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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17
TO MINE.OWNERS..

from the Union Pacific Railway Company, the
ship 1000 Of from mines that
shipped promise heavy upon tn, low
permanently These and the
bate will be follows
carrying $G per ~ ebste)
carrying silver sl2 Tor IS reba
so $40
rebateC
have shipped under the $50
smelling that is carry least lead
extracted, requested once stating
The name and location of the mine
9 The quantity of orc-if any--on the dump
quantity during days.
The assay value of the ore,
the and haul it the railway themselves will be afforded
the the be paid proceeds
the
AS this WILL if succeeds result securing SIG,
the all Of this Wood River region hoped
will the necessity for their specia! benefit Of
Equitable payment will agreed upon
ship
G. L. RAVENS,
Bullion, Idaho.
HALEY, Idaho, April 49, 1885.
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
NOTICE NO lis.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HAILLY. lDAEo May 3. 1855.
whose postothce address is HALEY Idaho. has made
application for United States Patent foe the
LrCaE LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in the Mineral Hill Mining District Attn.
ras County. Idaho Territory, consisting of If
teen hundred N500) linear feet OF the lode,
and surface ground SIX h"nSred 5000 fee I
field notes and plat of the official survey on hle in
tins Office, with magnetic variation at Is degrees
and 81 minutes east, follows:
Commenting at the discovery point of this claim
and running thence 56 deg. 30 min. " $50 feet t..
point in the NV end line Of the claim thence
$ 40 deg. W along the NV end line of the claim
% feet TO poiut marked L !. ii, ,crner l. the
NV corner Of the claim: thence 30 deg. along
the NV end line 600 f.tt to II post marked L : L
6d corner :. the north corner of the claim; thence
y III deg. 80 min. along the NE side line of the
claim Ji'.3 feet ta post marked U j. iii, corner
), for corner No. ): thence - deg. 10 min. 95i7
feet to post marked & y I. G6, corner I, the Sc
corner OF the claim; then.e ) 40 deg. W along the
y end line Of the claim 600 feet to post marked
L l. to- corner 5. the south corner Of the claim
SW side line of the claim ~ post marked u 3 ].
6s corner H. thence n 81 deg. 50 min. 545.3 feet
to the place of beginning uf survey Of exterior
boundaries. corner No l. From corner 10 8. the
corner common IL Sections ~ 49, &c and ~, T
II l.. bears : ~ deg. min. 81 sec. 1862 fee
distant. Embracing AN area o! 20 l'3 acres. tx
ceptiiIg the area in conflict with the Silv.. View
Lode Claim, S Lot 81, eInbr cling area OF 2l42
acres and the area in conflict with the Wigaletail
l.od. Claim, ) Lot 81, embracing an ares OF llIi
acres and the In conflict With the Valley View
lode Claim. Lot 81, embracing area of 57l.
1907 acres. which are hereby waived: making
totsl nrea claimed 1886 acres.
the said mining claim being of record in the
Office II the County Recorder of ssid Mining Dis.
tr:ct nj Haiicy. i'll Aiturns County, Idaho Terrific.
~. The naarcst known locations being the Sill
YER View Wissietai!, Ellen stills and Valley View
mining claims.
Any aIa all persons claiming adversely any por.
ton of the said Luz r. l"dc mining claim or sur.
face ground required to file their adverse claims
hi rcto with the Register Of the Cuit. States Land
ONE, at HALEY. Idsho Territory. within the sixty
days publication thereof. or they will he barred
by virtue Of the provisions OF the Statutr in such
cases made aid provided,
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
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FURMAN & BROWN.

The above Arm. by mutual consent. was this day
formally dissolved. and division If firm proper
made between the partners. BY the terms of dis
solution and division of property, V. II. Brown is
entitled to receive payment on all outstanding nc
counts and IL gated t. pay all firm indebted
ness. All correspondence regarding settlement of
rccounts with the late firm should be addressed to
Y. X. Brnw..
N. Furman is to cont nue. the business con
du"te" Uy the late Srm aud enjoy the firm reputa
ton. y. NJ. FURMAN,
y. II. BROWN.
june 1885 iej lwcw
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Notice Tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO, |

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHo(
June -, 1885. I
l. Wallace W. Treat of HALEY. Idaho. who made
Presumption Declaratory Statement No. ~, for
the Lot /, Section 5, Township North, Range
Is Eas.. do hereby give notice OF my intention
to make final proof to establish my claim to the
land above escribed, and TINT expect to prove
my residence and cultivation before the Register
and Receiver, AZ HALEY. Idaho, on July ~, 1875.
by two of the following witnesses: Asa NJ. Pur.
dam, II. NJ. Ward, Jack Dorsey and J. F. Cliff, all
OF HALEY, Idaho.
jei3 ". ". TREAT.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17
Notice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO
June 20. 1885
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
Peter Sickels against Miss Lorraine G. Cleveland
for abandoning her homestead entry No. l0U.
dated June ,, 1884 upon the u NE i, aud 81 !.
NE i Sec. ~, and NV i NV 4 See. %. Township
n. Range Is f. in Alturas county, Idaho. with
view to the cancellntou of said emit the ssid
parties .rc hereby summoned to appear Ut this
office on the jth day Of August 1885, at . o'clock
a. M. to respond hnd furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged abandonment.
je9o j. =. WATERS, Receiver.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HALEY. IDAHO, !

LAND OFFICE At HNLEY. IDAHO,|
June 25 1885.
I, Frank +. Peck, Of Soldier. ldahe. who made
Presumption D~cinrutory Statement No. 81, for the
Lots and = and X. NE i Sec !. Tp. l s, r IA +,
do hereby give netire of my intention ~ make final
proof t. establish my claim to the land above de.
scrbed. and that expect to prove my residence
and culttvst on before the Register und Receiver
at Haley. Idaho, on July Is. lss5 by two of the
following witnesses: John ". White. J. B Allen,
George Newton and Charles Smith. nll of Soldier,
Idaho. FRANK 7. PECK,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17

direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period Of sixty
(en consecutive weeks) in the WooD RIVER TIMES
newspaper published ut HALEY. Alturas county,
Idaho Territory.
m23 HOMER l.. POUND. REGISTER
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The firm of james NJ. blossom l. Co. WAS dis.
solved on February 9Th. 1885, by mutual consent.
All detts due ut k.trhum will re paid to ". 4:
Criswel, and all debts due ut HALEY will h. paid
TO James IL. Blossom. JAS. NJ. BLOSSOM.
W. A. CR.SNELL.
HALEY, Idaho May IS, 1885. jc2Jw5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17

direct that the foregoing notice of npplica
ton for patei.t be published for the period Of
sixty days item consecutive weeks i'll the woop
RIVER TINES. newspaper published ut
HALEY, Altnras county. Idaho Territory.
HOMER J.. POUND, Register
lYIII ZION CEICt. At ru.N for An .llicsltn.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17

AAnn nm IN IStxents xiEeu away. Send US
XVIII lnIII scents postage. and by mail ysu
CItVyNDV(Y will get FREE package of goods
of large value, that will start
you III x1ssk thst witt Il bring YOU in mcn-y
faster shW ars thing else in America. All about
the S:O.SN IN lres4nts with each box. Agents
Msntrd ev-s! where a. either sex, OF all ages for
al the time. or STARE time only. u WORK for MS at
their own homes Fortunes fer all walkers ab, 0.
kut-iy assnred Don't d,,.as u HAlI.iIT Il Co.
tSrtlxnd, Usiue
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17
". W. TREAT.

LAND OFFICE At HALEY. IDAHo,\
June 49, 1875.
Notice of the above application will be pub.
iished IN the WotD RIVER IIMEs, printed At nai'
ley, Idaho. which hereby designate ~ the news.
paper published nearest the land described in
said application. HOMER l.. POUND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17
Do you know
THAT
L0rillaldS Climax Plug Tobacco

a,ts, Red Tin Tag Rose Leaf Vine Cut Chewing .
Navy Ciipptuc>. and Black, Brown and Yellow
SnHHs are the Uts: ...ia cheapest, qualify coi!sid
eeJ' aIOyl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-17
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.
NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers.
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
HALEY. IDAHO. July 4. / aer

Notice is hereby given, tnat on FRIDAY, I'M.
81, 1885, will sell, ut the front door of the Corn,
redeemed, the following described pronersv met
premises, or SO much thereof ~ msy be necess..s
to pay the amount of delinquent taxes and voss.
taxable property Of HALEY School District. sNo
on the Sth day Of December, 1884, by the Schooi;
Trustees Ut said district. Sale to b-gtn A. ~
o'clock a. al. d. +. OLIVER
Constable Of HALEY Precinct.
And Special School Tax Collector.
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LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDARO,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IpAHO,
June %. 1895.
Notice u! the above application will br ruh-
lshed in the WOOD NIvL II TIMES, printed ut Haley.
Idaho. which hereby designate n tn. NEWSPAPER
published nearest the land described in said appl-
cation.
jrl5 HOMER J.. = 'UND, Register.
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IMAM more money than at m, thing else by
~ IN taking agency for the hest selling
WIN book ont. beginners succeed ursndly.
None iuil. Terms tree. HA!lgyT 3oOS
ca, luvllaD.l, NsiIr
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hlV1IVN Send six cents for postage. and
n bKvvvV receive free, costly ohIx ~
HHIiblJ. goods whirh will help you TO
A~sInorc money right away than
anything else in this world All. of either sex.sc'
coed from first hour. The broad road to fortune
opens before the workers. absolutely sure. At once
address, rGrG Co.. Augusta Maine, ~
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V. S. ANDERSt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
JANUARY arH-lrs HERO.

To-day is the 10Th anniversary of one
Of the most brilliant victories ever
achieved by American arms. II was
wrested from the proudest veterans of
Great Britain, whose exploits in the
Peninsula war under WELLINGTON, In
mis- great campaign with MAssENA, had
filed the world " it'll their fame. The
British, 1000 strong, under PAoKEN-
HAM, brother.in-law of the Iron
Duke, attacked JACKSON, with his
raw militia, our miles below the city
Of New Orleans, and were routed with
fearful slaughter. Their general was
killed, GIBBS, the next in command,
lett mortally wounded on tho field, and
his successor, Gen. Keene, also shot
down before the cotton bales OF Old
Hickory. The British loss was 700
killed, 400 wounded aud 500 prisoners
taken. LAMBERT, the next successor in
command, withdrew the discounted
army TO Lake Bergne and in u few days
heard that peace had been proclaimed
between the Two contendiug powers, on
the 2ith day of December, 1914, more
than two weeks before the said disaster
had betallen the British arms.
Tho treaty of Client had been made.
In the previous summer the United
States had sent commissioners to meet
those of Great Britain. Our commits
sloners were john QUINCY ADAMS,
HENRY CLAY, JONATHAN RUSSELL and
JAMES A. BAYARD, grandfather of the
present SENATOR BAYARD, OF Delaware.
Tho most singular feature about the
treaty was the entire absence in 1t of any
reference to the main and provoking
cause OF the war. Yet there must have
been q private understanding ON the
issue, as the habit of imprisonment of
American seamen was from that date
| abandoned by the British nation never
to be resumed. The principal subject
OF the document seems to have been the
location and boundaries of some OF the
Passamaquody islands.
This victory immortalized ANDREW
JACKSON. With few thousand raw
militia from Tennessee and Kentucky
he repulsed this splendid army with a
loss of only eight killed and thirteen
wounded. II was accomplished more
by tho infusion OF his own indomitable
spirit into the ranks of his riflemen than
through any other agency, aud saved
New Orleans from the most diaholical
aud threatened spoliation. From that
das JAcKsoN's star never waned, and
the affection of the people elevated him
TO the highest position In the land.
Honest, conscientious and impressible,
no stamped the impress of his
character upon the nation. His
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
ABOUT AFFAIRS AUSTIN
CASH RECEIPTS OF THE DAY.
A Defaulting Tax Collector-The Needs OF
the Terrell Asylum Estimates OF
Government Expenses for
the Next Two Years.

AUSTIN, Jan.7.-LSpecial. The comp
troller to-day deposited $4,000 to the
general revenue and $1,000 to the school
fund.
The comptroller has requested the at
torney- general to bring suit against IL.
Hamilton, doiaulting tax collector of
Bandera county, for S3427.
Hon. G.. w. Donaldson, a member of
the house, from Fannin county, came in
to-day.
The Terrell lunatic asylum wants
Sl4l, $50 for the year 1885 and $92,050 for
the year 1886.
The total amount of appropriations
asked for by the several departments
and institutions for 1885 is $l,699,23i.
The estimated total expense OF tho
government for the two years ending
February %, 1887, is SO 63S, 562.
Total estimated receipts for the same
time is S3,322,Sl2. Leaving II deficiency
OF S3l3,750.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
Mr.. RAtlDALL'S TOUR.

AS was foreshadowed by the HERALD
ule object of MIR. RANDALL's southern
trip was not, like that Of the man who
Went to Spain "to examine the nature
of the Vine" hut simply and solely to
work up among laboring men sympa-
thy with the protectionists on the
ground that their labor would be better
rewarded under high tariff. He knew
enough about the south, aud it was alto
gether unnecessary to assign so puerile
and thinly clad reason for his visit.
His most seductive Establishment is
offered in the nature ola proposition to
abolish the internal revenue. This does
not even possess the merit of originality
as PIG-IRoN KELLY, Of his own state,
has been for some time riding the idea
as pet hobby. 1t is little significant,
too, that the leading Republican mem
Der from Pennsylvania should join
hands with the leading Democrat in q
proposal to do away with the
chief source of natural rev.
enue on luxuries; nor does it
require great discernment to SEQ that
the common purpose of these high-tarif'
Pennsylvanians is rather to force pro-
lection to secure sufficient revenue.
But the masses will not be so easily
hoodwinked. They prefer that those
things should be taxed with the use
and consumption of which they can
dispense, rather than see an insiduous
burden placed on articles which they
are compelled to purchase and use.
Yet, KELLY and RAINFALL insist on re-
| lieving whisky and tobacco by imp0s-
ing high duty on the most ordinary
articles of use and wear. The HERALD
fears that the visit Of Mr.. RANDALL be-
tokens no good to the country, and can
SEQ nothing in this extraordinary visit
at 30 unreasonable time, but deter
to compel the Democratic party
either to adopt his views or divide
on them. His idea of in
increasing the rate of interest so as to
attract foreign capital, 10 no more popu-
lar than his Tree whisky heresy, and the
most common observer can but see in
all his movements a purpose to increase
the duty on the necessities of life. The
Courier-Joulnal is not far off the track
when it summarizes MIR. RANDALL's
platform as follows: "Fgoo whisky;
higher rates OF interest," for the merchant
and farmer; higheytaxes on the neces-
stiles of life; an embargo against for
eign goods, % prevent the farmer from
gettiug 900 much for his cotton, and the
whpat grower too much for his wheat.
laws which will make the west and
south tributary to Pennsylvania as Ire
land * to England. The repeal Of the
| constitutional internal tax in order 10
maintain an unconstitutional tax on
imports.
MIR. CLEVELAND has but one guiding
principle and that be has stated will be
his rule of action, II will DO found Ia
the Chicago nlatlo"m, and is comprised
in these few words: az tariff for reye-
rue only" To abolish tho internal rev.
enuo at the iuncture would commit him
TO tho policy of tariff for protection
only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
Hnnsinn Nntna

HoUsToN, Jan. = Special. DIR. /. S.
Roberts, forty-iivo years citizen Of
Texas, and forty-two years Of Houston,
died last night, rs years old. lie was
one of the founders Of the Texas & New
Orleans railway and vice president for
his death.
Houston Turnverein isto celebrate its
thirty first anniversary on the l4th In
a becoming manner.
Sheriff FAINT to day arrested Mexican
named Antoine for theft OF u horse,
which he took from Geo. Butler, of Gal
weston county.
A negro named King, in Jail here, was
identified by white man as being the
thiei of horse stolen few months ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
The Genuine riehborne Found.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. THE Exam
liner tomorrow will publish a long in
tervlew with Edmund Orion, who 70
turned here by last steamer from Aus
tralia, where he went at the instigation
Of Miss Georgiana Barring, a daughter OF
one of The baring Brothers, the cole-
brated London banker, tor the purpose
OF Identifying Arthur Orion, confined In
the Paramotto lunaiic asylum at sgd
ney, New South Wales, as bis brother.
He states that he did identify him AZ
such, and he ~ therefore thoroughly
convinced that the rich'.srne claimant
recently discharged from prison In Lon-
don IL not really Baron Robert Tich-
borne, heir to the Tichborne estates.
The real Arthur orion, now In Aus
tralia, will he taken tn London to fur
Their establish his identity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
Washington Notes.
uARaEs AGAINST sMYru.


WAsHtNC1oN, Jan. I--Paymaster.
General Rochester has preferred charges
against Mai Smyth, the paymaster. ho
lett Savannah with $1,000 goverument
funds IN his possession aud went ON a
big jamhnree ON Christmas dav, 4
courtmartial will probably be ordered.
DtsEAsEp KENTUCKY CATTLE IL rrN\s.
number ut Kentucky cattle, lately
exposed To pleuro pneumonia, having
been Ship d To Texas. RepresentA,iye
ochiltree has asked for Information
from MIR. borinR, commissioner OF agri
culture, concerning their shin.
ment, aud has been inform.
ed that the exposed cattle
left Kentucky through the nerIi.
gence OF the government inspector; but
now that they have been shippad. eyerv
possible preotuliou will be- taken 10
keep the animals from mingling with
others until all dangers of communI.
eating the disease In past.
INDIAN LAND LEAsEa,
The senate committee on Indian M.
fairs continued their investigation of
Indian land leases to day. II. h. Hun.
tor, OF 81. Louis, was the only
witness examined. He Is tho les
see OF 900 900 acres of land from
the Cheyennes aud Arrapahoes. His
evidence was substantially repetition
oi that given yesterday by other lessees
OF these lands. lie was search.
lngly. examined with regard IN
his Knowledge Of the payments
to third parties 10 secnre
leases, and declared he kuew
no such parii les, no avont
omploye or official ~ the government
AMI no membcr nf congress had, NJ far
~ the witness knew, any Interest In
the lease. ."
Senator Vest, whose resolution tor
th" investigation which l. proceeding.
WAS present aud stated 10 thu on,e
inittee that before he introduced his
resolution and made his .elnarks unon
the subject In executive session. no baJ
received Letters from Augustus E. Iyey !.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08
CHEERING REPoRrs.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. There was a
noticeable increase in the attendance at
the Worlds exposition to-day, the gate
receipts more than meeting current ex-
penses Horticultural Hall officials
are living in anticipation Of the coming
meeting Of tho Mississippi Valley asso-
citation, which commences on the l4th
inst. and continues four days. The
meeting is expected to be very interest
ing.
The sunshine to-day made everybody
more comfortable, and brought out a
crowd to the Worlds exposition. The
Exhibitors convention tabled a resolu-
ton to appeal to congress for needful
funds, or to ask the citizens of New
Orleans to make up the deficit, and
finally. laid over all business until
Thursday. ThA exhibitors say they will
have their exhibits completed in twelve
days il they have the necessary appa.
ratus and appliances.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08

administration was most bitter ~
opposed, but he rose above all opposi don
and humbled or destroyed every f,a
The theories and principles of eppn,,.
SON and MADISON he reduced n ,,.,,ot;
cal operation and was, perl ,ans ,,oro
than any o'her man. the organizer of
tne democratic party + .gid in his sim.
plcity, ne enforced eco Aomy and equal
Ivy anu Die" 'no VIZ" breath into that
Wv i9lOi VI oui p' hple who, as Dem
ooi evo' ni"i,''i -ae supremacy of the
people In q iaho OF the people. History
ailo[uS oue le ~specimens of such man
hoou' anu 'o. hin we are indebted in a
Iie"' iiio' Adre for tho establishment of
. ,'I' ian principles on a firm footing.
49, ~ Aot to the name aud memory OF
JACK SOW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08

REPUBLICANS in the Illinois legisla-
ture experienced genuine alarm wnen
they learned that senator elected to
that body was looking over the fence
into Democratic pastures. LoGAN was
forthwith sent for. But it appears now,
the honorable senator has been voting
with his confreres for senate officials.
II may be his recalcitrancy may loom
mp when tho caucus for United States
senator sits, or when voting is called on
Joint ballot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-08

Mr. ISAAC SANGER 4predictiOn, given
in the HERALD a few risys ago. that the
commercial depre' sion felt all over the
country had reac ned bedrock, and that
an improveme' 1t would be experienced
in short tim g, seenns to be already YER
lied. The dispatches announce the re-
SUMPTION Il work by many mills and
large m ,anufacturing establishments
which al been shut down for several
weeks and others would resume opera
tons IN a few days. In fact, advices
from ali over the country speak Of re-
VIVA of business, and predictions of a
go ID time coming are general. 1t is as
Started that many Of the prominent
'tauses which led to the business depres-
/ sion have boon removed, and confidence
is rapidly taking the place of distrust
and doubt.