democrats did
year ago. You have to compare it with the
efforts which were made to carry the state by
Dudley, Donaldson and Clayton When the
official returns are in, fancy that there will
be surprise in store for the Republicans.
There is such thing as growing too soon."
''What is your opinion of the effect of the
election!''
''The effect will be to elect the Democratic
national ticket There is just one way of
looking at this thing: "The best man
among the Republican leaders declared that
to have any effect on New York they had to
carry Ohio by Is, 600 and they ought to have
10000 Well, they haven't got either the
one or the other. Hence the election in
Ohio, when the facts are aualyzed, the Ger
man dissatisfaction with the Scott law
and the unblushing use of money and
fraudulent methods considered, will be
found to have no effect whatever on
New York. There was no independent vote
in Ohio. There is in New York, and we will
carry the state by $4,000 majority. The
Republicans concede US Indiana and what
more do we want than that state and New
York. 1t is very clear to my mind that
Cleveland's chances are better now than be-
fore the Ohio election. The effort we made
to carry Ohio was only passive one They
told us that we might carry the state. Well
We knew that if we could Mr.. Blaine's goose
would be cooked by quicker fire, that was
all. As it turns out the bird will be roasted
by slow stages and it will possess the desira-
BILE advantage of not being underdone',
National Democratic mmitteeman, NJ
NJ. Ham, of Iowa, arrived at the fremont
house this morning. He was evidencing the
best of spirits as to the final returns from
Ohio, which he claimed would be consider
ably less than 10000 Republican. at was
this way year ago when Hoadly was
elected" said he. "The Associated Press
sent out reports at first that the Republicans
had elected their state ticket The second
day it was admitted that Hoadly was elected
by small majority. When the official re-
turns came in they showed Democratic ma
jority of over 12,0 ,000.''
Mr.. HAMS opinion was that if the majority
fell short of 10000, as he believed it would,
the result was virtual defeat for Blaine
He had no hesitancy in feeling the utmost
confidence in the outcome. Had the state
gone 10000 Republican he would have re-
garded the final result as more doubtful
Regarding the Germans in Cincinnati, he
freely expressed the opinion that the defec-
ton among them had been overestimated,
but he believed there were still enough Ger
mans in the ranks of the Democratic party
to insure the election of Cleveland.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
Eafhusiasfic Islca Democrats.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Oct. 16.-The Demo
cratic meeting here to-day was grand sue
cess in every respect. There were fully TO-
600 people present. An OK was roasted verv
successfully and eagerly devoured The
streets were filed with strangers and
thousands of farmers throrged the
highways. EVERYBODY seemed happy
and hopeful. Heavily loaded trains
arrived over different roads bringing clubs
from large towns and hundreds Of people
from the rural districts. Hon. J. g. Carlisle.
accompanied by Judge Cook and local COM
mittees, arrived from Des Moines on the
1890 train. Mr.. Carlisle was escorted BY a
band and the local club to the residence of
J. ". Mattice. The people began to
assemble at Watson's grove about
noon and at O'Clock roasted an or, which
with 5, 900 loaves of bread was served to the
multitude At O'Clock the train from the
west arrived, bringing three Cleveland clubs,
one being composed entirely Of Indepen-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
WEST VIRGINIA.
pEMocRAr1c NY & ooo v,,on,-,-

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. I6.-Maxwelrs :
majority in Putnam county 25O, in Wood
40, in Fayette 17O. Tucker county gives
Wilson 115 majority. Indications are
that Wilson will have 5000 majority in the
state.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Oct. 16.-KanaSha.
this county, gives a large Fusion majority.
ranging from 500 to LOCO. Maxwell. Fusion
candidate, leaves this county with fully
1890. Wilson, Democrat nominee for gov
ernor, viii carry the state by 5000. The
Democrats in the county lose all the offices
except few constables and justices of the
peace.
WHEELING, Oct. 16.-The following are
the majorities on governor as far as heard
from. Those marked with star are Off
cial:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
a Plurality of1O,OOO.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

Dt.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct 16.-Both parties
concedc that the Republicans have plural
lty of 10000. At Republican headquarters
the plurality is figured at 1878, at Demo
cratic headquarters at 10, ,63S. They did not
come close together in their figures until to-
night. These results are based on complete
returns, over half of which are official.
The Republican plurality will not
be over 1000 nor less than 10000. The
congressman stand eleven Democrats and
ten Republicans, as reported last night. The
Democrats carry all the doubtful districts.
The above pluralities are on the head of the
state ticket only. 1t is thought that Flickin
ger, for public works. and Johnson, for su-
preme judge, will have plurality
of 1900, as Robinson ran behind.
The Republican gains over 1888 are
%, 500 and Democratic gains ,, ,1O2. All of
the Democratic gains were made in strong
Democratic counties. They made gains in
fifteen of the eiGhty-eight counties as fol-
lows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17

that there has been no more consistent and
courageous upholder of the doctrine of pro-
lection than my distinguished friend Horr,
who now sits beside me. Therefore, if the
voters of this district prefer high wages in
America to low wages, if they
prefer home manufactures to foreign
manufactures, if they desire prosperity at
their own 'firesides, they will support the rep
resentative who has been faithful, and not
only faithful but intelligent, and not only
Intelligent but jealous. Good night.
After Mr.. Blaine and Gen. Fremont had
retired, Senator Hale addressed the meeting
at some length.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
A Sample of the Returns.
pecial Telegram to the Globe

MANSFIELD, O., Oct. 16.-The official re
turns for Ashland county have just been an
nounced The vote for secretary of state
stands; Newman, 3,S4S; Robinson, 2,5ss;
NeWman's majority, 1,24O. This,
as will be perceived, is an
increase in favor of Newman OF
4So votes over the figures sent out from here
last night, which placed Newman's plurality
lie Ohio county at 76O. Democrats here de-
clare that the differences in the unofficial
and official vote in the county is fair sam
pie OF what they expect all over the state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17

The president yesterday signed an order
dismissing from the service Capt George T.
olmsted, Jr., who was convicted of embez-
element while in charge of the military tele-
graph lines in Arizona
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
LOGAN Returns Home

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-Senator Logan ar
rived at home to-day after several weeks alb
sence at the east. He was driven to the res
idence of Postmaster Palmer, where nume
Der of persons called upon him. He has an
engagement to speak at Elk Grove, H., Sat-
urday, from whence he will go to Iowa, re-
turning in time to be present with Mr..
Blaine October "a, and in this city the day
following.
zen. Butler's Tramp Through New York.
New YORK, Oct. 16-Gen Butler resumed
the canvass to-day, having fresh conten-
gent OF aids, all his companions in the cam
palgn heretofore being tired out. The gen
eral started in the new hotel car ''Etelka
Gerster," but was obliged to abandon her at
Poughkeepsie, owing to hot journal, and
continue the days journey in regulation
passenger car in a shabby ndition, yet for
tunately at hand. When the train got to
Schenectady, about noon, fully 500 persons
closed around. Gen. Butler bowed amid the
loud and long applause which was varied by
Continued on Fourth page.)
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17

The Democratic counties were the last
heard from, and Republicans are charging
that they were held back on instructions so
as to doctor the returns in case the result was
close. They claim the Democratic vote of
Monroe and Mercer counties particularly is
uuwarranted, and will be inq uired into On
the other hand, the Democrats insist
that they have the returning board
This year, and that some precincts
at Cincinnati and other places should be
thrown out. The Democrats of Hamilton
county telegraphed for an investigation he
fore issuing any certificates of election. As
the face of the returns viii show pluralities
for all the Democrats in close congressional
districts, there will be no contests, and none
are reported from the counties. The largest
Republican gains were in the following
pnuptips.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17

IheSe localities show that the tariff had
much to do with the result, aided hv the
Irish bolt and Republican Germans return
ing 10 party lines. The Democratic gains
are limited solely to Democratic counties.
and the Republicans gained most in Repub-
lican counties and cities. The Republicans
claim they viii have no trouble now
in equaling their November majority
of 1880. The Democrats saw that
foreign aid then will be kept away by the
necessities of other states, that they will
prosecute a most vigorous campaign from
now to the presidential election, and that
without deputy marshals and barrels Of
money against them they hope to redeem the
state. The way both sides have gone to
work already would indicate pluck on
the one hand and not positive assurance on
the other. Most Of the leading Republican
speakers have, however, gone to Indiana.
The only anxious point in the state tonight
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17

wooden boxes. 1t cost the police
a great effort to keep the eager surging mass
into line, and as each person passed by tue
open spaces on the side Of the bowling alley,
he received his box Of sandwich. There was
naturally some confusion, and at one time
one Of the wooden enclosures was broken
down by the excited crowd. but everybody
was served with thick chunk of bread and
slice of the delicious meat as long as the
latter held out, which was until )
in the afternoon. The barbecue was a great
success, and was productive of lots of fun, as
well as physical satisfaction.
Gov. Cleveland lunched with few friends
at the Ridgeway hotel, and for few minutes
managed to get away from the surging
crowd, but with that exception he was shak-
ing hands and working his right arm
like pump handle uninterrupt-
edly all day. All the force
of police and special guards and escorts
could not keep at distance the multitude
that pressed to shake hands with the gov
eruor. From 10 in the morning till 10 in
the evening, with few and brief intervals,
he was kept shaking hands. The account
would stand something like ten hours hand
shaking at fifty hands minute.
The Governor left Ridgewood park at $50
in the evening, and passing through La
fayette Avenue reviewed number Of organ
iZatiOns that were unable to Join in the
morning parade. The enthusiasm was high
and the demonstration was grand al along
the wsy, and when he came TO the rink,
which he reached about s O'Clock. the
cheering and the size ofthe crowd was pro-
digious. The rink was filed when he was
led to the front Of the platform. The front
doors were then thrown open to all The
announcement was for the people to enter
By the front door, pass in front of the gov
ernor and as he stood in front Of the plat
form, go out by the door in
the rear At first the people
were satisfied to cheer and bow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-17
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Continued on Fourth page.)
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Application for Patent.
EUt..E 40. So.
VSIrrn STATES LAND OFrYCE
HALEY, lpAHt, October 70, 1884,

- CSrrrO STATES LAND OFrYCE
HALEY, lpAHt. October 70, 1884.
Notice Ia hereby gwen thai the Big l. de
ur,er the laws o. tn. state OF New jersey Ky its
attorney -in-fart, VIM. Hyndman. whose post III, &
address liz HALEY. Attlras county. Idaho i rlit rt
has made application tor UnIted States Patent
for the
LEONORA LODE MINING CLAIM,
situstc In Middle BOISE Mining District Alturas
county, idaho Territory, consisting thu H.
sand linear feet of the lode, aud surface ground
six hundred feet vide. hrins Lot NJ g. and de-
scribed In the field notes ana plat of the Official
survey on tile III ths office. vita magnetic valla-
ton at ~ degrees cast. as 4 flows:
Commencing ut the disco very mt on the W at
trn ed ~ rltin md running thence north is de.
grtts east 100 feet to rn.r No theno south iS
degrees enst 1910 feet to No 9; thence south
10 DIES rres west $50 test t corner Nc 3; thence
nth 6S degrees w'st 1880 feet to corner No 4 ;
ththce north l6 d'sre east 60 feet to corn, No
]. the place Of beginning survey of exterior bou,-
dares ef claim. confirming Ii 6ao acre r. From cor
nrr No ., L NJ N No bears south II degrees 80
minutes and y secon is east IA feet distant.
The said mining claim being of recotd IN the
office If the Recorder of snid Mining Dis
tri0f. at HALEY. in Alturas County. Idaho rerito-
ry The nearest known locations being the Atlas
LOT t6 and the Ircka. lot 40 lode mini ng claims
,tr"ct that this nutice be published N the
Wo RIVER TINES, the newsnap-r publ shed
n+are thu said mining claim, for the period of
Sky days
OIL HOMER L, POUND. Register
"M HYNDMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Public Administrators Sale Of Real
pctc1o
LaiutG.

Notice Is hereby given. that in rur unncc of an
ord.r of the Pruiat CONT OF the County If Attn.
ras Territory of Idaho. made on the 10th day Of
Orto1'r, 1874, III til" meter -. the at OF James
Copp"ck. deceased, tn. Undersigned the ad,uinis.
traitor sod estate Will sell 1t pubic auction to
the highest bidder for cash, and snbe"t 20 con.
nrnstien by sail Court, OH Fr day thu 18th day (
December, 1884. Mt 10 O'Clock II H., ut the front
door of the Courthouse, in Haley, in the said
County OF A'ur s. all the right ttle. interest and
tstnf" OF the shtd James ppuck at the t.nle of
his death: and all the ri ght title and interest at
the said stte has, by operation of law or other
wise, acquired other than nr In addition to that Of
the said James Coppock ut the time of his de t in
ana 70 NIL those cert in lois. pieces parcels of
land stuatc lying and being in the suid county Of
Aluras, and bounded and described as tuluws to.
wit:
The undiv died. one half Of .the Homestak e. min
ing claim situate IN Like Creek about five miles
from its mouth. and abou. two miles eAsttry from
the "r!hsstan mining claim, located June I6,
1850. the notice II which lorntiun il recorded on
page ~! Of Is ok OF Quartz Claims in the Office o;
the Recorder az snid county. Tie undivided halt
~ The Dexter mining claim. situate about e ght
miles northeast of the town Of X, tchunl on Like
Greek located April q, 1855; notice of location r..
corded IN said Recorders Office, in Boo II Of
Quartz Claims. page COS.
Terms and couditil ms of srle C"sh; ton pcr
cent OF the purchase money to be paid t. the uuc.
t,oncer when struck of day of sale balance en-
confirmation Of sale by said court. Deed ut tx.
renss OF purchaser. J. NJ, BURNETT.
Public Administrator.
HALEY, Nov. 49, 1894.
k1n&sbury MCGOWAN, attorneys. MS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Application for Patent.
No1ICA No. 81.
TyIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE,

TylrEp STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, lpAuo, Octoo.r 20, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given hat the Big Lode Mining
Company. an organization Incorporated under the
laws Of the state of New Jersey, by its xttorney-
lu-fatt. VIM. Hyldnar, who's" pu>to!hce ad :ress is
HSil y. Altrras count Idaho. hiss made applira.
ton for n United States Patrul for the
ATLAS LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate III Middle Boise NJ mag District. Alturss
county. Idaho rerrit sting OF 800 linear
feet I the de- and s,irfNc. ground 600 feet wide
being l., { No 49, and describ.d Ia the u.it NOTE
and plat OF the ef,icin survey file in THIS r.
vita magnetic varati at 10 degrees east as fol-
lows:
Commencing at the discovery point rrd running
thence north "a degrees west 1870 tea al ceutr,
OF claim t" western end, thence north AZ degrees
east ;'0b feet TO corner No L. thence south IL de.
Rrees west 'Uh feet To corner No :: thence south ~
degrees east 1900 feet to No g. thence north
~ degrees east 600 feet Ia No thence north
- degrees west 800 feet t. No l. the plac.
OF begln'iag survey Of exterior boundaries of
CLAIM, ".ntaning 2O.3.I sores. From, corner NJ g.
L NJ No bears south 10 degrees east g. go
feet distant
The said mining claim being of record in the
Office of the "orSrr Of sad niuing district
af htiley, in Ait iras county, l .aho Territory
The nearest knvNu lor.ti,ls beng the Leon ra
and the Minnie lode min NJ rtaiins.
direct th.t this notice hs abolished in the
WOOD RIVER TINES, the newsp per published
nearest the said mining claim, tor the period of
sixty days.
u?l HOMER I. POUND, Register.
NM HYSpN.N. attorney for applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Application for Patent.
CNITrn STATS LAND OFFICE
NOTICE NO. %.

CHITrn STATS LAND OFFICE,
NAUvY, IDAHO n"ccmb.rc, 1881
Sttice is hereby given TINT tn" BAG Lode N III MS
Company. IN "r,sn Aation tl.corp rhte,l nad.r the
laws of thr state of New rsev. BY Is attorney N
fat, VIII Nyndmsn. VII, iost tht- st!lr 10
Hnilfy A1u,as county idaho. hss iuade applica.
tun Tor Uni = St.t's Patent for the
I0rrlE LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Middle Boise Nil ing District, Aitiras
county Idaho Territory, consisting of 1900 linear
feat of the lo1r, AMI snrte'e 8rouu 600 rect wide
b. ing Let NJ. AZ, and des rInel in tie field hot.
and pstof the IN el sirvNy file IN this Off 70
W.T. linguistic vsrilt s Il ID degrees east f. J.
k,ws:
Commencing ,tthe Il 'srovcrv poirt on the .nst
evn end q CLAIM AND rlnfirR then e $ g deg. "
feet 70 corner No. thence rs deg. + Coz feet
10 corner No :: thence u deg. 1891 feet 10
G. rn r n 3; th.ne : le deg. 60t TT 10 corner
No. :. thence - leg + 1907 'eett corner MOL ,he
IL 'r- :" beginning surrey Of sAt-ri.'r bon aries
III Gle n, conf fling ao.i6 R,r,S From corner M.
I. u II No, hears 10 d-,s 81 'uiuutes &
seconds a!A' o6 fest distant. M conf tts
Thr said minirg rlani ne!ng OF reeor,. in til OF.
nee ~ the R~cr'ier % ami mining DIT let At Hal
ley, IN Altar y counS Ilahr rhe BEAR st known
ioc"tions being Minni-. Nellie, and y.oka lode
mil ing claims
direct that this nnt:se be publ shed In the
" on RrvEa 1IMta. the uewspep". Published
nea eat the said mining cl h1,. for the rtvot of
stS'v dnvs HOMER J.. POUND, KsHi<s-y-
Wy. NfsoxAS. Atty. fof Applicant. d.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
ID ECEMBEk 10. 1874
Public Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

Notice is hereby given. tl.rt in pursuance OF an
order Of the Probate Court Of the County of Altu-
RS, Terrif'r, OF Idaho, made on the 10th 'ay Of
October. 1884 in the matter OF The estate of Flor
ent Schaik. decreased. the undersigned. ne al ur-
tstrasor of said estate. VIII sell ut public au ton
t. the highest bidder tor ash. and sub to con-
hr nation by sid G urt. on Friday the 18th day If
December. 1851. 1t ~ o'clock ~ H.. at the front
Noor IF the Cour house III Haley, IN the said
County of Aturas alt the right. title, interest and
estate of th- sad Fortn, clalk ut the time If his
death, and ~ tn. ght t.e and interest that the
said rttits nos. by operation of Law otherwise,
hcquIr red other than or In addition. 20 that OF the
said Florent Schslk ut the tine of hts death, III
and to oil that certain lot, piece or ,ar,I II land
situate. lying and Tee ng in the said County of NJ
tWras. and bounded and described Ms follows, t..
wit
Lot four a., Of block four ~. OF the town of
Ehn-bone.
Terms rnl conditions of sale Cash. ten per cent
OF the purchase money to be paid to the auction
eer WIN premises are struck Of, on tie day Of
sale, balance on CONFIRMATION Of sale by said court
Deed at expense of purchaser.
J. NJ. BUHKErT.
Public Admin stratur.
HALEY. Nov. 1S. 1894.
kinSsbury X Mc(ioWnn, nit prneys. mis-
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No oJ.


HALEY, IDAHO October 20. ls>i.
Notice is here by gwen. tnat the Big Lode Min
ms Company, Az "rIHnzNtio3 Incorporated II der
the laws of the st e of N,w j. rscy by its auth r,
I'D agent. WIN Hyndman. whose post ttire nd
dress is Atur.s ronntS. ldrho Territory. has this
day III his application Tor patent i.r 1900 liu-
ear feet OF the
MINNIE LODE.
Mine or vein bearing silver and other minerals,
with surface ground 900 feet i'll width, situated IN
Middle b Use Minrg District count, OF Alturl IN
and Territory of Idaho, md designated u, the
field notes and official plat Sic In tins otce as
Lot Number IA and described vita magnetic
variation at 10 degrees esst MS follows. TO Wit:
C"mm~i ing at thu discovery palnt and rUn irg
thence north &c ltgr, es west 10 taet t. west eut
hne Of rlaiu; thence south 10 degrees west 300 feet
I" c0rner No. !; thence north Ii degrees east 600
icet to corner No :; then south 10 degrees east
$500 Get tu corner NJ. 3: thence south f degrees
west 600 feet to corner No l; thtnre Ia IT 10 ,,e
Gr"es west 1870 feet g. corner No /. the place of
beginning survey Of exterior bonnaarics Of Claim.
containing 2otiS n,ras FROM corner NJ I Y. s.
NJ. NJ. No | bears south 60 degrees l. minute, ana
81 seconds 1926 ~ .eet distant.
Als" for the Minnie mil site in connection
herewith, q sisuat4d Lot Alb and 4 ,riber Vt IA
nAgueuc var alton at 10 d. grees east follows ::
on,r"n Ing at the northeast corner iurrk ii ,cr-
nrr 40 L. and running thence south - esr, rs
tS~t Z 20 feet CORNER -; thence nth I, de-
gree9 west $50 feet L. No g. thence north 60
degrees b rnnutfS si0 - rontts west 25l feet
to corner No 4 thence north laneg west 33A feet to
co'n'r y .; thence north - degrees cast ~. 40
tam us 1 ti3 acres ella nlei frpn, corner Noe L
: NJ VI No bea : south "A le,;recs II MINUTES nd
s. Sc, nds east $3.50 1t, feet Il slant.
The near st known 10 ntions to 10th the NJ lnnie
lode and mill ate the At r., Irunor. an;. Io tue
Any ant MI ~ rsors rliiuGin- adv rseiy any nor
ton OF said Minnie lode and mill size. s,irfsce
ground. are reauir"a Ia t'e IA ir adverse claims
wi,h the Rrgist' OF he United Sta.es Land once
1T HALEY. In tn" T r'itory of III ho. dIrny tn"
Sky days rerlod 81 rUotc st,u hereof, or h,y
VII Nc barred by virtue Of the provisions the
Stttut"
1t IA NOR by or l-rsd that he foregoing Notice of
ANplcat on FOR Patent b., nu lished Tor tar period
~ 20 1a's. item CO.. secutiNe wees in the WOOD
AVER TINES. a daily ne sspaver published Vt
us ley, Idaho.
o2l HOMER POUND. Register.
"M. HTSnNAS. Attorney FIR Applicant.