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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of an execution. issued out OF
the District Court Of tbs Second Judicial Dtssrics
of the Territory OF Idaho in and iOr the County OF
Alturas, and ~ me directed and delivered. for
q Judgment rendered and entered In said Court on
the 23d day of November, 1888, in favor 81 W. T.
Mccormick and G. A. Mccormick. and against c,
l.. Hawkins, r. J. McPhee. and A. J. McPhee.
have levied on sl the right, title snd Interest Of
the above named defendants in and to the follow.
ing described premisea, to.wtt
The northeriy half Of lot No. SIX (Gl In block
lettered F. situate the west side Of Main street
in the city Of Bellevue, county Of Altufas. Terri
tory Of Idsho said lot being 2j feet Main street
W. l2O feet In length running west from said Main
street. same a. described the ociai plat Of said
city, together with al the Improvements thereon.
Also Il feet In width by 10 feet In depth OF lot
three in block 9 In said city Of Bellevue. county
Of Aituras TERRITORY Of Idaho; together with all Of
the improvements thereon.
Notice IL hereby given. that on tho 2lst day Of
December 1855, at II o'clock =. Of that day. In
front Of the Court House In Haley. County Of AL
turns. will sell tho right, title and interest ot
said @. l.. Hawkins, n. J. McPhee and A. J. NcPhe<
in and to the above described property. at Public
Auction for cash in hand. TO the highest and bes
bidder. to satisfy said execution and all costa.
Dated the 3Oth day VI November. lNe5.
c. H. EUREY, Sheriff.
By PAT FURry, Under.sheri6. nS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
SheriG's Sale.

nx x,rh,e Of .nNxecusion issusd out Of the Dis.
trct Court Of the Second Judicial District OF ne
q 1,.e0 1 n i snd q:
Judgment render. d aud entered IN said CONT. ec
the 5th day Of October. 1855. in fsver OF !. =.
Bailey. and against
THE LEMHl MINING AND SMELLING Con-
have levied on al the right. utle sna tntesees
said defendant had On after tho 2oen Day o. ~
", 1885 1.-THE dsts attached the premise: herein:
after descrtosd in and g. sns low % sn. ~
uate. lying and being ON the south fork Of Dess
Creek, in Mineral Hin Mining District; aaae 1tn.
ing claim IL lsoo feet In Length ~ coo asss sn
Sd day Of Oc tober. 1850. recorded on the 2oeh Day
Of October. 1880, in the u6hce Of the County ~
corder Of Alturas county; tn Book OF quarts nse-
situated on the south fork Of Deer Greek. and I'D
joining the woftono mine ON the norsneasssrtZ
end 1900 feet In length BY eoo feet IN width sod
Hoffman, and Morris rAmy. April "a. 1881 also the
saltsue lode. the TIP Top lode the Vulcan icss.
the Lemhi lode antshs Last Gasp lode al ''ss'
Also the lnillstte, situated on the south iork q
Dser Creek. Mineral Hill Mining District. con.
tanning Ave acres more or less together with any
improvements on said millsits. located TIE 2stA
az Of July 1882, by A. D. FoOte; also the Asxtce.
n,ilsite, commencing 1t the northwest corner Of
or less, on the south fork Of Deer Creek also tn
Lemhi millsits. containing hve aeres more o. We.
also the wolftone ranch. situsted on the eouef
tori of Deer Creek; Ill In said Mineral Hill MIN
Ing District, Alturas County. ldsho Territory.
Notice is hereby given that On the 18th day o
October. 1885, 1t 10 O'Clock . -. Of that day. !.
turas / will sell the right, title and interest o.
said The Lemhi MininR and Smelling Compsn,
| a. aforesaid, in and to the above de
ecribetl property, at PUBLIC AUCTION. for cael
In hand 10 the highest and best bidder. to sasass
| aaid Execution and All costs.
| Dated the Sth day Of October, 1As6:
G. H. TUREY, 6hsri6
By PAT FUZZY. Deputy Sheriff ct
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
MlDDLE.ACED MEX.

laaoboeenQF1 owes.v scssablr & Field Cata'nexs
kNo 066UOase. =. y LANG, Rsraboo. ~
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Probate Notice.

=, ~h. proh.H. Cosr4 Of The C0uASg o. Alsutes.
Territory Of Idaho-ln the matter Of ne esss''
Of Meta k0hler Nahsssot.
Notice Of tina appointed for Deovine Wal.
Pursuant TO On order Of said Court msae o. Lcs
so4h Az al september A. D. le0e. notice ID hereoy
eiven thst Tuesday, the 2slh day Of October. 4. u
isiS. a ii O'Clock ). n. Of sid Gay. . "a 49,
room Vi said Court. 1t the courthouse N sns ~:
~ time md place for proving the will Of eeie
Meta Hohier Nahlstsdt. deceaoed. and foc nsessnd
Inc apulicston OF Henry Mshistsdt for tho IN y,
anee to him Of letters testtme0saty. wes1 -
vhere any person interested may sppeaf and con
test the same.
Dated September 30. teeS .
u. q. STREET, Probess Sudse.
A, ". NICHOLS. Clerk.
n.rxrn. PAnsoxs / DHvxHn, Atty . for Petisiooef
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
C;onstable's Sale.

Territory Of idaho. County Of Altaraa-as.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Pto-
hate Court. OF Alturas Connty. and to me- direcs-
ed in the cause wherein Henry W. onitsn 10 plean:
M and Vim. Ksbiohn 10 defendant, have levied
on and taken eli the right title and interest De.
PENDANT IN. Rabjohn had on or after the 3iss DAY
of August, 1885, 1.-THE date the premtsee hsrsinaissf
described were attached by me n this cause.j In
and 10 the following property. ~ wiz: he soush
twenty-five feet Of lot fourteen Of block thney-
three Of the town Of HALEY. Alturss County, Ter.
said tUwn which shall expOre q public vena,ss.
~ the Law directs, TussdAy. the nrst day OF De.
ceInber. A. L. 1885, Ut sac O'Clock P. - ~ the
county to the highest and hest bidder. for cash. 70
satisfy said execution ttowit, $2ss. 70 and costs
Of sale. u. +. OLlN En-.
Constable HALEY Precinct.
HALEY l. T., November 10, 1SH5.
KINasBunY 4 MCGOWAN, Atty's for pl'h.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12


tn. und.,.ea.d SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO for the Sui. ~
W1SW ELL
Ore PQlVgllG and Electric Anal
ranatOr Combined,
Best Ore. Working Machine il tA1 Ns!a|
Is prepared to Urea. with place machine. on the
favorable terms
EVIDENCES OF MERIT.
Although Machine scarcely months some fort,
already various and widely located regions United
s.e giving universal satisfaction that the MILLS
ARE INVARIABLY DISCARDED wherever introduced!
CHARLOTTE, N c., August s, 1885,
The W1swel Mill crusAes 20 tons in hours
THOMAS c. DUNN.
| Proprietor Rudsil Nine
! BRECKrNRIDoE Col, August H., 1885.
saving IS 40 per gold with the Wiswe mill
with the stamps. E. 3. WlTHERELL
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August g. 1885,
Tho wswe Mill positively better than stamps for gold and silver
. but particularly saving gold F. NJ JOHNSON,
81 Post San Francisco
IT CHICAGO July 20, 1885
Ibisvs Electric thing
I. j. COOPER.
I'M. Cooper interested Gould Wood RIVER
Idaho mines
b, Compelling Stamp Mills t. Shut Down. ee
al BREcK1NR1pGE, Col- August 3, 1885
Ny DEAR SRIn order myself plainly regarding tn"
Wswel will Of the mil
have ad quite but these where the
n mill has competition with the stamps
No lot, the mill saved 40 per than the amps
ly| No. 2 o, II
e No. 8 lot, 45 per *
Id No 1 o, 40 per cent
=. No 3 lo, 40 per cent.
The average al the the gold OF course from
the above record the popeto Of the do like much IN
have been the of closing mill and looks ash tho
other toteng will be pleased give any further information
Yours truly E. b. WlIHEREIL
Better than Any Other MILL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
A QUAs1.PoRTABLE MILL

4 QUASI-P0RTABLE MILL.
The diameter Of Ne mill 81 and its entire weight '
TON" No single piece weighs 1900 pounds 1t is the'e0
venis"t for transportation. r 4s
For further Particular, call address ,fn
T. Z. PICOTTE.
SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO
.r,xrs" Office. haley
HAu ~, September l. 1855.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

In the course of few weeks select
Boarding and Day School under the above
maine, will open in the brick building
known as the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12
Notice Tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HALEY. IDAHO, |

LAND OFFICE At HALEY. 1DA1o,(
Nov. 10, 1875.
7. AlexsnderJ Hoefhiger, Of Soldier, Idaho. who
made Homestead Application No. 9n9. for the NV
\ Sec 10. TIP. |, 8 Il II u. do hereby give notice
OF INV intention to make ANAL proof to establish
INV ciatm 10 the land shove described. and thst
rxpect 10 prove my residence and cultivation b..
fore the Register and Receiver 81 HALEY Idaho. on
December II. 1885. BY two Of the following Wit
Abernsthy, John W. WHITE sud Lee Btgler, Of Sol.
liter. Idaho. ALEXANDER J. HOEFFLIGER.
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Better than Any Other Mill.

81 Posr ST., SAN Francisco, August 3, 1850.
working sample mills and absolutely better results
sample Of thatI than with other m
FstThs mill will do the "n-smp with one'h"" '
and Seco"d1t requires less and help to manage
ThdYou pound 100 and clean the NM
20 minutes You clean the mill clean
plate and make milling of pound and give the result
20 minutes from the time feeding And this is not like the sn
II you tao much LITTLE, with the stamp WI" lose
With this mill simply put in four, FIVE, six pou%% d.,
or .so. week; it is al" the You clean up ,!sn out
time in 20 minutes and amagam; and for certain have taken
100 ts from IL 50 us 50 than could De gov 18th
the stamps 1t will work talngs just we'll In working ta"e
stamps liable break you and dies This mill you -
break put anything like into it. If you send 100 pounds
ore will mill it and send you the result 49,, n
You this mill perfectly safe with the very cheapest nsp
requires only in while anu
il clean. . e..
Another thing want Three set this mil. y? Il
dav-needs no mlwright frame oil the trbers in one 10y
about IT inches of Shoe
~ ''' '@'' 40" S Yours, etc., M JOHNSON
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

LAND OrSICx At HAIIRY. lpAHo.l
Nov. 10, 1aHS.
,i.hsd in tn. Voc y RIVER fixEs. printed At H.i.
ley. Idaho. which hereby designate - the news
paper published nearest the land described in
said application. HOMER l.. POUND, Neg'ssef.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-12

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Lincoln and Phillips.
Ben: Perley Poore. in Boston B

Ben: Perley POOre, In Boston Budget.
President Lincoln, before he issued his eman-
~cipation proclamation, was beset by a swarm of
arrogant Republican congressman, who assumed
to be his providentially anointed teachers, but
he avoided making an abrupt issue with them,
and with his quaint, unfaillng humor parted
their fercest importantly. Wendell Phillips,
who called to see him soon after denounoing him
in a public speech as the ''slave-hound of Hi
nois," was sent away reconciled and submissive
to the executives policy, though personally Mr..
Lincoln avoided taking him by the hand. There
was nothing heard from Phillips after that about
the Illinois slave-hound, but he told the other
radicals that Lincoln's position was really one of
great difficulty. and he was doing the best he
could. "Ah, Mr.. Phillips, you have a great deal
to say; what do you wantF was the question
with which the tall backwoodsman, who was
President of the United States, probed the
scholarly radical of Boston, who was talkative
in proportion as he was irresponsible, to the
quick.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
The Wealth of the Rothschilds.
New York Commercial Advertiser.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
The combined capital of the great firm of the
Rothschilds is stimate by persons pretending to
know although nobody but themselves can
really know anything about it,, at no less a sum
than ST, 600. O00, 600, fully one-half of which has
been gained within twenty-five years. Their
opportunities for making money, which are
almost unlimited, are perpetually improved.
Their credit being of the highest, they might
continue their immense banking business inf
nitely with little or no capital. 1t is hardly
more than a hundred years since the founder of
the family and its fortunes. Mayer Anselm, of
very poor Jewish parentage, was an humble
clerk in a Hanover counting house. He after
ward established himself as a banker in
Frankfort. The discreet investment of So. 000,
900 of silver, deposited with him in 1906 by the
Elector William, on the invasion of his territory
by the French. was the source of the enormous
wealth of the firm. 1t was deposited without
interest, but Rothschild paid interest regularly,
and returned the capital to the Electors son
seventeen years later. The Rotchschilds have
never been so rich as now, but they have moth
ing like the power they once had, probably
because the capital of the world has so rapidly
increased. 1t used to be said that kings could
not 60 to war without their consent. Those days
have forever past,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06

A Sad Warning and a Fate To Be Stunned
TIL Case of Trespass Johnson.
Detroit Free Press.
81 can't see dat Prof. Trespass johnson am in
de hall tonight" said Bro Gardner AS he looked
up and down. "De fack am, 1 didn't 'zactly
'spect he would be. Sartin events hev occurred
to render his absence a necessity. De seckretary
will turn to his name on de roll an scratch it off,
and write across it in red ink de word expelled"
When the secretary had carried out the re-
quest, the president continued:
up to a var ago, Professor Johnson was an
active. respected member of dis club. He was
not only a worker in our cause, but he was in
dustrious as a man. If he couldn't get work at
a dollar an a half a day, he got it fur a dollar.
If he couldn't hev roast duck fur Sunday, he put
up wild a beef bone soup. His family had plenty
to eat an to war, an when rent day cum around,
he had dc cash ready for his landlord.
'Jist about twelve months back some white
man told de professor dat he had just as good a
right to a pianer. gold watch an span of horses
as a rich man. He was told dat de aristocracy
war coinin' money out of his labor. He was
made to believe dat de pusson who wouldn't pay
81 to hev a kitchen ceilin' white-washed was an
sot on de fence all summer an talked agin de
blue blood of dis kentry, somebody would fur
nish him roast turkey all winter.
MANY of you saw how he was affected. He
begun to hate honest work. His mouf began to
grow bigger. While his cloze growed seedy his
Importance increased daily. When his wood
pile grew low he cussed Vanderbilt. When his
flour barl was empty he reviled Jay Gould.
When his children becum ragged he rir ped at
capital. When his wife BEGUN bar'fut he swore
at de aristocracy. When his landlord bounced
him for non payment of rent he howled an raved
about oppressors an tyrants.
de climax cum las night. l heard dat he
had bin boastin' dat de rich must divide wild
him, an concluded to watch my hen-coop.
About 1eben o'clock de professor showed up. |
had twenty two choice hens. He had none. He
was gwine TO divide wild me and take 'ieben. My
frens, l can't 'zactly describe what happened
arter I got my paws on him, but l know he went
away empty-handed, limpin', sore, an in de
hands of an officer. He am no longer a member
of dis club. If dar' am any odder member wild
socialistic ideas, nov would be a good time to
make a grab fur his hat an back Town stars"
A deep silence followed. Not a man moved.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Value of Race-HOrses.
Illustrated London News.

Illustrated London news.
The decline and fall of the Roman empire may
ing still are the daily cases of decline and fall in
the price of stocks: and most astonishing are the
rapid decline and fall in the value of race horses.
Not many years ago, The Marquis, winner of the
Two Thousand, second for the Derby, and winner
of the Doncaster st. Leger, was sold, in the
home of his exile (Australia) and in his (by no
means ~helpless) old age, for q guineas; and only
q few weeks ago The Prince lson of Balfe and
Lady Sophie), who cost 10, 900 guineas at three
years of age, was sold, at the early age of FIVE. to
the Germans for 800 guineas-a decline and fall
of 5000 guineas in two years. And Hampton
Court, now performing in Sapger's circus, was
bought as a yearling by the late Mr.. Stirling
Crawfurd for l, $50 guineas. :
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06

Berlin clergymen, belonging to the Protestant
Evangelical Church, have joined the Irvingites,
who, it appears, have q church in the northern
part of the city.
A writer in the Congregationalist has heen in
the Sunday-schooi class of Mr.. George W. Gable,
who. with his sweet-faced wife and four of the
six little children now living, braved the storm
slight in stature, has heavy dark whiskers, a
musical voice and manners which betray the
fine Southern breeding. To his gifts as a novel
list he adds what New Englanders call a faculty
for teaching the Bible wonderfully we'll"
The Swiss Evangelical Union held its annual
meeting this fall at Coire. TIL object of the
Evangelical Union is to form a rallying ground
to the Evangelicals, or those who are dissatisfied
with the ritualistic teachings Of tho national
pulpit. In Scotland or England such would be-
come dis ~senters, but the Evangelicals of Switz-
eriand refuse to leave the Church of the Estab-
lishment. They wish reform, and they have
agreed to agitate for reform. but they will not
give up the loaves and fishes.
1t is now just fifty years since the gospel was
introduced into the FIJI islands. In October,
1888, two Wesleyan missionaries, Revs. D. Car
gill and W. Cross, with their families, went to
Gakemba from the mission churches in Tongo.
They soon learned the language. Schools were
established, the gospel of Matthew was trans
lated. and at the end of the first year $50 natives
were added to the church. Christianity has
"OnOcKl uiy pTOSpertU among the lSianOerS. 10
day there are 900 Wesleyan churches crowded at
every service.
Japan is one Of the most interesting countries
in the world from a missionary standpoint, and
also one OF the most encouraging. At the Kioto
Training School Of the American Board there
are at present 23l young men, a number ofwhom
are from heather families. They are sent to
the school at Kioto because of the good in
fiuences and excellent instruction found there.
The young men sent to the Japanese school at
Toxic are frequently demoralized by the in
huences about them there, and so with many
parents the Christian school is preferred.
The number of professors of the Hebrew Ian
guage in the United States is very large, He
braica giving a list of 1853 Old Testament pro-
fessors and instructors in the United States and
Canada. The Roman Catholics lead the list
with % professors and the Presbyterians follow
hard after with 81. Then come the Baptists
with 10, and the Methodists and Episcopalians
with 13 each. The Congregationalists have 10,
the Evangelical Lutherans8 and other Lutherans
8. after which come other bodies with from one
to three each. Only IL are credited to institu-
tlons with no denominational control.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
Mrs. Hayes's Portrait.
Washington Letter.

W dbnIHgI0H HeJt6T.
The picture of Mrs. Hayes in the White House,
painted by Huntington and presented to the
House by the Woman's Temperance Society, has
had a new frame. This full-length portrait
originally had a frame of carved wood. 1t was
made in the Cincinnati School of Design. In the
the work there were numerous punches of grapes
and leaves. 1t was thought by some of tho tenn
perance fanatics that the design was not in keep
ing with the character of the lady whose portrait
they had had painted, and that the emblems of
grapes should rot be upon a frame presented by
representative temperance people. So these
same people have had a gold frame put in its
place. This recalls a story told by Congressman
Achibald Bliss, of Brooklyn, who says that
when Mrs. Hayes attended the Foundry Church
here her objections to drinking wine were so
great that she preferred not to take it during the
communion service. The clergyman there, re-
speeding her prejudices, provided grapes for her
to substitute for the wine.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-06
The Hyena and the Lion.

Detroit Free Press.
The Hyena had abused the Lion for several
months, to all other 4 nimals, without Provoking
a Retort, and one day met the King of Beasts
face to face and said:
II have been Abusing you for this Many
Weeks"
"Ah! | hadn't heard of it."
Il have called you All Sorts of names
Indeed"
II have Maligned you Professionally, and lied
about you Personally"
"Just So"
land you hadn't heard of it,"
mot q word
And if now Repeat this Abuse to your
facef'
II shall Accept it as Coming from a hyena,"
said the Lion.
The Lion who Stops to Cuff a Hyena does
the Hyena a great Favor.