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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04
SUMMONS.
TERRIFIC RY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF ALruRAs. IS.

TERRIFIC RY OF IDAHO, }
COUNTY OF ALruRAs IS.
IN the Probate Court Of Alturas County, Idaho
Territory.
H. Il. burkhar plaintiff VS.. J. F. Brown, defend
- ant
10 j. r Brown, in the name Of the people OF tho
United states i'll the T.rrit Try Of Idaho:
You re hereby Ictified that there is now on
ME IN the Office of the Probate Court of the county
or Al'uras, in the Territory Of Idaho. the COM
paint OF II. 4. Bur'iba.t, demanding o. you the
sum OF one hundred and thirty nine and ss-iW
tHi"'s9) dollars. upon the following cause OF &C.
Uoh Upon IN account for money paid to and ioi
You ny SAID plaintiff ut your special instance ana
request, between January and November !, 1905,
ana mat unless You appear and answer to sara
rohpialht at my Office in HALEY, l, r., within Yen
Guys exclusive OF the day of service). after sns
servic. on you Of this summons-if served WITHIN
this county or if served out of this county, BIT 10
ms district, within 20 days; otherwise, within
ior!y days or judgment by defiu.t will be takes
against you for the sum of hundred M"
tt,nihe and S9-lvO (sl3s o9) dollars, Hse'nsF
with the costs of suit
IN testimony whereof. I. Geo. NJ. Parsons, fro,
Date Judg', have hereunto set my hand and smxs v
IN" seal of said Court at HALEY, Idaho TINS "'1
uay OF November, A. ID 1884
SEAL GEO. NJ. PARSONS.
Probate Judge.
FIX Offlco Clerk of the Pre- bate Court. a.
kingshury McGowan, plff y ntt'ys. h..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. SO.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
a, . HALEY. IDAHO. October iG. 1881 I
Nostse Is hereby given. thnt the Fillmore Gold
I Mining Cor pany. y corpurntion duIy ora.n;,ad
aud existing under and by virtue of the laws Of III.
.hs s' c,, ., New York having its principal Office in
ness IN the county of Alturas Territory Of idah@,
1y 'ts legally authorized agent, True " Rollins,
cn. Ios,Dlnce address is Rocky Bar Alturas
N1un.! idsho Territory, has made appicat Oh for
United States Patent for the
'oBJECTIVE" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate IN Bear Creek Mining District Alturas
county Idaho Territory, consisting of / 500 linear
ieet OF the lode, and surface ground GOO feet wi 40
being Lot No. 30. and described in the field notes
ana plat OF the official survey file in this Office
WIN magnetic variation at ls degrees and 80 min
utes east, Ms follows: Commencing Mt III. lis,,v
cry point of this claim and running south n do
Srees west along west end line of claim a;J feet
20 corner No. l; thence north II degrees east Goa
ieet to corner No. z; thence south ~ degrees east
l,Vo feet to corner No. 3; thence south II dcyrces
west Cos feet t. corner No 4: thence north "a de-
srees west 800 feet to corner No ! and plure of
beginning survey of exterior boundaries 4mbr,r
ing to al area of 20 &c acres; excluding however
from this application ana description the area in
conflict with the Ada Ellmore" lode unsurveyed.
- 80: acres ana the area IN conflict with the Ada
fillmore East Extension" Lode, unsuryeyed 10
acres acres are" claimed and sought to be pntented.
~ w. ID acres From corner No. 2. L. s. NJ. NJ no.
pears north " degrees ard 30 minutes east SOB feet
distant. ~ w '0e'
The said mining claim being of record in the
once % tnt County Recorder of said Mining Dis.
.rict' al H"iley in Alturas County, Idaho Terri.
tory The nearest known locations heinv |
.i sna E,i'nore,' ada Fillmore East Exten, |
sion, and "L-pubic." |
any ana all persons claiming adversely any Dor |
tIon oi the said COLLECTIVE" Lode Mining Claim or
s, ground are required to file their adverse
s sa,is fhtret" with the Register of the United
st . Lana once. at HALEY, Idaho Territory.
Wthin the sixty days publication thereof, or they
~, pe Jared 10y virtue of the provisions of the
''"'u'e III sucA cases made and provided
HOMER J.. POU Nd Register
-------
y, a.lect mat the fore:-tng notice of application
Tor patent be published for the perioi OF six+y |
lays ttrn consecutive weeks in tie Wuop 1IyEn
DAILY TINES newspaper published al HALEY
elturhs county, Idaho Territory
DIG HOMER r pnI-Nn D..A
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04
Notice. .Timber Culture.
U. s. LAND OvEIcE, HALEY. IDAHO

US. LAND OvEIcE HALEY. IDAHO
Dec. niber I, 1854.
Complaint having been entered at t.'is once y
Dents Densy against Huduiph Calderwood IoI i ~.
IRE to comply with law to Tin ber-CuItnre M w
Try No. Is. dated November ~ 1853, upon the !"
= section &c, Township North, Rang. 10 las., Il
AifHrss county. Idaho, with view t. the eant Dr.
lation Of said entry contestant alleging tna' Us
dulnh CaldsrvoOd has Mt plowsd the nVe a "
qurcd To ba plow.d between the 2l-t 10! % ~
vembcr, 1873, and the 2lst day of November,
the said parties hereby summoned 70 .pi =,
ct his Office OH The 3D. day Of January, ie,', arv
O'Clock n. m. TO respond ami furnish ts"n1'
concerning said alleged failure. .;x.-
& MATTERS, ReelVet.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of Aron Morris. deceased. .,.a al.
Notice is hereby given by the undessi33 a.sssed
ministi stor Of the estate of Aran Mo'ris,u ,,ims
to tn creditors Of and all persoIs haNiIis ,h the
against the said deceased to exhibit mem ~. fine
necessary vouchers, within ten nohths "a admin
first publication of tLis notice, to the ss ,.-s
istrator at HALEY. III the said county o. . h,
of estate of Aroa Morris' " u1S
Dated Ut HALEY, l, T., Nov. 10, 1854.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04
Application for f'atent.
NSIfCE No Is.
UNITED SrArEs LAND OFFICE,
ii Alley, IpAH>. October % 1891

Haley, IpAH>, October 20, 1881.
Nu,i'e IL mere ny gwen. that the Big Lode NJ in
.ne company m organization Incorporated o. de,
the laws Of the State of New Jersey by its .nthnr
iz'd agent, VIM. Hvniman whose nos,,rira 81
1f.ss Is Alturas county, Idaho Territory h3s this
gay hld hls application Tor patent for 1900 lin.
ear feet o. the "
MINNIE LODE.
Mlnc or vein bearing silver and other n,ine,.,s
WIN surface ground 600 feet III width, situated in
Middle Boise Mining District. county of Alturra
aha territory ot Idaho. and dssi, a. ted b, the
HeHl notes and official plat on tlc in fins Office n
Lot Number 47A, and described WIN ,4a.g,'..;,
variation ut 10 degrees east as follows, to vii.
.,,, 49,, ing "t the discovery point and run ing
theh'r north 16 degrees west 100 feet t. w"st ,i
me OF CLAIM" thence south IL degrees west 800 feet
% rHrh'r No. !: thence north Ii degrees east to1
zee. TO corner No . them south IL degrees east
looo tett t. corner No. 3: thence s,nth I6 t.yr..s
west GOO feet to corner No 4: thence NORM ~ ,
grecs west 300 feet to corner No l. the plnre Of
oes,n'ilhS survey 81 exterior boundaries Of claim
voH,.'niiiS ?O.fis acres. From corner Nc / 8
~. NJ NO bears south 60 degrees II minutes and
~ seconds 1876 II ft,t distant
Also Tor the Minnie mill site in counection
IN, r""'th. designated Lot Alb ant d .srrib4t Win
nhasheuc variation at 10 degrees east rs follows
oiulnenrInS at the northeast corner u,.rked .or
h~r 40 !, amt running thence south ,3 err,,s
s..t @"o rect 70 corner No2; thence s>u,h !; de-
sr'eS west 80 feet t. corner No B. thence north G3
degrees 81 minutes and % couds west 2,l NJ frct
10 corner No thrn2e north l3 leg west $50 feet
,"'n n" .; tntn.e Aorth z, degrees east ~ 80
g. :
"a; Img t'"tS acres TjS,Ined. From corner No . 4
NJ VI No bears sn',th - degrees Il ha,nutcs cn1
y Sec nis cast $3.50 70 See: ii stan.
The near It known lo atiors to both the MIMI.
ode and mill site are the Atlas leunorm and LIZ tn.
an! shn ~! prisons claimng adv. rsey anv Dor.
ION OF said Minnie lode and nall site or surface
s"'h - are required 70 I'll" tn.ir adverse cl1irns
Ian The Register of the UNITED, States Lnna otic
HALEY. IN ths Territory OF Idaho, during IN.
ky days period OF publication hereof or tIsy
~ y" barred by yirtu" Of the provisions of tbe
tRtu.s ~ Va ''e
II is iereby orler'd that the foregoing Notice of
ppi'caton for Patent ba published for tn. period
gu GAYS ten consecutive weeks in the Woop
laiey, Idaho "
OF HOMER T. poy-Nn r,;..
"M HfsDMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO ~.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

N,,,rv ~" 1'V1., - 7
HALEY, 'nAHo, October IL, 1854 /
s,inin, ra "ssny gwen, mat the Fillmore Golt
md aHistin p,, corporation duly organized
tho state If Nau, Von al" ~ Nitne OF the laws OF
in the citv cnT .",,.. u"Vt"s JUS principal office
business - ~. . '','. vi NV A"rk and doint
Rollins IT., whose Posonice address il Rocky n,r
AIt'lras comfy, Idsho Territory has mad. annji
cation ior United states Patent for the
"JOUN RII.I"JOnr ,rrN,~c c,,,.
s;.u..o j., 1N" E'"'M'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-04


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Application for Patent.

HALEY. Nov. IL, 1854.
hine.hury Il MCGOWAN, ATTORNEYS.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08
Probably a Domed Lie.

A curious story concegping certain
fresco decorations of the &4pftol dome
at Washington has recently been revived
In 4 way that may create something Of
sensation. Immediately after the war,
when the painting in the interior of the
rotunda was finished by Brindini, the
Italian artist, it was commonly said that
the heads Of the figures in the 2foup of
tyrants being dispersed by the Goddess
of Liberty were exact representations Of
certain leading characters Of the south
ern confederacy, also that the goddess
was an admirable portrait of handsome
Washington female with whom the ar
tist maintained a close friendship and
| who for a long time passed as his wife.
| The truth Of the story was vigorou ally
denied at the time, but ever since then
scores of people who have come to
Washington and gazed upsinto the dome
have been startled by the woSasr.ss
| similarity Of the heads to those of certain
southern leaders.
Brindini died a short time ago, and
there are several persons in Washing
ton who knew him intimately who are
now willing to admit that while the ar.
tist was executing the work, during the
war, he expressed a determination to
put in the faces of confederate chieftain;
to represent the tyrants thus perpetua'
ting their infamy as rebels against the
government. The faces bear a striking
resemblance to those of Alexander III
Stephens, Robert Il. Lee, Stonewal|
Jackson, judah p. BENJAMIN and Rober1
Toombs. The scene Is q dramatic one
The figures representing the i've tyranti
aae emerging from q cloud and IN tht
attitude Of shrinking in terror from the
Goddess Of Liberty, gao, cad in ancien
Greek garb, is descending upon them
sword in hand. A prominent lawyer In
this city, and also a wsll-known newspa
per men, both Of unquestioned v~eracit3
are among those who claim that Brin
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08
He II.

Tine al Ete mos remarkable forests IN
1E4 world is the Redwood Forest Of
california. II extends several hundred
niles III and down tine coast. and is
irum five 70 twenty miles wide. The
eswoBa trees grow from tR0 hundred
sEyD hundred and fifty feet in height,
and arr eight or ten fest In dianeter.
II the Eas it is q productive forest
sg Yields one hundred cords Of wood
Il the acre. But DR.. DID Lewis, while
gypsving in the Eiersas, camped in a
spnt Of Tie Redwood Forest, where
Was estimgts6 tAaat the trees. if cut in
II e0vd-wOod. would produce fifteen hum
cred c0Ede 20 the acre Dr. Lewis
aescra9eB the falling Of an enormous
-eewoDa zrae. which he Witnessed:
z. was we1l Nd On the side OF a noun
Z ns 1nidst Of magnificent seem
era. The tree was two hundred and
&eet hiah and twelve feet in
alm1N eser.
1 enmbed to the spot, and found the
j arranging the bed on which the
tree was To fall
The boss stood near the tree, sighted
a0wn the anount side, and directed
tie rolling awaysbf a boulder, or the
pAaeang Of mass Of large limbs, to save
lie BODY Df the Zee from being broken.
apg0se the tree should take a no.
Ason 10 fall some other direction2" |
asked.
Trees" replied The boss, "fall where
slsey are told to Sail. They have no
k1aEg Of their own about it,
DO yok mean to say that you can
- s~A~. 500 Ats ~
70 that saddle Of limbs22D
Certainly to the miiiionth part Of 9
hair
The bed on which the tree was to fall
being completed, the boss went up
above, On the mountain side, where BIZ
could sight the tree and the bed, and
cried ont:
Are you ready
AYE, aye, sir"
Now. Michigan, five cuts near the
bark. Hold on, Michigan
Now, Missouri, chop till tell you Il
stop. Hold on, Missouri
NOW, Ohio, with your long handle
near the centre. There! hold, Ohio!"
Now LET old Minnesota come with hi
long handle. Hold. minnesota
For fifteen minutes this went on,
when the magnificent monster, which
had stood there while ten generations o
the ancestors had ~mou!dered in thei
graves, began to bend.
stood where / could detect the slight
est motion. After there had been a dis
ssnct movement, the boss cried OUT
Michigan, sharp! Close by yout"
The monster went down with awfu
power. 1t struck precisely in the bes
prepared for it. 1t was a long time be
fore the tremendous crash died away
in the strange mountain echoes.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

In old-fashioned English families a
branch of the mistletoe is suspended, on
Christmas eve, from the ceiling Of the
ssaH. AN woman who passed beneath
the mystic spray incurs the penalty Of
being then and there kissed by any man
who chooses to avail himself OF the
privilege. One of the superstitions
associated with this custom, Is that the
maid who is not thus kissed at Chrlstmas
win not be married Curing that year.
This hanging Of the mistietoe is q relic
Of the days Of Druidism, handed down
through the centuries. The Drrids re-
verenced the plant when found on the
oak, the favCrite tree of their divinity
Tutanes. AT the winter-solstiee q great
festival was celebrated in his honor.
The people, led by their priests, the
Druids, went in procession to gather
the mistletoe. When the oak was
reached on which it grew, two white bulls
were bound to the tree. The Chief Dru.
i'd, clothed In white, assembled il and
with q golden knife. cut the sacred
plant, which was caught by another
| priest In the folds OF his robe.
J The BULLS. and often human victims,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

DIM acknowledged that the faces were
! those of the five confederate leaders
named above. The woman whose tigure
was made to serve as the evenglagA0d-
dess is still in Washington. Through
once fair and willowy, she is now fat
and 80, and has little about her sugges-
tive of the ethereal, .
A member ofcongress said Sunday that
if the accuracy of this story should be
irrefutably established there may come
a time, under changed administration
of public affairs, when the powers that
be will engage a new artist to rub out
the realistic work Of Brindiniand srbsti-
tute a group that will pGs be an unpleas'
ant reminder to one portion of the
country.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08
BLUE BLOOD
Something Which Now Agitates New
York's AristocFatic Circles.

Something Which Now Agitates New
YOrk's Aristocratic Circles.
Milwaukee Sun.
Il ia most laGgbsble 10 read the arti
cles in the New York papers about the
"blue blood" ~aristocracy and the airs
| they put on over those who have made
money by speculation or in manufacture
ing. The recent engagement Of a sOn o.
Jay Gould 10 a daughter Of one Of the
Astors has caused a new outbreak, the
aristocracy which has "blood" TO back il
claiming that the girl is lowering herself
by marrying a man whose money has
been made in speculation and who has
not always been rich. The Astors are
considered the leaders Of the bloOded
a~ristocracy, and the Goulds are eoG'
sidered as the leaders Of the shoddy,
whose money has not been handed down,
To common, ordinary nInespot, it
sfooks queer to see the descendants of a
man who traded in bad-smelling raw
furs, by which the money was sceumu-
lated, putting on style over a young fel-
low whose money was made in buying
and selling nice, clean, understanding
railroad stocks. If you look back TO the
time Jay Gould, the father OF the COM
ing bridegroom, was working in a tan
merry, or peddling tinWare, You find an
Aston, q b~lue-bioOded AstoT, spearing
muskrats. through q hole in the ice,
skinnlng the game and selling the pelts
to make a seal skin cloak. Ii YOU are
ashamed Of Gould as 8 surveyor bow
DO Won feel about an Astor going about
in \ canoe, through marshes, taking
dead muskrats from steel traps set the
night before and baited with liver? The
girl who feels that she is lowering her
self by marrying a man who hlsde mon
ey by building, and buying land wreck
ing railroads, would probAsly blnsG to
see q picture Of eBe Of Der sRafsrorE,
dressed ia q hHcEskin shirt ahAEntA,
packing green hides from Green Bav
t. MiimEnkee. and. Trading 8sm for
EsET and salt psa two TR1igns OF
1sEy q one Of pogk. By investing
- in real estate On Manhattan Is
Ids TIE Astors psi their wealth, bat
wnsFa did tksF ret the blood we
read, about The sane blood Is landed
H Castle Garden eveTy cav from ernlg-
-BEI Eln All the emIgrRnt Of to-oaT
EEE 10 Do Is to take his shBrf-wRisfed
59K- and high-RRtBr pauss away out
est and cagR rats and make a f0ftane,
En6 ne cn DaeK 10 New York and
ET OH style over the ssRr-spHngtSa
american citiBsn with as much gal as
tnE AEI0rg do o 0EBr h EOulds-
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

were sacrificed, and the mistletoa NJ
yided into small pieces, was distribnfaS
among the people. They hung an
sprays over the doors of their boneas
as a Precipitation and shelter to the svi
van deities during the season Of enfS
In the Scandinavian mythology tha
mktbetoe is a plant of no mean imnors.
ance, it, so the legend relates. hav;ra
been the instrument Of Staying Raia.r
the god OF elnquence and poetry.
Bladder, one day, told Friga, his moth
er, that he had dreamt a dream WhicE
foreboded his death. She, TO profac.
her son, secured an oath from Gre. air
earth, water, the animals and plants
that they would do Balder no harm
He, being thus assured, took his pIace
amid the combats of the gods, ana
fought without fear.
Loake, his enemy, sc eiug that not ona
OF his arrows, which fell in showers m.
ON RaldeF, did him the least harm. d..
termined to discover the secret of his
invulnerability, Disgusting himself a.
az old woman, he paid his court "a
Friga and complimented her upon he
valor and good-fortune of her Il. !
She, seduced by the lattery. answered.
that nothing could iniure Balder, as al
the powers of nature had sworn not
harm him. She added, however, thal
there was one plant which she ha
invoked, thinking it too insignifica
infliGt injury on any one,
And what may be the aaESa f thaA
plant" asked Loake, in the blail6est
tones. VI
"Itis a feeble little shoot which-proWs
on the bark of the OAK answered me
simple Friga. 4
Loake Immediately procured the mis-
setQe aud made from ii an arrow. En-,
tefing the assembly of the gods, he said
to the blind Heda, "why do you mol
contend with the arrows of Balder?"
Il am blind and have no armA," an,
swered Heda.
Bladder is before thee. ShootE said
Loake, handing her the arrow OF unistle,
toe, Heda shot and lSalder fell dead,
pisrced bY the insignificant plant.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

D@akgs IsaEesr
mas at kas flaau 0a sp9
onerg Of fssg block sac lie maa
ae 80 Oh ace0nnt 81 notElns
We ksngsr = saeusle and rsge
aEso eosting tlae sane price
Ling 1 - the aaule patseg
~ pwn ~ tae saaae axaE For r.
~ mer lke s0then. III Lac
srse. I30nsaiGS6 3li6. NJ weld
La selse ~ quay old 6lsgge
eaE0e GwsF ~ MY house
4 ,as efpaask I'D iaaEs turned pat az
81 nssdnaht vi aae darkezs nss
Fee saF Aid Galksa xssensg rales
ssss Nu1 thirty Sect aeeh, 10 bring
eass o sickness, and I'm Ger
Genc fully as much fo1 Sc.
unfortunate houg my brother~i
gam ksleaQO paid me 9 visit. lie
maHtea FGe NsFg handsome
e gate E perfect beauty, and
yop 1aas : bsass feader.g
kMrtninly sou 90. "a wiGI be al ia.
arapFDpememt
"A dw of fw0 sitter I1e returned home
rae 4 brass fender from Chicago,
k MOL 0niy send IL as Il present, bui
xpx~fffshafgcs. Some enc tolt
aa On HE southwest corner tina
brass fender.
BteHr't bell
ut lie has
tI4A sasef believe IA"
fKssk pro sean ill.,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

Queen Victoria has decided to 60 70
Berdighera, in Northern Italy, and has
made arrangements to remain there two
months.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

The Hon. David Sankey, who died
recsnrly at New Castle, Pa, aged seven
ty-five years, was the father Of Ira ~,
Sankey, the evang elist.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

The late John Proctor, the wealth,
philanthropist OF Andover, Mass, beaar
life as q blacksmith's boy. q
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

hamilton Disston. the saw manufac-
furer Of PHILADELPHIA, has $500. 900 insur.
ance on his life in tslirteen regular com.
panies.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-08

arrangements made 70 buy the nous
next him and rent Z - an undertaken
as q coffin WareroOm.