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Application for a Patent.

"A RRAAOSVVAVA Iva ~ = CVOOAS
U.S.. LAND OyFIcA Boise City, Idaho.
June II. 1885. !
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Ell
N mira Silver ing Company. by John Bro~ IL
i,s President and General Manager, whose Posi-
Office address IS Eanne, Boise county Idaho Terri
tory, has made application for United States Pat.
ent for the
wolverine Lode Mining Claim.
situate in Banner Mining District. Boise County.
Idaho Territory. Onsisting of twelve hundred
tI2O0) linear feet of the lode, and surface grou'd
three hundred and fifty $780, feet wide, being Lot
No. 49, and described in the field not aud plat OF
the official survey h in this Office, with mag
netic variation at 10 degrees and 80 minutes east,
follows:
Commencing at the discovery stake on this claim
on which WAS posted the location notice. and run.
ming thence s. II degs Sc min. Z. along the West
end line " the claim fifty 1907 eet to the Southwest
corner. called 'Uorner No. II thence N. II degs.
SO min along ha Wesr end line of the claim
three hundred and fifty 1850 feet to the North~ est
eorner of the claim. called .Corner No. q" thence
N. 90 dogs 45 min f., along the North side line Of
said claim twelve hundred l1200) feet to the North.
east corner of said claim, called Corner No 81
thence \. II degs 80 min along the East end line
of the claim three hundred and fifty l350) fact, to
the Southeast corner of the claim. called Corner
No a." thence s. 81 dcgs Is min. W. along the
south side line Of the claim twelve hundred t12OO)
feet to the Southwest corner OF the claim. called
Corner No. IL said claim mbracing total area OF
9.38 acres. Said Wolverine lode Mining claim being
si'uuteu aoout thir'y niles Nortneast Oh Iuano'lty
and about one-fourth OF mile Southeast of Banner
pos,oice add the Crown Point niue. lying Wes' Of
said Wolverine mine, aid the Hardscrabble mine
| lying South thereof
! The said mining claim being of record In the of.
| fee of the County r corder of said Boise county
at Idaho City, in Boise County Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations being the Crown Point
| and Hardscrabble mines,
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
| tion of the said Wolverine Lode Mining Claim OF
| surface ground required TO file their adverse
| claims thereto with ,e Register of the United
States Land Office, at Boise City, Idaho Territory
within the sixty days publication thereof or the,
will be barred by virtue of the provisions of tn,
| statute in such cases made and provided
| EDW'D L. CURTIS, Register.
direct that the foregoing notice of Application
for patent be published for the period of sixty days
item consecutive weeks in the idah, World news
paper published at Idaho City, Boise county Idah
| Territory, fpw'p. l.. CuRrls Register
| June 20, 1880 days
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RZ i: !: !: !;
HvIivllthii & else i'll this word All, of
- either sex, succeed from first
hour The broad road to fortune o, ems before the
workers, absolutely sure. At once address TRUE 4
o. Augusta, Maine.
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Another suicide.
statesman.

couple or weeks, having
serated first as material witness IN
case of larceny, and, secondly, after
securing his release in this case, upon
charge of making a fraudulent
transfer of property. 1t seems MS
noble spirit could not brook comm
ment, and he begged the sheriff for
some money to get some medicine,
that he would "hx himself
cretty quick" The sheriff, however,
was not possessed of spirit OF ac-
which would allow him
TO assist fellow mortal out OF his ex-
istence. even if it was Chinaman.
He even took precautions to prevent
any such occurrence, and had ply
sician and two or three sistants
working the greater part OF FRIDAY
night with electric battery and other
appliances to resuscitate him from the
effects of dose of poison which it
was supposed he had taken, but, when
he was found to be shamming in this
Instance, it was supposed that he might
not be so anxious to shuttle OF the coil
as he seemed, and he was, therefore,
permitted to occupy his cell without
being shackled, though several OF the
prisoners were directed to keep a
watch, and, il they heard any commo-
ton in his cell, to notify the jailer.
Not sound was heard during the
night, but in the morning he was
found dead in his cell, having hung
himself by means of silk sash which
he wore. He was evidently deter
mined to die, as his feet were on a
level with the floor, and he had to
bend his knees in order to throw his
weight upon the moose.
A coroner's jury, consisting of A
Zehner, E. Ball, VIM. Hart, Jonas
O'Neal, P. Drisool and Richard Gran
mer, were summoned and rendered {
verdict that he came to his death by
his own hands.
AS there has been considerable con
troversy about the case for which thi
Chinanan was held it is deemed ad
visable to give statement OF tn
facts, which are as follows; On Jun
30th one Charley Ling was boun'
over by Justice Hart on charge @
grand larceny of team and wago
from Chang Ling Gain, and at tn
same time Gain was committed t
Jail until December, as materia
witness with bail fixed at $500
Messrs Wood & Wilson subsequent
fled an application for Gain for
writ of habeas corpus, on the groun
Of illegal Imprisonment. Upon read
ing the petition Judge Broderic
granted an order and also wrote t
District Attorney Lamb in substanc
that it would be better to let Gain &
I'm his own recognizance than to hay
Che matter go further, the district a
torney refusing for reasons best know
to himself Gain was taken by tn
Sheriff, pursuant to Judge Broderick
orders, to HALEY, Mr.. Moody appeal
Ing in behalf of the petitioner an
District Attorney Lamb against I'll
prisoner, Gain. Upon the hearin
the court granted the prayer of Gal
and ordered him back to Boise an
discharged upon his personal recos
nizance, no bail being required. TT
came day the following telegram W;
sent to Boise:
BELLEVUE, Idaho, July 10, 1885.
To Wood & WILSON,
Prisoner remanded to BOISE to |
released on personal recognizanoe.
(Signed), SlLAs w. Moody.
Gain was brought back on the IL
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Franz j. Gebhordt decreased
IN Probate Court of Boise County
NJ oIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN nv
~ the undersigned, Executor of the 90
tate OF Franz J. Gebhardt, deceased to the
creditors OF, all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhihit thamo
with the necessary vouchers within FIN f.na
months after the first publication Of ~, ,%;a
h"lice' to the said Executor at his r m.'s
aence, squaw Creek, Boise COUNTY 'e ~
;ie sa.ne oelng the place for the transact
ing OF the business of said estate "''a'''
July IA, 1S95-v4 iNhioN.
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Persons dealing with one Jos jackson,
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not in my employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me in mining or
any other kind of business am the sole
owner of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines, near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Centerville, and the said
jose phi Jackson, and all persons, are here.
by notified not to trespass on either of said
mines, as any one who shall do so will be
dealt with according to law.
MARION f. WALDRON.
CENTERvILLE, July /, 1SS4-6m.
Title Abstract of Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff. to
M. F. Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodes known as the Golden Fleece
and Golden Star mines, situated in Cen
terville mining district, Boise county, |.
T.
Pate of deed. March %, 1883, and recor.
ded March 20, 1883, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. in
book 10, on pages 800, 400, 401 and 4O2
Deed records OF Boise county, 1T.
Territory of Idaho,
County of Boise
l do hereby certify that the foregoing is
true and correct abstract as appears of
record.
-~) Witness my hand and seal Of
Seal. office, this 9th day of july. A
(~~) d. 1884. ~
I'm CARROLL,
Auditor Boise CO. |.
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Has attained standard Of excellence whie
idnits of no superior.
il contains every improvement that inventig
genius, skill and money can produce.
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Noises in the Head the vital fluid passing unoeser.
ed in the urine aud many other diseases that
lead &c insanity and death. DR.. MlNIlEs VINO
il a ocular physician graduate of the University
Of pennsylyania). will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case OF this kind
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under ms sp :
c,al ADVICE and treatment) will not cure
or tor any thing impure or injurious fonno III
II mr. MINTIE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice. including anal
sis Of urine So o. Price of Vital Resolutlve
81 50 a bottle, fonl times the quantity POW
sent to any address ION receipt of price, or @. o.
D., secure from observation, and in private name, II
desired, by.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
I PALESTINE.


\ Case of Homicide on Iona Creek -Estub-
lishment of II Cur Wheel Foundry.
Special TO the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TN, July 2s.-Ncws was
received here yesterday evening of kill
ing on Iona creek in the southeast por-
tlon OF the county. Mr.. Ross Dupuy, "A
young man, was settling some business
with one of his fathers tenants, so the
report goes, when Mr.. Thornton in
tcriercd in the matter aud after warm
words " the latter gave Dupuy
the lie, which the yoIlnn
man promptly returned Thornton
then drew knife and advanced upon Du-
puy, who first threw rock Mt his assail-
ant in sei-dcfcnsc, and Thornton still
Advancing with his knife, Dupuy drew n
pistol and fred twice. The second shot
only took effect and killed Thornton on
the spot. Dupuy made no attempt to cs.
cape, and his brothcr-in-law, Cant.
Marsh Glenn of the Palestine bar, has
gone To Iona to take Charge of his case.
Dupuy Is of an excellent family and is an
amiable and honorable Young man and
admired by all. Your correspondent has
not been able TO learn anything OF the
standing and connections oi the unfortu.
nate man Thornton.
Gcrogc NJ. Dilley 4 Son, founders and
mchiniSts of this city, propose building
in n short time Car-whccl foundry of
sufficient capacity to supply the railways
of Texas, Louisiana aud Mexico. Hous-
ton and Denison are mentioned as dcslra-
bic, but rs yet no definite action has been
taken as To the location.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
GERNIASH.


Resolutions.
BERLIN, July 2S.-At Il meeting of
Americans at the United States legation
here to-day, AT which Minister Pcndlcton
presided, the following witsy unanimously
adopted: ut
"Graut is dead" This Simple cable
gram brought sorrow 10 the hearts of his
countrymen in Berlin and regret To all adj
mlierS OF lis INDUSTRIOUS career and SYM
pathizcrS In his intense suffering and
heroic patience. Able in war, he knew
how to bring victory to the Union cause.
Moderate and sclf-containcd in
the supreme hour of triumph, he knew
how To rob defeat of half its pangS TO his
NanqutShcd .cOuntrymen, 4 soldier with
out passion or revenge, he closed
his military achievements and the
greatest civil war of the age
without the traditional horror of civil
war. In his civil administration he com
plctcd tile victory of arms and restored
the southern states to the Union and the
Union to the affections of the Seeded
states The simplicity OF his character and
manners added luSter to his successes
lin these great fields of human endcayor.
The dauntlcsS courage, unfaltering forti-
tude, patient endurance, simple faith and
modest manlincsS with which
he'' trod the pathways of human
glory Illustrated his bearing.
As suffering, Sorrowful, sad, he passed
within the shadow of the dark valley he
won the confidence, admiration and affcc-
ton of the people. They believed him TO
be honest and Just. No end of Judgment.
no reverse of fortune, shook their
loving confidence. over his bier their
emotion finds expression in intense Sor-
row. We express our admiration of his
character, coincidence with his family,
sympathy with our country.
Mr. Pcndleton is requested to convey
ms expression of our sentiments To Gen.
Grants family. 4"
Consul-icn. Rainey, in an eloquent
speech, seconded the resolution
lie said: Time will enhance Gen.
GRANTS fame. He measured his end with
almost mathematical accuracy He fill
lshed ms two volumes of the history of
the war, laid down his pen aud
bowed reSgnedly before the angel
OF death Thousands of miles
from home, our sorrow traverses the
ocean, to mingle with that of our country
men around his grave.
Mr.. Raincy continued ms follows: had
the pleasure of travelling years ago with
Gen. Grut in the East. saw
nm often standing alone, en-
wrapped in his thought. His
lace was the keynote of his soul. The
lace spoke more cloquently than the
mouth, OF reason, yalor, liberty, virtue.
dlstinguiShmcnt, noble aspirations of Ma.
lures own creating. A grateful republic
Will never forget him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
BIG SPRING.

Core spondence OF the Gazette:
Bic SPRING, TEN, July 2I,7-ik
val for the purpose of seating "
odist church occupied two niglll' \
week. Quite II nice sum wa I
and the whole affair was both sh-s
the town and the ladies who maze
rs wen as Il success in every ssn''
word.
Several persons from Indians Y Y,
were seeking homes for theulsfp'
friends In our county during ~
They bought about twenty sec,'
land near Big Spring, and viii pp''
settle upon the same somelllF
next winter.
County court for Howard eou ny
convene next Monday. Consloene
ness will be transacted. !.
The railroad company Is ciyaA !,
and walling up Big Spring Will v
the protection, improvement ala wv.
ton of the water used by our guy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
ANATIoNAL MONUMENT COMMITTEE

NEW loRK, July 2s.--ln response to a
circular sent out by Mayor Grace last
week, about thirty representative New
Workers met at the mayors Office this
afternoon to form u national monument
committee. Among them were cx-Prcsl-
dent Arthur George Jones of the Times,
cX-NIayor Wickham and cX-Gov \. Is.
Cornell EN-Prcsidcnt Arthur acted a.
temporary chairman. Mr.. Jesse Sclig.
man moved that he he permanent chair
man, but MIR. Arthur declined. 4 rcSolu-
ton was passed inviting the people of the
United States tQ send contributions to
the mayor of New York to aid in the cree
ton OF II monument To gen. Grant. 4
committee to prepare a plan Of pcrtna-
nent organization was also appointed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Thousands say 81.

Mr. I. ". Atkins, Girar,l, Kan, writes
81 never hesitate To recommend your
Electric Bitters 10 my customers; they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
lcrs. Electric Bltters are the purest and
best medicine known, and will positively
cure kidney and liver complaints, purify
the blood aud regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them.
They win save hundreds ofdolars in doc.
tors bills every year, Sold at nifty cents a
bottle by IL. w. WuLtAMs& co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
MOVING THE DEAD.
Arrangements Completed Tor the Trip to
the Metropolis.

Arrangements Completed Tor the Trip to
the Metropolis.
NEW YORK, July est Is announced
this evening that these arrangements have
been decided upon:
The Fourth artillery of Fort AtlamS.
under the command of Maj. Adams, will
fire the salute at Mount McGrcgor, and
Maj Randolph, commanding the Fifth
artillery, at Fort Hamilton, will lire the
final salute on the day of the funeral.
Gen. Hancock and his staff, accompanied
by Gen. Sherman, will proceed to Mount
McGrcgor ON the night of August >.
The remains will be conveyed by train
consisting of car Tor the family, one for
tue remains, two for the escort, which
will number not more than sixty men,
one for the clergy and pall-bearers, one
for Gen. Hancock and his staff and one
for the press. The first stop win fbt'
made ut Saratoga and the second ut
Albany. At the latter place Adit .-Gen.
FarnSworth will assume charge OF rcmOY-
ing the remains to the capitol, where
Gov. Hill assumes charge
From Albany to this city the remains
will be in the care of Gen. Hancock
Having arrived here the first division OF
the n. :. G.. of New York will escort the
body to the city hall. Here guard viii
be placed until the day of the funeral.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
GAINESVILLE
4 Young M"n aud wou.as i.
- scandal. wv

4 Young Man aud wo.....
scandal. sI|
special to the Gazette.
"AlNEsyn.lr, Tx, JUL < \
day ). G. Gentry Of BIooms.',
rested at Burns CITY NM
place for a crime against !, lalAl
That neishborhood. yo,r , ~,
interviewed Gentry on the 's ~
SAID substantially, US iollov@a' WY
last Monday went over T.
nurrcss, the young LADY IN o ~ ,ge v
FNnH her. she asked old Mse',r@a \
iaticr, { she could marry ma ,S'i Ella !
sue could not. Old man En,r y, wv keI
qult going with her, hui d,h,el Vi
stop us he threatened ia wh,,n yhsh
lntertcred, and the next AN Ehei
10 Mr.. Wise's, where was s,a W. ~
room for her and paid her yppln,i..
II Of IT, f''' anulhr Ii
our correspondent then H.,
II he had visited the girl IL WY
while she was at Wisc's ~,
that he had, but only had V."' ".
with her. Your reporter N.Y.
amid the epithcts of "Chinams0s
at him by the prisoners. ''''
Last saturday night Mr. b.
OF llealdton, b. |. T. had a ys ,',a
stolen from him. SuspicIon Y
prominent person in that pp,ss,
Interesting develops are eSnec,a,
follow, F'N'Q'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

per; The local press NIT
~ me heads of the ro ssygllaS,
cleollrne must have aalns y
Everybody admits 4, a., aAo|A
en- GATE not one Of tbo "H' 'ph /
walked up and planked SgllH /.
thousands. The ~ opst,
y -, ior q narrow -I p's.''t /
slcana. Il would han 5aase (
anu 'ne Texas & st. T,on ny ~
nope l. INDUCED that ~ ~: ~
year will spur our NOME ,ae ~
real effort. "'ueyci i,
II Is learned that ~,
rector OF the Eplscopal" \, \,
probably soon leave ON 'NaNsI
wretched health Of Mrs !" sseeqls
received Il call to Colo h, nsssn
Pennsylvania. V'0'auO n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
rnrrNnrNG \ rANraYRIc.

MorNT McGHgUon, n. v, July rs
Or Newman is still busted with his dis
course, and at ! o'clock to-day emerged
for the first time from his room at the ho-
tel, where. from : o'clock this morning.
he was engaged with his manuscript
DR.. Newman makes the suggestion that
above or about the tomb of Gen. Grant
shall be erected temple structure, in
which shall be placed for the eyes of the
nation and the world all the mcmcntocs
and relics of the old hero.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
rHE RIGHT or snruLTunI GRANTED.

NEW loRK, July 2s.-The board OF al
derinen met to-day President Sanger
announced that dispatch had been re-.
ceiyed from Col. Grant this morning an.
nounciig that the family had agreed to
the generals being Inferred in Riverside
park. The following resolutions were
then adopted by the board:
Whereas, the family Of Gen. Grant has ac.
ccnied the offer nj the corporation of the city
Of New York for u scpulcher in uuc Of the pub
TIC parks of the city and hg> selected u site In
Riverside park for that purpose, be 1t there.
fore
Resolved, that the right OF scpulturc In said
Riverside park bc and L. hereby given "a ten.
{. ;. Grant and his wire upon her demise aud
be II further
Resolved, that proper deed OF ccSsion for
the purpose designated be- prepared by the
council of the corporation when the exact 10
cation and dimensions OF tho ground are liked,
and said deed be- therefore duly executed by
the city authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
We Lenrncd Ye,terdnx

FROM reliable source that the John Nor.
ris Reunion Cigar and Tobacco stand win
Dc one OF the most attractive features Of
'hc entertainment next week. We ara
not surprised, however, at this report
having seen enough OF the gentleman and
ms style OF doing business to guarantee
10 any one that his stock of cigars
topaccoSand smokers articles kept ON the
grounds and the attention given 10 ems
TONERS cannot and will not be cxcellcd Inv
any olner deater in or out of the city. So
remember the John Morris Reunion stand
and be on hand. '''iu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Sir Moses Montefore. the world. wide.
known Beneiactor oi the Jews,
IL Dead.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EuIog! Of Grnnt-The
Egyptian Lonn To he ISsued the End
ct This week.
GREAT BRITAIN.


,LoNpoN, July 2s.--Sir Moses Monte
fore, the wcll-known Hebrew phi
lanthropiSt. who, in October last. cele-
bratcd his one hundredth birthday, is dy-
ing
Or. M.--Sir Moses Montcfore is dead.
His death occurred at Ramsgatc at 80
O'Clock this afternoon.
Ramsgate is In mourning. The ma ior-
ity OF the shops are closed. The
MAYOR, at the meeting of town
council, spoke OF the death of
Sir Moses as Il great loss To the town.
The council resolved that the town hall
be drapcd, and that the municipal authori-
ties attend the funeral.
Sir Moses MonteiiUre. Hart. was born in Lon
don October ~, 1885,, OF Jewish parcntagc. lie
became an opulcnt merchant In London and
was noted for his efforts 10 ameliornte the con-
ditiOn of the jews IN different parts of the world
This purpose led hint on more than one occa.
sion to ROomelec, TO the capital ol Morocco and
also Ia Palestine. his latest visit having been In
lS1i, when ninety years Of age, lie was sheriff
of London in lsj7, was knightcd November . OF
That year, ana made u bnronct In 1876. lie
founded at Ramsgnte, In 1867, Jewish college
IN memory of his deceased wife, Judith, Lady
MOntCliurc
Tho Iand-Purchnse Btil.
LoNpoN, July 2s.-Thc Irish land-pur-
chase bill will be dropped for the present
session OF parliament, as there will be no
time To discuss it before the prorogation.
Gladstone Confident of the Election.
LoNpoN, July ~. Gladstone, in let
ter to the Manchester electors, expresses
his confident belief that the newly cntrah-
chiSed electors will show their preferences
Tor Liberal men and Liberal measures.
lie says he looks forward also with as
surcd confidence TO the result OF the gen
Cral election.
Loan Refused.
DUBLIN, July 2s-Thc Bank OF ireland
has refused TO loan money to the Mum
stcr bank to assist the latter in its pres
cnt embarrassment,
\ Church Dcspoiled.
LoNpoN, July 2s.--Within an hour
after the marriage ceremony OF the
Princess Beutricc n tumultuouS crowd
entered the church aud stripped il of its
decorations. The police were powcrlcSS.
4 strike Threatened.
LIVERPOOL, july 2s.--Thc tircmcn and
sailors on the Atlantic steamships are
threatening To strike against u reduction
OF wages OF ten shillings per month. 1t
is difficult to obtain crews. The men are
keeping sharp watch on those likely to
accept reduced pay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
RourE on rHE ruNrnAL pnooEssroN

Nfw lonK, July 9s,--Mayor Grace,
President Sanger of the board of alder
men, Gen. Perry, Park Commissioner
Voorhees, and Police Superintendent Muir.
ray, at conference to-day. laid out the
following route for the funeral procession
of Gen. Grant:
City hall TO broadway,
Up broadway TO Fourteenth street,
Through Fourteenth street 10 Fifth
avenue,
Up Fifth avenue 60 one hundred aud
Tenth street,
Thence through the Boulevard 10 one