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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19


PARIS, Nov. 49, [Specisl j. rho
Methodist Gonfarcucs VIII b. in sea.
sion 20 rsorrow mnrning. 8lseop
&cryeire win not rasch Paris 10 tine
20 opan lha session ot,con ier9acs snd
his 2laca vii, be suppliea by B!shap
aargr0ve.
Btysinysr, oae OF tls thras b5ya ar
rssted Tor ~ilIiuy john y xhr, COL
0red, Wes pp, u9dar 500 bjnd yea
'eroNy, tie otner hoys Dsiue dis
ch1resi.
a largo auisocs qreettd tho per-
form tncs OF "EAs5 Lyauo" last pirh5.
EyerYnHs ~ss deiighsad al thsrondi-
Jon Of ths VI
Hon y, Il. 3 Fry, msmbsc az G
srssR rrpm tue Fautth Mlssissiopi
congregational slstri-J. Ia waiting as
b,otners, J e. = d w. q. Barry.
cAttsl Is c)miag ia yoty freely;
~ ark rniins bpEgcr.
Ne, U. l.. q OHn, IL Tennessee, ea5
Mss Clasle Hsne ok, OF tnis city,
Tare IN trried % ttY At his Nstho II ID
chut1a ~ Bisapo Il 4rgrova.
TAO ensispsrs % ina ID .r.naii, Psris
Il y ictawesfsrn railroad cAMs IN yes-
irriaF, snd wlll 90 ready FIR work Ia
q ss5 ar two.
the n.sipsty OF She deltgstss 20 the
Noon VexHs conference arrived 5ea.
ttrtsy
Dr.J. o Farren, OF Nashville; Or
A. Il Yinhsld, Of Littie II ,ck, auG
X. A. lnuf, Of Nashville, are ain0ng
| The Visitors,
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GRNENvfLLn, Nov. 1S.-Ispecisl.l-
4roenville hes received to dato 1850
Bales OF cotton. Business has bten
unusually lively for the past few dave.
Mns. Lon Cashman dted last rieh,.
sho leaves bueoand and ssysrll
small children.
Cards sre out for the mnrriags of NJ.
y. Andrews and Mss Lors Cameron,
both of this city.
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PALESTINE, nov. IS Especial. Mr..
A. A. Stevens, Sacsral superintendent
for the contracting drm Of Burhott Il
Murphy, stole msreh on his many
friends ast nirht, aud was quietly and
happiiy uaitad IN marriage ~ Gi.e
Nsveila ToOip, ct Nsw Orleans. Who
w. spordia. tho snason with rslat,vea
In this CITY. Tho ceremony took place
AZ the Cntholi1 church.
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BsovSsvfLLE, Nov. is.-tspecial.l l.
William Brown was to-day appointed
,psclal deputy collector herc, aud
william Dsusharty goes to Edonburg
to take q similar place.
The officers have no cline To tho muir.
dsrer OF The charcoal veuder.
Bandits reccntly robbpd and muir.
dered msn near San Fernando,
TamaulspAs Mexico.
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Ds,levue

BsLtEvun, Nov. is-tSpecial.l -
Bsllsvus has always bsen a very quiet
little town, scaresly known ON the
uaps Of the State. but knowing ones
those who san rssosuiss and distin-
guish good souutry nom IN inferior
cno-wno know The value Of the coun.
y; ": ss's ;s n. 49, 81 ~ =
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Houston.

HousroN, New. ls.-Ispeeisl. Tho
attendance today at the races was
much larger than yeeterday. In tho
mule hest, puros 500, Rocsy Eouuta,n
Tom won.
Mile heats, hest thres la ave, purso
AnJ; won by Executor.
Gao aud one.sighth milo, purse $3.50:
won ny Luna q n~n time, l:5lK.
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loSn yN,." Wa confidently exaees 80
SEQ ,he pred eiiau vtriaad IN tNe ,nf
lar distant future, ard have tskan
isesa hupss ff0m taa GsyeiOuunass 4
tnn past week. Thu hSpds O. tht
ski!lsd mechanic aEe CcnNrepuv 40
i've, 'nN nov Nal slightly 0alidipEs
are being reaesd 40 all over onr .ittie
city.
The handsome tw0-story stoi huila
,nE nn1r The depot hping put IN Nv
> 81. araesr rs f-HislY nearjrS cnpi-
nieiien' Ihis, when fiGishad, VIII alive
bsiitVue ~ substantial aud o, nyrnirnt
hotel hnllding 90 can be found ID.
SIDE o. Fort Worth. j. 4. Burnett d.
-f-c lcH a ecmto'tabls Sg0sa huiissi9g,
%JlA0 svt. &aN Young haec0n
x oo nest irsms residence, WHOA
When mHiete, will nGi muen e. toe
fesus1GN pgft at town. Mr., Ford !S
also nr ding nica residonaa, aud Dr
devils a&aacta ~ haEin wnrk in Il Qsv
or two Oh u handsome cottage, Othar
null0inss nave peea put up rgoeatiy.
sud plsns ere cut FOR sfilt Others 20 ba
oaiit, to sSy pOthiag OF the .raAt nan-
pr o' settlers rapidly taking 10 ord
improving cur farmisg lands.
Our worGhv p0esm sSser il Iuat 40
from siege al ;b8 dSGgne. rhisis thu
second Case 40 nave had
Fhe general heaish " shis country j.
very good.
Esriy 1host ia now looking spleu-
siGly, hut Is needing rsin very much,
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Palmer, Nov. ls.-tspsclal.l lon the
I'm instant gloom was cast ovor our
community by tho death OF Mr.. $. G..
Horton, who was a proninoat bus.-
bsss nsn aud an boneet, upright cl6l.
San. Ho WAS IN good stendlng No a
Mason, and was buried with the hon
ora OF that order.
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HoSny 0RovE, Nov is-lspeelal.l- J.
Cotton is moving right along in
Honey erove--3?5 bales reoeived wee.
terday aud 400 to day, over 100 II which
.sma from Hunt onuntv. A total OF
2. 400 bsles has been icc.ived hero 10
dats. Fourteen thousand dollars was
pale out Of the bank to-day for cotton,
and business II lively.
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CoRsToANA, Nov. ISL Special. lone
ot tns lsestliugs dona before the Sd
j9ucomeat of'ho conference yesterday
was he offering Of a resolution by the
temperance committee that the minis
tors aud church would support no pnl
lislas who did not emeRa 10 sliy do
msrk himself as for pr1hibipon.
blsnop deTynire, In reference 30 IT,,
stated that were he erestdlng over u
pch-ic or political meeting no would
nave no Hesitation ~ 20 hig aatinn Ia
!he nattar, aut that this b0ing eou-
terence OF tho "Me,hodist EDiseeeal
Church, SOUTH" IL put him in pe.
ouliay position, sud ono ~ which he
i9lb s. telieaey in Hcting; bat ~ it was
Drought up b9'ors the convention Il
wss his daCv To put the question. The
com @lLtea thersurOu, In deferIpce TO
ina ni hnp, withdra " he resolution.
There viii BE- an Nliarce sale oi 400
bsles OF cotton st Duren's yard to- nor.
row.
D. Maynard, E'q, left TO might
for Now Oeieans u purchase 81 ono
Torth OF grocsrles for tue Cryar Crock
aliance.
Cotton rscsipss to day, s2l bales; sg-
greget. 1854
L5e q. B"rett, 60, OF usnriests,
ornthrr OF our city nisrShai, ia In th9
city yisiang rela ives.
la the oounty court to-day Liza Nc
,iee pleaded guilty to assault, aud wss
tined S..
II. 9 &oseley w. G w. 5allard
j9eemenb by dsrsuls Ia tho sum oi
i430.70 With foreclosure OF mortgage
Ken on stock.
Patsy Page was arrested to-iay and
ISL d for nett from A. Bun.
Fne tellogingmsr,isge lir9uses wore
| ieuad to-day:
S4m Il s'rszal end Ma. Minuia
! S'p Wkr, W. y. Walters and d 4lis WI
llams, S. b w lam sud Miss Eisa-
batu Bauch, w. Il. Wild .ms ann Mis-.
a.rah Buuch. che la't tw, c1u0ie4
viii havra d0ubis wedding ~ thsiG
| home ~ Cryar Creek.
Too L1niae Sylvester company Il
| booked sors for tss 24gh inst, la tb.
vary n0misal comedy, "A Hot Time
AID they propose 20 make 1t warn
thas nigat for our theatre goern.
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SnsgMAS, Nov. is-[spscisl, LIN
10 district o)urt to-day tho Officers
lave been bSsy impsnoliug . jury to
y ]. II. Hanson for tho killing OF
sck Good win last August. Tho
pedal veuirs Of 81 m,n was finIsssd
ne evening at 8 o'clock, and tue court
This hour u Pun isengened In hesr-
y tho testimony for tbs State. The
ourt room 10 crowded to tie utmost
Hpaeity 70 hoar the evldenes. Tho de-
adant, Harrison, II repreeested BY
Are, Head q Hare, Brown n 0unter,
q Mclean q Buckler. The Stats 10
Presented BY B. Rsudell and Hon.
R. Oowles Ths case gives promise
being the most interesting ono ever
"a In 0raysnn county.
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Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tsls
you they havs remedies for Ovurhl
anu Cclds equal In merit and In every
respect just a g'sui ~ ths old reliable
". BosAnko Cough and Lang Syrup.
Un!ee. yon inslst upon this Fuinody
g ssd wv ~ 90 esess. ~ ~ nAh(1
:; ~ : g q " = ~ = - ~
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wAxAnAcnis, Nov. Is --[spcslsl.l +
The residence, with the contents, Of l..
X. Allen wee destroyed BY Gre this
evening At 2 O'CLOCK. Loss u 800, In.
s,,rsd In tho sun Fire OF Londsn for
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BowiE, Nov. is.--[speca l-Bowis
10 fatty a'ivs with cotton AMI busi.
ness thls evening. A s9,d proportion
efths cotton 10 from xu>slops, Saek
'ss'sisI:s ~. nv.s,.ss ssssps<
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pAiSssRrfRLpd Nov. is.-tspscial.l-
Sheriff Sweeney arrested last night
Jim Steward, charged with stealing
money In Camp epuntv. The offlctrs
will take hin n Pit'sburg to-day.
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>. A. Haseltiue & Bro, patent sollo-
hcrs, Springfield, Missouri. send us
tao following lis " pAtea,a ahich
were issued 20 o,tiyens Of Texas dur
IN. the pasi week.
Sarnel 7. Akin and w. /. sss. 10,
sssisuors % ore-itnd u D. Steele.
Gecrgserssi. auff.heliss.
spike.
Atam MAusr. san AntDn;o. door
cheek n
William II, R,ehart,9n, Mexia,
wsesing machiu-
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5nArHsaronp. Nov. is.--tspeclal.l
bputy Sheriff Martin last night
oAs In ssorse Copeland. arrested
pfday In the western part Of the
" on . warrant charging him
M(hsit ol cattle. He Was brpuahs
Oouuty Jadgs Rlchey to-day 70
40 exasnininf trial, but the esase
! - !; s' : sSis:s's .srs,.ss ssss'
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texas kilograms
THAT TEMPERANCE RESOLUTION
Adopted by tho Methodist ministers at
Corslosna-A audgor Gram ssalass-
viuo Arqoit'ed OF Murder ut
Eivaso-othor state News
OF Genera InssresS.
Austia.

AUSTIN, Nov. 49, Especial. -Tha
representatives. OF the several evening
papers Of the S.sts wcrs hsrs today,
and organized the Texas Arternoen
Press association, and tbs sharter viii
bs filed TO- aaogrow.
The following pspers compose the
association: San Aatonio nmss, san
Antonio Light, Waco D ", Fort Worth
Mail, Aastin DisfaycA, Holaton Her.
ale, Dallas {imas.
TRe principal ofiica viii bs al Austin.
Tbs directors rrS: ID y. Clayton, = an
Antonio; A. w. Grliora, San An oni I:
A. II. McCOilnm, Waco; q. ". ButH1n.
Galveston; ~. H. B.tisv, aouston:
]. M. Pratt, Dates; ~. Ii. Lsadar,
Aus,nl; George B. Loving, For, WORTH.
Some tinao since, ia reSponso to So
peristeucent Baker, the attorney
general Furnished the departmenG of
education vita an Opinion 70 the effsot
thai teachers OF puOilc schools nluSt
have thoir eersineates renewed in ii.
eenuiy where thsy resldo ssd teach.
Upon this opinion upsriAtendent
Baker based his dscirion IN the
Csheron case, sent NJ RON Frsuklin,
R0bertaoa cunHty.
The associations elected the following
officers: George y. l.s,vng, Of the Fort
Worth Mail, president; j, ". Bur sOn,
Of the Galysstnn Trbape, vice pr sai.
dent; "a. FL Clayton, secretary and
treasurer. Nr. Laying goes 10 Calves.
ton snd 81. LOUIS 10 NJ Ike arra1@e.
ments for Sal graphic service.
Inc trBRsufnr TOD 4y DgiN nug i,VAr
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Waco

WACO, Nov. 1S.-LSpscial. liza tie
Federal court today Judge NcCornick
refused TO transfer ths trial OF Joseph
II. Wh'to, tbs alleged Brazilian c1uE.
tsrfeiter, to Wsco, sad the pr'sontr
will therefore bs tried in = Louis. ON
the motion to discharge Waite because
tho Offsnss had MT b5ea com oletsd
b8oauss tins oonDtsrreitsd bends mad
rot been sigasd, tbs court eli snst sbe
statute declared the making Of any
part OF o9nd, or otnsr reprssentative
OF monsy, na 0fsnse, suoh 40 cnarg, d
In the iDdictmeut. Toe court was also
OF the opinion tina, Joseph Waite
was the priRslpl, and his brother,
JnsiuB White, had either ignorsntly
or blip6iy tot,wod his b.other's in.
atruetions In having tho bonds en-
Erave6. The latter, 1t will ss rsnsm-
bered, made q clean erSsss OF thu
whole business in the preliminary
trial.
A very interesting ease 10 nov 10
progress before tue district court on 3
| question OF damages against the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad for having black
listed QUO Of its d,sch srgod employees,
thereby preventing him from obtain
ing employment from any other rail-
road.
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Aiexia.


MExIA, Nov. is Seeciel.l-Arain
has tho chain which dtads the charmed
sociGi circle OF our plaza b,en broken,
,ud she who formed one OF It's bright.
ess and most lovsble links has been
ishen. We refer 10 Miss Fannie Phil
pot who wss led blusbinc bride to
tse hvmesiai altar ta,s evening at 2:3D
O'Clock, ~ the resi- lenco If her father,
AIR. j. r. Philppt, by Mr.. rhomas
sta'ih, qua oi Wsxabscnie's fao,t pop
ulsr and PROMISING vogng me rchants.
TheY lSfs on the 0 O'clock train for
WaXahschte, where thoy vii, hs .tyan
grand reception by M. and Mrs, r,
NJ. Pha p, step father gud mother of
me groom. L tho sinesrs dssires OF
their host of friends can
prevail, thoirs will be- "a h7lcyoa *
cursiOn, under cl0uilsss ok lea sd n,sr
summer seas" M,ss MAJ Prsndsr
Sast, cousin OF tho bride, uco )uipsnisd
tuem to Wsxlhschia. Messrs. II. A,
NeNtllsn, Frguk Miller aud Horny
Qlaito, ot WaxSo schle, came down To
attend the weddiag.
Tho condition ~ Mrs. J, q, Pailiip.
still eiveS nneasinoaI 10 her loved onss
and friends, and serious fears are en-.
terbtined that h'r recovery cannot nj
this tiEso DO assured.
Tho romains OF Mrs. STANLEY Nose
ley were followed II their Last rdstine
place Ia MeSla cemetery to.fsy BY h
largo cOncourse OF fiiends. The
stricken husband and the fivo mo, hsr.
loss children have ths sympathy OF the
entire community.
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:, Rsdnesd 's,es from ~, ppa,s ou the
IeSss 4 Psciac railway, ON the 10Th
nnd ION 'n'tstts, ~ NArissfeid town.
'ot sniol The saa t4kes p'aca GA Ne
vember 2l
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h@Rrltis LISe.

The fellawlag are the letters ranaiNIng
Ia tse pas, ciliee nj Dallas. TEXAS, for lhe
week ending nov a., 1855 Ii not slled
FOR within four wears same viii be cut to
TIA daad letter Office. Parties sailing for
these lettars VIII please rsy "ailvertsed.'.
joan X, COCHRAN. p NJ
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-23
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho, in and TOR the
County Of Alturas.
w. g. Mccormick. plaintiff VS.. NJ. Shaushnessy
and Enos A. wall, defendants.
The People OF ,hc United States in the Territory
vi Idaho, send Greeting to NJ Shaughnessy and
Enos A. Wall, defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the abuve-uamcI plain
tin, in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho, in and for the
county of Aturas and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days exclusive of the day
of servire), after the service you of this sum
mons-if served within this county; or, If served
out of this county, but in this district, within
twenty days: otherwise, within forty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken against you ac-
cort!ing to the prayer of said com laint
Tn. said action is brought to recover Judgment
against you. the said defendants, for the sum of
SlO.3Os 75 and interest thereon from June l. 1885,
at the rate of ! q per cent per month, and costs
of suit. being for money advanced to you by
plaintiff and the same is now due ana owing
plantiff from said defendants the facts more
fully appearing in plaintiffs complaint, ccrt
fed copy of which Is hereby served
And ycu hereby notified TINT if You fail t.
appear and answer the said complaint as abov,
required. the said plaintiff will take default ant
julg,ren mt against You as demanded III said com
plant
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trirt Court of the Second Judicial District of thu
Territory of ldaha in and Tor the said county of Al
turas, this 18th day OF June, in the year of on
l.or,, one thousand eight hundred and eighty five
(snALl Ia. RICHARDSON, CLERK.
By l.. f.. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
JAS. II. BEATTY, atty for plaintiff. i"ls
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an execution, issued ont Of
the Probate Court of the Territory of Idaho in
and Tor the County Of Alturas. and IA me di.
rected and delivered, for Judgment rendered
and entered in said Court, on the 18th day of
June, 1855. in favor of James Furcy. and against
G. D. Smith, ! have levied all of the right,
title and interest of the defendant, G. H. Smith
in and to lots Numbered and ., in block r. with
improvements thereon described "a follows:
One double log house, situated on the west side
OF Main street. in the town of Bellevue, Idaho
Territory, and formerly used rs County Hospital
by DR.. NJ Jones
Notice is hereby given that on the oni day of
Julv. 1875. at 10 o'cl~ck u. IN. of that day il,
frsnt II the Cu,irthol i'll HALEY, County Of A.
turas, l will sell III. right. title and interest Of
said defendant, c. D. Smith in and t. the above
described property, ut PUBLIC Auction. for cash
in hand, to the highest and best bidder TO satisfy
said Execution snd all costs.
Dated the 10Th day of June 1885.
jcEti e. II. FU!.EY, Sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-23
Notice OF Forfeiture.

TO MICHAEL CHERRY
You are hereby notified that have expended two
hundred ls2O0l dollars i'll labor and improvements
upon the Justice and Cntalpa lodes and mining
claims. situate about one-fourth Of mile from
Bullion in Miner-l Hill Mining District, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions of Section 1924, Re-
viscd Statutes OF the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending December 81, 1884. That the proportion of
said expenditure due by you Michael Cherry, is
s25 one. fourth on the Justice claim, and S25, or
one-fourth on the Catalra claim, lawful money of
the United States: and if within 90 days after the
first publication of this notice, YOU fail refuse
to contribute your proportion of such expenditure
as co-owntr, your interest in said claim will be-
come the property of the subscriber. under said
Section 1924. MILAN HEFFERSAN.
BULLION. Idaho, Feb. 25, 1855. f27
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue OF an execution issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the Second Judicial District of the
Territory of l. aho. in and for the County of AL
turas, and to me directed and delivered, for a
judgment render, d and entered in said Court, on
the 2Sth day of September. 1881. in favor of Cnn-
nineton Co., and against Chss. b. Fox. have
levied all of the right title and interest of tho
above named defendant in and to the following
described real property, tewit: That certain piece
or percel of land known as lot numbered one ~
in block forty.two az. in the town Of HALEY,
county Of Alturas and Territory of Idaho, stand.
iax on the records OF said Alturas county in the
name OF W. 3. Caulheld.
Notice is hereby given. that on the 18th day of
June. 1885. at 10 o'clock a. III. of that day, in
front of the Conrt House in Haley. County of AL
turas. will sell the right title and interest Of
said Chas. Is. Fox in and to the above de.
scribed property. at Public Auction. for cash in
hand. to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said execution and all costs
Dated the 27th day of May, 1885.
c. H. FUREY. Sheriff.
m27 By PAT fEREY Deputy sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-23
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory OF Idaho, in and for the
county of Alturas.
John Sroufe aud Hugh McCruni. plaintiffs, vs.
John q. Weber g. Langworthy p NJ Bru-
ner Frank Anthony. William u. Johnson
Mary Gallagher, NJ. X. Hurch, John d. burch
md Joseph without, defendants. = action
brought III the District Court OF the second
Judicial District of the Territory of Idaho, in
and for the county of Alturas. and the COM
plant filed in SAID county of Aituras. III the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
To John q. Weber. c, Langworthy, r. NJ Br,ner
Frank Anthony, william II. Johnson Mary
Gallagher. NJ. X. Burch, John ID. Barren ana
Joseph Wilhoit--In the name 81 the People OF
the United States, in the Territory OF Idaho !:
You are hereby required I" appear IN an ACTON non
brought against you by the ab"ve-halned paihtiiIs
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict cf the Territory of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Alturas. and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days teNclustv" of the day
of service after the service you of this sum
mnns-if served within this county: or. II served
out of this county, but In THIS district theh withih
twenty days: otherwise withinforty hays-er Judg-
Inent by default Will be taken against you, accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint
The said action Is brought to obtain decree OF
this Court for the foreclosure of certain mort
gaze described in tae said complaint. and executed
by the said John u. Webber. on the 4th day OF May
A. b. ISL to secure the pay OF eer,a,n PROM
issory note of $1,000 -. sisued by said Wttber
running to Walker Hart, ass1E"ta 10 L. I.
Walker. and by lin assigned t. r. Is. Shaw az
signee. and Icy him assigned I" .: u; borch. ana
conveyed by said mortgage may be sold, and the
proceeds applied to the payment OF shid note ana
mortgage, and interest and costs. aud attorney
fees, ten per cent. of amount found due: ana IN
ease such proceeds not sufficient to pay the
same, then to obtain execution against said
John g. Weber for the balance remaining due,
and also that the said defendant and ell persons
claiming by. through or under him may. he barred
and foreclosed OF all right, title. claim, lien,
equity OF redemption, and interest In and to SAID
mortJag aged premises and for other and further re-
lief, AS will more full appear by reference to the
complaint ON file herein.
And ynu are hereby notified that il you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint, IA above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded i'll the said complaint
Gwen under my hand mud the Seal Of the Dis
trct Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
Territory of idaho. in and for the snid county Of
Aitnras, this 81 day of June, in the year OF oui
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-hve
isEAL' A. l.. RICH ARDSON, Clerk.
Ey +. T.. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
HAwLEy RuICK. utt'Ss for plaintiffs. JED
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO l.. 3. AUSTIN:
You are hereby notified that have expended "
hundred islOe) dollars in labor and improysmea...
upon the VENUS lode and claim, situases eu y
East Fork of Wood River. the second claim S1'
erly from the North Star mine. in warm sp -
Creek Mining District. Alturns county lda1o . =
ritory, in order to hold said premises uneI !
provisions Of Section 2324, Revised statutss o. Y
United State s, being the amount required " y, v.
the same for the year ending December u; u
that the proportion of said expsnditnrs s ~,
you, L. $. Austin is thirty-three $50 ~ uV",'
thirty three and one third cents, lawfui NO."
the United States, the same being one 'nlM mil
And If, within ninety (9O) days a1teI u, p M
cation Of this notice, you fail OF reluse y !,
tribute your proportion of such expenditair = :,
co-ownsr, your interest in said Venus cal| Nv, N
become the property Of the suoscr1 nnHsTI'
said Section 2J24. NLADlSLaN OV
HALEY Idaho April g. 1850,