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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-17
NOTICE.
UxIrED STATE L.rp Crr,cy

UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcx
OLYMPIA. W. T.. Mnrth 81. iss5.
COMPLAINT HAgIk9 beEN ENTKhFn
~ q this cfics % CICERO T. HARRIS
ses.nst DENNIS kkkkEY, for Abapdonins
his homestead entry No. Blaa. dated NV 81
iss1 upon the W y o. SIX 1 AID 81 i of sV
y. 0 eeetion n, and Tot 3 section d. TOWNSHIP
~ north. r.ngs east. IN King county. Wash.
tngton Territory. sfth xttw 10 the ean.
eeilstion Of said entry the lisid parties srs
hereby summoned % tppear q This once, ON
Tuesday. the 18Th day o. May. issS' 4,
3c'cieck p. m, 70 respond Aisd fsIrnish test !.
mony concerning saia alleged abzsconnnent
and Il appearing % o. satisfaction that per'
soma service hereof esnnot b had. service AZ
ihis notice win be made By publication. posf.
ING aad msilinR, eceordlne - rules is And
= af practice IN Unifsd States Dlsfrs,t Iand
0fhees.
IoHs =. GowxY. Rszisssr.
spemyn JAS n HAYbEs, Re-eiver.
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Executors Notice.


T,ERRIToRY or wAsHrNGToN
i county of Kizg, %.
IN the matter Of the estate ef Stephen
w. Ho ey, deceased.
Notice q hereby given that gu persons
havtEg claims asainFt the szid deccaseS
are hereby required - present the same
with The necessary reucherA within one
year after the first publication esf tEsis nr,.
tee. 70 the under igned executor 81 he
last win and testament Of said deeea.ssd
a. his place Of hasiness on Cherry u ee1t
near rtcond ~ the offItss a. the Pusef
SQUAD lelegraph COMPANY IL the city AZ
tory.
Dated Seatfla w. r.. Arm :. f9Ss.
w. II. LLfsWEI.LYN.
kxscutor Il the last vii and testarnept
Of Stephen w. HoYey. Diseased.
First publication Of this notice, April A
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
AFTER TnE
Italian Method.

Mr. 9. G. YOUNG HAS THE HONOR
lsA 70 announce 70 the ladies and gem
tlemen Of Seattle that he will. after April
l2th. receive pupils who desire to learn
the art OF reading vocal music, and will
be prepared 10 give lessons In VOICE
CULTURE. employing the system OF in
straction adopted b. the vocal teachers
Of BOSTON and New York
Vocalisss who desire merely q finished
style, - well Is beginners win receive
careful training.
Room II. Yesler-Ieary building. 10 I'm
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Puget Sound National Bank o.
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

DUY AND SELL FOREIGN AMI
- domestic exchange, make collections
issue letters Of credit available In ali partz
OF the United States and Europe. transfer
money by telegraph, receive deposits Of
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor; have completed arrangements
whereby money Is transmitted and delly.
cred By our agents In kurope to pers0ns
In their respective localities, thus saving
time and expense in collecting drafts
through banks. This 10 particularly de-
sirable In sending small sums to ountriee
where every draft 10 subject 70 stamp tax.
j. FCRTH, Cashier,
DIRECTORS.
BAILEY GATZERT, President.
Z. II, FKRRr. Vice President
]. FuRfH, Cashier.
JAG MCNAUaHr
II. L. YEsLKR.
CORR RESPONDENTS.
San Francisco, the Bank OF California
Portland, the First National Hank.
New York, agency Bank Of Caiif0rnis
London, N. II. Rothschild 4 Sons.
Parf4 De Rothschild Frcres.
Frankfort A. ~. l. von aspirev = ~.
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King county, s.
l. VIM. ID. Wood. Judge and ex-otiicio
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of said King
county. do hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a fun. true and correct copy OF an
original order to show cause. granted BY
our said Probate Court, March 2lst, 1885.
in the matter Of the estate of William
Bailey. deceased.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and AFFIXED the seal Of our
said Probate Court the said 2ist day OF
March, 1855.
fsEAI- WIN. ID. WOOD.
Judge and ex-offlcio Clerk OF the Pro
bate Court OF King county, in Washing
ton Territory. mh2a
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sL0vELL
ROLLER SKATES.

r ATE=T AND BEST. TENSION BY
IL spiral spring. New adjustment. II
Is used by the largest rings. Send for cir
cular to Il. I. Al LEN.
s I'm al6 Market street, San Francisco.
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Few rsalize that the stomach Is nearly
always the offending organ III what are
called bilious attacks, nevertheless that
sash 10 tbs case ID scientific fact. Keep
The stomach healthy and the whole body
will be healthy. Cholera and other
. germ dissasesS cAnnot be propagased
IN the systcm II the stomach and blood
ara IN healthy state. De Havea's Dys-
pepsia Cure secures this desirable state
Of the stomach and blood. Sample bot.
tles free as A. B. Stewards drug saore.
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Dr. Frazier,s Thrsat ana Lanr
nnfaAm

Dr. Frazierss Thrsat amd Lunn
kBniaama
IL the greatest remedy in the world for
Coughs. Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza
Quincy, LarynRitis, Group. ElaarsAness,
Bronchitis. Asthma, Cafarrh snd Whoop
ing Ooezh. and all diseases Of the thruslf
and iunRs. IL perforus wonder IN ne
lieving Consumption. Il sfrenQtholls
the langs and Instantly allays all irritl
ton Of the throat.
CLEFKLksD. Ohio.
DR.. Frarier-Deaf Sir, J. wac trun-
hled for about thres months durine tias
last summF and fall With bronehiiis
and bad cough. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief,
used your Throat and Lang iialsani, ANA
found immediate reliaf. On retiring a
night Il gave me undisturbsd ret. slatl
after using the medicine three weeks,
found nayself cured. RKE. Z. NuzK,
DR.. Fraxier's Throas and Lunz BAL
sam ailAys all irritation Of che throks,
pcnetrafes and heals the lnnQs aud iss-
sists naf1Ee bF expeetorafa,n 10 thrp1
81 The corruption. Sold ~ druggists
eyeryshefe a. Is cents . bottls. Prasief
Medteine 60. propFtsfaFil, CIexeland, %.
Sold bg A. b Stswart. s@Mfsls.
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NetIee Of FINAL Proof.

"a Ls.sD oszlczAr cIixrs.. WI
Fer -. 1885
81 otlot b hsrtbg given fhaf CHARLES
ALMOND has hlea noffee 10 ipkunkioa 10
make anal lxoof before the Cara of ire pis
,rses Curt II bis nssise, IN seattis. VT
IN Thursity. the issh slsy 81 April'
4. D. Iss5. 60 prs-enption D. y. No. 1851 FOR
NE - : 81 - 4 q section 81; ~ ( 81 sW
4 q So lEt - NJ L 81 kEk of s<cflnr u
snd NJ AtS NV 4 of sscEi1,l 16, sown<hir,
- norshs EEiKs1 we4
4s names - Bftneksea william RfIfew
William HssEza. fhsnss BenpesT s1a DONG
Is Ailueusd an e eeateek. VT
50HN 3. 60XEY.
nAssxs nezlEfer ~ tnp LAID Ozfrs.
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Conducted by qualified Ply
siciaps and Surgeons--regul
graduates. .
81 fhe OLDEST sPErrALIsrs
ia the United staies, who's
LIFELONG lxPERIENcE, per
feet method aud pure nell,
cine. insure sPf EDr aud PAR.
MASENr sURRs Of all Private,
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Aftctione Of the FLOOD, SKIN,
KrpScrs. BLADDER, ERuPitoxs
rLoRRs, OLD SORES SyrELgxs6
OF TEE GLANDS. SoRE MOUTH,
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c. d P. S. q. R.

ifIME TABLE
EsOR FRANKLIN. BL SCR. Ola MOND
il and infee anedtate ststtons. daily. oil
Ia m.
For Newcastle ana inseriBsea ate stations
dniiY IL s, I'D and 1910 Q m, and p. N.
HsSnFutng arrive - t,exttse frpm Cedet
river extenesau nc $50 81 M. and fnIul
Nswcsetls hxaanch ~ 90 %. MI. ~ m. 10
and SD y. a.
HunniaR flnas 70 Aeweastiey a. 70 10.
T.J. MrLNER,
Aps Assistant Superintendent
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THE
DR.. IIEBIG

PRIvATE DIsPKNsAKY,
400 Geary street. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
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THE ArTRAcFI0xs or wGsHxeTes
TEkREfeRH.

SOus person. lsspposed 70 Be Miss
Leila ]. Robins0n) over tie Tsoss d
plunas Of = Trinoasains," has vrittan
the letter fOlIo~inR 20 the Columbia
Ohio DtPafok:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-17


AaeHp y Gee ycags wherein stand
aazn acroes the lallow land:
4tosa the conquest and iss cost:
Beyond tho Aought-lor and the Loaf.
And look into thy eyes Of JOY
Thou bKUwn-laced, tunicked countrv N..,
just thou and thine, with naught be,w...
Make up thas sweetest olden scene
Q tender scene and sight aud souna
Yhe farmhouse svith it, lilacs ,ronDa.
Tho poppy. bed; the locust trees;
The stillicidio hum Of bues;
The wen, with sturdy oaken swoep.
The morning glorios half asleep;
The swallows, gossiping; tho Groom
~ doves about the barn; the noon
When kline, breast-deep, stand in tho s,,..m.
And thy world pauses in dream
Beyond, the uplands; then, the hills
Where, interlacing. creep therills;
Here. forests, sentinelsof peace;
There, fields with opulent increase.
Below, the valley, stretching Car
And dim 70 the horizons bar.
NY brown-faced lad, look again
From out the lalrs and lives Of men.
I see the longing IN thy face
TO grow beyond the commonplace;
! know tho hurts that tween US lie,
And pity thee For thou wert-I.
--Ed0ar Z. Waksman in the Curvea
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-17
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

Everyone can master > grief but be
that has it.
IN the cup Of life youth dives for
she sugar. middle age for the cream,
md old age takes the dregs
Consider how few things are worthy
Of anger. and you viii wonder that any
but fools should be in wrath.
The two most engaging powers Of
en- author are to make new things "a
miIIar and familiar things new.
seIf-denlaI leads to the most exalted
pleasures. and the conquest Of evil
habits ID the most glorious triumph.
Our aim in life. to be effective.
needs concentration; the marksman
who aims at the whole target will sell
dom bit the centre.
II you have built castles In the air
your work need not be lost; that is
where they should be. Now put the
foundations under them.
TO live is not merely to breathe; It
Is to act; it is to make use Of all our
organs, functions and faculties This
alone gives US the consciousness OF
existence.
The age Of man resembles book
Infancy and old age are the blank
leaves. youth the preface, and man
hood the body or most important por-
ton Of LIES volume.
A mans character Is like his shad-
ow, which sometimes follows
and sometimes precedes him:
and which Is occasionally longer. occa-
sionally shorter than he is.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-17

Here er InBre
nIay Cod ~ near tliee. friend
When we are iar away;
Lay His SMILE cheer thee. lrion
And make all Light as day.
Look up! the SKY, the stars above
VIII whisper to dies q Ills changeIesa lore.
IA distant, desert places
The mounts Of God are found;
His sIsy the world embraces,
And makes i holy ground;
The heart hist serves, and loves, and clings
Hears evegywhsre the rush Of angel wings
TO God the there Is here;
Al spaces are His own;
The distant and the near
Are shadows Of His throne;
All tirnes arc His, the new, the old;
What boots il where LIES Little tale i toldi
'Tisnot for us 10 choose:
We listen and obey;
lis His TO call and uses
lis ours to serve and pray;
Il matters little. here or there,
Gods world is wide. and Heaven i Everywhere
We cannot 60 80 far
That home Is out Of sight;
The morn, the evening star,
Will say, Good day Goodnight!
The heart that loves win never be alone;
All earth all heaven it reclOns a. It's own.
Henry Burton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-17
strong At EiehtK.

David p. Field says: MY recipe
for self-preservation Is exercise. I
am arm believer in exercise. win
tell you my mode Of life. am very
temperate man. and have always been
SO. have taken care Of myself, and
as have a good constitution / sup
pose that Is the reason / am so well.
You must ask the Almighty why
have lived 30 long, and how long I
shall live I am perfectly healthy
and strong, and. though have nomi-
nally retired from the law, am busy.
IS you see, from morning until night
Another reason that am so well Is
that my mind has always been occu-
pied. am never idle; in fact, have
no time to be III.
when was young man I had
very severe headaches. n 1916 /
bought horse, and have not had :
headache since. Every morning I
arise at s o'clock. Ihave done SO for
zorty years. take an ice-cold bath,
2ress myself. jump on q horse at Z
o'clock and ride for a. hour. then
breakfast and work ii my house until
u o'clock. when walk down town,
distance Of four miles. / remain At
my ONCE until 5 o'clock. then walk
Nome and dine at 6 o'clock. At Z
loloek sleep Cor bali an hour, after
rhlch ! am ready for anything. /
retire between 10 and II o'clock. I
Nave done this for over forty years.
attribute ny hardihooa to horseback
sidine. Have / ever taken drink 7
Ma. sir, never. except 4 glass of claret
1t dinner. Like Pere Hyacinthe, !
must have my claret az dinner.
Whisky. brandy or any liquid OF thak
Md I never touch.
NY advice % young men Il to get
eight hours sleep every night. and
1rlnk only chocolate. colEee and tea
Ihe young men Of to-day are too fast.
Tie candle cannot burn al both ends
and last long have never smoked
tobacco IN any shape and never win.
10 as have done. and you viii be
strong Is eighty. and probably e
ninety Neg York Commercial
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-17
TWICE SAVED.

Frank de Vaud was climbing up
particularly stir part Of particularly
stir hill. Sometimes he called ID the
assistance Of the Alpine-stock he held
in one hand. but just as often he clam
bered on and up without it. He was
handsome and . well-made man; any
one could see that at q single glance,
though he was but chamois.hunter.
His face and hands were bronzed with
Che sun and exposure to the weather,
but ii his cheeks the red blood Of
health mantled, and bis dark eyes
looked ever SO soft and good-natured.
and when he smiled, as occasionally he
was doing now, there was right
merry twinkle about those same eyes.
and he showed set Of teeth as white
and even as a bats
Why was Frank de Yaud smilingg
Well, one reason was this-he was
singing. and the song he was singing
necessitated an occasional smile.
ParentheticaIly, let me tell you that it
spoke volumes for the strength and
lyigor Of his lungs. that he could sing
At all while climbing so steep a hill.
But he had am bound to say-one
other reason for smiling, for Frank
de- Vaud was going to see pretty. Little,
bright-eyed Johanna the goat-herd's
daughter. and Johanna loved honest
Frank, and he knew It right well.
They were going to be married before
great many months were over, and
bis chief reason for visiting her cot
tage to-night--she dwelt long. long
way up the hill-was to press her TO
"Name the DAY, the happy day"
as the song says he stood at length
on the lower edge Of kind Of broad
table-land. A ravlne ran right down
through che very centre OF it. . gorge,
4 canon. cali It what you like, only os
deep was Il that you could barely see
the tips Of the giant spruces and larch-
Is that grew ia It
Other trees grew sparsely here and
there all over the table-land. High
up on the far-oh horizon rose the
snow-clad jagged peaks Of The Alps
tinged with the cnrmine e. the setting
sun, and Che clouds and mists that en-
velOped them beneath were also tipped
with red. shading Of lower down into
purple then into gray. But t wasn't
On the mountains. nor On the clouds
either. that Frank Was gazing. but On
the charming little chalet still lower
down. It was half buried in brushy
trees, and there was smoke curling up
NON il
o. went Frank de Vaud, continuing
kiz sang. He said kindly good night
= : hsyy q girls who were waiting
I'm tho COWS to come home Still
higher up he met the COWS themselves,
and stood aside Gill they passed
Then bic must shake hands with tho
herdsman. and the herasman laughed
and said:
know where you ere o. .. Frank
Vaud know We win soon 81 have
4 dance All ] know; hnl hal don't
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-17
HUMOROUS.

Cut down-the result of his frs.
shave.
The literary man always has write
on his side.
Jokes are like eggs: They can new.
or be too fresh.
Mormons ought to be- good sailors
they have 50 much marry-time expert.
ence.
In India widow burns for her FIRST
husband. In this country she burns
for second one.
Tomatoes were formerly called "love
apples" They are certainly very soft
and easily mashed"
The lay Of the land in Montana is
very high. That is. eggs are there
quoted at ten cents each.
Alaska seems to be the only region
in the United States that has, thus far
escaped the roller skating mania
All animals have their good points,
but for all abundance of the same none
can compete with the porcupine.
NO prIma dona ever sings to her
baby" She probably does not want to
waste her sweetness on the infant
heir.
Tenryson says: "Men are Gods
trees" Some. however. who call at
newspaper Offices are not. They never
leave.
People who 20 up in a balloon to-
gether are generally conceded to be
considerably "taken up with one an.
other
''He that loves noise must buy a
pig. says Spanish proverb. In most
cases, however, q baby viii answer just
as well.
I'm goingto Havre," quoth Tom to his friend;
"Being Ill, It may make me much better
Il wish you much joy, was his friends quick
reply;
"Who i she, and when do you get her."
An agricultural exchange has an ar
ticle headed, "How TO treat cabbage
worms" We suppose the polite thing
would be to offA them cabbage, unless
they expressed q preference for some
thing else.
a piece Of glass an inch long was
taken from the head of Rochester
man recently, In whose skull 1t had
been embedded for twenty years. lie
had complained occasionally Of pane
ID his head.
a Southern State having created the
Office Of @fowl inspector" The posi-
ton was Immedistely applied for By an
ex-base-ball umpire. lie claimed
TO know all about "fouls," but 10 ap-
peared to be little weak in bis spell
ing.
There are 100000 Of people 70
Austro Hungary who never read :
newspaper And yet we will venture
the assertion that there are just -
may Austrians who think they can
run newspaper better than the sa'
tor al any other class Of people.
~Have you heard Miss Simpson sing
since she returned from Europe
several times" DO you think sOs
has improved? "Very much. 20
what Particular she doesn't sDs
as much as she used TO-"
Brlndeau. che famous sporting i0p
had 4 c-stume for every kind Of gam
thatheshot az one day,invited 70 sns
Duke 81 Orleanss shooting parry -
Duke drew his attention 70 90 !,
suggesting that he should iire
cannot, monslgneur," said Brlnus'1
u am ID my part .idgs teilek
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-30

inrthe District Court of the Second Judieisl Dis.
trict of the Territory Of Idaho, In and for
the County Of Alturas.
Mironds J Cra:npton. plaintiff. vs. j. VI. Cramp.
The people "f the rnited States in tho rerr,to.y
Of Idah" send greeting t. J. ". Champion.
defendant.
You are here by required 70 appear in An setiOn
ugtt against YOU by fhs abov-.psMed plain
tn. In the District Coun OF th. seoond Judicial
District OF the Territory os Idaho. in and for the
county Of Alturas and B. answer the con plaint
Of service, 'tt.s the service on y"I Of this suIr-
If served within tLis county; Or, II served
ont Of this county but IN this district within
twenty days; otherwise, within forty days-Gr
Judgment b. default will be taken against you &C
cordiny to the prayer Of said com plaint.
The ssid action 10 bro, ght TO disstlvs the bonds
OF nariInopy now existing betwesn you and the
plsfntnf, snd that the custody of the minor chill.
drea. kossns and Rrnest Albert. be awarded to
her. and for other ana further relitf as tO&ha
court may sesm proper: alleging ~ !. c-use thae
You. on " about August. 1888. d~aerted anil abun-
aoned said plaintiff without inst cause. Thefacts
more fully appearing b: reference to the CON-
plant OF Nile. certified copy Of which IA here
with served.
And you are hercby notified that " you fail to
ssquired, the said plainun will take default and
apply :" the Coast forslss relief demanded in said
compliant -
Given under M hand and the seal of the p's-
triet Court of-tae 81 cond Judicial District Of tn
esrs,t ~ OF Idaho, in snl or che ecu ~ at Altu
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eisntv.fo,:.
tsEAl.l Al. KICHARDsOS, Cl--s.
By r. r. R'cHARns. Daputv closN. llo
A +. Montas Gon, attorney for dntth.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-30
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To GEORGE CRISMON and W. 3. CRISMON:
You are hereby notified that [ have expended
One Hundred tSl0,n Dollars in labor snd ipp pprovr
ineuts upon the Scott Crismon lode, situated on
Carbonate Hill. Mineral Hill Mining District AL
turas cVunty, Idaho. as will appear hy certfirate
filed November 21th 1854. in the office of the Re-
corde of said county in Or Ter to hold said prem
ises under the provisions tf section 1924, Revised
Statutes Of the United States being the amount
required to hold the same for the wear ending De-
cember n. 1884, and If within ninety days after
the first publication hereof, you fail refuse to
contribute your respective proportions of such eA.
penditure co.owners, your interests in said
claim will become the property Of the undersigned
under the said Section 232
JOHN c. YOUNG.
HALEY. Alturas Co.. Idaho. Jan ,, 1ss5.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-30
Ectice OF Forfeiture.
To FRANK E. ENSIGN:

To FRANK E. ENSIGN:
You are hereby rutiied that have expended
on. hundred $500 doia' =. in labor and inprove-
monts unon the Miner,l ri & lode and mining
claim, sit Il ted i'll Mineral Hill Mining District
Altnras county, Idaho Territory. In order to hold
said premise under the provisions Of section
2324 Revised Ststutps Of the United States. being
the amount quired 10 hold the s-m. for the wear
ending December 81 1884; that the prnl ortion of
ssi1 expenditure due ny yoa. Frank f. Fnsixn. 10
thirty three $3s 3ShN dollars and tn three ana
one third cents lawful money ofthe United States,
the same being on third.
And II. within ninety i90) dave after the pnblt-
cation Of this notice. You fail refuse to contrib
ute your proportion Of such .xDend ture a. a CO.
owner. yoar interest in said claim Will becom the
property Of the subscriber nnaee satd section f2l
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
HALEY liaho, JaIunrr IA. Laah.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-30
Notice of Forfeiture.

To GEORGE CRISMON, $. b. YOU.,G, 7. J.
MACINTOSH, L. SHURTLIFF and W. s.
CRISMON;
You are hereby notified that have expended
One Hundred $500 Dollars. in labor and improve
ments upon the Ellzn Jane lode. situated on Car
bonat. Hill, Mineral Hill Mining District, Alturns
county. Idaho. us will appear by certificate filed
November 2Tth. 1884. in the Office of the Recorder
of said couutr, i'll order t. hold said PREMISES un
der the provisions of Sect on 1924. Revised Stat
ntes If the United States, beius the amount re.
Qured to hold the same for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1884 and if within ninety days after
the first publication hereof you fai or refuse ia
contr butte your respet tive pr portions of such ex
pendiure co-owners Your interests in said Eliza
Jane claim will become the properly Of the sub
scriber, under said Section 1884.
JOHN Z. YOUNG.
HALEY, Alturas Co., Idaho, Jan. 2, 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-30
Attention, A o. y. w!

Stated meetings of HALEY Lodge, No. l, A. 0. L.
W. are held every Monday evening, at 100 o'clock
All visiting brehr,u are cordially invited to ut
tend.
BY order IF
THOMAS BELL, NJ. W.
HOMER J.. POUND. Recorder.