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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

What makes a man feel as shaky as cnlii,
and feyeri II Is shake, shake, SHAKE uh..l
you almost rattle your teeth OUT ana snshe
the buttons off OF your coat. What dri,e7
chills and fever out9 Browns iron blI-
ters. II you have never tried II, get some
at once, and don't shake any more. Mr.
Charles NJ. Newell, Of Tettington, vs..
says: ~ used Browns Iron bittrrs las'
fall for chilIs aud fever and derived gfea'
benefit II Is the bes, tonic known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Pniira fotirt. 4

The following cases were disposed OF yea
terday morning by Justice Richardson:
Armistead Ball (eolored) was fined $3.50
and cost for being drunk and creating a
disturbance on the street.
Edward Gilman, drunk. Discharged.
James Sweeney was fined 81 for having
his hack unlswinily numbered.
Washington Miller (eolored), for stealing
tobacco from o. Z. Gregory & Co., was
jailed for thirty days.
York James and Isaac Jones. colored
stevedores employed on the Old Dominion
steamship dock, charged with stealing
tbirty-nine muskrat-sains. the property OF
Charles Haase & Co. Sent to iau for thirty
lay,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Are you disturbed al nlgst aud broken ~ your
rec, by sick child suffering aud crying with pain
of cutLrg teeth? II 20, send At once and get bot
Tie ~ MRS. wINSLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children toething. IT, yaao is incacalable. it
win relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers thers f. no mistake about
IT, II cures dysentcry and dlarrh ~. regulate. tho
stomach and bowels, and cures wini-colic' soft.ns
the gums. reduces Inflammation, AMI gives tone
and energy 70 tle whole sys,em. Mrs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth
ing pleasant TO the taste. and Is tie prescription
Of one Of the Oldest and best female ply sicians
and nur.es IN the United states and Is tor sale by
a dr,lgeists throughout the worle. Price 25 cents
, hottie ~ 23-cOdiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Nessrs. JardeIIa aud Reinhsrdt. 9. 20.
nrano 1n soIo, .Qussn Of The Nixhtn TORY J
Miss Annie L. GriswoId. 4. Potpouss.
"Der Musikslisehc sondcr'ing," Hamn,)
amateur orche.tra. 8. Grand quatuor, Op'
Iss, AnGmte,D tReissiger.l Messr.'
Ke.snich, Baseler, Thilow, and Reinhsrcf,
@. Soprano solo, "Kirtic Red tHattou.)
Miss Annie l.. GrIswold. u. Ws"x'
.Lonlse." lAronson.l amateur orchestra,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
TIE SOUTHERN COTTONMILLS.
Proposing 10 Run on Short Time until the
First OF February.


In short time, says on Atlanta (Gl.) spe-
cial, another meeting OF cOiton-mlIl men
will be held TO take action in reference 70
the depressed market. II il cicar that the
cOtton-mills must do something to carry
them safely over the shoals through "llich
they arc now passing. In March last an
effort was made 10 agree on some plan ipoA.
ing 10 a stoppage Of the mills on accoHnt OF
oycr-produrtion. None have made money
during summer, but over-production CON
tinued and the situation nOwis unchanged.
A prominent mill president said "When
we held the convention last spring we
hoped for hetter sales, but goods that sofa
then at and cents are now worth only
To cents yard. We do not know how
prices VIII go in the future. Mills are
afraid 10 buy cotton lest the market should
drop before they can work OF the
stock. But suppose cotton drops soon,
we hsye got to slack up and let the demand
overtako u. That Is the object OF meet
ing. The factories must agree not 10 run
more than hall time until about February.
The factories are running solely 10 keep
their operatives together aud for their bene-
IL. There is s350.000 In my mill. II earns
no dividends. The opeatiyes can work
and make hall pay snd get along some way,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
A n EMERGENCY-MAN.

Criscs come IN all. Happy the bachelor whose
temper and skll are equal To the crisis created by
tie lo.s ofs vital butSn Aulnmn dAS' briag crises
u sudden chill, which 20 hard with men over
confident Of their ability to meet them. The
elothe,r with the best stock OF LIGHT OVER
COATS !. the Emergcnc man for that pinch.
Prevention is better than cure-forosgh, than
hardsisht Timely, then, is oar stosk Of LIGHT
OyERCOAT.. This week brings large demand
for them. They 20 from sIO to ESQ. Tie variety
I, big euough - sLil person, purse, or fancy.
Critics prououne. the styles excellent an The
materials and way or putting together ,ce knoo
are right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Buruett's COcoAino

promotes the growth OF the hair and rem
ters IL dark and glossy. II hoIds. In a
LIQUID form. large proportion OF de-
odorlzcd cocoanut Off, prepared expressly
for this purpose. NO otter compound pos
sesses the peculiar properties which 80 ex.
actly suit the various conditions OF the
human hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
A BRIDE.ELECT DBAPPEARS.
she Leaves Her Hcme cn the Nighi Fixed Tor
Her Wedding.

She Leaves Her Hcme on the Nighi Fixed Tor
Her Wedding.
An Atlanta (Ga.) special OF Tuesdy says:
The ColiCc are looking FOR Young woman
who disappeared from her home on the
night fixed for her wedding, allircd in her
bridal robes. Her naEie j, MaIy Walker.
Her parents reside ai NO. 2OS Marsam street
and are Wall-to-Go people. Miss Walker ia
about eighteen years of age. She j. an
only child. and her father provided
her with all She wanted. She had
many ,u.tors for her hand aud heart.
hut she turned q deaf ear 10 all until
Levi, Elder. hark-workng mechanic.
came along. Their acquaintance, soon ri
CinCd into devotion. and when Elder asked
iEc giri', father for his daughters hand be-
readily gave bis consent. Elder insisted
uVoi. purchasing the tr0usseau for hts
bride. and With liberal hand supplied her
with money. re purchased jcwclry. rings,
and ribbons for her in abundance. Finally
the wedding was arranged iOr Thursday
night Last, and when dlr& cllne, Ell.
der. arraycd in his best. sought the
Walker home. When he arrived there
he ascerlained that the bridal-dre.s
had not been completed, and the
wedding was postponed until SUNDAY
night. Friday night Elder called upon bis
bride-elect, but soon after reaching hcr
home he ascertaincd that her parents wert
going to church. He decided to accom-
pany them. and, leaving their daughter At
home, the parents and their intended son.
in-law went 10 church. They returned
home about 10 O'Clock. and was surprised
to find the girl absent. But their surpri~o
was greatly increased when they found
that her wedding outfit and all her iewelry
were gone, too. She did not return that
night, and the next morning Elder called
upon Captain Grim. Captain Grim ha, not
yet found the missing brdc-eIect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
&pU fOrn.

The first new corn OF the season was sold
on Change yesterday for seventy cents per
bushel. The corn was raised In King
William county, was good white, and as
dry as corn usually is in December, fact
which indicates the lack Of rain recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

The nne1 mayonaise dressing for all binds %
salads. cold meats raw tomatoes. picked salmon,
cabbage, etc, Is DuRKEEs SALAD DRESSING. IL
t,, besides, more economical than home made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Great game on Saturday.

A beautiful set OF fancy cards sent free 10
persons who have taken Browns Iron Bit
ters. Address Brown Chemical Company,
Baltimore. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

See game saturday-s,. Louis ". Vir-
ninias
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

/. Overture, "Dan's Tribulations,"
(Braham,) emateur orchestra. 2. Duo,
piano and clarinet "Norma," (Bellini.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
ST. Louis sluggers as. virginIas.
Biggest game Of season on saturday.

Anthracite Coal, sJ; spint, si.s5, aud
Soft Coal. s3..j at Pages, Broad and Nor
ton streets and 1905 Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

BOOK Axp JoB PRINTING neatly exccuies at The
Dspetsh Job-pnntlns House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
NORMAL SCHOOL,

This school viii open 50 farmvtliN Va, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER so, 1884,
et 10 A. NJ, end continue uu absat the l5th June,
1854. a circular giving information W partie,
iukrcs,cd win be sent on application 10
n. v. WATKINS, Secretary.
PknNvuLe, VA. September rs, 1855.
.c2N-Th9w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. -. CIAFFIN 4 co. 4:3e 7. VI, suburban
farm II Tor y-fhree acres. with dwelling, ole
aud three quarter miles from the city, On the
Bruak t.rnmko.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
A DvERTIsING CHEATs,,l

-r has become - common W begin an ,r,,o,.
in an elegant, interesting style,
Then run u into some advertisement, ,,., -.
avoid all such,
"And simply call attention 10 the mer,,, y, I,,,.
Bittcr in as plain, homes, terms as possible.
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which 90 n-ov,s ,ho,,
value that they Will never use anything e,so.~
"TiiT REMEDY 80 favorably noticed In all tho
pap,rs.
Religions aud secular, Ia
"Hayng a large sale, and Ia x,nnI,nttn, ali
other medicines.
"Thore is no denying the virtues OF ,rc ,Io,
plaRi, and The proprietors Of Hop Bitter. have
shown great shrevdness and ability
ain compoundlng medicine whose vlrt,es,r o
20 palpsblc TO every ones observation"
DID SHE DIE?
"Noi
"she fingered and suffered along, pin,ng awav
all the time for years"
"Ihe doctors doing her no good:"
And at last was cared by this Hop Dit,ors the
parers say 50 much about"
Indeed! Indeed.
"iIow thankful we should be for that m msdIcine.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
l. q L n d!
FOR LADIES ONLY.

A REMEDY endorsed by the best ph yacIins ana
ARTGiDY that Mr. {. W. O'Ke,Il, Goodwater
Ala, says raised his wife from an inyalld's bed,
ana he believes saved her hfs.
A RFNEDY Of which q prominent Atlanta mcr-
chant said: 81 would have given 1900 ~ soon
as would nickle FOR whst two bottles Of ycaI
medicine did for my daughter"
REhEDY IN regard 10 which :. j. Ca.sell, ".
d., druggist. 1homasvills. Ca. says: " ON
recall instances In which Il a1ordei RELIEF alter
all the usual RENE dies had failed"
4 REhFDY about which Dr. r. Is. FcrMll. la
Grange, ia. writes ." have used f0r the lNs;
twenty years the medicine ycu are putting M.
and consider IL the best combination ever got
ten toseth'r for the disease for which II Is re-
eommCuded-n
ARFMFDY about which DR.. joel Brinhsm, A.
lauta, said: 81 ifnvo examined the recipe, and
have no hesitation IN advising Its use, aud coz
ndently recommend j."
ARFMEljY which the Rev. II. u. johnson, ncar
Marietta, Ca. ssys he has uacd in bis family
with The utmost sati.faciion,' and rscon-
III, ndcd Il T. three families, who found II 70
be- just what u IL recommended
REMEDY If which PembcriOn. iVersCn & Den
ni,on say: WchaVc Keen selling Il for many
years, with constantly increasing sales. Ihs
article Is siap.e with us, and ole OF sbsoluss
mtrit."
AREMhDY Of which Lamar. Rankin Lama;
say: &" We sold fifty gre's IN four months aud
never sold 1t IN any place but what 1t was
AEFMF 5Y by which Dr.. Baugh, Of LaGranya
Ca. saws: -" | cured one of the most ch'tinab
cases Of NICARIOUS MESSIRVAIlON ulHt ever
came within my knowledge with a Few net
flp-."
AREMEDY Of which Dr. j. c. Hu.s,. NolAsulg =.
Ala, SAYS: " | am fully convinced dIAt II IL uh-
ri,slled for that class Of diseases which 1t
claims 10 cure "
REMEDY about which Ma lor John c. Whiiner,
OF Atlanta. well and fsvorably known All over
The United state. as general insurance agent,
saws ~ used ibis remedy before the war on
large plantation on great number Of c'ss's-
alwav- with absolute success
AEEMFDY abbout whIch hr. J. W. Strange. az
Cartersyillc, Ga, cortinos that one bottl9 cured
two mtIniers of his IA nily of menstrual lr.
rnltlrrlfr of mnnN XNars' sIandinE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
EDUCATIONAL.

N0TICE.--MRs. R0SALiE WINSTON.
IN sssls'ed by her niece, Miss hOSCUBN. win
open SMALL, sELECr SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
AND BOYS NJ her rceicesce. No. loo. northwest
corner of Ninth and frsntns, oCrOBER lsr.
Terms: - per month for English French, i..tn.
Mpeic, and Painting, extra. PayWents m advance
fcf half session. 80 2S-Thesu2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
BASE..BAGL.

EOR THE BASEBALL GROUNDS.
The Sirect-Car Company and Mr. 4. W. CARRIER
having made Arrangements tOr RtNNlsIs
STAGES IN CONNECTION WITH STREET
CARS FOR IHF BASEBALL GROUND,
stagos VIII mske close connection Win cals u
Laurel street and Tolcr's Eower-gardcn, taking
passengers promptly to aud from the gro0nis.
Tickets al reduced rates can De pnrchiSh ~ w.
d,iyeTs or Nr A. W CARRIER. corner renih and
Main streets. . 49,, ~, a.. .,..,
9'' CHARLES SELDES.
&C 26-IOt euPenn'eh1en''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
a DAUGUTER's MISERY.

a DAUGHTERS MISERY.
"Eleven years our daughter suffered on bed OF
misery,
"From a complication Of kidney, liver, rhcp-
matte troubles, and nervous debility,
"Undcr the care Of the est physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names
"But no relief,
"And now she Is restored 10 Us IN good health by
as simple rcmedv as Hop Bitters, that W. had
summed FOR years before uslng git."-TnE PArRSTs
FATHER Is GETTING WELL.
"My daughters say:
"How much better father is since he u3ei Hop
Ditters.r
"Ile IL getting well after bi. long suffering from
disease edcclsredincurabe."
"And We ESQ glad that he used your Bitbcrs.r-
ALADY Of Utica, KY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
THs MAJORS Authority.

Mayor C,rrington, when asked by what
authority of law be ordered the police to
make the arrest, said: "By the SAME au-
ihority that would order your arrest il
was told YOU intended 30 burn the City
Hail and saw you attempting to do It.
From Colonel Cutshaw's statement l am
led 30 believe that the city's property was
about TO be injured, and deemed Il my
duty 20 prevent II. We have ordinances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
MUSICAL.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
M L 5 / & A l.

Nv. r. LOUIS IDE viii resume his classes IN
VOCAL CULTURE, piANO- and Ol.is sAN-
PLAYING. and HARMONY, on stPIEMBtR
I3fH. have abundant tssiifncniais from patrons
here and elsewhere 70 guarantee ny success njm-
parting insraeiion. These viii be giad 10 show to
auy one desirins MY services as ie@chcI. Please
ssdresa 4. LOi'IS IDt,
~ 1-Su,Tu&rhlms No. 10 west Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
HO!rO THE CIRCUS.
Personal.

I HEREBY WARN ALL PARTIES
i sx.ins. creGitiug my son, ". II. SAVAGE. as
will not be responsible Tor any debts that he may
cs ptract GEORGE SAVAGE,
se 23.3ts Of savage & folns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25

r.F None genuine without bunch of gresn
Hops on The white label. shuu all the VILE poison
Ous stuff with /" Hop" or Hops In their name.
Ise 2-Tu. .Thfwl&SalmI
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-28
SUMMONS.

In the District Count Of the Second Judicial Dis
tr.rtot tAo Territory nj Ilnho, III and
the Couuty of Alturas
David b Hthsll md Juhr IL. Nan SchaiCh, partn, rs
doing b. sncss under the firm name and stv
of Ethell y Van S,h4ick paint IT'S
james A. Nicholson and n. c. Fletcher, defend
ants.
The People Of tho United States in the TER tory
OF Idaho, send Greet ny t. James A. Nicholson
and \. {. Fletcher, defe udrnts:
YIN ARE hereby required I appear in an action
brought ~ inst ,uu by the allowed named plt u
It's IN thu District G, urt OF the Second judicial
UIstriut OF tnc Territory Of Idaho, III and for tlc
county of AIturas. aAd To- nlIsw' the complaint
FLEE! therein. thin tn day5 (eXcu,ive "a the
suuiuoIs-it served within tins courty; tr, If
served out Of this county at II this di,t lot
with twenty lays; othrl wise, WITH ferty days
or iudgmeH ny default VIII be taken against You
aactritnB e. tn N Yer OF sati CON p!Riht.
Tnt sad action Is by uSlt t. recover Judgment
AGAINST YOU In the sum uT SIS 81. b nee tu" on
account Tor lumber sold and delivered, and tor
$50 Tor verifying aud recording mechanics lien
and 400 attorneys tees and costs OF sut also. Tor
tnt Creclosure OF certain mechanics lieu nltd on
q, Der II 1882, on Unit Ctrtaln buildlng know n
tue NJ hplsol and FLEET her ,al, on, and t!,e lot
upon which the same is s!tuNt~d. as more IN ~ np.
pears IN plaintiffs Compln ut, rcit fed COPY Of
which is herewith served
Anl you ar h-r, by II, fed that il You fail to
appear and ans w,r the sad complaint. as above
required. the said plaiutf, will apply t. the
Court tur the relief demanded in tneir complaint.
GtN,n under my hand aul tAe seal Of the nls.
tctvt Court q. the = cund Juiril District OF the
Eerr ~ 81 ll1hn, IN uut 'ur tlr coutti - Alta
rms, tbs tn @ Ap,il, il tn" y OF our Lord GA.
thous md e.ght hundred AID eiGuty-tour.
loEALI A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
By Z. L. RfcH>Rps, Deputy Clerk.
i. Z. ENsItN, ttVrpe, for Plaintiffs al0ti
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-28
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
TERRIFIC RYoT IDAHO.
CoUSTT ALruEAs
In the Probate Court OF Alturss County, Idato
Territory.
John Endr,. ant jacob Bonnet a. firm O. Jch,
Endres 4 Co, rl4 int ifs. VS. James
Code, dcts nItl.t

To James Code in the name of the people Of the
~. tea II ties in tn TerIit ry Of Idaho:
You r hereby net fed thtt tlere now on
file il the oTicr n tn Prrb te Court Of th- cuul
o. Alturas. in t." Territ ~ of Idaho. tGe com
plant Of John EE3r's X Co, demanding Of /. u
the ~ t!2N,5i upon the fol owing cause ~
acti,n ( the said SUN of S2ll 81 due to- plaintiffs
fr IN YOU tao said defendant for goods wsr and
merchandise, sold and delivered 20 you by plain
tirs b., tween Nov. J. t>%}, snd April /. S4 ;
and TINT Jules You sppe'r md answer - said
conplni II my ohirs III Hailhy, T., within n
dsys FL. lusivs OF the day OF ic.l, after I'll !.
service or yYu # this summous-ii rve' ithn
this county: or, il served out Of 'he 3, but u
This district with n % days: "therv Sc. wit in
forty days or Judgment by def u will be tnkea
sg-inst You tor tae sum of two hundred md
twenty dollars AMI fifty esuts tS2-0.aOl, tog, Their
viii, this costs of sut
In testimony whsr.eF. Go. NJ ParsOns Pro-
bat. Ju x have he'-unto set my hand AMI sili x..i
til. seal II ssid Court at Hail y, Idaho, this 9.h
day If Msv, A. D lesi.
lsEAL GEO. NJ PARSONS
Frobsts Judge.
FIX Ofllcio Clerk OF the Pr bate Cosrt
EiSsADraf NoGowAN. Pins. Atty. ING
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-28
Application for Patent.



UNIrED s1AILs LAND OFFICE
HAi.EY. IDAHO,
April ~. 1894
Notice is hereby given that the Atlanta Hi
Cola Mining and Mill NJ Cpmpgny, mn Ortanizu
ton in 'orpur.tud Icr the laws ct the State of
New York, by II, Httnru, .-ili-'act, VIM. HYnimnn
whose post iire addr,~Sis HALEY. hltaras county
idaho Territory, ha- male application for
u d States Patent for the
LAST CHANCE LODE MINING CLAIM.
stuatc in the Mlddle BOISE Mining District Al
turas County, Idaho Territory, consisting Ell
2aJ lurar rect OF the lode. and surface ground
2la feet wide, being Lot No. -. AMI descended III
the tieid notes aud plat Of the oificial survey OF
hie IN this 1illce with magnetic variation ut ~ de
Erees and 10 m'nntoH east, rs follows: Commenc
ing # the discovery point ant running thcuce 5.
II degrees l. 10 feet a. e. 4 end of clam. thence
$. - degrees ~. lnJ feet t. corner No. ! thence
y. 10 degrees y POO fenr 10 corner No 2: thence
y = dcHre,s ". sHS feet 10 corner No. 3: thence
$. - degrees and 30 minutes ..t5 feet to corner
No 4 thence ). Is d. gretS ". 800 feet TO corner
NJ. 3: the9ce y. u degrees ard 80 minutes T. 34i
feet To- CO. ner NO. Il: thence :. u degrees T. SSs
feet TO corner No. l. thu place ut beginning surve,
of exterior boundaries OF claim. Containing 5i4
acres.
From corner No q, L 8 NJ. NJ. No, / bears y Is
degrees, - minutes and 80 seconds L. ii feet
di -ttltt.
rue eaid mining claim being Of record in the
oihce ii the Recorder pf aaid Mining Dis
trct at liaii,y N Aturas Comfy Idaho Terrific.
~. The nearest known locations being the
NJ march. 4, =. Lot 81. ana the Buff o. y, Lot II
direct Tint thus uo.cc be published III the
nesrc-t The said naming claim. for the period OF
siXi. days.
a52 lGjt HOMER H. POUND, Register
Wan. HYNDMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-28
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the I'd IN ica Distri t. OF
the Territory of Idaho, in and Tor the County
of Altlras.

=, 1.. -, -,,1.
III I'VE t"I. y, tn "a y" Ilc.si Dis'r' = OF
the ierriu'ry o' iurn,, III a'' '"r "" county
vi Ai'iraS'
Richard H. Ably, plaintiff, VS.. Thomas V, Flint,
defendant
Action brourht in tha District Count IF the % IN
diri,I 1ietrict Of the r. rritorv of JJaho in
md for :, . Comfy of Altur,s md thc COW,
,,Iair,t nlad in SAID coun.r ~ Att,,.. ia +he ~
~ ~ Tho CIerh =, ..id Dis,ri,+ C,rrt
~,
me f'op'e 81 we oH,fh - uts III tle er,itory OF
luaho' sehd Breethe O. thomas V. rhh''
uelehuhut'
YOU are hereby required to appear in an sction
b o .ght againt YOU oy the above named plaii t H.
in the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho. in and 70 the
~ of Nlturts 70. and to answer the complain. filed
therein. w thin ten days exclusive Of the dry Of
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-28
Application FOR Patent.



UNITED SItTIs LAND OTrirr,
HALEY. IuAHS.
Ap"il -. 1924,
N,Ir, is "a roy given that th' Atlau,a IVA Colo
Muipr aud Niltug Company, an organization m
coruorat ct uuder the laws of the state Of New
York, by IT. 1T rnu yin fact, Win. Hyn lmau,
Wnu-t ost l,rc adIr is Hail Y, Altur county,
Idaho Territory mas made application Tor a
tuito 4 site Patent for tho
ARTHUR MACY PLACER MINING CLAIM.
situote IN MiGdlc Bots! Mining Dstr 4. AltGras
county. liahn 7, rrtury, consisting ot Lac hncur
feet tf thr claim NuN surf sc -roni ~ feet vide
hripg / SO. 5u and c5 rihad III ~ h.td notes AN
plt oi the III lI survey uu I'LL ia this Othcr. " tn
EErtir variation ut ~ degrees ma ~ minutes
east aH follows: tomul- ,lnH ut tut nuitAW' Il
cotn I of the rigm. mlrktd corner NJ. l. ma run
,.inI al nee 10 degree +. 100 ttut t. CORNER No.
=. then ;. degrees ". La feet t. orner No 3.
thence y. - degree, 81 minutes aud l6 seconds W,
3ss feet t. curG'r so |, tac place beginning sur
vey oi ext Flor boundaries of claim. t,iit4iuinE
i - s.
From curYor No. |, L. s NJ. NJ. No bears y.
A. ..rats and g. mirrt W. ,Gl5 feet ,ist.ut.
ia, said miulns citAu being -. Tt ord III t'o
office ~ IN" Recorder of said Mining ris-
tr'et,at iIniiey, in Nturas Comfy, ldan" Terri
tory Tn, nearest fnowu locations being
the pnly NH ~ity claim, lot 81 Z.
mr. Z thut tAls notice be published in the
Worp IvEN Tones. the ueV~p'ntr published
utpr. thc sul nhuln. claim. TOR tie p,rina uf
eiNtydavs.
r.2doot HOMER l. Pound Register.
NM. ilTSNaIAN, Attorney f.r Arn'Ir ant.