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&GkIGILIz RE.
a ScIIEsIE To CONVERT AL THAT PART oF sgPE-
EIoR LYING NORTH OF TWELFTH STREET
INTO VEGETABLE GARDENS AND
GRAIN FIELDS

EDITOR TIMEs:-Will you kindly
allow me space in your valuable paper
TO ventilate an idea which has occu-
pied my mind, as well, perhaps, as
many others, but which, 50 far, has re-
ceived ne consideration.
The question which | desire to pre-
sent is one calculated to excite com
ment, and if found practicable, to de
wise means by which all that part Of
the city's territory lying beyond 18th
street, ives, even lying beyond 9Th
street might be utilized for farming
and gardening purposes, and thereby
removing the chief obstruction to the
growth Of this city.
The early settlers of Superior being
men Of great foresight, realized the
true condition of affairs; they foresaw
that in the future a gigantic city must
he located somewhere at the head Of
this lake, consequently twentY-Seven
property owners pooled their posses
siens, aggregating some six or seven
square miles, and plated it all into
what is now Superior The scheme
was a giant, and succeeded 10 perfec-
ton, until the construction Of the St.
Paul and Duluth, and the Northern
Pacific roads, both of which establish
ed themselves across the bay, (Duluth)
which at once sprung up, and soon the
scheme which was supposed to he fam
Gus, proved to be ~ hite Elephant"
and then it was that the population of
Superior dwindled from $500 to 500
or 600. Fortunately however, later
on the Northern Pacific and the Oma-
ha roads came, and now several other
roads are coming in, and the popula-
ton is ROW gradually Increasing again,
and from all appearances will grow
vet, even under the pres
eut condition of affairs, but that there
Is one crying evil al viii admit and
in my Judgment the difficulty lies in
the lack Of facility for the farming in
dustry. Consequently, let Us try and
aeyl9e means by when all mat part OF
tne country y " me nearest ana oe-
my 'NS must -'1lt>s''''7' "a. oe "''''1s'
'''S'e''" ~ !9'''''l,,'H5 q i - an eye
sore ana an lnpeH.'nenl 20 Inc success
Oh l"e people OF loIs county
Now, Mr.. editor, let Is enter into
details, and see what amount OF money
could be kept IN the town If "e could
raise enough Of farm products for cur
own consumption, and the number OF
men and families It would keep en-
played at Big Pay Tor their labor, be-
sides supplying this market with yege-
tables and other products which no
southern climate II soil caa produce.
The tatr hell at D"lIth last fail has
demonstrated beyond doubt that
these northern c9uatie7, with their ex-
eelient sod and climate, can produce
better vegetables Of 8 dner grain, quail
ity, and flavor, and more to the acre,
than any other district yet On record
Vow Mr. EDITOR, lna=mash as all
viii agree that farming can be carried
on successfully here, the question nat
uraliy arises where can the land be
roeured. We might say that the
country here is nearly all plated into
lots. Well let some one suggest
Dl9p hv which NIL th1+ mart ct tho
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I HEREBY announce myself candidate for the
/ office Of Town Treasurer for the ensuing wear
to be voted for April 9TH, IoS5
II. L IAFFITTE
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FnR TREAsrRrR-


T HEREBY announce myself q candidate for The
lutice of Town Treasurer subject % the votes of
the people at the approaching town election
IL NEWTON
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SUPERIOR, April Sd, 1885.

1-A'-SAN' y PA cNi, 49,
NEIL SMITH, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-A most i'm
portant election for Town officers is, as
YOU know, abe II TO be held
The sentiment very generally pre-
walls that a change should be effected,
if possible. in the management of our
local affairs; and, in this feeling We
know that YOU as a patriotic citizen
fully participate.
To carry into execution the popular
desire for better administration this
community has, we believe, quite I'M
animously settled upon certain can
didates for the superyisorship.
The selection for office of the men
we desire would, a few days ago, have
placed YOU at the head of the ticket
a Chairman Of Supervisors, but we
understood that you resolutely declin-
ed the candidacy therefor, in any
event.
Your friends therefore after much
consideration, and comparison of views
committed themselves to the support
of other candidates a stepwhich they
cannot now honorably recall.
We believe that you will not regard
it as want of personal friendship TO
YOU if we now ask you to decline to
enter the lists as candidate for Chair
man Of the Town Board.
Promising you as we do, our regard
for you as a man and a citizen, we
subscribe ourselves
Yours with esteem,
J. T. WHITNEY.
HIRAM HAYES
CI-CATLIN.
MARTIN PATTISON.
L. TUBES
GEORGE ANDERSCN y.
w. A. HAMILTON.
J.. +. JOHNSTON.
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE.
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CoNNER-s POINT HASH.
BY our special Reporter.

Messrs. VIII Thompson and Cal
Learill, will act this year as head saw
yers at the Peyton, kimball & Barber
mill.
The engine for the Lake Superior
Roller mill was purchased recently. 1t
Is a Corliss and was built by the North
Star Iron works, at Minneapolis The
pump connected with il Is q very pow
ertul one and there is some talk of
getting a supply of hose to be attach
ed in case of fire in the Point. The
mill will run night and day 50 that
the scheme would be first rate one.
II, II. Nandervort, is filling large
ice house on the coal dock, 10 supply
the barges, etc, the coming season.
A. Pugh was here last week 10 in
spect the pile work being done there
by Louie Moran also the remodsling
Of two new derricks which are being
built by Mr. Trimbo. He SAYS the
company expect to receive 100000
tons of coal here this year
A man broke into Peyton, Kimball
& Barbers's store Sunday night but
he was discovered by Mr. Roach, who
turned him oyer to policeman Lord.
-Patronize YOUR own home Institu-
tons, if YOU would build up your town
and in this connection let Us say to all
builders and contractors, that YOU can
now buy your doors, sash. frames,
mouldings ard finishing stuff, here at
home as cheap as YOU can in Miunea-
polls and just as good goods, if YOU
will call OF Mr.. JOS. Henderson. Mr..
Henderson IS trying TO give 10 Supe
rier one of the many institutions
which she needs and he should re-
ceive the patronage and encourage
ment of all our people. Don't send
away for these things, but buy at
home.
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A fine line Of goggles and color
ed eve glasses Just received at
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
The new bank scheme seems TO
meet with universal approval, and
substantial encouragement, and the
capital stock on $4,000 basis, has
been pretty much all taken.
If YOU want a good Domestic
Sewing Machine, buy it Of
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
Next Tuesday is election day
The several candidates are before you
if not, Won are the only man who
has escaped them and YOU pays your
money and takes your choice,
A. 0. I. W pins and charms Of
the latest patterns, just received at
CHRISTIE & GEORGES.
Look the list of candidates over
carefully; lay aside the neighborly
ana good fellow considerations, and
vote for thase your best judgment tells
you will make the best officers.
k. Of P pins, charms and rings
at Christie & Georges jewelry store.
Mr.. F. R. Lingham, our jolly cat
tie man, returned from his trip east
Wednesday evening last The work Of
Improvement at the cattle yards are TO
be showed ahead as fast as possible
For SALE-S! of mel 1S-47-13.
the q Of net 15-47-13, covered with
timber, ties etc, at s. per acre. Also
10 tons choice timothy hay in small
bales. J. ;. RrTcHIE.
The Town Treasurer has turned
over his books to County Treasurer
Cournoyer, and the time for paying
taxes will now soon expire, Ifyou
want to save costs and penalties, pay
UP during next week.
Mr.. Pat. Sisk, who some DAYS
ago announced himself as a candidate
for the office of constable wishes Ms To
say that he takes it all back" and
has Withdrawn from the contest. Pats
head Is level every time.
OK 0ALE-Lots % ana 2I9 " 2lh
s. 'i2o e"cn. Lot % " 9'h ST. 80.
AIso N monthly payments % induce
settlement lots DO To 2I9; 2oI TO 800
" Jun St. on Ohaha faiif7aa.
), ,. hiTeHIE.
W hen YOU are lookIng for tickets
next lnea.i1y' remember that Air. IL
L. i'I'""o.l : II inc Te-' ior county
Judge Dir, IiHNham l. well known
{" "'I our people ana hee''s no special
''''F'''.'e-i'' al our hands,
Mr. Neil Smith will get moved
into Lis handsome new store next
week, and viii then open out a larger
- --S''o man 's'.'.
+ r. ''.,- .-.''' = : 40
~ ~ '''.
- you van, = 'i-'i p Fe".-I nee
'Fe''' S7.et.~, Just eau al ll''-'l7 res
l'''''''''. y e i-''F5 'eei' san" ping EN-.
'l''. certainty L"rF are me incest We
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= .''-- = = - "'''''' 80. : ''''
''1s - 60
Miss Matte Bradshaw will start
next Wednesday for visit with
friends At Washington, Boston, New
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7 HEREBY announce u1yseIfa c4uGi late fer the
office ot Assessor. subject To- your votes 10 Ice cast
at the coming election.
c. J. HBR[-~I-T.
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~ EucsHny of ApriI, =. o. ls,

First iucsGny OF April, a. % Iss5,
being the 9TH day Of said month the following
officers are % be elected, t5-wit
An Associate Justice of the Supreme Cont for
the full FERN commencing un the first Monday in
January. 4. D. lss5. in Place Of David Taylor.
whose term Of office viii expire on tie first Mon
day i'm January. A. T. 1855.
Also County Judge in each county in rhe
state. for the fuiI term CONNIE ucl.g OF the first
Monday Of January, A. j.. I--6.
said election t. Re held and conducted votes
cguyGssed, and returns made il accordance with
law
Given under my hand AMI official seal this
tgyeuty-Iift6 day Of February. 4. p. I-77.
ERNST O.. THINE
Secretary u state
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7
| HEREBY announce luysc.fa candidate for the
i Office OF Supervisor.
JJ. MORRISON.
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I HEREBY Enuuuuce myself candidate for the
office of Town Treasurer, subject to the viii of
the people.
/ r JOHNSTON
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I HEREBY announce nyselfa candidate for the
4 Office Of Assessor
G.. e. MERRITT
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! HEREBY announce myself candidate for the
L Office of Assessor.
+ b. BANKS
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Political Announcements.

FOR ASSESSOR
| l. EEEB1 announce myself 4 candidate for tie
office for Assessor
". Il PATTI-UN.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
7 HEREBY announce myself cauii late for the
lOttice Of Supervisor. for the ensuing term.
CRGEI.LE GDUEE
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t-SguETrE trEE.f
MEETS FrEEY Webs E-1Ay EVENING.
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| hereby announce myself a can5i-
date for the atice Of Town Treasurer.
Having held this office for two terms,
| respectfully refer electors canvassing
NV merits and dement's to the book,
Of MY office, and to those who have
had dealings with me officially.
II r, T.NFFTTTr.
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So HOOK
:; see ;1a-E o. y~ar paper nssfs >ee
.cEE ear a@gE Stands sssIas ..se Tj=ia~-,.
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Mr. Reebe. Of Augusta, this state,
has been in town three or four DAYS
Of this week looking the place over
with view to locating here and en-
eaeing in mercantile business. He
scenes to be a wide-a-wake, energetic
business man, and We nope he may de
eide to pitch his tent in Superior
Mr.. l.. F. Johnston returned
from his flying visit to Madison, and
his old home at GaIena, H., Tuesday
evening. GaIena, he says. Is about
the deadest town he ever saw. On
Monday, while travelling through the
southern portion of this state, he saw
farmers seeding. Seeding has not
commenced up here vet.
Mr., Southern, Of Clevedon. this
county was in the city last week. and
he and his neigbbors are anxious TO
know If our county commissioners are
going to give them a road to town, or
up 10 the Brule station, and if %.
about when. That settlement does
need and ought TO have a good wagon
road through 70 cur city, but one out
TO the railroad would answer very we'll
unit. such time a. the other can be
built, and we hope our county officials
viii attend to the matter soon. IF we
are ever 10 have the county settled up
We must have roads.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-11
NOTICE OF gs
Shori6'O Sale on Foreclosure /
Mortgage.

I. the District Csurt Of the second judicial Dis
trict q lAsAe Territory. 4, and for Alt.rss
Order Of sale and decree Of foreclosure
II. Auefbach snd Samuel h. Auerbach. plain.
tils, ~. =. ]. IrieAns1. Oscar 1erhes Carrie
Bsche. Mn. Dsu. 2ooeso1oo and Dan. Robert
ssn, defendants.
Decree 81 Tereciosuss. issued out d enc District
Court q the Second Judicial District Of the Terri
tory 81 Idaho, u ed fJf AltuRaD County. ON the
10th day Of November. 1895. in the sbqvs-sntitled
sction. wherein Frederick n. Auerbech end Sam.
tained . judgmsnt and decree against 8 ). II cd.
man. Oscar 1sehs, Caxfas Dache. Mrs. Dan.
Aubogtsoo and Dan. llbeseeen. the 0e9eudants. %
Ne lolA ~ = ncveueeS.leos.l en- senmsnd:dte
ho, end beunded and described % follows. to.wit:
Lot numdsr twelve (l2D in block number thirty.
three t33, - designatsd ON the ocial plat Of The
teWn Of HALEY. now on Ale In the Aecofders once
Of Alturas county. being tn said Altares county.
a. 70 ssisfy ISL a. taxed cosss a. 70 pay ssid Dc.
fsndant Friedman 1lSsS70 and interest st the rata
Of 10 Per cent per annum thereon from Nov: 10.
lseS; 9Th, 10 pay PLAINTIFF slS4lSo and elSAt q.
1s VIII interest," o9 thee: :o sum y, = ~ s''
Notlcs 10 h.reby given. that ON Wednesday. the
~ day Of Dscsmbss. lees, q II o'coek NJ q ths'
day, in front Of the Court nsuss II Haley, coun:
y Of Altufas will, IN obedience 70 said Order Of
scsibsd property. Tor 20 much thereof % m:y b
sseessary 10 ssdsfy spleinti6'e judgment. With ~
tsrest thsrson ~ edsts) TO the Highest end eeso
bidder. for cash. lawful money Of the United
States.
By PAT Fpnsr, Under Sheriff. MI
KixosBuaY Ac0ewAx. Atty's for pl6's.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. is.


CM1RD 0TArEs LAND OSylCD,
HALEY. IDAH0, Sept. ~, 1855.
Notice y hereby given that Charles Pepper. By
James 4. Lusk. bis attorney in.fact, whose .post.
en- address 10 Bellevue, Altufas county. Idaho
Territory. has made application for Omitted etates
Patent for the
LITTLE GIANT" LOBE MINING CLAIM.
situate In Section Is, Township North Range II
East Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining District,
AlturasCo. Idaho Territory consisting Of sec Inner
feet Of tho lodc and surface ground averaging $40
Aeld n0tsssnd plat Of the onetal qurvey on dls In
this once. With magnetic variation at l8 deg. and
% minutes east, - follow:
Commencing at the discovery point Of this claim
and running . 70 degrees s96 30 minutes v GO
feet, point in west end line of~1lsin; thence 10
degrees 1870 fest 10 corner No. l : thence 10 de-
greece " 40 feet to ssrner No. 2; thence "a de-
corner No. 3: thence 10 degrees 200 feet to cor.
nsr No. I; thence 9 70 degrees, 80 minutes and Is
seconds " 65o6 feet to corner No. l, embracing an
area Of s.0l acres applied for. No conflicts. From
corner No. the corner 70 sections ., 10. Is and 10
OF TAN r II Z bsars 81 degrees, IS minutes and
20 seconds W Sls7 Z feet.
The said mining claim being Of record In the
once Of the Cou.ty Recorder Of said mining district
at HALEY. in Altufas county Idaho Territory. The
nearest known locations being the empire" and
"Pssnell." lot -.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely any por.
ton Of the sid Little Giant Lode
Mining Claim or surface ground a.s
with the Register Of the United States Land Once.
1t HALEY, Idaho TERRITORY, within the sixty days
publication thereof. or they will b barred BY viz.
tue Of the provisions Of the Statute In such cssss
made sud provided.
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
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Application for Patent.

CM1z.p Stairs LAND OFFICE,
HAnxY, IDAHO. September ~, 1855.
Notice 10 hereby given, that Charlcs Pepper, ~
James 4. Lusk, his attorney in fact. WhOss post
once address IL Bellevue. Alturas county. Idaho
has made application for . United
States Patent Tor the
"PARNELL" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Section Is. Tswnship 2 North Range II
East Botss Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining Dis.
Of iscs osar tea 81 ths lode. and sufiacs ground
So feet wide. bsing Lot No. -. and descrised In
the asld notes and plat Of the ofacisl survey on
1ls in this Once. With magnetic variation st 10
degrees and 20 minutes eaat, - follows:
Commencing At the discovery point Of this
800 feet. potst in Z end line Of claim; thence n
10 degrees. W 800 fest to corner No. i thence 10
degrees 40 fest 70 corner No. 2; thence 10 de-
grecs, @ minutes and Is ssc0nds zoo feet 70 Ger.
ner No. ;; thence q degrees and 50 minutes "
1915 feet 10 corner No. 4; thence n 10 degrees v
minutes and IS seconds laoe iett to corner No. l.
embracing N area Of 177s sores applied for. Nc
conflicts. From corner No. 8. the corner 70 Sec.
tons ., TO- Is and 10 Of T. II :. bears \ q DE-
grsss, n minutes and ~ eseonds " 1l3A.7 feet
The said mining claim being Of record in the Of
II Haley in Altnras county, Idaho Territory. III.
nearest known locations being the "chicsgo." Lo
y, Mountain Boy" Lot 70, Empire" and "littl'
Giant"
Any md al persons claiming adversely any por
tion Of the said "Psr1ell" Lode Mining Claim. o.
claims thereto with tie Register Of the Unitst
States Land Once. q HALEY. Idaho Territory
within the sixty days publication thereof the!
will b barred BY virtue OF the PROVISIONS OF tn
statute In such cases made and provided.
HOMER L. Pound. Register.
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Shori&'S Sale

N yjrtrs Of a sxscution ias.sd out 9! tas ~.
,,ic{ Court Of he Secood judicial District es tne
Territory q IAaAo. n and for The Ooeny q ~.
sHd e ne sss sntsS IN ss.d Co..
the Sth day Of October. lsss' IN 's''E - - -
Bailey. and against
M LEwHI MINING AND SHIFTING CON-
PANY,
havs levied o. Ill The right tls "a ins:c 81
IL. ~ ~ dste sttachsd ths premise: he.ean;
sftsr deecribelO, in and 10 the following
prssaisss, 1o-vit: The welftons lede o Mins: ~
oes N in.ss, Hi xinins District "a min
Ing ciain - 1870 feet n lengo y SW Me: ~ -
Width, end was leeetsd b John Aannis9 &c S sas
g sossr 49, e e ~ ceasy z
cordsr Of Zlturas county, in Book Of Quarts 80
ords s7," psee $685. also The 1exiean lode q NM
situated on the se1th fork Of Oeef cfesE: ana 81
snd q 1900 fest in length b go feet IN vitA md
~ located By Mile Burke. joan Toomsy: VIM.
HoAman, and Morris TAmy April Z. ieol also tne
&. ens Ia: Ia: M .ns e.: dsp III
stss In said Mineral Hin Mining District.
Also the uilleits. :itsaasd = The senta !ess E.
Dssr Greek. Mineral HiN Mining Disc.cs:s - -:
sad Ill concentrating works o. reducing a.s Cs
improvsnasnta on said millsits, located tse ?ssn
day Of July. 1882 By 4. p Foote; also ne Asxiee1
or lscs. on tie south fork Of Dssf Creek also tn
Lsmhi millsits. containing ave acres more Or re-:
also the wolftens ranch. siteaSed % tnc eau
In District. Xltufss County, Idaho Territory.
kotiss IL hereby 9iven that On the soth day 9
October, 1885. 1t 10 O'Clock . =. Of that Day. :,
frent Of The Courtholse in HALEY. Cncag O =.
turas. Win sell the right. title and interest o
said The Lsmht Minins and Smelling Compan!
q Aforesaid, In and 70 the above e
scribed property, ct PUBLIC AUCTION. tcr 81
- h.nl n fha kieheat and hest bidder. to 0ata0S
said Execution and all costs.
Dated the sth day Of October, las6:
@. b. 1UR1Y, ohsgaa.
By PAT FunsY. Deputy Sheriff. 81
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Sherif's Sale.


By virtue Of an execution. issued out Of
the Justice Court Of eawtooth Psvcinct. Of the
Territory OF Idaho, in and tor the County OF
. Judgment rendered and entered In said Court ON
the day Of Ortober. 1855. in favor Of 4. p.
Watson aud @. d. Watson. and against The Saw.
tooth Gold and Silver Nining Company, have
levied all the right title and interest Of the de-
fendsnt. The Sswtocth Gold and Silver Mining
Conpany's prepsrty. described ~ follows. to.wit:
The Lake mine, situate shout one mile west Of the
Pilsrtm mins; the Ppmeroy mine CT Jude; The
Opkip Mins o. 1ede, ead the CelSahsn mine OF
lode all sit uste in the Sawtooth Mining District.
Alturas County. Idahe Territory.
Notice Il hereby given. thst On the 27th day Of
Novsmbes, lsss. Is II O'Clock m. Of that day. In
front Of he Court House In Haley. County Of Al:
0uras, will sell the rsht, title and interest u
said defendant. Sswtooth g and 0. u. Co.. In and
10 the above described property. At Public Auc.
ton, for cash In hand, TO the highest ana best
Dated the 2eth day Of October. 1883.
nj @. H. FUREY. Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-11

Yesss, Mrppls- AenD soA Oac nea ~ All vhe
heed medical SKILL and expeiience, consult TIE
old European Physician q once. His epintsn
ooats nothing, and may save future misery on4
shame. when announcement 10 visit the city fof
treatment. medicines esn be sent evstywhere by
express ynxn froa. observation. Il 10 eelf.evt.
dent that physician who gives bis whole etten:
ton 20 class Of diseases sttatps great ehilI snd
phyate4aesy throaSnou the eogotry, kn0wtnG tnis,
frcQ1q1ll socenHeaA Ai1eult cases - - OLD.
EST 3FogAlae!, ~ Whe0 every hneve go
RIENCE nate Ais opinion Of SUPREME imDes.
ta1ce A..
n ncsS we eau ~ ae o"S ss' c.reds~Wss
css.s which have s.iisd in oSssisins rsli.i IL:
Mnsee csPecss s oo" ~ s.. aS.sS.. ~.
css r"si s. .;t~ Wor,s: n.iv srom !.
cese". ~. " ~s. 0 s...Hs,,. ri Z. ::
=: 70 ~; ~ evsnanx; nnsS. : Hss,.t.
sT sNk FREE. Address :: % W.. -
ccsv'css n ot t% ss s..s "t n..c
fame ss spscialist Tor diseases q men d uaivsrs.
Ally Known and hundreds sre aaily availing them.
aeivSe Of TIE opportNutly Of free consultation
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direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period OF sixty
days in the wo0D RIvK1 TrMss. daily newspaper
published At HALEY. Alturas county. idaho Ter
htory.
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
". H. Watt, atty for applicant
First publication. Sept. -. lsSs.
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direct that the fosseoanG notics - spplieatioa
for patent b publishs6 for the pariod ol xty days
IN the Woop RivBA TIl1ks daily newspaper pub
lished q HALEY, Alturas county, idaho Tssrifary.
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
W. n. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
First publication, Sept ~, 1855
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-11

direct that The foregoing notios Of application
for patent BE- published for the period OF sixty
dayc IN the wOop RIvss TyAAs, daily nswspspef
published st Hailsy. Alturss county. Idaho Ter.
rit3ry.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
". n. WATT, Attorney for Applicant.
First publication Sept. -. le6S.