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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-08-31
M. VI. CORBETT,

,rrtRNEN NTlAW, solicitor III Ciancery and
n ,mny Public, Abstracts, Loans and collec
f., u1ire, Bnfn a. Block, 2d avenue, oveI
l. r. J.wtlr, -iOr". uov-;hLtiIY
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TAE EUREKA FURNACES

ar. eIl-ieedlng, thus requiring the least pos lie
"' vi attention; carrying fire with certainty
N securing perfect uniformity of temperature.
,'.H Ego this with the cheapest grades tunscreened
~ anu screenings of soft coal without SCOT. sm ke
sol .'''r In the house, and easily pay for them
Nv Ny saving in coal bills Sold on guarantee
WI" ~ N call upon McCOMB e. ARNOLD
"eni AE'ts, B Lake Street, Chicago, III.
lnyG-dlm
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DIR. FOSGATE.

300 Brady Street. Davenport Iowa. 20 years practice makes all
private diseases speciality such Syp Gonorhea Geet
Structure Ipoey SpermGtorhaa, all urinary troubles and
mercurial affections of the throat skin and bones
Cancers Tumors Piles Caah and all chronic diseases treat
ed successfully Consultation and correspondence free
mar1sd1y
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E. W. BRADY.
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Er.nha John. 1eta second avenue.
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DAVENPORT, January 3. 1891

RUDOLPH AoFFMAN
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Therefore he had an eagle Tor his coat Of
arms.
Adriennette loved before all things in the
world her pug.
The pug Juno dIncd on all delicacics OF
the season
lie sat in an armchair blazoncd with
gold.
lie was allowed TO run over the table
and seize the choicest tid-bits. while grace
was being said.
A place had been reserved IN the family
cemetery for him. next 70 Adrienneite' :
great grandfather. against the time when
he should turn up his paws.
II Adricnncttes lovers felt Ike kissing
her, they had 70 kiss Juno first as an evil
dence OF good faith.
II was into this family that Alphonse's
fate led him.
lie felt Wild passion for his bclia ii,d-
mUrutn tscc back part Of Wcbstcr's die
tonary).
But she would not even give him q
glance.
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khe stood on the cool piazza
A. the shades Of evening fell.
Aud galed On the lovely maiden.
Entranced BY her bcauty's spell
The balmy evening zcphyrs
Played with each golden trcss:
And her azure eyes were swimming
Ia sen OF tenderness.
Her lips. just slightly parted.
Were Hinged with the cornl's flame.
And ! thought that her cheeks bright
bushes
The hue Of the rose would shame
while gazing In admiration
On the raIe and radiant lass.
thought sweetest music only
Through those coral lips could pass
But a sudden change came DER her.
Como WAS the smile 20 bland:
And she smute In sudden anger
The back ~ her lily hand.
And she cried: "Tia. ha! I've got you.
You'll trouble my peace no more.
You're tho same blamed old mosquito
That tried 10 mash before"
--Boston Courier.
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The room In which Patti was d.
vorced was that wherein she was mar
ried in 1863.
Victor Hugo spent his first earn
ings a. an author IN buying cashmere
shawl for his wife.
DIR. Primes estate Is estimated az
$500. 900, most of which he made out
Of the New York Observer.
Mrs. Langtry. the actress. l. said
TO pay her husband monthly salary
for keeping away from her
General s. w. Crawford. one Of
the three surviving officers Of the gar
rison at Fort Sumpter. has completed
book Of political and military remi-
niscenceS
John G. Fremont now seventy
two. says that he campcd where Chi
cage il, where Minneapolis is, and
where Salt Lake City is. before there
was a house at either place.
Joseph Taylor offers to let the cur
rent carry him over Niagara Falls for
$4,000. Mr.. Taylor is extravagan.
II il believed the current will undertake
the job for . much less sum- --Puck.
Santa Anna's widow. . bright ana
chatty little body. full Of "reminiscences
OF her husband and his times. is still
living in the City Of Mexico. She was
married TO him 1t the early age Of thir-
teen years.
Jennie White. whose death At the
are of one hundred and twenty-five is
announced from St Joseph Mo. was
cook for Captain Waterfall. of Gen.
eral Washington's staf. during the
revolution.
Captain Richard q. Luce, who died
~ Vineyard Haven, Mass, recently.
was. during his life. at sea $40 months.
or nearly twenty-six years. He landed
in New Bedford IS. 0OO barrels Of whale
oil. $500 of sperm oil, and 1888. 900
pounds of whxebone. and he was
called the champion Of the whale fish
ery.-Boston journal
DIR. r J. Calling. OF Hartford. who
invented the famous Calling gun. is .
stout man with chubby face and
stubby gray beard. His eyes are small
and squinty, requiring the use of strong
lenses to aid them. The doctor is an
enthusiast on the subject of building up
the defenses Of America. Hartford
C0urdHk
Olive Logan saw the Princess OF
Wales with her three daughters driving
in Rotten row the other day, and tells
tie ladies what Alexandra wore: a
plain gray Turk satin gown. fitting
tightly to the figure. linen collar and
cuffs. q white straw bonnet trimmed
with black velvet ribbon. cluster Of
crimson peoples pinned up by the
throat No shawl or mantle, no dia-
monds. no jewelry of any sort The
three girls were dressed alike in navy
blue cashmere. with red spots. round
hats of white straw. trimmed with black
velvet and stiff red feather.
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HUMOROUS.

The Governor OF the State Prison
ought to be pitied. for a man with six
or eight hundred fclons on his hand is
deserving Of sympathy. -LoreH Gu
zen.
Fencing is the new craze among
young ladies'. Well. il they will occupy
the fence occasionally it will give the
gate rest. and the whole business will
wear out together. ~ Chicago Tribune
A man in Long Wood. Fla. re-
Gently exchanged weekly paper for .
mule. This trade was not so inappro-
pirate as it would seem ut first blush.
They arc both elevators of the human
race. c. The Judge
"A man claiming to be scientist
wants some one to bore the earth TO
prevent its bursting. We have friend
who we think would be able to do it.
Up to this time he has devoted all his
boring energies to us. and we would be
earth. Boston Posi-.
Are you superstitious. my dearps
said Miss Birdie McGinnis to . newly
arrived stranger in Austin. to whom
she had become engaged. "Not biz.
but why do You ask?'' replied tho
youth. Nothing. except you are the
thirteenth young gentleman to whom 1
have been engaged. '-Tcros Syfisgs.
Bessie. bit Of blue-eyed girl.
was about to 60 with her aunt to dine
nj friends house. Don't forget
Your manners. Bessie" said her moth
err BE sure to say yes. sir: no, sir.
49,. 4 - -
any one speaks TO YOU" At the table
the first question asked her was: '.Bes-
sic. will You have some soup?" ''Yes.
sir; no, sir; yes. ma'am; no. a'am."
said Bessie. family. while everybody
burst out laughing. 49, Golden Days.
Doctor Have You got the better OF
the ague yet? Paticnt-No. sor. Nc
an my wife is as bad as liver. sor Doc
tor-Did you get that whisky and quiz
nine l prescribed? Patient Yis. sor;
but IL did no good at all. at all. Doc
tor-That Is strange You took il ac-
cording to instructions. SUPPOSE
Patient -lis. sor; We know man and
his wife are one. poctor-What has
that to do with il? Patient Well. We
see, sor. bein' as we are one flesh. TUX
the whisky and gave Biddy the guininc.
The IKhip.
You don't seem 10 have the slight.
est knowledge OF natural philosophy.
growlcd man. as the ice-man left .
chunk on the sidewalk With what
acknowledgements expression in
his eye. the dispenser Of irigid water
retortcd Yes. do" Then what
do you mean by leaving so small piece
OF ice on rcd-hol day and such large
chunks in cold weather. Because l
know that heat expands and cold con-
tracts. II ! left you bigger piece this
morning. before night II would swell so
that you couldn't ret II Ia your refriger-
ator Good.dayr- CHICAGO Times.
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IN SEPTEMBER.


Mornings frosty grow. and cold.
Hrown the grass ON hill and void:
Crows ARE cawing sharp and clear
whore the rustiinR corn grows S.ar:
Mastering fiucks 81 blackblrds call:
Here and there few leaves fall.
IN tho meadows larks slug sweet.
lhirps the cricket nj our feet
In September.
Moons are sunny. warm and still:
A golden haze oerhnngs the hill.
Amber runshinc's on the fioor
Just within the open door:
still the crlckcts call and crcak-
Never found, though long We seek
or comes faint report OF gum
busy flies buzz IA the sun
In September.
Evenings chilly are, and damn.
Early lighted d the lamp:
Fire burns and kettle sings.
smoke asccnds IN thin hlu. rings:
On the rug the children lie:
in the west the soft lights die:
Prom the clms n robins song
Rings out sweetly. fingers long
In September.
-Liisabeth Coi<. Ia -. Nlctoids.
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a Fastidious CoIored Lady.

Mrs. Judge Pcterby, Of Austin. en-
ploys 4 colored cook named Matilda
SNOWFALL, who is great favorite with
the stcrner sex. but who is very high
toned. nevertheless.
..Who was that horrid-looking negro
saw prowling about the back yard?''
asked Mrs. Pcterby. Indignantly.
.Dat's Teller keeps company wild
on weekdays"
s'On wcek-days?'
Eyes. mum; yer don't s'pose I'D be
seen wild SIGH bandy-legged, google
eyed mokc like him on sundays. does
yer? Yer ortcr see dc cullud gemman
l keeps company wild on Sundays.
You'd be s'priscd, yer would. - 1cras
SiTfingS
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From q gay. dashIng. eight-dollsr-a-
week huinorist, Alphonss became . pale.
wan shadow. lie acted both As Adrien-
netfe's shadow and his own
lie followed her everywhere.
He could do nothing but write SAD
poems and eiegiex When lie tried 70
make joke about the size Of the block Of
Ice that the ice-man leaves nowadays the
words died In his throat, and be wrote a
poem about the dark willows that wave
DER the dark. deep pool"
When he tried 10 write an account OF 4
goat lunching On tin can, he turned 10
describe, with tears In his eyes. 1.-The chest
nut hair on my true loves brow lie at
tempted 20 run these In on the managing
editor. instead OF the Jokes. lie was
kicked down stairs He. 50 full OF ethe-
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Out West right under the caves Of tho
Rockies. lives a patriotic editor and last
Fourth OF July he concluded to enthuse, 50
he announced that his paper for that week
would appear in the National colorS On
the ,lay II issue an old subscriber was on
hand and got the first copy from the press.
flows this" he exclaimed, looking
over the sheet.
Allows what9"
"Why, this paper isn't In the National
colors rs you announced; there's nothing
here hut white aud blue"
"Well. amt that rightw
aOf course not Where's the rcd?~
30. II viii be read. just as soon a. the
issue gets into the hands Of the subscrib-
ers.---Mcrchant T1ursicr.
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ciusioI

VINO Is nEY

WHO rs HEP r
Aiphonse Berlin was a hum0ist
The poets Tyre has thousand strings
that Of the humorist has ten.
The ten ale the Mule, Mother-in-law
Church Fair Oyster. Book Canvasser Sery-
ant-girl with coal oil can, vassar Girl, Chr
cago female foot Poverty OF Eiitors Size
OF modern ice-crcam plates and didn't
know the gun was loaded"
Striking these strings singly and In
chorus produces humor.
Alphonsc struck the strings
The multitude laughed rudely
When he heard Of . sklllful artifccr OF
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There are people in New York who
toady after the rich. The following con-
vcrsation took place on Third avenue
street car:
80 your sister Is marricd?'
"Yes. and she did very well-splendld
You have heard Of Vanderbilt
"0h. yes. Did she marry into that
family"
.wcll yes. SO to speak. She married a
nephew OF Nanderbilt's chief cook. lie Il
the driver Of AUTHORIZATIONS Stft-
invS
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CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
DAY BREAKS
One day when Alphonse watched Adricn-
nette riding In her sumptuous coach with
her pug Juno cAsped TO her throbbing
breast: She loves Juno better than her
life" he muttered; II love him because
she does: / will steal him.
A Wild look OF mighty emotion swept
across Alphonse's face, making IL almost
clean
.'She could not live without him. There
will be reward. What reward? Who
Knows
Alphonse could not speak what he only
dared TO hope.
For months he awaited an opportunity,
finally one day II came.
A muffied shrek. dull thud. and Juno
was his.
Success had crowned his fondcst hopes
CHAPTER ".
WEDDING BELLS
The next day society was shaken to ifs
foundations.
Adriennette's pug had been stolen
Livered couriers were dispatched hithef
and thther
Pinkerton's entire detective agency was
called out
The nillIonaire's pnr@ was thrown open
Tor rewards.
Excitement on Fifth avenue ran high
Alphonse held his peace.
When the excitement had been raging
three days. AIphonse rang Adriennette's
door bell.
Go away-' said sha in a high-toned
voice
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Florence who made five hundred little
dishes 50 small that they would lie In the
bottom Of thimblc. and could only be seen
with microscope, he said: This is what
our modern ice-crcam dishes are modelled
AFTER
For this wild burst Of humor he received
five centineS.
lie wrote:
did you hear about the washoutg'
isked the baggage-master OF the reporter.
No" said the latter. with great show OF
interest What line was II on" Out
here on Mrs. Mullgan's clothes line" said
the baggage-man. The reporter collapsed
with q loud report
For such Joke he received ten centimes.
Ten centimes and five Confines make
fifteen centinies," said he. For this
amount Of money one anpurchase Wiener
wurst."
No one need starve when he can purchase
Wiener-wurst-
MY fortunes are at the wursi point" 70
marked Alphonse.
For this joke lie received nothing.
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Miss Adelaide Rudolph. Of Cleve-
land. o.. has been selected by the
Board Of Regents A. the Latin pro-
lessor at the State University Of Kan
sas. Miss Rudolph Is niece Of Mrs.
Garfield. = Cicrcldnd Leader
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LES HUMORISTES.
A Long Distance After the Late
Victor Hugo.

The 1--we story Of an Alleged Funny Man
a Daring Scheme. aud How II Was
Happy Con-
c,usion.
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real passion, was actually kicked like an
ordinary gas-meter man.
This story will be continued in the next
chapter.
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CHAPTER III.
THE PLOT TB1cKESS
One day while out walking Alphonse saw
o pug.
The pug was tied 10 dude. AT the
dudes side was a beautiful girl. Tie girl
was named Adrennette and the pug was
named Juno.
Alphonse fell in love with the girl Adri-
ennette.
She was proud and ari~tocratic maid,
whose fathers carriage bore an eagle of the
sun for crest.
The old man had got his start In life ped
ding ham sandwiches in the Bowery.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
Order of Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict OF the Territ ~ Of IdSho, in and for the
County Of Aliuras.-ln til matter Of E. Hecke.
thorn. an Insolvent Debtor.
Z. Heckethorn, having filed In this court his
petition, schedule snd inventory in insolvency,
the said T. HeckethOrn II hereby derlar ed to 10
insol> ent b. =. Ksin, Of the creditors OF said
insolvent. IL hereby appointed Receiver, and di.
rrced 70 take asion Of eli the estate real and
personal. Of the said z. Heckethorn. debtor. ex.
.ept such ~ may be by law exempt from execu
count and papers, and keep the same safely until
the appointment Of an ASST nee Of his estate. All
pe'suis forbid len b pay any dests to the said
insolvent. or t. deliver any property b-longing to
him, or to any person firm or c. operation, ass0.
citation. for hia The said debtor Is hereby for
the further order Of this court except as herein
ord red. 1t Ia further "rdered that all the cred.
itprs Of said debtor be and appear before the Hon.
orsb- Case Broderck. Judge Of the District Court
g! the Second Judicial District. 1t chambers, in
b,tin. City. Ada County. Idaho Territory on the
T. IN u thst day. TO prove their debts. 10 show
cause. IL they can. why assignment Of the in
solvents estate should not be made and he I've
dis hanged from his debts, and tn. prayer Of the
alleged in,olvent should not be granted. and
cho"se one or more signaes Of the estate of said
published n the Woop RIVER TINES, . newspaper
Of general circulation. Published In the town Of
HALEY, AltIrxa County, Idaho Territory, for at
least iry DAYS before the day set f. the meeting
OF credtors And IL IN furtE ordered that In the
meantime all proceedings against the said insolv-
-nt be stayed. CASE FREDERICK,
District Judge.
Dated At HALEY. IIaho. August S. A. d. lss5.
BRrSgW. PARSONS K BRUNAR. attorneys for petit
toni. aus 3Od
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. l&5.

UNITED STATES LAND OrYIcn,
HAILEY. IDAHO. SEPT ~, 1895 I
Notice 10 hereby given that CLsries Topper. by
James A. Lnak. lis att rney in~fsct, whose post.
on sdiress Is Bellevue, Aitur.s county. Idaho
Territory has made application :or United Stat&
Patent for the
LITTLE GIANT" LODE MINING CLAIM
situate In SECTION Is. Township ? North Range II
East Boise M~ridt,n, Mineral Nm Mining District
Atnr.sC lhsho T-r,it yry ,coi s,sting Of linear
feet OF the Iude. aud surface ground averaging $40
h-ld notesaDd plat Of the cffc al survey fla in
this once. with magnetic variation At Is deg. and
30 mi nuies east - follows:
Comm. nctag ct the disc ovfry point Of this claim
and running - degrees and ~ minutes " 20
feet. pOirt in We end line Fl clsin thence : "
degree. l-0 feet 70 cornr No. /: thence " 10 de.
grees " go feet to esrn-r Nc. 2; theme 3 n de.
eYces - minutes snd ,. seconds Y G4;6.l feet to
corn'r M. D. thencs 10 degrees 20 feet Ia cor.
n-r No. I; thence y 20 degrees. rs minutes and Is
seconds " go feet TO ncr NJ. l. embracing IN
srsa Of Sol acres sprl I'd for. No conflicts. From
corn'r No. the rnsr g. sect o. 10. Is and IL
ofT1N Rl1 beaFs 81 degrees, Sc minutes and
- seconds " 3is7 feet.
The said mining rlsim being Of record in the
Nee II the COu ~ Reeprer OF said ny distetct
81 HALEY, IN A.tnrss county. Idaho Territory The
nearest known locations b~ing the Empire" and
"ParneiI." lot 70.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely any po-.
ton Of the STA Little diait !" Lid.
Mining Claim or surface ground are
W III the Rsg'ssr Of the United States Land OEic-
At HALEY, Iisho Territory, within the sixty days
pubicst Oh thereof or they viii b~ barred by vir.
the 81 the provisions Of the st tute in such cases
male snd provided.
HOMER l.. POUND. Reci,t.r.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-13
SUMMONS.

In the District Court u the Second Judicial Dts.
trift Of the Territory II Idaho. In snd 10, the
County Of Atsrss.-Chsrl-A h. Porter, plain
IN, vs.. The 81. George Mining Company. Ger
por ton. A. kose. Jr,. Warren Hussey, and
Elizabeth Huss~y. his wife. defendants.
Of Idaho send greeting r. The 81 George
Mining Company. A. W. Rose, Jr.. Warren
Hussey. snl Elizabeth Hnssey. his wife, de-
Pendants.
You are hereby required 70 spresr in an srtion
brought sga.nsf you by the above naiaed plain
ia. III the District Court OF the second Jpdieisl
District Of the Territory Of Idaho In and for the
County OF Altur ., and 10 answer the comp amt
hled therein. within ten days tesclusive II the
day Of s~rytceI, Ifttr the s-rvir~ you Of this
sam,uon--if served within tits comfy. or. II
ssrv@d ont II this coun y. tut In this District
within twenty days: 9th, rWse. within forty dAy -
Or judgment by default will be taken sgsInst
You according ." the prayer II said con plsint.
The SAL sction 10 lruugat TO T.~ovsr ird I'm 1t
against you for the sum Of Si13.s6 and n crest
on the same - 10 per cent per snnuni II IN the
18th day Of september. 1881. and costs OF snit.
Ing for lalor AMI services performed by plant, I!
fur d. f.Hd hts At their special ns;snce and re
quest. at Red Warrior ouhty Of ituras ,itory
VI itsho. - will more ful app-s- In planting
complaint, . certified copy Of which - herewith
served.
And you are hereby notified that II YIN fail T.
sfp-sr snd nBsw-r the said complaint. a. shove
required. sh. sad PLAINTIFF Will take oefsuit and
jndgmtn' sssinst defendants for slT2i 81. and in
terest at 10 per cent per snnaso ffptn septem Der
18th. 1851, and costs VI suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the ris
trct Court Of tn. ses ond Juelrx DISTRICT Of the
Territory u tdsEo. IN and for the G. IN 81 Al
tiras this 9th asy OF sept. mbcr. the Of
Lord enc tht usaid eight hundred snd eighty I've.
SEAL A. l. RICHARDSON Chrs.
BY u RICHARD. D.p putty Clak.
BkrSGR, fARkoS. EGCSER, Atty's for PIN. SO
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Sherif's Sale.

Bv vir.ns Of an execution issued out Of the Dis
tiet Court Of the Second Judicial District Of toe
Territory Of I-aho, IN and for the County o. Al
turns and TO NE directed and delivered, Tor
Judgment render, and entered in said Court on
the sta day Of October iss5, in favor OF J. T.
Bailey. and against
THE LENHI MINING AND SMELLING Cum
PANY,
h.1. levied on al the right, title and interest
said defendant had On ~ after the 25th day Of Ju.
w. Lss5 {the date sttsched the premises here n.
after described in and to the ing described
uremises so-vit: The wolftore lode or mine sit
uafe lying and being on the south fork OF Deer
Creek in Mineral Hill Mining District; said MIN
ing claim 10 lAO feet in length BY go feet IN
with. and VAS located by John Manning on the
ID day Of ~ tob~r, 1850. recorded on the 10Th day
Of October $3.50, in the once OF the County Re-
corder Of AIturss county. In Book Of Quartz Rec
or.s -" page ?03: also the Mexican lode or mine.
situated on the south fork Of Deer Greek. and Ad-
joining the woiftoBe rnine On the northeast-riy
end IL 100 fest in length b. go fe~t In Width and
was located by Milo Burke, John Toomey. WIN.
HOFFMAN, aud Morris r.my. April %. 1881: also the
bsitsue lode, the Tip Top lode. the Vulcan lode.
the L~mhi ode. an the LIST Gasp lode, all sfta-
str.' in said Mineral Hill Mining District.
Also the millsit~. situated On the south fork Of
Deer Creek. Mineral Hill Mining District. con.
taining 1--WE acres more or lees, together with any
and all concentrating works CT reducing works ~
improvements OH said miilsite. located the 25th
day 6f July lss, BY D. Foote; also the Mexican
miil,ite. commencing At the north est corner Of
the Wolff NJ millsite, containing fve acres M re
or less on the south fork Of Deer Greek: also tue
Lenhi IN llsite. containing I'VE acres more or less
also the wolftone ranch. ,itusted on the slnth
fjsk IT Deer Creek al in said Mineral Hill Mill
ing district: Alturss County. Idaho Territory.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the Goth day OF
October. lsa5. II 10 O'Clock r.. m Of that day. in
frsnt II the Conrtho, - in HALEY. County OF Al.
turas. will sell the right. title and interest 81
said The L<mh Mining ar'' Smelling Company
- aforesaid. in and TO the above de.
scrb-d property. At PUBLIC AUCTION. for cash
In hsnd 70 the highest and best bidder. to satisfy
said Execution and all costs.
Datcd the sth day Of October, lss5.
c. II. FuREY, SheI6
By PAT FURrY DEPUTY sheriff. ostd