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Wolverine Lode Mining Claim.

situate II Farmer Mining Di~ri, /. Boise onnty
iuaho ierrltniy. onsisihg If twelve hundrru
W. near feet OF the Ia e. aud surface g,"uhd
thf hundred ahd nifty $500 feet wide. berg I.u,
No W, and described 10 ,he field not y aud liza Of
The othcal survey On II q i'll tins uti e. with ,n.g
ltc variation at 10 degrees and 81 nutes east as
follows.
commencing at tie discovery stake ON tins claim.
on which W posted the location uiice and run.
hng thence ). II degs 81 INN. L. aI. ny the IVES.
END Inc the u i'm fifty ,5; le To the hwe,,
corner calico ~ orner No f" thenc. \ \ IL ys
80 min along he Wes e,d Inc If lii. clam
three bundled aud fifty 1851 tee, 10 the N,,rthne
nornef OF me raihi called 'curner No. 3 theuce
y. DO dtgs ~ nun f., ALI the north de Inc ,t
sal cian Twelve hundred ,lZ0O) feet 10 tue N,rt;,
east col tr OF said laiu called :, ann No \,
'nehce y u deg, 81 mn along the las ind Iine
ol the clam threr hundred a,u fit, 1850, fact T..
the southeast corner of the clam, cale,i ,.torper
No !. h'i ce :, 5S dogs IS mn W alo,r the
s"utii side line OF 'bs lam twel,e hutr.a ,l2mn
feet Ia the Southa corner ot the claim, c.ll.d
't'orhrr No II; said claim embracing a ,l., r., ~
s.3S aces, Said Wolverine lmle MIN q claim b,,us
si'ua'td abuut Thirty miles Northeast or Id ho f,it
"n'' annn' oiriourih OF mile Southeast nt auncr
p"sioffce and tn" Crown Poih mice King Wes Of
s sa.d "" lVtrihe NINE. al tue Hardscrabble mine
u ing lou Ii thele,f
iAc said mining claim being OF record in the Of |
nee 81 the county II q RIDER uf said t,us, county
~ idaho City i'll Boise COUNTY Idaho .rri ory |
Inc dearest Known locations beng the Crown pot
ana ardserabble mines
ANY and all persons ella ming ad vers.iy any, 49,.
fion OF the sai Wolverine nue MINING q rim -,
surface gr"nnd are reqii ed 10 file their adverse
oi"iMs 'ht.tIo WIN htgister of the United
States Lsnd Office. at foise it,, idaho T.rr;'m
WI mn ne sixty days public ZION thereof ~ thew
WI. ne barred by virtue # he provisions of the
ta'nie III such csses made and provided
EfWD l.. CT RltS, .gi.ier
"re' that the foregoing notice of Application
oar paf'ut be published FIR the period of s,xtv dav
.'h consecutive weeks i'll the ldsh World a news
,aier pub ishea at Idaho CITY, Boise comfy idaho
f-rr tory. lDw,n / r,,urt. o. .o"ho
June rs. 1Ss5-60 DAYS " e'ei'
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The AntelOpe Nine.


William G. Seamands, interested
In ! some of the most promis.
ing claims in the Antelope section,
arrived yesterday. He was accom-
panied by Messrs. Mulhaland and ].
w. Epley. Both these men are eau
tous and experienced mining men.
and represent considerable capital.
They will make careful examination
OF the mines on Antelope, remaining
Some. ten days. If the outlook will
warrant sue move, mill will be put
up either this fall or next spring.
The party leave for Antelope this
morning.
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Notice to the Public.

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 OF
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 Ctntcrville and the said
JOSS phi Jackson, and all persons, are here
by notified not t. trespass on either of said
mines, as any one who shall do so will be
dealt with according to law.
MARInll F. Wal DRON.
CENTERvILLE. July !, 1sS4-6m.
Title Abstract of Deed
From Dryden McClintock, Sheriff I.
NJ + Waldron, deciding all those cprtai;
quartz lodcs known as the Golden Fleece
and Gold Star mines, situated in Gen
erville mining distlic, Boise county, I
! ate of decd. March 90, 1888 and recon
ded March %, 1853, at $ O'Clock, A. NJ. i,
book ID, on pages 399 400, 4O1 and 4Oe
ICED records OF Boise county, 1T
Territory of Idaho,
County of Boise
Go hereby certify ,llat the foregoing !,
true and correct abstract as appears OF
II cord. VI
Witness my hand and sea, ,f
Seal. office, this 9th day of July A
49, u. 1884.
I'm CARROLL,
Auditor Boise Co. |.
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The { ho.era appears TO lie increas-
ing IN Spain, and deaths from the
plague average about 1000 day. A
French missionary in China claims to
have discovered an almost infallible
,.emedy for the disease. The panac,a
is absinthe, and the missionary saws
that in. one instance where seventy
A,ght men were stricken with the dis.
case A. many as seventy-five were
sAved hF the free use OF the liqueur.
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A study Of a Sentence.

A study Of sentence.
Prisoner at the bar, for twenty day
YOU have been on trial in this cour
for the crime Of murder During al
that time, having chosen to be repre-.
scented by counsel, without whom
YOU would have been convicted in an
hour) you have not been permitted to
open your mouth, except as witness.
Now that the verdict of guilty has
been rendered and rect rded, and no.
thing that you can urge will have the
smallest effect in your favor, it is my
duty to let you speak. Have you
ANYTHING to say why the sentence Of
the law, which am about to pass
upon you, should not be passed upon
so? No! then stand up.
Prisoner at the bar, by jury of
twelve men, most Of whom are fools,
and none of whom have any training
or experience IN weighing and sitting
evidence, nor in the detection of law
yer's lies and sophistries, you have
been found guilty of willfully, wick
cdly and with malice aforethought
taking the life of another. This re-
suit has been arrived at despite an in
genious and dishonest defense by two
as clever rascals as you could afford
to employment whom | have per-
mitted to advance in your behalf an
interminable deal of testimony and
argument which in my charge to the
Jury showed had no bearing upon
or relevancy to the matter at issue.
1t is for that that sit on this bench
Ito see that the proceedings are so
conducted as to bring out the truth.
My opinion Of the verdict is neither
required by law nor permitted by
common sense, for like your own 1t
cannot Affect my action; my duty Is
to pass the sentence which the ver-
dict entails; nevertheless, for my pri-
vate qualification ! will say that it has
my hearty concurrence, and may that
comfort you. That being my feeling
1t would be in the highest degree alb
surd to profess for yon any kind of
sympathy or compassion. My tender
ness is for your victim and his family
There is not enough Of it to go
round and you must Go the best you
can without it, 1t is an awful thing
for any being to stand in that dock
and have his doom pronounced by the
representative of the laws delay-I
mean majesty-but it is good deal
more awful for you than it is for me.
In short, the jury being entirely re-
sponsible, and ! having no option nor !
accountability in the matter, l don't |
propose to affect solemnity which q
toes not properly appertain to the i
formal exercise of an obligatory func-
ton. Moreover, as you are Il MUIR !
terer, and murderers are dangerous 5
% the community, l am unaffectedly "
glad to assist in putting you to death.
The sentence of the court is that ;,
7ou be hanged by the neck until you It
p'
ire dead; and as to the disposition of i
Iour soul, that is matter outside the
lnties and jurisdiction of this court.
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Application for a Patent.

Us LAND OPTIC Boise city, Idaho.
June II. 1876
u1ICii Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI The FL.
II mira Silver vi lug Company by John crown
ifs Pr sideht aud General Aanag. I VII sc Pos
ONCE address ~ anne Boise county, idaho Tern
tory, has made application for United taes Par.
ent for the
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Urea: ure, Is Notice.

The following warrants vii he paid out
of the Coun Y General Fund on preser-
taiion NJ my Office:
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admits of no superior e'o0 WHICH
,o ~ Uoh!ans every improvement that inventive
'eh'us' skill and money can produce.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-04
A SLIM PROSPECT.

Wichita. whose fame and progress
Will naturally continue to make poor
Marsh Murdoch lose his memory in
the contemplation of what Wichita
"night have BEEN" and make him
absolutely without vent for the Eli
Perkins prOclivities he now spreads in
big gobs. Then he will die. The
ex-citizens of Wichita, nearly all of
whom will be prospecting in Winfield.
will go up to attend his funeral. And
we will all chip in and buy him a
Winfield Courier.
The prospect is slightly weakening.
ANY funeral procession that Winfield
viii be able to muster, we fear, would
be a very slim one, and as for monu-
mental foelishness, Winfield has al
ready exhausted herself in subscribing
to the one, which by courtesy is called
the Methodist college," but in which
the Meihodists have not invested a
cent unless they have dome so very
lately. Slim funeral, slim monument,
slim Winfield
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a KANSAS GOVERNOR.

The Wichita EAGLE speaks of Rob
ert j. Walker Zone of our old Terri
torial Governors), as "bright Mis-
sissippian." which is. in one sense,
true, but Governor Walker was con-
siderable ola Pennsylvania before he
was Observation-Disclosures.
Robert J. Walker, the Kansas gov
ernor, was United States senator
from Mississippi before the editor of
the Champion was born. He was in
somebody's cabinet, secretary of the
treasury, we believe, also. Our recol-
lection is that ne was the Mississippian
who originated the presumption of
land act. As to his ever having been
a Pennsylvania We don't know, but
we do know that he was very bright
little man, polished and attractive So
cIally as well as on the rostrum.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-04
CATTLE PROM OKLAHOMA.

Special to the Globe-Democrat
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 30.-A
letter received from the Indian Terri
tory Gays that Col. Summers command
of United States cavalry and Indian
scouts are successfully scouting for
boomers in Oklahoma: that they have
truders, and have them on the march
10 Arkansas CITY. A letter from an
officer VITO is with Col. Summers cav
slry says:
''The boomers are about cleared out
and our next move will be to drive
out the cattlemen. One ranchman,
named Anderson, refused TO move his
cattle, which will compel the troops to
do il for him. Anderson threatens a
suit for damages against the officer
who may move his cattle, claiming
that he has legal right to remain III
the Territory. There seems to be a
lack of decision on the part of the
authorities in reference to these cattle
men. Col. Sumner has often asked
for instructions, but has received no
response. The collecting of the cattle
will probably occupy us two
weeks. The country has been almost
entirely burned over, the grazing hav-
ing been generally destroyed. The
boomers are charged with having
started many of the fires. and several
have been detected in this incendiary
work. AS the boomers are being
driven out they are determined that
the cattlemen shall not remain, and
are therefore destroying the ranges.
In many sections the grass is COM
pletely destroyed, and we have had
some difficulty in finding sufiicien
grazing for our horses. In view of
this destruction of the grass it Is
feared the moving of the cattle will
be attended with considerable disas-
ter. We estimate that there are about
Is, 900 head of cattle in Oklahoma
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-04
APPOINTMENT.

The Topeka Capital is out III legis-
la:ive apportionment scheme which ii
declares TO be simple, fair and equal
with uubroken counties. Under the
Capital scheme Sedgwick county
wouid be entitled to three representa-
iiyes, the basis being ll,710 for each
represen tative. Another class of
counties would get representative
for each 9,5S3 The EAGLE, in its
talk on the subject, claimed but three
representatives and one senator, but
said, that many we must have. The
Commonw ealth would allow us but
two, the same number that we now
have, ignoring the fact that we had
ga med, since the last census, nearly
twice the population necessary TO a
representative. In other words, the
Capitals apportionment suits Sedg-
wick county, at least, better than that
of the Commonwealth
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-04
STATE SCHOOL LANDS.

Hon. I. ID. Thatcher, in his address
before the members of the Southwest
Teachers association. in this city last
week, dwell some what upon the state
permanent school fund, in which the
EAGLE reporter misquoted him, As
will be seen by referring to the pub
lished proceedings of that evening.
In expressing a regret that a greater
foresight was not exercised in franz
Ing the laws with reference TO the
disposal of the 10th and Send sections
of each township, he said that origin
ally there were "about 100000 acres,
which ought by this time to have made
lis fund of at leas; five millions Of
dollars" which WAS a very conserva-
tive and safe statement.
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ARKANSAS CITY, KAN.
December J, IS.

December ), IS.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
a little excitement was caused last
night by an alarm of fire at the Le-
land hotel About IL O'Clock fire
wis discovered under the stairway.
but il was extinguished before il got
under good Roadway. A young man
by the name of Jerry Mckee was ar
rested for starting the fire. 1t appears
that box of old rags, paper, etc. had
been saturated with coal oil, placed
under the stairway aud fired. Mckee
was formerly porter at the hotel,
but had been dismissed, and ii is claim
ed that he fired the building out of
spite. Some of the girls at the hotel
say they saw him run out of the pass
age just before the fire was discovered.
Mckee was released on bail last night,
but re arrested this morning and will
have hearing this afternoon. 1t was
fortunate that The fire was discovered
before il got fairly started, as not
only the hotel, but Parsons building
and some tour or five others would
have undoubtedly been burned out,
and still our city is without water
works.
4 chapter of the order of the East
ern Star was instituted here last night
with sixty-two charter members.
Past Grand Master VIM. Cowgirl act
ing as instiiuting officer. Among the
charter members we notice the names
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grady, for
merly of your city.
In conversation with our new
postmaster the other day, he COM
planned TO YOUR correspondent
about the shape in which
the EAGLE was folded he says that in
distributing, the employees have to
give the papers folding before they
can get them in the boxes; III order
not TO embarrass the new administra-
tion, | suggest that you give the
EAGLE another lay.
The Il. C. 4 s. ". II. X. are running
regular trains now: they leave going
north at s a. IN. and arrive at 6 p. IN.
The graders are at work pushing the
work south and west as fast as posi-
bile.
The Winfield papers still keep
throw ing spiteful filings at us.but they
should be a little more cautious. We
have not yet abandoned the
idea of moving the county
seat. and we have been offered
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The Hon. VIM. Jay called at our Of
flee this morning and ordered the ad-
vertisement for the sale of the resi-
deIice of the late J. X. Walkup discon-
tinued, saying that the house belonged
10 the widow. and that she had chang
her mind in regard TO its sale. as she
has become dissatisfied in New Or
leans and mi ght return here to occupy
The property herself in the SPRING
Emporia News.
Having dropped back TO her old
level .he creole longs for the sensa-
lions, attentions and excitements
which her brief experience in Emporia
afforded her, but she will not cut an
other such figure. And then there
is that homestead which she threw
over her shoulder. The daughters
and sons of the late Walkup have our
sVrnnatby
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ground for county buildings free
of charge, hut We are willing to
treat Winfield fairly if they will treat
US in the same way, but if they will
fight We will fight to win. The new
curbing, guttering and crossings being
put in are improving the appearance
of the streets very much. 1t will also
give pedestrians chance TO cross The
street without getting in the mud.
Some of the leading men of our
town have organized board of trade
which IN the future will look after the
best interests of our city.
Our young men have also organized
Y. N. C.. a. and have rented and
fitted ND a room. CLYDE.
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Superintendent j. r.. Hutchinson
was married to Miss Mile Tatman of
Chicaskia, on Thanksgiving. Hutch.
kept it mighty quiet. They went TO
Wichita TO the Teachers association,
and Wen bet the Hon. Superintendent
did not pay much attention to the
Herald
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Radnen.

The Photographer. Fc:urss in AL s;fes and
styles. lie also carries he fnss: assortmen:
of ricture frames in the city. Give him .
friendly call and examine sanples- d-s-o
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Frank ]. Hoss,
Geo. ". Thompson,
Qrchestra.

shsw's orchestra. the one that las done nea--
ly AL tire playing in Wichita the pes; year. Am
nos better prepared - furnish frst-cla-e mn-
lie. having added two 81 the beat musieisn- In
the state- They are ali nasic;sns OF nary
years experience Call oror address
THOMAS SHAW
A. shaw 4 Co. : Mssie store Wichita kan
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+. /, Moore,

Conductor of Musical Institutes; Teacher of
voice culture. HARMONY. piano and violin For
particulars call At so y Market. or address p
-. box loss, Wichits, ksu dii--Ims
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Attorney at Law, first door north of ~.
Land ONCE, in Commercial Block, Wichita.
Kansas. Special attention given to all kinds OF
business connected with the q. s. Land Once.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-04

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ATTORNETS-ATLAU.
George W. Clement. IT.,
Attornev at law. lS4 Main st, Kansas National
Bank Building, wichita, Kansas.
]. n. Balderston,
ATTORNEY At Law, w.chits. SedgVick comfy
Ksns.s OtEee ia Centennial Block lec-tf
W. A. Ontton,
Attorney az Law; room 6. second floor Citizens
bank, Wichita, Kan. special attention TO ap-
plications for patents pensions and other
claims before the government departments.
ti39-&w35-n
lno. D. Davis,
Attorney at Law. Once Dagner Block. Maiu
street dar6ws-2m.
n. E. Corn,
Attorney -at-Lsw: Office over l2e Douglae ave.
dl3s-em'
]. N. Humphrey.
Attorney a: Law, Citizens Bank Building.
Wichita. Kansas.
]. C, Milton,
Attorney at Law Office over Bouite furniture
store, Eagle Block, Wichita. d..
Morris L lewett,
Attorneys-st-Lsw. Office Temple Block.
Joseph Keenig,
Attorney -at-lsw. Once cor Douglas and To-
peka ayes Mobiles block Wichita, Kan d30-tf
James E. Major,
Attorney st Law. will practice In all Kansas
courts. Collections a speciality. Once over
smith Slower, Douglas ave, wichita, Kan.
hatton & Rsogles,
Attorneys at Law. Eagle Block Wichita, Kan.
@. W coILISGs. RoBT. NJ PIATT
Ceilings & Piatt,::
Attorneys at Law. Will practice In both state
md Federal courts. Office in Temple block
Main street, second stairway north of Post
Office, Wichita, Kansas.
Jones & Montague,
At:orneys-st-lsw. Ofsoe In Eagle block, over
Hovey & Co. IS dry goods store 72-2o-tfs
j. " ADAMS. GxO. ". ADAMS.
Adams Z Adams.
Attorney at Law. Will practice In state and
federal courts. Office in Eagle Block, Wichita,
hersss. dl30-
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C.. A. Milsan. N. D.

homeopathic. Office and residence oyp
steel's hardware store, IL. North Main str Get
Wichita. kas. Chronic diseases . specially.
d2i-tf
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o. D, Kirk
]. F. lauck,

Attorney at Law-Room No. 3, u g. Land
'fiice building. Wichita. Kansas
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w. N. Johnson, N. D.,

Office and residence on Douglas avenue, two
doors west of Globe Iron Works Calls at
tended to at all hours day OF night. Chropi,
diseases a specially. 49, linz
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs. S. 7. Hendricksoa,
Teacher Of Piano. Organ sud Theory, az North
Market street. tA,s-ef
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Crist T. Rush,
MUSIC TEACHERS.

Architects snd Sup-rintenjents. Office, Green
\ HAYS new block, corner Douglas svenue and
Water Street. Wichita. Kansas p. o. box "a
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PHYSICIANS.
7. L. Craig. N. D.,

Physician and surgeon, late L. S. Surgeon q,
Usage Agency, / 4. office il Dorsey block. LIST
and Main, residence 200 W ter It, Wichita,
Kan: Midwifery and diseases OF children a
snrrialfy al -crns
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Or. ]. Cobb,

Office la Main street, over Recht & Sons store
Wichita, kans. Telephone at residence.
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Drs. 1ebo & Allen

Physicians and Surgeons. 40 Douglas avenue
Diseases Of Females especially. dls7-tf.
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DENTISTS.
Mckee E Patfen.

"ONcC u dttCU,
surgeon Dentists. Teeth extracted without
pain. Best set artificial teeth, IS 90 Once 81;
L. Douglas ave. Wichita. Kan. dii2
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G. n. Rihhee n d
w. A. kinniCk, N. D.
]. ]. Stoner, n. D,

HomeOpathist. Office with DIR r. Mathews.
Main ct, md stairway north of Postoffce:
residence l0i1 fourth 81. near Union Depot
Wi-hita EAns4s ain
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Homeopathic Physician ard Surgeon. Diseases
peculiar TO women and children q speciality
ONCE with DIR J L. Dean. dentist. Onp p D
Graduate HahDen.an Medical College and
Hospital, Chicago. III. dliatf
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