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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13

Motto is hereby given that D.n.el Harrington
ind Robert c. Chambers, by " IL Watt the,, at
f t. in .u whose poStoihSe address is
made application for United States Patent fox
the
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Secs u and %, 4. 2, n, Il. Il f.. Boise
Meridian, Mineral Hin Mining District A.tnras
county. Idaho Territory, consisting 81 500
linear feet OF the lode, and surac" ground COO feet
wide, being 10. No. ds. and described in the field
notes ana plat of the Eial suivcy HE in IL. 5
Office with magnetic variation ~ Is degrees and 80
minutes east, rs follows:
Commeucing ut the discovery point of this clni,n
and running south A. degrees and % minutes east
49, feet, center of southeast end line If cialm:
thence north ~ degr..~ and 10 minutes east ial
ie,t to corner No. /; theuce s,uth 4: degrees and
~ ininut west 600 feet t. corner No >: tn nee
hoi tn ~ degrees and 20 IN uutts wc-t l.uU
corner No. ,: thence north ~ degrees and 10 min
utes east coo feet to corner Ne. ! thence south Al
degrees and 20 inmates east so fe,t t. corner
\ /, ana place of beginning survey Of exterior
boundaries embracing II total area Of :" 60 acres
excluding, however, from this npplie' ton AID
destr ton the area i'll conflict VIA tine "Msr
Eagle Lode, Lot. No, 81. 2i3 acres. and the area
in conflict with the In ihs Queen" Lode, Lot 30
TO, 2O2 acres; area claimed and sought t. b. !at
ent"d, Is 81 acres
From corner No. ;, Section corner col.'.en 70
Sc tons Is 49, 81 and -, .! Township 3" No. OF
Range II East OF the Boise Neriilau l.. ~ 81. a.
ts degrees, ~ ninlIs, ana u seconds W. ,a.s
feet.
The said m,nias csai,s being of Co.. .. ,..-
Office of the County Recorder Of sail ii Ifa.
trict, Mt HALEY, in Altur County Itrla r.f..-
ry. The nearest KIN WI locations b.'p. o. in
dian Queen, Let GO, War Eagle" Ia Il, 40 Va,
'Neile.''
Any and all persons claiming advcfs /, ~, nor
tion ,f the said Emma" I.ottr Mulir., t,...g =
surface greuna, are require IN hie IN, ? SAL, r.'
claims thereto with tie Register Of the t.l.ti
states Land Office, ri Ha,lvy, L,hhp Teu4ut.
within the sixty days Publication thereof. or thy
VIII be barred by virtae Of tic provisions OF te
tstStats Ia ssoh cases made shd provided
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

tHavin9 been surgeon in charge of two leading
hosp talst enables me to treat all private troubles
with excellent results. wish It distinctly under
lies. or TO have miraculous or supernatural power
claim only 10 be Il skillfnl and successful rhysi
q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13

direct that the foteg ping notice of application
for patent b. published for til. period If sixty
sisys in the WooD RIVER DAILY rIMFsa newspaper
published at HALEY, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritury.
m29 HOMER l.. POUND. Rep ster
". II. WATT. Hsiley. Idaho. Attv for Applicant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
y r. A L L E N,
49, Keacny Street. San Francisco, Cal,

=. hive VEGETABLE CoMPC~1ND. TIE result
OF many years of special practice and II I'd udy.
which under speciai advice HAS NEVER FAIIIp
OF sucC. l., The cure If LOST MANHOOD, PRusrA-
Eiua A.iIC. o3ltf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

NR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN IS REGU.
- LAR graduatr Physician. educated at Bow.
dom College and University Of Michigan He has
devoted lif time TO. and is know lodged to he
the most expert Surgeon in is specially on the
Pacific Coast,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
TIN: GREAT
y-nNCs sGsJ r. tsaEGY

Is q never-failinG . Ira
: ~ Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness,
spermato.rEen, la,T
MANHOOD, ImpotelHy,
pEo>rAruRHJukA. igt',.'.-
SIS, md all tiis ,,ell-
his eject of Svli.Abus.,
youtsfEl tuA.es aul eA-
cess : IN IlltUrcc Yeats
such rs Loss Of Mem
CRY, l.Hssltuie, Noe
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13

Notice of the above april alton will be pub
lishcd in the TINES, printed at HALEY, Idaho
which hereby deSi gnate Us the newspaper pub
hshed nearest the land described in said applica.
ton.
,A6w6 HOMER l.. POUND Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13

LAND OFFICE Ar HALEY. 7. TT
May 49, 1854.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lishcd in the TINES. printed at HALEY. Idaho,
which hereby DIES sunte rs the newspaper pub
llehed nearest the land described in said applca-
tiuu.
mi9tl HOTER l.. POUND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT NAIEEY. IDAHA.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IbAtio,i
NAV t, 1854.
J, Joseph A. Meadows Of Haley. Idaho. who
made pre- empton declq,Atory statement NJ.
2,9l9, TO- the +. i n ". 4 and n. ). s. ". i
Section Is, y. 7. i {. I Section %. 3 n. Il. n e.
do hereby give notice OF my int -ntion to nuke
hn0 proof % establish MY 81 im to the land ab We
descr1h'd. sn1 tin expect to prove my residence
mi cultivation before h gister and Receiver 1T
HALEY Lrud Office, on June II, 1884 two Of
IA. lluwipg Witnesses: Fred, rick Brcnenan
Faisl"k NcMuu gle NJ. j. Br4Idell, and John sta
plefurd ali Of HALEY, Idaho.
JOSEPH \. MEADOWS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
LIaB.a DlSpENShRY,

100 Gtary Street san Francisco Cal
Private entrance, 4@5 Mason Str ct, four hocks
mp Gcary stree: rom Kearny. Main entr lIrt
through Dispen' 9ry DRUG store. j3utf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
pR,ltmG's WONDERFUL EEMANl>ylUoR,ToG

neruanentlv prevents all Unnatural Losses from
the system, lies III" nerves, strcnl tuens tne
},a checks thu waste, iuv,gorsta> the whole sS
,iness.
The reason so many cannot get cured of Seminal
Weakness, Loss of Manhood to-, is owing t. .
cnmplication, called PROSTArORRHEA with II.
PERAEtHESlA. which requires peculiar treat
ment. DIR. Liebgs lnviSOrat0r is the only pusi.
tive cure tor TROSrATORkHEA. with peculiar
special treatment, used Mt the LIebg Dlsptu-try
Price Of Iuvtgorat r. So Case of SIX bottles 40
sent I" amy address. covered securely from obser-
Natiun.
Most powerful electric belts free t. patients.
70 prove the Worsterlul power OF tile Invsor-
ator,
A 81 BOTTLE GIVEN or SENT FREE
Colsuitatun If and pytvat'. Call or address,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
SUMMONS.

TERRIFIC ~ OF IDAHO. !
COUNTY OF ALTURAs ~
In the Probate Court of Alturas County, Idaho
Territory.
John Endres and Jacob Bonnet, as firm Of John
Endres 4 Co. plrint ifs, VS.. James
Code defendant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13

You've MrnptE AGED and OLD and all. who
need cdical SKILL and experience. consult the
oil European Physician III once. His opinion
CO.'S netting, and may save future misery and
5 anne. When incoDvei lent to visit the city for
treatment medicines can be sent everywhere by
express FREE froU observation. 1t is self evil
dent that ply stefan who gives his whole Utten-
tiun 80 class Of dis asses attains great skill and
phy sicians throughout the country, knowing this,
fr.qut utly recommend difficult cases to the OLD
EST SPECIALIST, by Whom even known Good
Rene ly is used. The Doctors AGE and EXPE
KiENCE make his opinion Of SUPREME imp,r
lance
u<-IhoSe Who call see no one but the Docto,.
Consu tatinn free and Sacredly Confidential.
Gases which have failed III aiming relief tls,-
where especially solicited. THE DOCTOR wll
agree TO forfeit 81 900 for ease undertaken not
cured. Call or write. Hours. Daily, from ga
"a. to p m, t. evenings; sundays, 10 to l.
only. Send for the Saurtar>t Guide to Health;
SENT FREE. Address as alb We.
The services If the celcbr tied Id German
Physician DIR. q. GIRARD, frnn Strasburs, have
been secured at the LIEBIG DlSPENSAkY. His
fame specialist tor diseases of men il UnVers
ally Known and hun ireds are daily avaiinF them
selN of the opp rtun ty of free cogsultgtiun,
cr-Dually or by letter, III all nguages
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-13
g.. w. HOLCOMB.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office Rooms Gil + street, Washington, D. G.
Up. O. BOX

NM n tWn,i nern
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Refers to Prominent Men throughout sl3d&w
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SUMMONS.

FIX Offlc'o Clerk OF the Pr bate Court.
KINGsBURI MCGOWAN PHI $. Attys. mo
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Application IoI iatent.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
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Application for t'atent.
NOTICE Nv G2.

NOTICE NJ 90.
UNITED STAINS Last OFFICE,
HALEY. 1uNHo,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-12
PROCEEDINGS IN ROTH HOUSES.

ALBANY Jan. lis ,natOr Esty today re-
ported favoraby the bill providing for discretionary
animation OF banks by the bank superintendent. Hr.
Ellsworth OF the Judiciary Committee, reported ad-
yersey the bill prohibit preferences IN ssgnments
which agreed to, also adversely Mr. Bakers bill to
increase the number notaies public and TO transfer
power TO Appoint them from the Governor TO County
judges. motion by Mr.. Baker to reconsider and table
carried.
resolution, by Mr. Low, adopJed requesting the
Capitol Commissioners TO report the kind and amount Of
work done the eace during the year and the appcl-
ton or tho appropriation OF last year and the sum re
qured to complete the interior and exterior including The
tower and what materials purchased abroad 1t was
referred.
Mr. Bcokwith in tho Assembly offered resolution that
the house hold session every day cept Sundays dng
the entire session Of the Legislature. II was laid over
Mr. Beckwh gave notice that he would call up the reso
luton az an early day.
Mr.. c. II. Lindsay introduced hill amending an act
governing the sale OF drugs, medicines and pOis0ns IN
Kings County by providing more stringent rules Tor
registration, examination. etc, OF pharmacists
Mr.. Roosevelt, chairman Of Assembly cities committee,
recently sent letter to Speaker Shcard protesting
against the clerk which the Speaker had assigned TO The
committee The objection OF Mr. Roosevelt was based on
the fact that ne could confidential relations with
an individual with whom he was unacquainted NO
having been received, Mr. Roosevelt TINS morning
said that be wOd act his clerk Gntl satsiac-
clerk Is assigned TO him.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-12
ELETATED RAILTAY T4X1TION.

CONDITION or TIE LITIGATION BEGUN By THE
COMPANIES.
Mayor Edison in ms message mentions the fact
that taxes amounting 20 $2,ZS6e3G 81 were as
sessed upon the capital stock and structures OF the
elevated railroad companies of tins city from 1919
To 1888 inclusive. With interest the claim amounts
TO more than -, ,50o,QOO.
the qnCstion at Issue between the elevated railroads
and the city was as to the amount OF taxes 10 ne
assessed The Court Appeals has already decided
that the structures can be taxed as real estate The
Manhattan Company says that the structures are
taxed 10 their full value, while other real estate
is only taxed to the amount OF 90
per cent Of its market yalue. Some time ago s4it
was brought in the United States Circuit COurt by
two stockholders of the Manhattan Company
named Fairbairne and Shielding, residents OF New
Jersey to restrain the directors OF the Manhattan
Company from paying the taxes levied on Ihe
einvated railroads bv the Tax Commissioners This
was believed by the Corporation Counsel to be
bogus suit really brought by the Manhattan Com
panv in the name of the two stockholders, because
the directors believed that they stood better
chance of success in the United states Court than
in a State court. MT. Andrews and James 4. carter
opposed the suit III behalf OF the city. Inc
Manhattan Company based its defence IN good
part" on the decision given by Judge Field, OF the
United States Supreme Court in the case OF the San
Mateo Railway Company, OF California, that cor
pOration like an individual, hada right to deduct
its debts from the total valuation Of the property to
be taxed The case was referred to master, and
at hearings lasting more than year large amount
of testimony was taken. Judge Wallace finally
decided that the United states Courts had
no jurisdiction in the matter. A suit
was then begun in the state Supreme
Court by the Manhattan Company on, the ground
that the assessment was excessive anu also on the
ground that the assessment had been made by the
Tax Commissioners instead of the Deputy Tax Com
missioners as the law requires Mr.. Andrews and
Mr. Carter also appears for the city In TINS SUIT by
stipulation. the testimony taken in the United
States Court is to be used in the latter suit. MIR.
Andrews said he anxious to have the case
brought to trial. The matter has dragged along
aud lac will endeavor 70 have trial as soon as pos
sible. 80 . n,
Vice-P President Galloway, of the Manhattan Rail-
Way said that the company considered the taxes
unjust and illegal, and woud contest the payment
of them TO the last extremity. The taxes were both
amount had been correct stated in the Mayors
message but to the particular state OF the itiGa
tion Mr. Galloway said that he eOuldnot give exact
information,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-12
UTICA.
NEW WATER WORKS-THE "BLTZZARD -
BUCKLEY AND CO.'S FAILURE.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO Tue TRIBUNE. I


UTICA, jan 11.-lIayOr DOOlittle started a
movement some time ago for new water WORKS, which
should be owned and controlled by the city. The present
water works are owned by private corporation. The
supply is inadequate and depends LARGELY on surface
water for filing reservoirs In dry seasons the patrons
are Obliged to economize In the use OF waier and water
rates are so high that not over half the people afford
to take IT, Mills and large corporations get what they
need mainly from other sources Engineer Campbell
of New York was for and with corps Of assistants
made the necessary surveys. at expense Of several
thousand dollars. His report has been submitted. He
proposes TO bring water from West Canada
Creek, distance Of nine miles, at an ex-
pense OF from 100000 to 100000 After the
surveys were made sample OF water from
the creek was sent to DR.. Ducke OF the Utica State
Asvlum for analysis He found It contained a large
amount Of organic matter and declared was unit for
drinking purposes This report was handed 10 the Mayor
ard has been given to the public except as It's sub
stance was aferward stated by Dr. Ducke Water from
the creek was aerward sent TO Professor Chandler for
ANALYSIS While he does state in his report that the
water unfit for drinking purposes he says the result
of analysis Is not entirely satisfactory" The city
PAYS for water for city $4,000 and the contract
which made by the Common Council with the Water
ors Company in 1863 is without limit time. The
company that the city has relief from and when
the city refused to longer pay that amount the company
appealed TO and succeeded. The proposition
construct city water works probably will be left to
vote Of citizens.
The week in Utica opened with a heavy Storm
and bids fair to close with one blizzard has been
raging ali the week and Utica IA pent up than
The street lines blocked and steam roads at
irregular intervals and but little business has been done.
The event of the week has been the failure OF Buckley
& Co For eleven years this firm has been doing extern
slye retail dry goods business small capital 1t
was conducted prncp pay credit, the firm buying on
three and months time and selling on six Buckley
succeeded d. " Golden, and was clerk in the laters
store Goldens money remained in the store after his
DEATH and carried more extensively than
ever But Mrs GOden's death compelled
the withdrawal OF her husbands money Tho firm re-
organized. and after H. ". Meyers, partner
died and lj, interest was withdrawn. A. j. Mcintosh
then became the firms backer but just before the holi
failure 10 collect January bills brought the crash.
Buckley has done much for Utica In business way
and the failure is generally regretted II Is thOurb bt
probable that cement will DO made FOR the
business 10 DC continued.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-12

TO him. and shall thereafter be employed In any cop
city by or on behalf OF said city.
Secifon 1O.InspecOrs and al persons appointed IN o
charged with the duty OF experimenting inspecting or M
porting upon any wOrknow being which may hero
after De employed pursuant to any authority heretofore
skill having practical experience and knowledge OF the
particular description OF work which they appointed
20 superntend inspect report up0n and any head OF
department who knowingly and without due and proper
urgency appoints rs inspector sppeneDdent or 10
report any work any person qualified as Aforesaid
shall be guilty Of misdemeanor and such appointment
shall be void The evidence upon which the head O the de-
partncnts acts. showing that the appointed for
the purposes aforesaid any of these qualified In
tho section provided, shall form part or the tiles of the
department.
Section ll.gNo person whose appointment is void
aforesaid, or who being qualified herein before quail
ned, u appointed inspector superintendent OF WORK
but who fails 10 he In daily Attendance inspecting
supervising such work as the same proceeds shall have
any claim against shall be paid be entitled 10 re-
ceive from the city, any sums whatever. for
account OF any services rendered such Inspector super
intcndent Otherwise
Section 12-Ths act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

w
LAND ENTRIES HELD FOR CANCELLATION.-Upon reports
F snecal agents showing fraud in the entries the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office has held for cancel
laion during past week three entries or pnbc ihs
in California. thirtyslX In Colorado nine IN Ddhot
thirv-two in NcwMcxicO and one In MlnnesOa-a tota
OF elghty-One entries
Az ERROR CoRRECTED.-The Commissioner or the Gen
eral Land Office reports in the recent letter concern
in the Kansas land grants the number OF acres pachtcu
To The Ate sOn Topeka anl tnte F6 aroad IN excess
of thc le nj allowance should have been 13,50O acres
instead of 60,lSO.
STONE CONTRACT FOR TIE BCFTALo PUBLIC BUILDING
The contract for shng stone for the superStruc
nre of thc new public building at Buffalo mas Dten
awarded 10 II A. McGowan. of Washington, nj his bid or
s32 100 with the understanding that he furnish pun
Amherst stone similar that used III the basement e4tch
sion
PROBABLE CALL TOR BONDs.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury will probably issue cal for $l0,OOOOOO three
per cent bonds tomorrow.
CCsToMs REGULATIONS TO BE notwithstanding
Fler hes directed revision 20 be made OF the customs
regulations issued ia 1874 wth view to the preparation
of a new regulations more III accordance WIN tue
tariff
DUrY or SILK WARPs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
bos made a decision that silk warps shall pay
duty thirty per cent al vaOrem under the provisions
of the new taTi relating spun SILK ana not duty as
manufacturers Of silk al GIty per cent al VaiOrem
ROUTINE CABINET WoRK-An the members were
i,rescpt at the Cabinet meeting today Considerable
rntue business transacted but no questions Oi lul
pOTtauce were considered
New-York tribune., 1884-01-12
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
BUFFALO.
MUSICAL FEsTIvAIs-MR. MAH0NEfS Az
COIJNTS-yARIOUS TOPICS.
Inv rrtrcR,PH TO THE TRBUSE.l


p,,,r,,o Ian 1.-THE musical festival to
y. vo In This city his year has now been placed IN
poston where active work can at once begin Ihe prs
ence drn the week OF Theodore Thomas permitted tne
arrangement OF a programme and rehearsals oi Vo
r1s have been called for next week Among the "oiAS "
he rerformed are Handels "Jublate' selectl'Ds rom
tbe waoner operas the Elijsho Rossins "stabat Ma
ter and variety OF shorter compositions Tor tue
nee concerts The chorus VIII number about 500 Voces
The solo singer whose name has thus FAR beeh keP'
secret is now announced be Nilsson. Emma Jucn nus
also been added to the list OF singers Deiore
Tho guarantee fund has now reached S22 00O and tne III
teres manifested by the public and the chorus VIII r
II Is believed, in a marked financial ana musicai suoo'
The local theatres have done large business this week
in spite Of the continued nclemency OF the weather ans
Fanny Davenport has filed house by her e1traoTur
nary performance OF "Fedora" NJ. b. Curtis has
presented his absurd "samr Of Posen' 10
large audiences Mt another; ana lho
Thomas orchestra attracted a large and cultivated
assembly
A settlement was effected this week between Mr MA
honey the retiring City Controller and Mr. Barnard MS
successor by the transfer TO the latter OF $2oZIZ E
The expert who has been examining MT Mahohey "VN
reports that this Is exactly what he ought W '
over with his Office and that his accounts are In every
way correct Mr. Mahoney has been rendered nearly III
sane nv belief that he was suspected Of having mansge
his office dishonesty, and has even peen su.pcu.0h -
attempted suicide The expert report o5 S5lerrnf way
from that which the law contemplated. 1t was intended
that the Controller should not handle any money b IN
stead of this has become a sort OF second
and holds large amounts OF money ndepenGent s oI
tho Treasurer. A lack Of system has preyaIeu , Ipr
which no one officer TO have been responslole
expert Is now preparing set OF books Tor Inc new
troller which will show at any time just how Inuch ho
owes the city.
vigorous attempt IA being made to secure on increase
In be letter carriers in this city, the present
force inadequate to the growing demands oil business
Matthew Arnold delivers lecture mere tohorfo"
evening, and win have large audience
Receiver Elisha T. Smith OF the wrecked First Nitonl
Rank has resigned on account of lhealth hush 1one'
National Bank examiner is here TO take charge uh u
new receiver Is appointed.