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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-09
Apple alton for Patent
HolI:E No. l02.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HNIEY IDAHO Teh-u,rv taa

United STATES LAND OFFICE,
HAUEY. IDAHO, Febru Try !. 1888.
Notice In hereby given hat Epos A. Wall and
Michael shaughnrssy have made application for a
United States Patent for tho
MOUNTAIN BOY LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate In the Mnera! ilil Mining District A!turas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting Of $40 linear
feet Of the Lode and surface ground COO feet wide
being Lot No 76. and described in tho ti.ll notes
and plat OF the official survey file in this OH ce
with magnetic variation at Is degrees ana so min.
u:es east, as follows:
Commencing at the d,scoyery point OF this claim
and rnnring thence y. 50 deg ~ min T.. along the
northtrly end line Of the claim $40 feet to a pos.
marked L. S l.. .6 p NJ. l. the north .usfcr,y cor.
MI OF tho claim ;therce S. 50 deg so min. alor
the nor,her lY end line 81 the CLAIM Gao feet to
post kcd s. l.. 10 f. No. o. the north we, t-rly
corner Of tae claim thence S. 10 deg, f. aon. tn.
westerly s,de line Of the claila SO feet to post
marked L. y J.. &c p. No g. the southw esterly cor.
ner OF tho claim; thence n. 80 deg. 80 bain. T.,
along the SOU herly end line OF the cl.im $40 feet
TO post marked L. 8, L. rs. P. No. !, the south
eel -rly corner of the lain; thence N. 10 deg W
$50 feet along he east-rly side line of tho claim ia
post marked L. S. l.. IS Pos, No. !, the point OF
besinni.'S of survey Of exterior boundaries. From
Post No. the Of Sections 9, 10, Is and Is
rp n. Il. II f., bears y. As deg 80 min. W l5a.
feet 1t"tent. EXCEPT tAe area 10 conflict with the
bon Ton Lode, L. s. Lot NJ rs, containing 81 10.
Acres.
The said mining claim being Of record in ,he
Office of the County Recorder of SAID mining die.
trict u Hniey, in Aturas county, Idaho Territory
Inc nearest Known locaL.ohs oeing tie Bay state
snd Eoa Ton lodes both on the northwest.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any rnr.
ton Of the eald Mountain Boy Lode miniEs claim or
surface G:ouna, are required to file Their adverse
cls,ms :hsreto with the Eegst.r of the United
within the sky days publication thereof, or they
Will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the
ststu.e in such cases made and provided,
HOMER L. rot Nd. Register.
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAT

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
January 30, 1885.
Notice o: the above application will be pub.
iished In the TI:.Es, printed at HALEY, Idaho.
which hereby designate as the newspaper pub
iished nearest the land described in said appica-
ton.
jail HOMER L. p,TND Register
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ENOs G. WALLING.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO. J

11NVU OFFIo NJ IDAHU,
January 20, 1885.
Notice of the above application will be pub.
! lished in the TIMES, printed at uailey Idaho
which hereby designate as the newspaper pub.
lshed nearest the land described in said epplica.
| ton. HOMER L. POUND Reristcr
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direct that the foreg. ling notice Of aprli alton
for patent be published tor the period Of sixty
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direct that the foregoing notice Of apr lics.
ton for patent be published for the period OF
sixty day. item consecutive weeks IN the Woop
hIVfH IiMEs. newspaper published at
HALEY, Aituras county. Idaho Territory.
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vi. II. WAIT. Attorney Tor Anplicants.
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direct that the foregoing notice of application
for patent be publih for the period of Sixty
days item consecutive weeks) IN the WOOD RIVER
TINES. newspaper published at HALEY, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
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W. II. WATT. Attorney for Applicants.
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and the Commercial Political Metropolis of the Wood
River and Sawtooth Region
Far advertising rates apply the any OF Gu. regular
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HALEY. IDAHO
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dfcct that the foregoing notice Of applicable on
for patent be published for the period of sixty
days Iten consecutive weeks in tho Noop RIVER
TINES, newspaper published at Haley, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
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direct that the foregoing notice Of applicatio,
for patent be published flr the period of sixty
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. newspaper published at HALEY. Alturas county
Idaho Territory.
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Notice Ia hereby given hat Enos A. Wall and
Michael shauglnessy have made application for .
United States Patent for tho
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IRON HIGHWAYS.
The General Mortgage Bondholders of
the Reading Pass More Resolutions
What VIII Be Done at the
Bee Line Annual

John ] Bean, Eastern Passenger Agent
for the c., b. and Q. Road, died Sunday
morning at Boston, ot peritonits. He is one
OF the Oldest and best known railroad men
in the country.
The Court OF Claims at Washington yester-
day gave judgment in favor of the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company for $l4 $50 on ao-
count OF bridges burned during the war hy
the Government.
j.. J. Westlake, superintendent of dining
room cars of the Northern Pacific, has re-
signed. He will be succeeded by j. J..
Strong, formerly Assistant Superintendent
+, ]. Tourtelet will succeed Mr.. Strong.
An Eastern correspondent writes that in
his opinion division superintendent are
in great measure responsible for the con-
duct of their men. Complaints have been
entered on many OF the lines of the boor-
ishness and positive rudeness of train men.
The division superintendent, who is con-
stantly pressed by duties Of the most indis.
pensaole kind, not only is likely to neglect
the enforcement Of good manners but to
become rather savage himself.
1t is understood that the Vanderbilt inter-
est will receive q large representation on the
Beard OF Directors at the annual meeting of
the Bee Line to be held at Cleveland to-
morrow. Officials of the road, however, are
OF the impression that the Old board will be
reelected. Mr.. Devereux will of course be
reelected President and f. b. Thomas Gen.
eral Manager. The rumor that the latter in
tends to tender his resignation at this meet
ing is without truth.
Nearly all OF the Indianapolis roads doing
New Orleans business are spending large
sums of money in gaudy advertising matter
setting forth the advantages of their route,
each and every one being the 'only direct
line" TO the Crescent City. A great many
people are hustling around among the out
side Offices, locking for cheaper rates than
those quoted from the tariff sheets, aud they
are successful in some Of the shops" bat
Jstes are not being cut to any great extent.
The steamboats, are securing their share OF
New Orleans business.
Oscar Vanderbilt, Indianapolis scent oil
the Northern Pacific, has just received that
elegant little book entitled Wonderland
for the year of 1885. It has been improved
and revised from last year, aud contains
seventeen new illustrations. With this book
IS one OF the company's new folders entitled
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COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Meeting of the Grand Jury and the
County BoaTd-Notes on the
Stairway,

Judge Howe yesterday refused q dlYorcs
TO Emma Andrews from William Andrews
The trustees OF the various townships sub.
mitted their semi annual reports to the
County Board yesterday.
Henry Climber has qualified as guardian of
Anna T., Thomas G, Veronica o. and
Josephine Nj Hammerle.
The General Term OF the Superior Court
wss held yesterday morning The Grand
Jury also met aud is in full blast.
The suit or breach OF warranty of William
l.. Marsh ct al. va. Henry d. Stringer ct al.
Was dismissed in Room 3 yesterday.
This divorce suits OF Perry f Nolan VS..
Lizzie Nolan and Matte ]. Primes VS. John
T. Prince were dismissed by Judge Taylor
yesterday for want Of prosecution.
John +. and Sallie a. Fawkner have filed
suit against Henry ID. aud Louisa Springer to
collect $500. Demand is made for 81 900.
Affidavit in attachment is also filed with the
complaint.
The County Board yesterday met and
passed number OF small bills amounting to
1852 The Courthouse pay roll, amounting
to 1894 IS, the Poor Farm pay roll, amount
ing to S29i 80 aud T. B. Messick Assessor,
amounting TO Sl92, were also allowed.
Mary A. Lsngston has filed suitfor divorce
from Leander LangstOn, whom she married
in March, 1878. She alleges that in Febru-
airy, 1888, she abandoned him as q matter OF
actual selfdelense because Of his abuse Of
Der; that half OF the time he failed TO pro-
vide for her. He made false charges against
her character, and hired persons to watch
her, and the complaint alleges that "he
paid perton at one time to go TO plaintiff
snd do all in his power to get her into some
wine-room in order that he might have
cause against ber.g Plaintiff has some
property and is able to support their child,
for the custody Of which she asks.
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="
National l'aIk, AAa ane OF the hnal maps 81
lhe park ever ltspfd, MF, Vanderbilt will
send one az both o. the above named pus'
lllAiipnh lfee ~ any address, The sama road
has also lssned az elegant bright polaFad
lllh0gEanh ~ al Indian aiEl standing beside
deer which she haa just shot,
ApIloH o. FHF ReAniEe HokpualnFRs,
FmLApElfmA, March AT the meeting
OF the BaItoi Committee OF the general mort
gaze bondhodeTs OF the Philadelphia AAd
Heading Railroad Company, to-day, the fol
lowing action MAS taken
whereas THIS COMMITTEES failed % secure such
mohineauea OF me Plan Of financial feolssnlka'
leel the Interests OF Tie general moflshgi bona
h0deis, therefore,
Resolved, That as general MORTGAGE bondhold
era We refuse % aeoede % the plan oil TeOTganiaa
ton proposed by lhe Hoard OF Managers
Resolved, That committee Of five be continued
10 prepare a plan ON hn hmteabie 0TRantH fu0n OF
tue company that will protect equities OF al con
eetned, aud report TIE same al a. early date as
possible,
Resolved, That the co nmitlee be requested 10
ffsit al payments hi the Receivers which m
their judgment are unjust 20 the interests al the
general mortgage bonoholdeff
TuF IRON MOUNTAIN vs.. Jay GOULD.
sr. Lous March 2-Olrcuit Attorney
Glover this morning presented to the Circuit
Court here en- application for an injunction
10 restrain Jay Gould and other Directors
from voting az The animal election OF officers
OF tho Iron Mountain Road on the 10th inst
There are So O0O, 0OO OF stock OF that road
which he holde as trustee. II IL alleged that
Gould and other officials of the Missouri Pa
oiho obtained the stock as the result OF a con-
spiraoy which they formed 90 give their road
control over the Iron Mountain that Ina pur-
uuano CO OF the conspiracy they Increased the
stock Of the Missouri Pacific $50, 600 600. and
used this increase 90 bay up the stock OF the
Iron Mountain, which was much less yalu.
abe. paying three shafos OF Missouri Pacific
for four Il Iron Mountain that one
81 the conditions OF the purchase
wns that Gould vas hold all
OF the pnfchnscd stock Iu8iae, although
for whom be acts a. tfDitee has al Ways
remained secret sud inallE that inasmuoh
A. he represents the Missouri Pacific he hni
70 right TO vote these el1 600 600. bsUa pse
the Missouri pson8 operated the Missouri.
kahtaa, aud retss Railroad which ls Ia
fact. u parallel line and because the State
Consultation prohibits two parallel lines
from being operated by the same manage.
mehi The injunction was Issued fatnfha.
BILE neat Thursday II tho eDntt sasteinH
the Injunction, only one hundred shares ni
ifan Mountain stock will hs left ah Ole g.
vote OF the annual meeting, and a strong
point will he gained by iha men wha afa en-.
deayafins 90 wfesl the Iron Mountain and
ihe Wabash from the eohtf0l OF Gould and
the Missouri Pacific
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abe following deeds were recorded Monday,
March 2, ~ reported oy steeg q BernhAmer,
abstract compilers. Il aud Is Thorpe Block.
Telephone, 1,04s:
Willism g. Wssson aud wife 10 Mary
Knapp. warranty deed to lot IS and part
of lot u in Najen's subdivision of part
OF outlot los IN the city OF lndianapo-
Josiah Russell and wife to Della Spray,
warranty deed 10 parts OF lots 2 and in
ton ..... 145 90
William Harper Morrison and wife to
Margaret ID. Gordon quit claim deed 10
west half of lot in square Is in the
city OF IS 90
George w. Nansicke and wife TO sarah j.
Nansickle. warranty deed TO lot 9 in
White & Rabbits subdivision of lot IA
IN A. + F1etcber's first addition TO the
city OF IndanapOlis-....... .............. $50 90
Martha J. Gipson and husband TO James
r. and Mary ]. East. warranty deed to
lot is in Najen's subdivision of block II
in Holmes West End addition to the
town of HaughviIle. LIS 90
Charles + Harris and wife TO Michael
C'Brien. warranty deed TO part of the
north bali Of the southwest quarter of
section so. township 10, north OF range
easf......-.---. 5oJ CU
Theresa NiDton 10 Emma l. Huflbert.
warranty deed TO part of lots aud ia
the subdivision Of the east part Of lot 2
in St Glars addition 10 the city OF lu-
clanapollS oOOJ W
Conveyance, = consideration. ... ... s 5,6i5 90
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ftNuO8F going 60 Hot springs Tor the treatment
i Of syphilis, rlcti, tCrniuin, and al tui1upauH
CO Nlurd difenfrt, tan he cured for one third toe
uifi ~ such ip ei The old feleblesiand have
can VIBRANT cure in al cases epennai0nnea
Ri q imrutfnty, in all their stages. positively
avenue Indianapolis ilia sent viii fnii diferl
iluhs n per boss DIR BENNETT auorgsssf 10
IT. NWfur
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DIED
lnIIoH on vas RTAnIEa HnKnHnII

coon Mrs Mary NJ Coos wife OF koah Coos
81 occidental Hotel, OF paralysis sunday March
/, ~ illh b. IN,
Funeral Wednesday, March 4, atap,m
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VI ARTEp-k sood Woman iaT pheasant hamn
hues
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Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name Of Baker x
Randolph, Is this DAY dissolved By Limitation and
mutual consent.
A. z. Baker viii succeed to the business Of said
firm, pay all nablitie4, ard collect al accounts
outstanding.
Ar BAKER
FLETCHER RANDOLPH.
Indianapolis, March 1926.
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ATAhfkp-siiuaaan a. honsesespar ~ MID
lean ssFeet
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IT Aklfp-liahl VOTE aud family SEWING ~
w young laiy Gail az adde's a2i Wet
New h0lk street.
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NJ AATfD-WoTk OF any kind, hy au aClFe. u-
w duslrious, experienced aud comp taaf ODD "a,
u fltECk care kinnan s. co %
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AhItp-situeton hY miii'aagei Wii8w
w as falteWOman, nl o. dO WfituE Teiarcut -
Address "a south Noble street
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M Ahfhp-H situation a. n0useseeper 0E washs
w lug % 10 away from home. Cal oT addIe s
D. south hheaWiof street AA
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w alds iodS Sifss ii5 fs'' assiIa ,,lsst
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ron BALn.

tIon HALHa one nne draft stallion. RALslap
~ NCO, ~
uoHHAtb-fisno, almost hew. al a ssefla "a
~ pa niHke stfeeh ~
G0R hAbnafwa thousand iaenna pear Trees
II one ahd two yeats uli thnY will ffbW in aHF
coll hua hhf tllWHiRl they bpaih banfiHH Hhe8
thfee fpafs cid and when ais 90 eight fnafs uf1
bear ipn "a hfienn hHshpla pct lfeei I have q
duinn nnelf send ~ your orders early viii ans
liver IA March ana Anil iefmh reasonable -.
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M ANIED-siluation on a farm, by an erlefi.
w eucod man aud wife. Nor iufihaF pariiOu-
lffs address "a, = utincl office.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

OBJECTION NOTiCE-Tho stockholders 90 the
- Elfotllc Lighting Gas Heating aud lliumt
innlug Company arc hereby notified That the fn.
hual election of three dircC ore OF said CumpanF
WI le held al the oiceu Tie Secretary CA Stature
Gay, Mnfch =, lssl. tom a. O'Clock.
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