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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15


one Side Of four pages by The same h,,na
that penncd the letter to Coy Coke. Col
Gibson, u appears. after icing baked N
the manner above described. dettrmins,l
TO use the signatures he had obtained NJ
ID different manner than was dekirneJ
So, destroying such portions Il lie Ans.
tin letter as he could nOtuso Ia o0vant,i5e
addressing tile governor hc 6ove,alle8
the remaining portion 81 Il With she Cnke
letterand thus made aa 0illclpl Tvs ccrtla.
cate 20 the state au,hoyilics. and
so accomplished his aims Without any
thanks 60 the commissioners Of corrs,
the Austin letter never appeared, but ,he
signatures 20 1t were forwarded "a thn
governor With remarkable dispatch. and
Instead Of bong USED 10 protest acalnsf
the siatesman's course, they wero n.a,le
60 say u Coy. Coke thai tie work wa.
pIOart ssing finely and tbe Csuoy had been
cleaned out, ila8 fst IN ai distractions n,
WaFe EurtaNlc far .sNg miles, aaa fhii
.theg hWa{g aitgsd iAetviioa II the csa.
tractors,
"lhe commissioners romAincd In bliss
fpl ignorance ~ Tho fraud that haa
been practicod until they accidentally
Discovered Il n the Galveston News.
from a lHttcr published therein Written bs
Guy Nj. Bryan. Nil Bryan urged h BIS
letter the Importance oi h,lildlug The nar
row gauge railroad, aud To prove hoM
Important Il was ard what o necessary
incaSurc he had srnt o AnRtin for sucil
data az might he IN tho statp-houso bear
ing upou the rivers which tao narrow
gauge must cross, Gov. Coko iofwanli
cd TO him the above letter saying he
! CAney was naNigahle etc.
Upon discovering this the comms
sioncrS hgStcned to deny the authenticity
ioi the document and sent letter 70 The
! News explaining the nAtier Col, Glh.
! son, through his uephoW, the commits
1 sionor, or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES but whn
/ VAS superseded by A. W. Bowie, MAS
made aware Of the denial That had gone q
tle News Office ami hutrlcd after IT, He
arrived there ~ time topTeYNll upon tho
| paper 70 withhold the oard OF dcnial
until ho could scc the commissioners and
/ explain returned to Caney and pleadea
/ ghiccuy and piteonSly wiihCapt White
aud the other commissioners 10 spare
him the disgrace thar wauld follow then
card lie dfd not ask u Tor himself, hut
for the sake ol bis iaMty etc. The CONE
lmissioncrs were Intimately acquainted
with his family and chcrlsed y high ro.
gard for then, aud on this account they
finally decided Go suppress thu card. They
nw sincerely sorry that any sections II
land have bucp issued on the strength 81
thcrcorldoatcS; butas their ropnf, wss a
forged one, they dopot consider themselves
'nt an 90 hamo They are loud ~ theA
denuuciatlou oi Col tiihw0ll, aud hope The
schcme may be aeloaied By The covers,
or's uc,ionn
Alas. that hope was futile. The schemt
was not defeated by Tie governors AZ
tion although the governor Kept the ,sain.
nls.ionpr aud t,e na,,snnner, Nm. is,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
PASSING AWAIT.
Gradual Disappearance OF Landmarks in
the pathway OF Civilization.

Gradual Disappearance OF n Landmarks in
the pathway OF Civilization.
The hotel clerk has disappeared, or is
disaDpearing, The faithful chroncler
must note this significant change in
American life, for II means the passing
away oi a whole order Of things And lac
notes IL with certain sadness, For
thollch this clork was leGrI,iby the gcu-
eral public, he was the admiration OF
the humorstS There was never any
ching in the world before answering to
This rrSplcudeut autOCrat of sleeping ac-
comodatlous, this darling OF the flashing
nm, pcrfumcd locks, impudent eye, and
lofty condescensionS. He was the one
being in existence before whom the free
horn American quuiled. We have 50 llt-
lie real aIistocmcy In this country that
thi, dominating person stood out IN re-
lief. he had power to abIse the proud,
and tp make the humble crawl into q
hole. But his hour has struck and he is
MISSING away-nut gone absolutely Tor
/ the traveller can still find him hcrc and
there, generally only in those gorgeous
palaces where civilization is now and mas
/ The appearancc of q lacquer, and Is not OF
/ the substance of life.
/ In flct. the kind of civilization that
producad the hotel clerk is gone, on Is go
/ inq also. lie belonged To an era o.
/ sinnrtincss and professions when the loF'
oi,,p traveller did not recognize as o grow
1 inp DEVELOPMENT Of character, but mis-
/ tnol- for yulgarity. He belonged TO what
MIGHT be called the steamboat peIlod,
when The steamboat was as gorgeous Ahu
os beautiful as q BARRIERS saloon, ana lt'
clerks had the fine manners and tue striN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

mcnt cau I'D accomplished Ivy rubbing the
hosoia Witll miNtuie. composed of tine
true q, myuh, nusk, cldcr-iloWcr water
rcciifcd spirits OF wine, and othor iupredi.
tnts Thin busts are not the only ones
thought Objectionable, and unti-tat prep
aatiuns have had o great run among
druggists Iodine has also been rcsurled
TO for decreasing size, Arsenic, the
fnvorte drug of women, is used among
other things to round the shape
( The cosmetics, pates, washes, creams,
( iotious, halms, blooms, perfumes, dyes,
and other liquids for the hair pufs, pen.
ellis for strcaking the veins, brushes for
laying color on the eyebrows. prepara-
/ lions for Frightening the eyes, rougcs for
/ the lips and vars these and other Access
series so beauty which are manufactured
arc SO great in number that a catalogue Of
I them would be large volume The
+ poisonous nature OF most 81 the COM
pounds for decorating the iacu is admit
j ted by druggists. Lillian Russell the
lacrcss not long ago became
la noticeable oSamplc OF their
I eyl effects, Cosmetic washes
contain lime carbonate Of lead, oxide Of
zinc, oNychloHde of hismuth, subniiratc
OF bismuth or pure white lead and IN
many cases mercury and muriatic acid,
Eventually these substances ruin both
the hCaltli and The sEin Other materials
employed IN making face washes and
powders are tale, II sort ~ hOapstonci
magucsia, potato starch, rice powder arr
rowfoot, ehplk aud hunr. a keurDy-
street nharnaceutist stated that giyCe-
rinc, which 81 put IN some washes, has,
when combined with Other Substances, y
very irritating effect on many sldds, and
causes Che cutlcple TO break out IN Uupt
lions Pearl white, that much heard OF
lpant, Is nothing but pure whitc lead w
1ukca.
In making his inquiry the reporter was
struck by the profit accruing TO mnuutac'
Jurors IN this business. Pace washes, q
small bottle OF which rs sold for a dollar
or more, usually contHiu no c0stlici
Drugs than oxide ot 4iuc or some Other
one heretofore mentioned with hat, chalk
aud little rOseWaler. Altogether thC
cost rs ab0ut cents Powders arc mad,
chcaply, most Of them being composed
Of oxycbioridc Of bismuih orrls rool
and d prcclpiiltc amount Of chalk 81
magnuAa. A MARKET street druggist
after remarking That sonC
powders are put up only II
plain white, related Iowa young woman
insisted on having a certain powder d
, that character with pink lint lie la(
told her ho ala not have II IN pink, bus
"a he saW her determination, told her lit
would 10 ont and get her what SD,
! wanted. Instead oil doing SO, he sligpet
into the laboratory, dashed trace o
carmne into the box Of white powder
she bad refused, and, after proper In
tsH,d e,nsno,,e,,,io ~, ,,gin,s III anolh,.I
/, -. t,,,... ,ilc cier, dsciarnT tbot INV
a.u XXX XXI ,.nm.. n ninE IN Ietfn',
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" p4nds and iea were .iia aod cols
nh. c1roi,,.r d 5oiS IN Nh. fee1rdlonf.
M melod % cisafouet
Senator sherman sthantlue lis sisi'
that he made no speeches IN New fNR
Vbnn tbc dramatic editor eDierA NJ
t1..ti,.r t,cJs MIN n n. N X yafg cylHa
conlai5n
~ o,c n,or nb5 M sply dosiss il.a
notogsn,o sh@nil ~ forbid,len. bit as
'''t'"@ y F'' X.
liepY ware Beeehef aot oalg aysl nis
poultry biS lls Eotr. ileaiy s4pn ,,'',
ON " hiRlrtNtR crowds y lsp'esi''''s
years.
coibgied man las bgeil fleelga ~, isp
hnoANlllH h@Alsf' ntaep9 \ Ns's' q, y,
% attend = rilnN ullcss iee VIVA VV w
Stage or lnto lho cutlery
Nearly 200 marriage licenses wni
sued Ia iMlndalpilin dining 0etnp'f
looks ns ID fhefc Nill always 10 ltiIp%l.
1anlans and MOS ia tiiis country.
n \. consi,lcrsd nyoeer h Utah safa
,,,,,,,.', y, ,,st Il n,a,, " marry her. ga0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

scant interest. The intention Of the leg
lslaturc WIS TO throw upon the companies
the burden of preventing over-insurance
by making Il costly Tor them In case Of
loss. They reasoned that the willy
tongued agent was always abroad IN the
land ready TO persuade the unwary to IN
sure their property al a high figure In
order 60 Increase nj oacc his owa profits
and his Importance With the company.
7 Then, after premiums on the big insur-
ancc had 0eeu paid In ease the property
was DESTROYED the company virtually
rcpudiated tho action of ils agent ny
making most searching Inquiry into every
circumstance ailVctiug It's valN0, ana pay
ing 10 some cases bat small portion ot
the sum for which il had been coHndmgy
I insured. To put stop to troubles of
this sort as well as 10 an up the
various locphots through which
Insurance companies were wont TO
crawl In the curious and cunning
wording Of thcir policies, the recent lcg-
islattop, probably tho most thorough
going and unryadahle insurance law ever
passed, WAS enScted, The present law
iurhlds any Insurance company Go draw
policies ofits own, requiring Tito on out
a standard form drafted 10y the Insurance
commissioner OF the state. u also pro-
vidcS that IN case of total loss 'tic
amount OF damage shall be the amount
expressed IN the contract as the sum in
gred and no other evidence shall be adj
mittcd oil trial as TO the valUe OF the
property insuredn II the company
chooses 90 appeal to a United States
court, IL docs SO al the cost OF iorieitlnp
its license 10 do business IN Ndw lianp.
shire for the space ol three years. There
Is, indeed, u saving clause about the PROV
= ing OF fraudulent intent; hut 10 brought
= snlll comfort 10 the insurance compa
, mics, who coutendcd that even when q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
ANCIENT HISTORY,
More OF the Records That Rest Musiy
aud Trath.Tcllmg.
SPECIAL Correapundoncc " Unc Ouseitc.


special u'riesp"huehoe W lNe "a'e'F'
NusllN, ItNu NoN lt.-lS Was cA-
pectod there arc several people here WHO
arc seriously offended 9l ms NMl.iIls
researches mo lne Nanel heluaru ANU
trial Ihcae worthy ln9lNlu0aiS arg 1r-
ruleoly W'lVga % to% oooltioo 'hat Wy
"ueau lNst Is Veo9i anu Vuns'u'F "
htuc less 'bHl saerlleGe 20 Nehlslalo ile
ashes. ~ y perhaps unnecessary 10 elAle
that 'hoy oel9hS 70 tnNl Nl,NClvs o. WY
genus ho'uo SHOWN As polltclausi Huu
lrHth eohpris lho palhiNsiul UNIV
there are poIll'c'AhS ~ leA"s 20 Whoin
The mere Susgesiloh oi tals aI,t'F y Us
NORWOOD TO the leNeflsn llPs oi hen@
que sulieirt' NopQ( N'', heFhata corfu
Gates haunt Them IKE bnnqup Rhost'
Ihey cry oNt AGAINST iliN histnlN Nhal 9
strange protest u ls'neN ollei~ ppfsonal
| pcrsecutiW.' Nnd WllA tl1N pite.
GUS moan " 'NpeN'eu W uiH-
POSE 81 startling array 0l iaets,
tnktn not lFnhl lhuiNloual f'eOlleVtspnsi
ana Observation-Disclosures lesihQll' put llula
! oillcial fteoits NIlch M ohe IVY oven
altehlp'eV 70 llnp'aon' H' tlent Nane3
! beIhufd sleal y NOT Ah hiWlnuE, w.
mllIatlnH iaot' Hpu wy h'ato owes W l'5v.'
/ lle PpfVNtuauna W ',Ei' i'5n"Vus iuuk
nation, Whl'N ~ lne ''l"V We ,ipuu ny, pr,
came known ul"'' az "" I""ty
aetoihhlces .D'o Wy 'ou,lN'S ol
| private me- ~ Wh'um WY
tlcy were ~ Ginln9ht'y ut'y', lnV et1''
| aie oi ilinllauol shpVlu hVNur 'Uu gE0llIr'
tle man VINO peuily Nlp lupilN Coll''u,
Yes, theF are crying persecution, lth
\ tlcnl " " laNorlN ~ oupiVluf ~ y hlai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

a Constitution reporter NN'9su , MN
cen door at The statlon,Aou5e ~ ,teTry
ana called hoy e ING - ~. liner.
Austin is o small ten'yegI'yia ~, ~ streets
He eats, sleeps and wofk ~ .,.n herefo.
ana as far as anybody has shown n sr,.io,,
fore has no kith OF Rin' ile w. ,brongh
niteously when he pushed his nose '''ious
the Iron bars. t,,,,,s,, asked
the reporter .,. ana ami
~ want 20 gone. MA sipe "NN
rot anyone 70 wait on be-.
4What are you in tor. " .,,..,,s,, a..
d. amt done nothing = pp ~ nv r'sl,.
rested ne cause was riding on ''is ~
tral road passenger TRAM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
been arrested and is now In Jail, but many
doubt II be IS the murderer.

been arrested and is now IN Jail, but many
doubt II be Is the murderer.
SERVANT GIRLS THAT ARE wot'Npup.
Ia addition to the above murders the
following servant women were assaulted .
Jane Coleman, colored, aged twenty-five,
servant In the family OF Prof. Tailichut OF
the university, on the night Of june 4,
was shot IN the arm by q man who APP
preached her open window from the out
side and placed the muzzle OF the pistol
close TO his victim. Tho ball entered the
breast, but the girl recovered.
MATTE SELLERS
On the night Of the I'D of May, the
same night that Irene Cross was muir
dered, a colored girl named Matte Sci.
lcrs. living In the family OF Ike Suars,
on North avenue, was feariuly stabbed
and gashcd by an unlSnown person who
entered her room.
d swEpE SERVANT GIRLS.
On the night OF March ~, two Swede
girls. Clara and Christine, living in the
family OF MIR, j, H. Pore, corner Gnada.
lupc aud College avenue, were attacked
one OF Thorn while Lighting the lamp n
her room was shot at through the win
dow, the ball smashing the window panes
and grazing the girls neck She fed To-
ward the family apartments, but was caught
by the assassin, who attempted to drag hei
back down the steps Al about the sam,
moment the other girl was standing neal
/ a lamp talking TO Mrs Pope in tn,
I Kitchen second Shot came through ,
broken wiudow-pane and entered he
/ back between the shoulder blade ant
/ spinal column The bali was thirty
/ tWu-raliber. The wound was no
/ dangerous and the gjr recovered. Tbi
. is the only instance where white gir
was attacked.
I \ PROFOUND MASTERY.
Mayor Robertson, IN his annual rcpor
/ to the city council OF Austin, made on tn,
10th inst, says the best of detectives
have been employed and no means lei
unemployed to discover che murderer
+ but that all these killings still remain ~
/ impGnetrabie aud fearful mystery, bat
fling the a0lest detective skill in the com
try.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

.~rpLE BurCHEluEs,
sst woman, Mollie Smith, en-
'.ook in the family of Mr.. w.
a,merly OF Galveston, now of
.Sdmsiding at SOW Pecan street.
N n n md horribly mutilatcd corpse
N canaan was found on the
Z, II ne last day OF the year.
n n, MAS living fifty feet from the
rtich She slept, en- dishabille,
n \. ~ mutt, as wen rs the corpse,
q sith core. \ hole in the head,
n h, made with Ratchet, told of
II X 5ied. Evidence went to show
n 4. 9ea,h struggle with the assassin
N sa -
a ~ HER APARTMENT,
z n was killed and then dragged
II M bloody iingcr-printS appeared
z N the door-chcck. The furniture
! KAN and the mirror smashed in
a M grapple before the girl yielded
4 INA The struggle was silent and
4 6ot no less terrible. The pillows
sl.,s woe. soaked In blood, and the
III, red with the lite-nuid of the
rrtln AZ the foot of the bed Law
4 Nat az, the instrument OF death;
4 ,oths day Mollie smiths muir
Il nnslns utterly unknown, save TO
4 Sspina ave which takes note OF
q tb,og IN the universe.
\ nirIya OF ELIZA sIl,rIrN.
\ Aeo irAt of Wednesday, the 9Th Of
4 ,no,her horrible crime occurred.
\ encgt Inv the story of the killing
n sored wonan-EliIa sherey-star-
3 N ,owp FIi2, WIN. u cook for DR..
a I, ond win her three little chill.
ocennied nm clubhouse on his
Mason typress street, in the south
&rol thc cly. Ella was found in
a ma hatchet After shaving his
IA mnrdnrrI, with tbr co0lness
Fl ejinrarnotc Took an Old coycrli,l
" ,poaE s.ro,d II ON the tleor, then
"A gi,,s ,i'rIrsg l.nlg oF the he'd
+ N mi her children s,,pt ne LAID il
ragprlid and u,r,nninm n hed-sbept
,be cornsn dpnnrt9n one O,
H MIA bovs soid tbn murderer wa,
Il Desfo man and that before killlne
Il s,Ss, NJ ,oi5 Him
a n rol.rp ~, ms ,,r,n
u VoaIa I'M Kin, I,r,,r broad hare
Il t,.el. ,ra 'I ~ fl,,I ~ I1a 1in" tn nm,
"A ra,,,s rna,, '
M.mye en-. ,pr>.,, ,,poss
ID tsenigbt oC ,tay oo IssE tho ,npr
N N ggsln ynodn Ill ,nncarnpce il
"A Il woy o,o,b,tjroiiit. NH n
III Tbs dn,,, may, ,,,'s .,tar,d t5n Mans,
,Aite Inv IN Watar .trSot, Int he
n ard sl,o ns,,,,.,l M ec,,r,l,,ol
#dStsd H. 49, Co' ,,. 9, Wv" Srd.ss
,oS yoo ,no " ,,t W, ~ ~, ,,a,,bo,.
M occ,,,o "p"' ',,, ,,,' ,hn -, n,,,,
iNrs WG g'nW a ''p"' , "i So. ',,v i,1 cd
Il N yini,n ', Jr"N' l.n, e.'o 0''-''
w. na,.,.' | ,.,,
II Az bn ,,'iS 1c,ele,' !i , ii5,'' 49, ~
b,o,,o,' I'LL e,cgpg .iic "u,ie' ~ :,
II \ 'Vt 1900 ",.vi5 s'u,y 5 ,,. ",
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sstSsa L Aic" i,oiI, oH'' oo lo,I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15
FEHGERICHTH
notorious Barefoot League
: ''...,s..ios--yictims Of a
GODDESS Tribunal


!. ,,oliie smith, EIifn shelley
''''s Mary lsamey' Orange
=. .,..biuston, Oracle Vance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

handsome Inc Of dressing'cases y
DashwOod 4 Oeschs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

.at1UufUUtN W wv
gsi'' NtsrlN, TEN-, NOV. H. 1881
qny YouNG MuLArToEs.
lpEs Z, n, 70 December 30, 1854, the
4 l1ll su assassinations in the
;n began, which has ever
AQ1. ,atyals Of varying length,
y la' i,ilcns Of the capital city.
q " ,.sr,lers ana Killings that APP
= na t,rribIe from the fact that
ng .s,or or perpetrators, have
|Nflssslntelv discovered. They
q ,,sis dark and fearful mystery,
...s,lllnc because there is every
.sss's1tthc assassin may still be
~ @city ready for fresh victims
,.ssortnnity ohers'
tbe dreadful Chain OF Kill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-15

tyiV s,...+s w ANAbf
\ ebos,I lated, making a bloody
NJ bens slgnt. She had been Killed
~. and, ~ the blood.marks
Ilhem,.,. ed Through d window out
'os, as in the case Of Mollic
AlsN GIBSON,
\ VA. '' IN girl, an inmate 81 the
4 49, e,se eadly cut in tie head and
4 IN 1 -sslfed LGcIida Boldly tes-
4 |.iss,. ~ na.aed Doc Woods was
y lhe crime. ile has
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-14
SUMMONS.

Ia the District Court of the Second Julci.i his.
rirt ~ the T,rritor, of Idaho, in and for the
county Of A!'ures. J. NJ. Bar, 1T and y Z Burk.
hart. plaintiffs vs. john +. brown. ii fenasnt.
The People of the United States in the Tcrr to-y
of ldsho seui Gre,tiar to John y. Brown. de-
fendsnt
You are hereby required to appesr Ia an sction
brouglt Rgainst ca by the showed namcu pla n
Nffs. the District c. urt of the Second Judicial
District OF I'll. Territory OF idaho, in sud Tor tne
county OF Atrrss. and to snsw'r the complaint
filed thereis. " thin ten dHys iex'Ausive al ,he
day of s&Eyiiel. att, the service yru Of this
sumin0ns-if served within ttis eou ~; or. f
s.rved out Of this county fut n this dirt I.
or jndsnea by defAult will he taken ag,inst yuu
according t. the ~, yer 81 said ON plsi,it.
Che esid aatioo 3 brought to recover JUDGMENT
against VA, T." said descendant. that $50 n r.'o-
fore paid you ttst certain piece o work mid
b~ done. acrer<ii. II agreement st forth n said
oPmPlsin,, which Ton hsve failed a. 40, be he
>iarea ninHgacr lien on the winter rigt and n,l
6sscPh~,t III said coRpairt that said lien he fore
cloeed and ss,d canal s,d tn satisfy sail anm snd
eosta Il salt The f.cts more fGlly appeArirg N
PLAINTIFF eom,i lint, certified copy Il which is
bers with served.
And you ~ htr b. not ed that Il you { il to
ssQWired, the said plr ifs viii ri. 20 the Coutt
for Use r" ;ef da,sand-G in sai3 co2npl int
Gwen an3Sr my hand AMI seal If th' District
COus4 II tbs S~.Nf,d Jnji. lal nj .rirt Of tn. Ter
Pit'rv % Id.h, In md for the comfy o. turas.
Sale 18th t,v n v-rahsr. in En V"sr al Z, rd
p0e thousand light hhHlr~t aud eiisLty-f,nr.
hEALj 4. L.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
~ Z. f. n a.xps. fsuaty ,l-rs ~
Hisss,u.r Gctssvas. Plas. Artys.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-14
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 81.
UNITED STATES LAND OFyICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFyIcE,
uAILxY, lDAao, Octoo"r 20, 1884.
Notice 10 hereby given hat the Big Lode Mining
Company, an organ ixation incorporated under IT,
laws Of tine State of New Jersey, by its attorney
tu-fact, VIM. Hyndusp, whose postoifce address is
Hail. Y, Alturxs count Idaho, has mAde appltca-
tion for United States Patent for the
ATLAS LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Middle Boise Mining District. Alt'iras
county Iinho Territory, consisting of 1870 line AR
feet Of the lode and surface ground 600 feet wide.
being Lat No IS, and described IN the field notes
and plat of the official survey file in this ice,
with magnetic variation At ~ degrees east Nv fol-
lows:
Commencing ut the discovery paint and running
thence north 10 degrees west 1910 feet alon centre
Of claim to western end; thence north 10 degrees
east 3OD feet TO corner No |; thence south 10 de-
grees west 6ON f., to corner No.? thence south -
degrees east 1900 feet to corner No s. thence north
10 degrees east GOO feet 10 No thence north
A. degrees Wcst 1900 feat to No /, tiie place
OF beginning survey Of exterior boundaries of
claim. containing 2o.3+7 acres. From corner NJ 4.
$ ~ Mol bears south rs degrees east 1860
feet distant
The said mining claim being Of record in the
Office of the r., corder Of said mining district,
1t HALEY, In AltIras county, Itubo Territory.
The nearest known locations being the Leon, ra
and the Minnie lode min Dg claims
l direct that this notice be published in the
WooD RIVER TIMES, tIc newspH per published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period of
's oSi days. HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
WV. HYNpNaH. attorney for applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-01-14
Application for Patent.
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VHIrv- T~.rre IsNn NrrTcr.
EAula, inAio. Rcc.niU.r :, 1874.
Notice IL hereby given thst the Big iod. N,ning
Company, an organ cation incorporated uni'r the
Jaws Of tn" STATE vi New JERSEY. by it' sttorny IN
fact. Vim. Hyndmsn. ~h"sc iost fiji ai'''' IS ~
Raihy Aiturss county. Idaho. has made appl1ra.
Nun COR a Unite stat.s Patent fer the
LOvrIE LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Middle Boise Mining District Nhras
county, Idaho Territory consisting Of 400 linear
fc't Of th- lode, aut snr!hrc .Inun "T i'c side.
being Lot No. -, and described tIe ti,d not, 5
and pst OF N" C9i i'll s"-r"y 81" IT, tlis Office.
with magnetic Varlst,ous at ~ degrees east iui
lows:
Ga,, mcnc'ng At the discovery poi"t on the east
srN end OF claim, aud running thence , Il deg. ="
O feet TO corner No thence ID deg. L 6J' feet
TO corner No ,; th,nce u deg. $50" fe,i 20
corner Ne. 3; thence : IL deg, N6Vf 1T to corner
No I: theuc" u deg III 50o feet corner Mol, IN.
place beginning sirvcv " exterior hou"1 a,ios
q; claim. c"htsiuing 20G6 acres From corner NJ.
] I. 8 NJ. NJ No. bears 10 deg. 81 min,1t S 5
seconds T. 51SS OS feet distant. No conf ,ts.
The said mining claim being Ut record in the of.
Ace Of the Recorder of ssa iuinipg dit let at Hai-
lev, IN Alturas county, Idaho rhe near. st known
locations being Mllnie. Nellie, and ireka lode
mining elsims.
direct that this notisc To published in the
", Cd RIVER 1IMEa. the newspaper published
NOS the said mining cihi,n. for the periou Of
SIXTY days. HOMER l.. Pot Nd, Register.
WH. HyspNAs. Atty. for Applicant. d.