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AT awav. And W; Il rrrn7iaa trfe tsf
the isgys II thi. Land. IA the mds'
II homes ani schools and chG.vs~.
and Bibles zHd good b~k-y"s AMI
good n~x.pzJ@Fs- ioo-af"
uy Ia gr-K; uumf-rs without th,'~'
safeguard. Of character s%se1as! 20
-o1l cififsu-hp Th-y may AH""
fl4rr q book. aad TIC word. thrs u1aT
- NOR rranrsi and manly tGf hnns-
eyi-- = Ey. si--rc End nnefu"n' = H"t
s-u.ar;h. Thr tog- Hes-l stability AMI
Eray.r. = nr-al crura-- tha' dan- -
- right that they mat p Hriia"E
caaE-! nor dus.a into the saFs
81 -. wicked. In schools and col
49,. tao-. coeauily wee, % %"
many iua.rtiug bodily aud mental
suffering upon The t"w and d~fen-ieNs
ar, s.c,, tending % The ds-irSctou -
every h.ga. mar.y and noble virtue iua
youry man. Ir,as.- E~rltali,y dry.lHi.
the brute. 10. ihr ~ Ih!yalu hA-
Us b -h.-i zmb.:.na gr-tt'-t IA defend
irg The weak and deliver =. ~ d
p-c.-.d Tn greatest t-ilc.-lry m ihr
,haras,rr 4 H. 20, and Young man 'i
today 4. the want 81 reverence frg iats'
vino rr. older. - --r aud Superior l.
III. - parental =Ith.rits c'--
temp, IF Lass and ovlcr. a spirit i1-i
laughs a, ns,rllut ard --ara- &" o1"s,
j. ia, f.t,ur, o.: ia" Jm-- Bias tl. r.
>rs-ri fpr Ia: which j. allow. Z, ,.- .fT,;
lr-.ln - p" taught - the chill 20 The
cradle ant impTc sd on him til b..
bard = grown.
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taught -H~ 1.IF rs 1-r
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RELIGIOUS READING.
PSALM xxiii.

7 shnI1 ut Car xita;s1sr ~ hssiSr.
The Lord ~ Shepherd a. Ras siA provide
where sunny stf-s q: verfeu- rasfur~ siuae
peaceful cDouug streams. ! EF-st IA hop.
Rri ff-l guy na-ty saul refreshed, rs-tsr-l
Bs L~assI.fatsuz nn IL boly woTi.
Tier" paths % pace E8A ptez-a8fnr.s -.
Hh.rs. Tor H. oAu .-lacs szhs. H. le4l~th
Ia
Yea, nigh With aIaunx -;"p- tie vale !
iTatd.
W. nzdgss hover Ger N. Silent dc=i
J shall not fcar-Thy presence bring. 'hs lay.
Thy ri ami -,a' saaI cntHiort ~ TIE ~as
SID cny!Gu- fros rny table T6Du k=.' sVr-E1.
Aud poured tn osl 90, g.a1uvss o. ny hrai
~ rrGp runs DER. Thy lOy r- kindues. s'Il
snail follow me. a. ro@. the peaceful M.
TIL if' ~hrll end. ami then Tny h0ls" ] -.
hnr.'. lie---i forever. shHa itsi" sffh Thr-
-J-Hs1 NJ NgTTfg, 80 'aT,fsIE - HDfk.
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BE YE ALSO =
4 Christian sold -r Who Dit Not Fear
Death.

Colonel Dash. who had been long Ia
India and distinguished himself during
the mut.ny, was noted for his mU.i.,it
aud gentle name H. va, a scotch
Epi,copalian, brat though dccpl, rc.ig-
iuu-. hi retiring disposition mair lin
Il quiet. unob,ui>iyc Christian. ore y ho
seldom spoke on the subject Of -. goG-
Being az ardent sportsman, h" start
.i alone in the month 81 lcbrUar,. for
ten day~ ,hootIng in the jungle Du-
night. when the air Wa. still anil the
full moon -huuc in a C.oudl~>~ ~. BE-
sat outside OF hi~ tent Ia observe the
strange shadows and the weird gloom
OF tn, forest HI thought, waIslrrcI
over hi~ past lie. and then on tn "a.
future h"Noud earth. ~ ub~prI'Il had
he become that not till he ehjy"rti I'D
he think of the danger Of exposing h;m.
self "a the night mir Of the jungle. With
an aching head and limbs be- >tu-l, his
bed. ami a day later returned t. h> rrg.
imcnt with the deadly fever upon him
W hen the fever was n IT. h.l-H'. the
surgeons met in cun~ultalIoI, l. was
Of ~ most intense form. and they
could do nothing 10 SAKE him. SEEING
their anxious looks. the sick o'hc"r a>hc,
IL he was in danger and hAcly g. die
On being told that there sceihed t. h~
no probability of his recovery. he sad
Thank YOU, / feel that there
danger. | should prefer To live il !.
were Gods will. that | might see agaTr
nv dear ones in Scotland. But ! haN
no fear of death. ! w.sh 10 write a fes
line, to my wife; after that To see tia,
chaplain and partake Of the sacra
ment.'
The letter was written and then the
chaplain entered the room. prepared 90
administer to the dying man MS last
communion.
Il thank God" said he taking the
chaplGin's hand. .'for having given me
pious parents. who taught me by pre-
cept and example so to live that. when
the end came. 1 should not fear To- die.
! have prayed from my youth mp to be-
enabled Ia live "A Christian life. and for
years have sough, to govern my
thoughts and my acts by the precepts
and example Of the Son Of God. in
Whom is my hope and trust | ha y
looked always to the probability of
sudden death, and now that il is near.
| am ready
SO weak was the diving Christian
soldier that both the doctor and Che
chaplain We're afraid to raise him up.
and the broken bread was given to him
As he lay in bed.
But the dying man.. when the chap
lain was about tn administer the cup io
him, begged that he might be raised
up.
Il would receive it revercntlv." he
said.
Drink this in the remembrance of
that Christ. Whom YOU have loved and
Who gave Himself for YOU and for ali
men, said the chaplain.
He touched il reverently with his lip
and passed AWAY Youths Compaai&
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~Sunday-SchooI Lessons.
p0UHrH QUARTER

ToUHTH u ,HTEH
pcc. --DTGIk-uIs-- .. Prov = -.
D-C '4-|rH.iy .: Wuri.ly
P.easur- Ecc.es. :IE
Dec 1.-The Creator Ertu,rn-
h.."d ..... Err.r- R.llf
Thc .-Ksy'x: or -slnrsTs. T"luYsr.
gur". oT other Lesson ~s',i,d - Tho
t,LuyL.
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Wise Sayings.

-
The sublimi,y of wisdom - 4. o.
those things living which an, to'e1-
sired when dying.-Bishop yayEr.
When any calamity ha /hb~e 4 sG,r-
ed. the first thing to be Omsabfrrd l.
how much has been escsTd- JohusoH
There is small chance Il Truth .;
the goal when there Is nesa cbililise
humility a, the starting pos c"'
erid9e. -
The s;mples: Chr tia. II i1dG,t
a Christian. knows mo-etha1 ia, uu-i
accomplished irrelignes philo>oPacr
TeTtRilidn. -
Grant me pru:ut to avoid hin
that f~lattereth n.e,f and To- cntr-
patiently him tina. ~ccctrad!c;c;h me
ThoDlds-a-Kempt-
One of the yaafy mistakes 10 vhfrs
the follower Of Orr J. liable i. thi.
age of money-gcttinE and display ! ia,
tendency to indulEe in needles, auG
hurtful ador Sncnt IN the matte. # pu.-
ting on Of aparel and jrwe!r beyond
the necesi ties Of comfo-. and GOOD
taste" England Ecfags!isL.
LEI wrrv dawn of moraing b. =
You n De b ginning OF lie. ana every
settir Ssnn he To you - Il, close: TIE
let eyer one If ;ac>e short live, leave
its src record OF some kindly thing
do;efo- otheH->ome coodly sircnyra
or taowlei-c gained for Yourselves
sSfrcan day TO dav. from strength &c
ength. YOU shall build UT indeed. by
-. h Thought. aud by jus, rln. Al
fcciesia Of England. Of which il snail
mot he said: "Sce what OF
stones are here" but: See what man.
ner Of men "-RaskIH.
Might is right. say many; and - it
Is Might is the right Ia bear the bur
den> Of the weak. Ia cheer the faint. TO
uplIf: the fallen. To pour from one. own
fun stores TO the need Of the furnishing
Might is right: but il never i right &c
Cypress the weak. Ia trample upon the
defenseieSs. To eNtort frNn the poor his
all for the purpose Of a ing 3 little 70
ones OWE I'VE tina: strong. saws
the apostle. fought tot = the inirmi-
lies of the weak. and q o please our
selves" Tha: is the q ian right O;
Christian misht-S. 81 psss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-12
TEDDY AS a MAN.
Sad Experience of IA LitiI" 10. Who Was
Impatient to l;rconc "a Nen.

Sad Experience of IA Little 10. Who Was
Impatient to liccomc "a Nen.
He was six years old. and his name
was Teddy Whittier. ANY relation {"
our New England poet. do you ask?
Not at all; at least. the relationship
mas: have been very distant. for Teddy
was tie most proSaic little boy alive.
And though Mr.. Whittier. the poet. is
fond of children. | don't think he
would have been ut all anxious to
claim relationship with Mr.. Teddy
Whittier. For hc WAS inclined TO be
naughty and Sclf-willcd. and even a
poe; can scarcely find much that is ad-
mirahlr in 4 naughty and sclf-willcd
little boy.
Teddy lived il 4 lc- cabin in the
woods of Michigan. Ills father and
his biz brothers. Bob and Jack, Were
bsrk-pcvl2rS and ~log-cuttcr>. Sister
Sally. aged seventeen. Wa the house
keeper. Tcddy'S mother was dead. II
this story makes him appear very
naughty indeed. please remember that.
The scenery around the little log cab
In NO Ild have seemed grand and pict-
MrcSque II the poet Whittier. The
solemn silence of the gloomy woods
only tended 10 tcrrcSS the spirits of the
unroman,ic Winters | am telling YOU
about. The 'Stcrn realities of lift" had
always pressed 80 heavily upon them
that their scnSibili;v of the beautiful in
Gods world had become deaiencd.
The silence reminded them. unnlca>an.ly
enough. tina; their nearest ncighborS
lived mann miles away.
Ever since he could remember. Teddy
had lou-cd 10 he a n 80 thai he
could work III the saw-miil with his
brothers, Amos: every day he would
measure himself on the door. 10 see
how fast he grew. He VERY much fear
ed, sometimes. he was destined 10 be
like the dwarfs Sally had read about
he grew 80 very. very slowly.
When his sixth birthday came. brin -
ing with it a pair of red-topped bo&
from Jack. an old jack-kn:fe Wits
broken blade from Bob. an ulster I'm
huge pockets from pa, and q r of
\ warm red mites from Sally. eddy
bought the momentouS time ha,& arriy-
He was 3 man At last!-b2 sad to
dwarf. n
.~ps Sally was rather foss that |
NI think she had r1kon to be, |
Nh had. Sally wazsery girlish
Yer TO keep hGIse for three
men and on troublesome
.aking, AZ felt hot and
ledef ykbd for her I'm, !
~ Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-12
The sealssin ttkcque Must Go.

The once liable sealskin sacque
has too many ri!&lS in the held t. SITS
tain its positio9 as a coveted possession
much longer. Very few women who
can afford t.<ircss richly and elegantly
buy sealskii&. and perhaps one in a
thousand ,Shy own a long wrap made
oi the lo'@y fur. which she wears oc-
caSionaf} il the coolest weather. and
then al,kys in her carriage. Tue be-
comin1esS of seal fur has never been
dispu.sd. hu: IN an evil hour the max
ers cffaShions in furs ordained that il
mnYbe treated Ike some heavy textile
fatec. and with awkwardyand ungrace-
fl results. The natty Jacket length
led until it enveloped the figure in a
aght-itting tunnel. with1pt the posi-
bility ofsymmetry, and Ytame . weight
which a delicate framef build scarcely
support. When the I'd oScomcs. as it
must, and the powers Nv be cut of
fifteen inches from the NEkirt OF this
fashionable sealskia Ncque, there
win be general rejoicing. aid everybody
will wonder why silly custbm ever ca
joled one into believing Aa sealskin
must be forty-five inches lonA!-Boston
Beacon
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-12
J~,snsnt D,y January Z. ,ss5.

Je,snrnt Dsy January Z. 1885,.
We eerrcparei 20 prove il ~ the Word
OF Go9 For information. address
Oh Kali or 4. J. dawson, HOoahull, III.
LEADING question Dispgt, a. - Who
60 s6rst.-E,s'Da Post.
y About thirty years 40 n prominent
y 1ysician, Dr. William Hall. discovered a
reOnedy for diseases Of the throat. Ghost and
q - which was % such wonderful etir1-
~ that it soon gained a wide reputation n
This Crunt-v. The nam" Of the m"dicIn" -
DR. NM Halls BALsAM FOB II LCNGs-
rAE arrestcr-A pretty gil TeIG'
SLRags.
.EkE'sToOTHACHu DRors curr IN ] rninu'f--s
a,''lE's S,dIA,r >nGp h"a.- and hsunh~-
GTRNtH a. REsovEE kills torn- a Bui ions
WHEN is n looS like a lovers far'-c,ls
hen Il - finished with a clasp
" afflicted with Sore Evrs. u~~ Dr- lSss'
I~aOLapson's Eye Water. D~russnss sA II -
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CLoUps come h,:s. h we uI,. h.ve
taem-Merchaaf Tfvrek
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4 LranrSG question -Di.pgt, "a - Who
: s6r>t.-Eyx'oa Past.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-12
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

" afflicted with Sore Evrs. u~" Dr. Ise.'
,Olpson's Eye Water. Druggist ScA - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-12

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of idaho in and for
the County Of Altpras.
Lytfleton Price, plaintiff vs.. Ira p. Rankin and
AlbertP Brayton, cO-partners doing bushes,
under the firm name and style Of Rankin, Bray
ton Co.. defendants.
The people Of the United States. in the Teryitor
OF Idaho, send greeting to Ira r Rankin and
Albert p. BraytOn, defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-nalned plain.
tin, In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory of Idaho in and for the
county Of Alturas, and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days exclusive Of the dsy
OF service, after the service you of this sum.
mons-if served within this county; or, il served
out OF this county, but in this district within
twenty days; otherwise, within forty dsys--or
Judgment by default will be taken against you &C.
cordfng to the prayer of said com plant.
The said action IL brought to recover Judgment
against said defendants for the sum of $i25 90 and
interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from January 2G, 1884, and for costs alipQ.
ing II to be for services rendered above defend.
ants as an attorney in case of Rankin, Brayton 4,
90 vs. The Columbia and Beaver Silver Mining
Company: the facts more fully appearing in plain
TIL s complaint certified copy Of which ia here.
made.
And You are hereby notified that If YOU fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint "A above
required, the said plaintiff will take default and
Judgment for the sum Of s125. and interest and
costs, as prayed for in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
Territory OF Idaho, In and tor the county of AItu.
ras this 9th day of October in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four.
lsEALl Al. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BY 4. f. R1oHARDs. Deputy Clerk. OF
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
ConstabIe's Sale.

~ virtue Of an execution. issued out of the Pro
pate Court OF Alturas County. r. and to IN.
dirccsed and delivered. for n Judgment rendered
ana entered IN said Court. on the 29th day OF Sep
xsmoer: 1880. IN favor of John Endres and Jacot
sonnet ~ John Endres 4 Co, and against Jaues
Cooe: nave levied ON all the right, title and in
ssrest ssad Cole had ON May &. 1884 or ut any time
suosequent thereto 1.-THE date attached the same)
IN aud to the following described premises, te-wit
Idaho.
Noesce 10 hereby given that on the 2ath day of
October, 1884 ut 10 o'clock M of that day in front
@! tine Court House in the town of HALEY county of
Alturss. will sell the right title and interest
Ssines Code had IN and 10 the above described
properly. at the 9th day of Nay 1854 or ut any
time subsequent thereto, at PUBLIC AUCTION for
cash n hand. to the highest and best bidder 10
satisfy said execution and all costs
Dated the Soth day OF September, 1884.
JESSE POLLARD
o. Constable ShosLone Precinct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
Application for Patent.
NOTICE. No. So,

| UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO, October is, 1884
Notice Is hereby given. that the Fillmore cold
aiming company. a corporation duly organ zed
aud existing under and by virtue of the laws of the
state uf New York, having its principal office in
the city and county OF New Work. and doing an Al
ness in the county OF Alturas TERRITORY of idsha
by Its leA"lly authorized agent, True ". Rollins
r., whose Pustnthee address is Rocky Bar. Alu,ras
COMMIT Idaho Territory has made applicat, on fo1
united States Patent for the
CORRECTIVE" LODB MINING CLAIM
situate in Bear Creek Mining District Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting of 500 linear
,ett OF the lode and surface ground 800 feet wide
! oeiue Lot No 3S and described in the field notes
and plat Of the Official survey file in this office
with magnetic variation at Is degrees and 50 min
utts east, as follows; Commencing at the discov-
cry point OF this claim and running south II de-
srees west sleng west end line of claim, 800 feet
TO corner No l: thence north II degrees east 600
,est 60 corner No. :; thence. nth ~ degrees east
l,ao feet to corner No. 3: thence south ii degrees
west tN feet t. cornrr No. 1; thence north 70 de
srees west 800 feet to corner No and place Of
beginning survey OF exterior boundaries embrac
Ing to'al area Of - bG acres excluding however
from this application snu description the area in
conflict with the Ada Fillmore" lode, unsurvey.d.
VA acres: and The area in conflict with the Ada
Gilmore East Extension 10 L. u.sl,rveyed ! IA
acres: area claimed and sought to be patent ID
i'.l3 acres. From corner No. =, |. . s. NJ NJ No =
pears north ~ degrees ard IS minutes east 5G3 feet
distant.
The said mining claim being of record in the
once o. the G unity Recorder of said Mining Dis.
-N'"' ,"A's' ~ AAtuThs (ountV, IuahO Ierrt-
tory The nearest known locations being
tue ADA Gilmore, Ada Fillmore East Exten-
sion. and 'Repuhlic."
!, ANY ana ali persons claiming adversely any por.
tlon 81 the said COLLECTIVE" Lode Mining Claim or
SURFACE ground are required 10 file their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the United
s.s,ts Land once at HALEY, Idaho Territory.
wlfhin the sixty days publication thereof or they
VIII De barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute in such cases msde and provided
HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
direct that the foregoing notice of application
Tor patent be published for the period of sixty
Gays tten consecutive weeks in the Woop RIVER
DAILY TINES, n newspaper published Al HALEY
Aifirss county, Idaho Territory
ole HOMER T pOTrND p,,;,..-
w. H. WATT. ATTY. for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21

turnal Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimness OF
vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fluid pass.
ing nn a4 In the urine aud many other dis.
eases that lead to insanity and Death
DR. MlNTIE. who is regular physician (prad.
ua.e OF the University of Pennsy lvanta), will
asr . 70 iorfelt FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for case
or this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE hnder
ms special advice and treatment will not cure.
Ut NJ tor nnSIn1ng impure or injurious found in it,
DN MiNTiE treats all private diseases success.
MY without mercury. CONSULTATION FREl.
Inoroogh examination and advice, including an.
alysis of urine, s.. Price of V1rAi REsTop AT,~
Sen. nv "a n%tt'e or four times the quantity $500
1eh. Z, any address upon receipt of price, or G. O.
- secure from observation and in private name
II II desired, by A. E. M1NrIE, NJ D.. II K.srnv
street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
WI De sent TO any ons applying by letter. stat
.ms SUMMONS. sex and age. Strict secrecy in re-
s"Tu 10 az business transactions, "
CfrN a mlN ~ ~, KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETI
n,.;,,. lures AL Kinds of Kidney and Bladder Com.
piaints' Honorrhoea. Gleet Leucorrhoen For
sal" nR by a. arnsgists = bottle six bottles for S.
and chaa,, a!GS DANDELION PILLS are the ccst
anu oneapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure in Tho
market For sale by all druggists. ~ TIC
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
IN MEMORIAM.

BULLION LoDGx, No. IA. o. Q. ".
At" special meeting held October II. 1891, tho
following resolutions Of respect and coincidence
were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
take from our midst our Brother Workman, JosS
MURPHY; and
WhEREAs, We feel that in the loss Of our Brother
workman JOHN MURPHY, we have lost friend, IN
earnest worker and = true Brother; and
WHEREAS. We sincerely mourn the loas OF our
Brother. held so high In our esteem az honoF'
bic, upright man;
BE IT RESOLVED. That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the relatives Of our deceased Brother
Workman. and that the committee forward copy
OF the same to his relatives.
And these resolutions be spread on the minutes
of this Lodge and published in the woop R1vxa
TINES and workman"
ISAAC MARKS,
MARTIN JACOBS.
W. W. GREENWOOD.
BULLION. IDAHO, October II, 1894. ol4tNis"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of Aturas county Idaho Ter.
ritnry.-In tho matter OF the estate of James
Coppock. deceased.
nappearing to the Judgc of said Court by the
Petitton this dsy presented and tled by j. NJ Bur
kstt. administrator OF said estate, praying for an
order OF s"s OF real estate, that Il is necessary to
sell the real estate to pay the debts outstanding
against tue deceased and the debts. expenses and
ny the Judge of said Court that all persons inter
..ted IN the estate OF said deceased appear before
October. A. d. 1884, at 10 o'clock a. M of said iay
st the courtroom of said Court, at HALEY in snii
county and Territory. to show cause why IN order
should not he granted to the said to
cell 20 much of the real estate Of the said deceased
a. shall be necessary.
AND that copy of this order be published at
le1st four successive weeks In the Woop RIVER
county. GEO. NJ. PARSONS "
Probate Judge.
D"'eo september 10, 1884. sb
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of GEORGE REYES, deceased.
Motto. Is hereby given by the undersigned. nd.
mlnistrator OF the estate OF George Reyes, de.
censed, to the creditors Of and all ptrsus having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within tour months
after the first publication Of this notice, t. the
said administrator. at hts office in HALEY in the
County OF Alturas.
j. NJ. BURKETT
Public Administrators
Dsseo u hSiley, august H. 1854. aui3
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-10-21
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