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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-10
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
NOTICE NO. 70.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO. December g 1884. !
Notice is hereby given that the Big Lode Mining
Company, an organization incorporated Under the
laws of the state of New Jersey, by its
agent, VIM. Hyndman, whose ostoffice address is
HALEY, Alturxs couuty. Idaho Territory. has made
application for Uuited States patent for the
YREKA LODE MINING CLAIM,
Situate in Middle Boise Mining District. Alturas
county Idaho Ttriitcry, consisting Of 1850 linear
feet of the lode, aud surface ground 600 feet wide,
being Lot No. 40 A. and described In the field notes
and plat of the official survey ne in this office.
with magnetic variation ut 10 deg. ns follows
Commencing ut the discovery point and ming
thence 100 deg i 200 feet to corner No l; thence
$ 10 deg COO feet to corner No .; thence s "A
,ieg r 1900 feet t. corner No 3; thence N Ii deg
600 feet t. corner No 4: thence n u deg. 1900
feet to corner No L. the place OF beginning survey
Of exterior boundaries of claim; containing 30 66
acres No conflicts. Fiom corner No 1. u 2 NJ NJ
No hears 10 deg. 55 min ~ Sec L 573S. rs fe. t
distant
Also, for the
YREKA MILL SITE,
IN connection Herewith. designated lot "a B and
desc as follows. with same magnetic varia-
I Oh Coirinen ing ut corner No 2 Of the YrekH
lode claim, which is also marked corl.er No OF
this m:l'-site claim, and running thence "a deg
400 feet: thence t. corner No .: thence S Ii deg
W i44 Az feet t. corner No 3; thence "A deg. "
400 feet 20 corner No /; thence n u deg E Ai4 AZ
feet to corner No ], the place of beginning, con-
! tanning acres. From conner No US NJ N No
bears Il deg. rs min. IS ste. + G1G SIeet distant
! The said mining claim being of record in the
.tfiec OF the Recorder of said mining district al
! HALEY. In Alturns county Idaho. The nearest
known locations being the Nellie and Leonors lode
/ mining claims.
! direct that this notice be published in tn.
WooD RIVER TIMES. the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period OF
sixty days. HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
WM. HYNpMAN, Atty for applicant. d.
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Terms Of Subscription.
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carefully compiled the DAILY TIMES and
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No. II Kearny street

Treats All Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects OF youthful
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selves of ths. the grestest boon ever laid at the
str Of suffering humanity Or, SPINNEY will
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acter which he undertakes .nd fails TO care.
MlDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age nj thirty to sixty who
troubled With too iequent svxcustions Of the
bladder. often accompanied by q slight sinarting
and burning sensation and VT skening of the sys-
TEN in = manner the patient cannot account for.
On examining the urinary deposits y ropy sedi.
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SUMMONS.
TErRIrt RY OF IDAHO,
COUNTY ur ALrURAs.

TErRIr nY OF lpAho, -.
COUNTY OE ALrURAs.
In the Probate Court of Alturas County, Idaho
Territory
H. 2. Burk hart, plaintiff vs.. ]. +. Brown defend
ant.
To J. +. Brown in the name of the people Of the
United st ;tes In the Territ ry of Idaho
You are hereby not fed that there is now on
Ale in the Office of the Probate Court Of the county
OF Alturss, in the Territ Try Of Idaho, the COM
plant of II. Y. EurlihHIt. demanding YOU the
sum of one hundred and thirty. nine and $500
ifl39. a9l dollars upon the following cause OF
ton Upon an account for money paid to and for
You by said plaintiff ut your special instance and
request between January l and November !, 1884.
and thst unless you appesr .nd answer to said
coinplaint ut my Office In HALEY l. t., within ton
days exclusive Of the day of ser,ice), utter the
service on You Of this suinmons-ii served within
this county If served out Of this county, but in
this district, witain 20 days; otherwise, within
forty days Judgment by defsut will be takea
against Won for the sum of one hundred and
thirty ne and s9-lOO 1889 ssI dollars, together
with the costs of suit
In testimony whereof. Geo. NJ. Parsons, Pro-
hste Judge, have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal Of said Court at HALEY, Idaho, this 28th
day Of November, A. ID lsa;
SEAL GEO. NJ PARSONS,
Probate Judge.
Ex- Oflicio Clerk Of the Pre- bate Court.
Kinsshnry Mc6owan, plif y attys. ma
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HOW YOU CAN TELL,
Whether or not you have any known
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about YOUR system

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any ,Iind ut the bottom or greasy looking scum on
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NEED TREATMENT. or any physician says You
do MT Will prove that yon do or forfeit 81 Co.,
Aud should write DR.. Foot Jr., giving DIES rip,ion
ot urine and all other known symptoms ut once
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If desired. by A. L. MINTIE, NJ. D., II Kearny
street, San Francisco, Cal.
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AS An ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The Wood River Times,
DAILY AND WEEKLY

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claim and that subeug less appreciated
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The WOOD RIVER TIMES is published at HALEY, the
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River and Sawtooth Region
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DISEASES OF MAN.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19

A COSBY HOUS Sc near Central Park; prime or
ouired mnsf be sold DAILY, n West 3jths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19

And even as wise parents disallow
Too much OF sweet to craving babyhood,
60 God perhaps, is keeping from us DOW
Lies sweetest things, because 1t seemetn gooa-
And IT, sometimes cOmminGled with life's wine,
we find the wormwOed, and rebel ana SHRINK,
Be sure a wiser hand than yours or nine
Pours out this potion for our lips 70 drink
And II some friend we love Is lying low,
Where human kisses cannot reach his facoS
Oh do not blame the loving Father so,
But wear your sorrow with oDediehe graoe'
And you snail shortly know that lengthencd prea'H
Is not the sweetest gift God sends HIS Irlenu-
And that, sometimes, the sable pail OF death
Conceals the fajrest boon His love can seno.
IL we could push ajar the gates OF Life,
And stand within and all Gods workings see,
We could interpret oil this doubt and strne'
And for each ystery could find akeyi
But not to-day Then be content, poor heart! .
Gods plans like lilies pure and white unIoid.
We must not tear the close-shut leaves apart
Time will reveal the calyxes OF gold
And II, through patient toll. we reach the land
Where tired feet with sandals loosed may rest
When we shall clearly and understand
think that we will say, God knew the best!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19
"4HEN BE CONTENT, POOR HEARTp
TIE LINE THAT MARKS JOHN HOWARD PAYNE's
TOMBSTONE.

TIE LINE THAT marks JOHN HOWARD PAYNEs
TOMBSTONE.
Speaking of the correspondence from Va
ietta Malta in last Sundays TRIBUNE describing the
monument erected by w. w. CoFcoran to the memory of
John Howard Payne, the author OF " Home, sweet
Home" J. NJ. B. McNary said yesterday:
The poem, said IN the correspondence to be by an OBJ
scurc poet from which the line
Then be content, poor heart!
is taken and extensively quoted on
the memorial at Malta, is TO be found in
a Gift OF Gentians' by Mrs. May Riley Smith,
who is a resident OF New-York City. The poem
was long years before the author emerged from
her self-imposed obscurty. Her poems in many
homes carrying healing balm to the heartbrokea.
Nearly fifteen years this poem Of hers was quoted
by the Rev. Dr. shpman. OF Christ Church. New York,
at close OF impressive delivered at Lex
ipgton. Kentucky. present, and deep an i'm
preston was made BY he reading after
vice 1 asked for the Of tho
writer DR.. shipman replied that it was
Adelaide Proctor, but going to his study
turned to say he had been mistaken, and gave the
aaaots Pra0tcrs II Thou coaidt Know in time
copied the poem sorrowng friends, who by chance
WILL r the Sary dscoSered hsr identity through mem
tion OF the verses. II was characteristic OF Mrs Smith
lie happiDess OF her weordered aud beautiful home;
tame cannot ena.e nor ns ~ se whose osow IL
In sympathy With tho woes and sorows which arc the
The poein entire IS given below u contains some lines
singularly appropriate to Paynes career ana death.
SOMETIME.
Sometime when all fc's lessons have been learned.
Aud sun and stars f0reyernorc nave sot,
The things which judgments here have spurned,
The things DOR which We grieyed with lashes wet,
VIII flash before MS. out OF rfcs DARK night,
As stars shine most In deeper tints OF bluei
And we shall see how all Gsd's plans right,
And how what seemed reproof was love most true.
And VIC shall see how, whilc we frown and sigh,
Gods plans 30 as beet for you and me;
How, when We called He needed not our Org,
Because His wisdom 70 tho end could see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19
r rUTCU VATTpY pAUPOAD -pos.en y,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED sTAI hS MAIL ROUTE.
Nevf ork Dcsbro,ses and ourlandt streesa
Teftlcs A. follOWsi
Harrisburg Pttsburg snd the wo. with Pullman Palace
cars attached n IN. o. and X D. daily. New.York
and Chicago Limited Of raror Dining smoking and Sleep
Ing Cars nj 10 a IN. every day.
Wisupnrt 10 Haven. IN. p. Cory and Ere at
sctng Cory for 1ttusy e Petroleum Centre
ami tho on NoIons.
an re- Wasn zton and the South. Limited Washington
Express OF Pu Imam Par0r Cars daily except sunday
10 M, arrive Washing 400 Regular at $40,
and 81 q. l. $40 and and IL night Sunday.
Elsa IN, q p. ana ~ night.
loo p.
LonI Branch Bay ead Junction and intermediate stations
VIA Railway and AmbUy 300 a. m, 1900 noon $3.50 300
pm sunday, 300 and 500 do not stop ut
Fer Oh Point Norfolk, 6:2O IN. weekdays and 500
. m every day. 80
o. Jersey city aforiins speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. -. az
Ttan arrive From Pittsburg TOO SEQ M $50 and 036
D. M daily and IL 80 M daily except Monday: From
Washing aud baltimore, $50, 300 M l2O 3iO 500
5,iO O:11 and lr,OS D m. sunday 500, 800 1000
p NJ Prom baltimore prop m Fro@ Phlladelghia S;oo.
$40 800 $50 GAO $50. 10 800 ei2Q 955 lG9S ~,
and 1870 nlght sunday $3.50 6g2O. 700, 800, llSo s
ESQ, $50. $780, 035. 1000 D. m.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
Low RATES. - .

A BOSTON AND MEW-ENOLAND'
~" '''' INSIDE ROUTE
steamers leave from per So y. r. daily except Sundays
"'"r " F.w PoPPLE, General Passenger Agent.
EAIL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
Boston and the East Lev Te from h'T per a9s P %Sh
River day lsundiys ne!aSs4 at pm p,..on.r A,o0,
BORDEN & LOWELL. AEens, New-York
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NEw,YoRK NEWHAvEN, ASD gARTFo OR I, r: r
Linconaye neaT Third Bridge Harlem River
1csched By third Avenue Elevated BaoaD daily, except
40 S3o 90 and 500 f2T PSE' Norris c;saa9 nova
fe.ts T,5n Bsy C6s,'y Peiha@ 9lay naTST ,cy
and Iea M@ 1a 9nq al e S Inc s a.
the New Sors NeTaaven and aTor Railroad Shore
Sew Britain and suned Branches and Boston and al points
Eiinght ra'n for NevRoeheie and all intermediate sta
sunday trans for Sow. Rochelle all intermediate
lions 200 and $50 the latter tram connecting
Stamford aud Boston via shore Line.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ leave FROM chambers St Depot for Engle wood
30 40 $50 ?. M. i2mdnsht sundays I. a. and
N-are, spring valley and Monscy 7. 10 m. 1850 .p. NJ
suniays9 a m.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
H YORK LAKE FEIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
St IS minute. caller.
Coach. 70 l-ira and Ba'aio sscpsS
Coaches . Cleveland cincinnati and Chicago.
living 72j Niagara Fails. s3i a M. Hamilton ont,
sni Is r. n Cinolnuau -:I5 p NJ. Louis IN.
second day. Connecting trains arrive Toledo 1875 and
en- 'a~ii,y ,hcago FYpr's for tho west solid Train
o. Pullman Day snd seEnE CYaShss 70 D'HghanISn, ~
Rutherford aud Passaic ~ ~ 20 e30 lo2 N u n9on
ssnaays $40 sso 1920 ~ ~ o 20 m ~ midnight 20
PAierson $40 go 5soG 80 lo2 q IA y noon lt5 $50
suad lys $40 $50 1870 lt5 6:yl pml2 midnight
SO
40 SEQ $50 6.2O $50 N and II midnight Saturday
Bghts oay. SUNDAYS ol5 q ~ $40 $50 p m.
and midnight Sundays os55 $50 1920 IN i:46 6;3O pun
Waraiet 54S 1915 am .I5pm. Sundays -.I5am
Hewburs -nd Cornwall $50 IA $3.50 a:SD Sunday
Honiou, and Kingston and Montgomery am. 9:SOp m
Goshen So 7.5o Q 1920 m $50 $3.50 A3o 3 $50
pm sunday 545 $50 10 ~ IN $50 p. m. 80
alHdot0wn bt3 100 1910 "a. $40 4:20 $50 m.
sunday $50 $50 loo m $50 p m Tho . Am and
$40 pm ana connect VIA NowlOtA, Oniaro AMI Vest rn
Ralr0ld al Mun.,t The AN r In stops Maint only.
lOr Jo-,is 100 D lO.-O q m 4:3J $50 IA. SUNDAY
Wotr. leave 23d q6Arer Of quarter hour
from $40 a ~ lu:45 y thirty minutes from
lU.45 10 1910 IN every hour.
Inc f.r passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
ara as,,r OF baggage may let Companys Offices
Nos Spi t5' broadway. Isl wcstst, y. Y, No.
FITre,. rs rom tho West srryeia Nsw.York 7lO
1850. ., q IA. and 1920 p N. 49,,
I EHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pa ssenge
trains leave dcp9t 20, Of Cortendt and pessrosses
Wavsry ithaca GENEVA Lyons bu1aloand the West
tlrJugh ccaco, daily Local trains and 5:i0
Trains leaving stSl0 m and $40 P M connect for ali
points MRhonoy and azeton coal regions sunday train
'esyrs for Miuch Chunk and Hallyton, 3lOa m
''"''"' '-''''1 0'D''' L b. BYISGToN, @. "a
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FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE


WoRCEsTEK $3.50,
NASHUA, S565
PORTLAND s. and no transfers.
Steamers "Ctty OF Worcester and city OF Boston
brossesst Ferry daily. except sundays at 500 D.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencing october 3 1884.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
tS00 NJ Rochester and Montreal EXPRESS thfousn araw'
$40 H. Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Express
with dining stopping az Rany Utica syracuse HoSn'
arriving chicago 1910 and 81 Louis 7;2O p IN next
fO.3o m Chicago Express drawing room cars 70 Cansn.
dagua Rochester Niagara Fails and Buffalo connects Tor
III m western New.York and Northern Express with
$50 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
"a D. m Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy ,r,-
&c m st Express, with sleeping cars Tor Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toedo Detrolt ana 81 LOUIS ..
$3.50 D. Express with sleepingcars 70 syracuse and 70
Auburn road and q Saratoga; also 70 Montreal ,,.
Pacific Express With sleeping cars or hocnester
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Deuoit Nnoago
ii m Night Express with seepin gears TO Albany ana
Connects with the morning rains for tho "ess anu
Tor the North except saturday nighpn ., M sov,n,
Green 262 AIS Broadway and at Westcots cypress
orces ParEpace ana 1855 and ss2 Broadway New.York
1913 Washington and $50 Fulton ss brooxDh And 80
observation-disclosures IN and sleeping cara can be
procured the ticket oces in NewVork CITY ana ~
Baggags called for and checked from residence
sTheso trains daily All Others daily except sunday
THESE trains stop at H2rlem1l2oth-sL ann
Gsncrai Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
POPULAR SHORE L1NE.-For BOSTON
and the East. All rail from Grand Central Depos Ihrce
express trains daily snndsys excepted 70 Boston at M
D. III parOr attached and 10 p M WIN patce neepns
caIss sundays at 10 IL with palace seepigg fs. gnt
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pHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

TIM }r46T 9E tIhEEETY r YoFT TdV EI ,Sh
For pHILADELPiIA and TRENToNo Bound 81 Bro sG
S'i ioa t g29 aS ssS tSS Pm
Dse en1Po a. JGnSoR Pr q sn
DRAW fSGRooa c. rs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
"3Ei o. ca Te' Ninth and Green m
30 $40, 80 l'Oo a. m, lis. 3:45, $40 el5, 1900 p
o 1855 go Nv do Sso t 49, soS p 'in
For Loc&& HAVEY. PEAL and PHILIPsBURG. Penn
For ~ %iiiiIifAMsroRr. sUvBuRY. LEwrsBURo. and
~ nj GEPG az 5 t q. q stS 100 100 no aoo
For 20 '9a51i 1oE Ioo $780, $780,
ySr Zoo sS5 $i S,ErS9 Too 81,
r 100 y ~ 20 IS. 5i5 ? m sundays at 5:30p nj.
For TAaAQUA at 7:oo 7i5 S'4S a NJ 100 100 sa5 400
For BiTaLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
At 800 100 s41. m l;o0 1870. S40, 046 p NJ Sunday
For EAsf6N az 800 100, $40. loo 1880. S:a1 400,
For hidd BRIDGE BRANCH, At 400 S'I5 m' 400,
For FiEMINGToy. 100 50 NJ. l;oo li3o. 400, 43o
FOR EliVILLG At 400 $50 700 $40 1890. HIS A.
81 5:q0 500 lo:SOp m sundays, 400. o:OOa M $780,
For 'PIAIHFIELD 400 600 ZOO s.45 $50 1880 his
100. 90 2$9 800 80 400 $50 300 5lj; 80.
BAYS, 400 500 s45, 1900 1880. 500 $50. TOO.
$50 P Is M 10 800 5iSR NJ s6SDA9s ( ta
For For ERkFW2 056 IvE o and fSq }29
rsr &fLAIrIt 'cI2 r22 4INELAND and Bn1DoErozas
''' NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8. North River. via sandy Hook.
For ATL re HOLLANDS LONG BRANCH. LAKE,
WOOD. TONS RIVER BARNEGAI !, etc.. az 4;l0 D. m,
North Rivor, ~ 2O7, ISL 28l 2s5. 2s7 ga ana 1923
Rr5aIwaY, 500 737 and 749 tth.aye. Rying on.s; 10
a is AMI l43 arecnwoA.st; l6S, 205 East l25th.s,
1881 BoNery and principal Hotels IN NewYork CITY In
BROOKLYN al 80 ! COurt-st.; lO1 Broadway $685. $50
Fultou'st. q $40 M1nhattan;ave lsO1 At2nucays 10
ca 5r and check hotels residence
ton. -, n u,Ncocy
J'E, spcraI Manarer Gen Pass 1nd Ticket Ar,
Ii p BALDWIN. O. n. P. Agt. ll9 Lberty.st. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-19
Gitp propertr ter Sale.

A TTRACTIVE NEW FOUR-ST0RY dwell
IA ings four with diningr extenso
Nos 40 TO 50 East st, no2r MadisOn.aye.
NOVEL. UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC.
These houses elegantly furnished have elua
the battery 10 Harlem River offered which
command immediate purchasers inspection invited. Patc
ulars and pamphlets OF
q L GuILLEAUME and builder, on prcmixeS.