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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
Mtning Law.

The folio" law pssstd by The lasl
Legislature will be- found interesting
by pr"specors aud DISTRICT K eorder. /:
An Act 90 prooifc far III better presersa.
f'"a # The mining records f tn State
aud ." rtp,d' al other .icts IN conflict
piM tbs At.
Improved fehruar, IA, 1851
Section |. | sti,l he The duly of
each and erv lnin'ng recorder OF The
several mining dis riots Of III ) ATE To
f'qplre all person., iocaling aud record.
ing mining claim Ia make a dupli.
cute copy of each aud every mining
notice, which copy The sad mining
recorder shall careful, compare with
The origin Il, and II ,rk Duplicate" on
y, Ice or margin, and he shall i,nme.
Qlaiely deposit will, or transfer the
$ ME y the Caunl, X cnriers at the
Respective count ,es in whoa said MN.
Ing iii 'tricl may hi. located.
Seclion2 The said district mining
recorder II, lhr line oi comm ring
said duplicate II tees With the nrIylnal
nball COLLIER from the ,cstors of said
mining ella ms the sun at on. dollar
for each and every notice compared,
which sum he shall ,ranami,. tugc,beI
with the said dupli"a'e n tees, To thu.
Count, Recorders Qf The Respective
parties in which sad aiming clalms
sha h ratcd.
SEC. 3. Whenever, owing Ia the dis
lance Of tae mining district from Int
c"ut IL SAT, il becomes mo. " nirni
for The district mining rrcor.i,r To
prrsoua ~ drpp-,i the tu, lcatr cop,
with the County Recorder, Thea N thai
case he ma, forward he M IA, ma
nr express, or such other maan,r N.
will in>Gre .afe II u frsnd de livery
I" The g. UNI, Reco Ter
S c. 4. The County Recorders If
Wv - WA w rs Us StHtl ttlVt
their SER, ice, for re riing each of
sad duplicne pnlice,, the sa d sum OF
"nc dnllar, IN nlinncd IN secIlou2 of
tins Act.
Sec. 5. The record of the duplicste
copies in the office of the Coua y
Recorder, as herein provided, shall he
received in evidence, md have tl,.
same force and feet IN all courts of
he STATE ~ The origina ml,ng dis
trict record,
Sec. u. Any person negl.cling or
re'nsin4 Ia comply With The provisions.
fo thus Aei. sha i he deemed gully ot
a I'M deSmpr, aud. upon coa,icliun
thereof, shall he pun snci 10y fine
MOI e>cerdin five hundred dollars, or
by imprsonms I in the count. jul net
exceeding six months, or BIZ such fine
aud Imprisonment.
Sec. Z. All Acts and parts of Acl.,
in cnnhel with this Act, are hereby
repealed.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
The Luck OF L.. W i'lst,ies

At the beginning VI the gold dls.
coverirs in Lake Dlstric, an unfor,u-
nate Weakness IN the Parl of ene oi
The prmpeclors almost ruined The
prospects of the camp. He owned an
old umbrella which. Tor time. he
insisted on carrying Willie riding INTO
the mountains, and af4irs began To
look blue. Prospecluts, without sus.
peciing the Jonah. found leSs color in
their pans; they could nel strike tb,
rich dirt His observing and pruden'
partner suspected the real cause oi
trouble, aud, after vigorous argument,
prevailed 81 far AS IL accomplish the
destruction Of tae ouiinou, symbol oi
.d'niaacy. Matters immediately
Ceased growing worse, hut hai luck
had cast It's shadow aud the discas.
had progressed 50 tar thai SIMPLE
rrmosai of Tue cause wou 4 no, ol
i'seif perform the cure. Tue brigh.
days, however, dawn,d again when
tue same maD Uroke u s,ngle,ree anu
VAS obliged Ia tic II with STRIPS Torn
from h = ar. the fleet was aimos
instantaneous. As near,y as could IL,
computed. al the same time, his part.
ner iound uiy coiurs IN so,ue b,lnert"
Ses ,vcted roch, and, from mai Inn,
IN, every tD,ng went Win rush
can III where Inc tide was lurued L.
no" called ohirttaIi Cahon 10y IN.
Stateiul lIaers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30


The following news items ARE from
the Lyon County Time. If la..i Sa,ur.
day:
Nine sacks of high gale silver rock
were received from jane, Mcclure, of
Benton, Cal, this week b, the Doug
lass mill company.
Jam O'Para. of NJ ,son Valley sen,
abon' iw" ton, aud halt IF copper
rock 10 The D,ntlss> mill ai.is week.
Il Viii ns.ay ahou 20 per c..nt.
Wm. lyle. VIII " : arrested ,as
FtiiHy IN cany n 81 J ,hr Harris.
as Supposed horse 'hiri was dis.
charged from Gust d, the next dsy.
there belnr no evidence thar ar wa.
one 81 the two men who stole the
horses from the Suro Tunnel Com.
pan, some two years ago.
The boarding and hd.ing house of
MIKE Fret was burned ~ Silver Civ
lasl Wednesday mrrnns. The fire
caurh, from u lcfculiv tlue. The fire
men did flrclive work, n,idcrin. a
biah w d p. v.lcl at The tine. The
upper stor, oi The bnl.ing was occu.
ped as ball by the Free NJ ,sons and
Workmrn, Tue loss IL est imaled al
about $1,000; M insurance.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

Last Wednesday the sale of Bradley's
interest in tn" Iapinti was cnp nleied
and Archie Farringion and Y.ringlnn
and Bills took possession. Bradley
received $4,000 TOR his Two third and
immediately made preparations to
open gnn.her mine which promises
even better than the onr just sold.
Within few DAYS Box ana Hrndry
have discovered some rock which
ss'pnishes those who have b en- acct,s.
toned 1" panninc oul Lfpan'a rock,
aud y j. the general impression that
they are in The real crnt,r If the gold
deposit The district is vast pile of
limestone, CONTAINING \ network ot
lodges of dccomposcd quartz, and
'here >ecms to b' u" boundary /" the
gold area. II all directions, and in
III mosi unprami.ng places prs.
hee'nrs ARE Il ding drpo its IF The
prerion. metal. and al ortiz Il \ rule,
ID search hay hesn abaudphed. T. q
theory which i. nov popular il that
the gold j. VIII r. il !. found. and how
and WHY II came there Is left tor future
consideration. A Il! road has alrcady
'ern projected, Two town stes are
beginning e. shos tpeir pin feather.
and stage line will soon be in opera.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

The following are the proceedings
IL the Board OF Equalization:
X. NJ. King raised on lot and tuild.
Ing from Sa50 To $3.50; on merchau.
disc from $500 10 $500.
Lev, s ca. raised on real estate 10
Aurara from 800 Ia 1900.
Horace Marden raised IN real estate
in Aurora from $3.50 I" $500.
{. Novacoyich raised on residence
from $3.50 10 $5dV. \ did, specimen
cablnel $500, billiard ,able 800, sol
vent debts 5000
ID. R'>enlaai, raised gu real estate
irdm $40 u $50
y. .. Stage 20 raised ON twenty
horses from sl,l0o % 81 $40.
ID. rubino raj cd III Restaurant from
$500 To 500.
Nm. fnom raised on real estate from
SIS TO 800.
Mrs. r. iublna raised an residence
from 500 10 $3.50
Henry William, able ADD head OF
cattle $4,000,
Mas A. Galrir,l, added. piano 500,
undivided onehllf farniiag impli
mrnls 500, household furnnure $50.
Mrs. lnsam raised on real estate
f.on $500 la $3.50.
soLynNr DKHTs SECURED BY MORT.
aAGE-A, DIED.
W q Beanel, $4O0.
ID A ben,Iei $3.50.
George Cunningham $500.
PJ Conway $1,000.
ANGELO Carde,.o 5000.
AW Cr&ker $4,000.
J b Gallagher S7,37S.
Archie Farnslon VI 500.
John F"rbrs $500
John Forbes 1856
Forbes & Foley $75.
F"rbe, u Foley SsS7.
Knapp u Laws $1,000.
lsul Lawson $500
r. j Laws S325
Alex PAIN $215.
Z Rid, S3v4l,
81 Rooo $50
d. K"bb $3.50
Is Il omnh vl63.
Hop Stag $l49.
d Erqnnal $lOO.
SOLVENT DEBTS SECURED ny LIEss
Fci hes ~ inbeJ S2lo.
FORBES " foh. Sl07.
F"'b p n rooey 1892.
For les u rop, 1886.
j. ID. Chanuel $625.
Len Marin $3016.
Knapp Il Laws S94.
DJ R,pL sos.
N Mclaughlin 1899.
john B. sellers reduced on lo, md
personal properly In Canueara from
5000 Ia $l75.
ADJ 'urned to October 81, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

The following items are from the
Inyo independent OF last Saturday.
Teams are being steadily employed
hauling ore from Ceiro Gprdo TO
Keeier.
Al the Ainetls nine, White Hill,
Billy Hedge IL getting out II good deal
of nee silver and lead ore. The mine
Is lo"king we'll, WIN IA good VEN of
ore IN slght.
\ couple Of Mrxican> have made a
rNh d ,cover, ol goid about six,ren
mics s"ulb Of this pio'e al The end III
Old Dris M unlaln. The ore ASA, >
about $3.50 10 300 IN gold, carr, ing
Considerable silver. The find lie
attracting n number of old pruspeclor,,
and no dauol more VIII be heard of II
ere long.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

and E n. Langley, Coryville Try II
and be convinced Read sdver isement
in another column.
As here is rumor Of small pnx
among the Pinfes their camps within
the town limits are net viewed With
favor by The unyacinsled portion Of Inc
community.
The town II full OF gol bugs ever,
night whrn the b'y- come in from
Lake District and somehow II seems
ar though mosi IT the gold bugs gel
full of bug JUICE.
Msrie't Is sending on' large los
nf bullion. TIL. cam j. one of the
b'si md mn,l prosperon. in the Sale
and mak.s quite n figure on the list of
E,mer Ida Resources.
\ MINER m .eiiiy has been called
far October 9 h Tor The purpose II
rleciing n district recorder in Lake
District, who will he a re id-nt 1T the
place aud familiar with the Location
Of the claims.
The acrion of the B ard of Re-.
gent. in rai,In the price ot land will
d, some good anyhow II will stir
M land matters IN this State, and n
rood d"ai nj ratt snaes' will de brnu hi
Ia Ii h'.-Carson Appeal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

Like District is the center of aitrac.
ion, bu weEe il not for the wonderful
discoveries there many an eye wo. Id
ne direcied tn the eastern slope of
Mount Grant. where Gardener aud his
pa. ine,s are finding Qlariz contsning
enough III 10 create an excitement ut
any other time, There are immense
quartz lodges IN the mpuiiain and
lnry have discovered The place where
iBe = lid lies. As lhcre j. Mood and
water in abund ,ncc on the ground, n
mill ~ system of atra,,rrs vii, lrob
ably pn be .erecld.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

An Eastern scientist Tells Us that the
best w"y 10 kli Gat Ia 10 catch Ia
and pul Il 'seoi cyanide Or putt;suiin
%" lie tongue, LEAR tne ruU,s" IL la
some,uin5 sihiiar 10 The method oI
killing nea. Saicu Wa, 10 "calcn Inc
1ea neLweon the lhumo and the lore
nhsrr. ho'u II gcni, out nrniy, ana
pun poisonous iiqaJ down lis
lhroat.' About tne s.uuplu,t way " {
Know oi 10 do me - up IN syle, /. Ia
n"id "ne In liuut Vi IL mouLtaln Duna-
Ger and loucn ncr uf. oAtl.tactur,
Iesui's are always oDtaincd.-Iastsn
Ieoeitte.
,nc Eastern scientist might DC
mo.ed 10 inquire wuetnor HE RsoetLte
incans ~ toucu on tne cat ur tue NO :,
izvr.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
Exrress aud nnil Hours.

The following are the opening an
closing hours oi Express and Post
office, upiil further notice:
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express othe
opens AT \. NJ; closes for norii,
Al II 200 A. NJ closes for south n, 2:4j
T. NJ. Office closes a, ] 30 p. NJ.
Poslpftcs. opens Al 7 pO A. Nj. Mai
going north CLOSES al |, 200 4 M;ynipp
south CLOSES al 5:WP. NJ. Office closes
VI 7:3V p. NJ
: A. KSApr, JR.,
Agent and N.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
Get ea - before Xou Com .

Lake District b Is many prospeclors
anu ihcIe Ii room for man, more bu,
II Is not land ho.ing With mix anu
honey, These VINO expect Ia tind gol,,
must be prep ,red tor rough dlliicut
country. Nature does not hide h, I
treasure in Hover gardens nnd thuse
who come are warned that tney wlli
nave 10 take everything they require
with lhrm. Water aud wood musl ue
hauIed from Ii ,w,horne. The dist, ic,
Is M absolute desert aud The haiul
men VINO live there earn the gold they
mud.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
I ho Silvss Question.

Hawthorne has abandonud all inter
eel III The silver question. Tue center
81 Triangle formed ny three goiu dis
,iicis, i's uusin's, men now only Teal
lhal god values may depreclaie. line
Ielloa Jacket mine, To The southwest
Tie Gardener miues II the u0rlha est
either sufficient la make things agree
able 10 people wi,o,e desires are with
III rensnnaoie bounds, ANA the wonder
iul deposits IN Lake District, directly
easI, make this gold center Oh alaruI.
ing activity.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
,hs .I,.w JACKET.

Lllafec, smith and MartIn are near Y
ready To begin Crushing ROCK rom the
yellow Jacket. Nulrruus rxrerl
men's nave denon-,raleJ tlie c,rla,nty
ol SUCCESS aud already one III lnc part.
hers BIAS be,A offered a large SUN tor
bis interest.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

a party Is now out near he head
waters of Rose Creek looking for .hs
Lo-t Mexican nine, the nir.nory of
which mad nearl, died OUT. a great
many think that Gardener rs ON me
ledge from watch The sick AieAic.n
IDok bis rich pain pies.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
Brltef in VA Mcl.a.

). w. Brn,rnlan. of PHILADELPHIA.
Pa, for many Years ,,ni fled with
the Wholesale hardware business. had
rheumatism IN his aim, and could moi,
dress or undrvs , bur witt. tbe mo.l
excruciaing pain. He used Vt. ia
cohs O'i aud the result, he says, " as
wonderful. il not miraculous.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

Already town lots have been sold On
Water Street aud and EountsiA Ave.
nue. III Lake Clly and the real estate
lever has taken u good start. A hotel,
saloon ana iodg,nx:houss NH De
erected within u week and Il Will not
oe ioax Before the inndDltants Will be
clainorlnS Tor u skating RINK aud u
odlii mail. cpeauIuk vi t'ustotices,
Tue department wall not allow offices
~ have more Than one word III the
name, ana tbe oliice Will nave to ue
called ell ner Lake or Lakerii,.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
Gopher uuota,ions.

The following are the latest copper
luolailons from the Chicago markets.
ins"-i."ke, ll@ll4c; Baltimore
nlardard, l2@la1sc " h
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
Ove' L.. N .uoa..., ..r ..u..ber.


LUIS inon'hI! Viii appear prompt,
viii ms beginning III me munin tus
uhO"und sneets SHOW good variety VI
alicies. The Principal oues are .
Juan Baatista Aivaradp, GoveIuur of
C"lliorui.t IA chapter IN The
ioflhc"ming history Of Caiturnia' ny
theodore IL. iiilleI; My First Weu.
dag oy u. NJ. Upon; "Scnnsucul, !"
b, +. k''un rec; y Brave Lie" NJ. d.
F.; "A Transportation Ari..uciat,"
Ehile Tracy owell; "Briudle aud
Others," ID. ). licuaruson; "rne u real
Lama iennpie IN Pckin > Z. r. Cor.
d"u Cuniining; Thoughts toward
,.evisinx the Federal Con -litulIou,
y. l. Hopk Jus" Inc Kaucueria a Hair"
ne fou.h aud Education OF Ma.
pulcon Bonapar,v," Warren Oiue,
"B.uc 4, cs aud Is a.k H. e.," II. l..
uu5gins; tou,n Nu-o oI - io.emi,e
>dn,'l uIp, Joseph Lo Cvu.,
rice Kuoiic L.orafics' !; 'itcceni 80.
car DiScaeslous, ne BIZ iosrapuy
VI iona nun, ., l.. -. Avery.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

a loreot al claim stakes Is growing
ny ou Lac oarueu mus vi Lake DIS.
r,ct.
WhBn u man wants to make his way
through a NeW YORK crowd all ne has
10 do 10 ~ w, unteet tue inIurmaliuu
thai he Is :roin leAas. Inc result 10 ~
panic.
Yesterday Marygold made dis.
c"very vi ahoiner deposit vi rich rock
near Lake Cily.
A emma wash house will bc built in
Lake Cay IN "a lev days. Chinatown
Is ina retired but cuu,vnieul corner
:" me loa II and the gold d.ggers VIII
MOI have 10 go lar WIN their bundles
of dirty ciolhes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30
sc!iool ..~pSrt.

me ioilo"lng Is tne report If the
hawthorne pune scnooI Tor HE mouth
coininruclne August 3l,l AND ending
oepte, Lc. 26,n.
No. boys enrolled
No giiis cnroiied. .a....... -
Total No. enrolled. 80
Toiai days attendance. .................,qSi1
AoNA< .'o' -hpnehles,. .-.-......,... tot
ANeiase uumouf peioo< ins...........,.... "a
uasc ualiJ attl nuancS. NM. IS
Fucci''aee VI aLtenuauce on average
buiuD1r Ueiou, .....,..... ~
tarents anu eh'leus arc iuspccIuiIy
luvitc0 10 visit the school.
W. W. BOOKER Teacher.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-09-30

Try one u Van Alstine's Tin Box
sIg'rs.
Gran ,e marnalale. n, the People
gssh Store.
TT Murphy returned from Virginia
Oh Sunday
gnspn Laws have billiard abb
AZ ale CHI zap.
Call Al Gard wells sai see the fine
ham. and bac'n.
Van Als'ine has receiveda supply Of
fresh oranges.
French Percalr ut Knapp 3 Laws
New assor,p'nt
D. whitrst shirt Am sometimes got
IN de blackes' way.
The number of prisoners now in the
State Prison is 49,
send to z. P toveioy, At Wal dska
Tor all k nds of produce.
First class butter. specially with
E.P. Lnvriov. Wnbuska.
Send to the BULLETIN office tor j"t
Aork of every description.
Chickens and Turkeys for sale n
wabuska, by E. P. LovtJ"y
Mr. and Mr.. E W. Clark returned
from San Francisco ON SATURDAY.
There il no longer any ,uhi of ih'
c,mpleie success ell the Reno Fair.
HarmnnicaS, patent match ssf.s an
spmn ash hooks at u F. Ia! lnr's.
Joe Davis formerly OF H,wlioi n.
has opered Il -krlns rink Al Bi.h"p
Creek.
Jim Cardwell will run daily mai
and express coach 10 CoryviIle, SUI
days excepted.
j.B. Hiskey. Notary Public. Otii,'
n County Treasurer office Alwny-
i the Office.
Jam - Yeringtop is visiting Haw.
ihorne aud m ~ b. pursuidcd 10 make
his home hire.
G B. cu>hm.n aud his daughter,
Mis- nanchc, returned from Califor
MIA last SUNDAY
Chivior. birds eye swiss. table linen
new ginahams and prints ju-t received
AT o. r Tnylor's.
Good Cabbage, poatOes and fresh
Mason Valley egge for sale 10y +. p
Lovejoy, Waubuska
FIRE h but,ermilk every Tuesday and
Friday at Wabusks. send can with
order To E P. Layrj,y.
A tough steak is something like an
incorrig,bln hoy. Both may be i'm
proved by pounding.
:. II Rr>en,hal has mllina.
suitable for restaurant or saloon. IL
grn' Apply at this 'tfice
Z.atine, the great hreakfas, fpo,.
cooks III Ave minutes. II IL Tor sale.
Al thu Peoples Cash Stare.
Jasey Stock has gone Ia Bale H.
brins dpwn Il h1u.e y lich he vii PM
NJ nn his ranch near TIC lake.
V'n Nance. fihe Lake View Fl use
mad ready for The rush and can
accommoda'c an army "f travellers.
CD. Lang isn't all Time, prepared
deliver tir.i clas- quality II rir,
".sh a, he lowest market price
Tublno, of thu Blrnrm Restaurant
Is setting heller table than ever and
Is prepared % serve m ais al all bonrs,
INDIANS are scrambling with each
olhrr tor good locations for their
~iSlup' near lonsly guarded wood
piles.
Jim P.att and John Mayer are The
busiest men in town. Jim mend>
wagons and picks and John is ham
msr'ng out pans for prospcclors.
The cruckee R'pubiscaa |. respnnsi.
o'e Tor the statement thar Deacon Gale
the popular g. & G. conductor. il
gong To IN ,rry Sall Luke widow.
ne contract for furnishing twenty
cords ct wood 10 the Court house was
=" rded ID w T. Prince and no, 4
''"e as was stated in last weeks
issue
he Sarield 'tage and mail leaves
hawthorne on Mondays and Thurs.
""'S' NJ +. VI, and return. on Tues
aays and Fridays, arriving y, abou,
IL AM.
ne remainder of y. Tallmau's stock
p' merchandise is for AL. a, Il. Nj
nK $ drug store cheap 70, cash.
a. W. Hogan has large auan,,,y Of
A"s ice ready for delivery in any
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28


much settle and make the road siding,
and where the width of the road is mar
row will endanSer the upsetting of load
ed teams. However, the expectation is,
that they will for some time hence watch
and repair the weak places until such
time as the lower part of the road be.
comes hard. There are several places
where a good solid wall can be built on
the lower side so as to prevent the sidl
ing Of the roadway. Another advant.
age in sloping the upper side it will allow
the wagon track to pass much nearer the
bank than where the grading is steer
without interference with the hub and
end of axle tree of the wagon. The low
er portion of the road from the Potlatcl
down has been well repaired, and it is &
good hard road il is not liable to injury
except in cases of heavy storms where
this loose rock is liable to wash in and
fill up the grades.
We arrived home about ) o'clock p. M
on Monday.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28

conscience would liberate their ensl aved
and depraved womanhood and place vir-
tues queen on the throne where now
reigns the knave of vice conscience
meets them at the door OF our Upcle
SANS mansion and firmly. but politely
requests them to take a bath and ex-
change their home-spun garments of un-
cleanness and filth for the pure raiment
of constitutional attire, before they can
be received into our family circle.
This is Unfair treatment; territorial
bondage; special legislation popular
prejudice; religious interference; tyran
ny of federal officers, and punishment Of
one class for practicing their religion
breaking up large families, &c, &c, SC
mote it be-" Yours,
ANTI unite MORMON.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28

We do not see any great commotior
among the Indians here of joy on the
news Of Joseph's people returning. The
appearances are that those here generally
dislike to have Joseph's band return
We are we'll satisfied that however vel
they may deport themselves, when they
return it will be long time before these
reservation Indians will have their sus.
picions allayed in regard to their future
hostility.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. :. T., May 20 1885.
n. DAY.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN following named settler has cleo notice
OF his intention Ia make final proof in support
Of his claim and that said pr""f wi be made
at this Office on June 29th 1885. viz: Henry
Day d. s. 1923 for the 81 set sci swa and lot I
sec tp 80 ". He names the tollawin e
witnesses to prove his cnniinueus residence up
on and cultivation OF said land, viz: John
kincaid. D. Ronch. L. Brsckway and n. Hen.
r,hsa, all Of Lewiston, l. T.
p. H. WINSTON. in.
% Register.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT
At Walla Walla W. I. May, %, 1885.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho following-named settler has fled no.
tice Of his intention to make final proof in SUP.
port OF his claim. and that said prouf will be
made before c, NJ. kincaid, at Colax W. T.
on July II. 1885. viz, Martin Hibbs. DIS.
2642. for the sw = nea sec II tip 10 As Q.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land. via: W. II Smith, Thomas Points.
and r. L. Smith. Of Unioutown. W. T., and
Marian Lemons, of Cotton, W. T.
JOS. JUKGENSON.
81 Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28

We hope that the statements lately
published in the Oregonian in relation
to the number and condition of the In
dian tribes on this northwest coast will
not leave false impression upon the in.
habitants of the east and induce them to
place too much confidence in the weak
condition Of the tribes who inhabit the
northwest.
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NOTICE FOR pRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.
d 7 KINKAID.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho May q, 1855.
Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHE
IN following named settler has fled Aotice
Of his intention to make final prcef in support
Of his claim. and that said prest will DC made
before B. z. Morris. dept dist. clerk. at Mt.
Idaho. |. T., on July II. 1855, viz: Denver
1 kinkaid, DIS 1862 for the " u ne u &c 4 ne i
and nwA SEA sec Is tp 81 mr. 3 o Bx. He
Nance the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinooss residence upon, and cultivation Of, said
land, viz: I Eouton, X W White, John
kincaid all Of Mt. Idaho post Office.
p. II. WINSTON. in.
"a Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28

Grand and Petit Jurors.

The following persons were drawn on the
2lst day Of May, A. d. 1885 to serve as
grand and petit jurors at the June term, A.
ID. 1881, of the District Court for the First
Judicial District of Idaho Territory, to be
held at Lewiston, Nez Perez, county, June
9Th 1885:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-05-28

Go to Il. Darr when you want to &c. yoSs A.
hors sh,d. He is good mechanic sau =
first class work in the blacksmithlne IN
moderately low f cures.