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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
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Diseases arising FROM Impruiences. Exc 3,
lnduigenees or Exposures.
IL 4. self.eyident that physician "a
particular attention 20 q class OF eases ~
preat SKIN, aud phy ilcians IN regular pr
tii over the county knowing TITS, req ~
recommend eases 70 She oldest ONCE IN 4
ca. where every known appliance "a res
"a, and the proved good r.inedies
ayes aud countries are used, \ whole no ~
ufed Tor Ohce purposes, and ali are treated ~
.kill Ia respeet.ui mtnGeri aug, w,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08

ana Mining
ciated
hight thai
| Suffered
ps here had
be repeated
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
PHILADELPHIA, xilningtsa 1 D,Itasn hin'
OCT. 18th, 1855.

Trains leave wilmington as follox,;
For Philadelphia and intermsisn ~
tons, Q 20. I W, 10 so a. H.;1oO, i@ W."
p. In.
7 30. s15, 800, 80, 9l.. iOot. ny ~
1915 l 81, ba, $50, 90, ~, ssII;
New YORK, 2 90, 3 Is, 3i7, til, ~
e47, 10 06, II ~ a. N az u, II Nv ~"
k2I, o 55. 8 ~ So. 34s, Az u.
For West Chester, via Lan3sln wv Ill
s Is a. M; 2 30 and cop 10, 81,
Baltimore and intermediate Hsa9as' WV
a. IN. !; 0 %, II IL p IN.
baltimore and Bay Line, NJ .u
Baltimore and Washington, Y ~, w
| 10 0S, 10 Is n. m; %. y II, %, EM'
Trains for Delaware Division lea'e ~ qt
Rev castle, S IS q. m; u 30, ", '@'' y
, ana II 10 y. IN. on.nd
Georgetown and Loves " g. n )" 'A'
Harrington, Delmar and way staasns
a. m, II Sb and 70 y. N
Express for Harrington. o. D. u "A m
express for Lover and DelmA', wv
weok days, and Il ID y. II. every e"''
FRANKLIN Oity, . 40 AN.
sun DAY TRAINS, ...,,
| Philadelphia an1 intefine nag -
6 10 q. N IL 10 noon, -, ~ s AZ .i6al
| Philadelphia and heW lorA' W. IVY
720. IL 48 q m; z, 0 IS ~ Ia an. m
For w est Chester, via Lanoxin . !" O. -
baltimore and Washington v; ~ M m
| lo 90 a. M; 90 u IN. baltimore, :, - a-s :
| For further information pas'ense no n
| fsrred TO the time tables 2oSted a. ~
| ton. ,ir,ted eXpft
Trains marked thus - are llni''1
uPsn which extra iA'e 10 J.. K. wJOp
| General Passenger Asen''
ugARLgsE PuGH, General Msnaeo..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

THOSE who write anonymous con-.
munications to Mayor Rhoads, COM
planning of this or that place AZ nui-
sance, specifying places Of gambling,
and unlicensed saloons, should under
stand that the Mayor cannot take notice
of such communi cations. He does not
know but they nigh. be from some
body who was deceiving him and
whose purpose was to bring his officers
into trouble-p )ssibly 20 ridicuio them
Mayor Rhoads holds himself in readi-
ness at any and ali times to act on an
honest, legitimate complaint to which
the complainant is willing TO subscrib be,
but he cannot be- expected to plunge
around in the dark, on the strength oil
an anonymous communication, MOI
knowing where he may come out at
People who have com plants to make
should not refuse to let themselves b,
known. II they do not wish to, o
cannot write, they can call on the
Mayor at his Office in the City Hall
where he can be found every forenoon
from 0 to Il O. clock. The latter would
be the better plan anyhow, ~ bette
understanding could be had than by
communication, with even the RICH
name signed to it. At any rate thor
il no use sending him anonymous COM
munications.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

DEMOCRATS are extremely anxious
tn know what the New Castle County
Repu blicans are going to do about it
next year whether they are going to
have a ticket or whether they are not
ifa ticket, who are to be the candi.
dates, and II no ticket, whom will they
vote Tor. Our Democratic friends need
not distress themselves on that score
All they have to do is to go ahead IL
their wn way, but they must not for
get that /" the eyes of Delaware ar,
upon them"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
4. @. Rlckein 4 60.

having taken the stove store Of 81. X.
Pickles ut No. East Fourth street,
havel received large lot OF stoves,
ranges and heaters of different sty les,
and are prepared to sell them at low
price for cash, and are also prepared C
do all kinds of repairing Of roofs
spouts, tin or sheet iron ware, and re
pairing Of stoves and heaters at shor
notice and with promptness. Call D
No. 9 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
The Outlook.

About 1900 hands are now employed
in the Bald win Locomotive works, In
Philadelphia, only half their full Ca
pacity. Orders are moro plentiful than
earlier In the year, and they have now
seventy engines in course of construc"
ton. These engines are mostly for use
In the South and far West. Foreign
orders are more plentiful than usual.
There Is talk and hope of better prices,
but prices are at present very low, and
there is no Indication Of any immediate
Improvement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
wANAMAkER,s.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct. "a, 1885.

wANAMAkER,s.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct. "a, 1885.
Shoe-buyers ought to
know the Goodyear welt"
what it is, what it is good
for, and what is done with it.
1t is almost the same as a
welt put On by hand; good
to look at splendid to cheat
with; getting to be pretty
good to wear and makers
and dealers are cheating
with it-some Of the whole
sale makers are stamping
machine made shoes hand
made" or " handsomely and
retail dealers are selling
them as hand work.
You can't tell the differ
ence. We can't without
taking the shoe apart. The
I" Goodyear welt has come
to such perfection that no
; body knows from the out
, side look.
i Formerly it was weak ane
. bungling;. now it is les
a so. 1t hasn't the hand
y work grip on the leather
/ The machine weakens tn
or leather more than the shoe
makers awl. SO a heavie
: leather is used. That is cor
l. fession of weakness.
:, But the fraud consists i
,e selling the shoes for whs
Of OF they are not. Hand wor
ID costs more; is worth NOR
rs The seller gets the price {
IL hand work Tor machll
an work, and makes an exit
oe, profit. You lose the differ
go 70 ence in comfort and wea
not You would buy a light
,ss handmade shoe for equ
be wear.
,b %, The Goodyear welt its'
III, is not a fraud. On the co
9 1Ia trary it is an excellent d
tier vice. 1t is the very be
s y machine-work extant. L
'sre fraud is the dealers when
u" sells it for what it looks Ii
but isn't. The maker, VIII
pas he stamps the lie on it, is
. it false as the dealer. TIL
ct 70 ought to be gibbeted I
ndl. gether.
n 1s We are putting " Coz
core % year welt" shoes in place
4 for ~ other machine-made sht
are at the same prices (S4 a
So, though they cost
tn is trlfic more. All this
the about mems shoes ; boys
; but at So and 81. sol
+ op, Women's shoes we h
egin- handmade at 81 and
amb- Haven't got TO the Go
very year welt in women's sh
yet.
1.-THE the We stamp on the lin
who hand made" or &C
ma, year welt" for our own {
mage. venience if for nothing {
have Our shoe trade is entil
strils.
satisfactory except in
Re- girls and children's. tt
n minis. we ought to have twice
t than much.
,rman By the Middle Market street door.
Same old tale about
, lust though the hats are new
ntract Nlne-tenths of the wea
Third ln1g OF silk hats wear abou
hats. They may pay st
Fund 81 for them--$5 hats all
might same. But how is the b,
'0'''ef to know It's a matter
:, confidence. Buy where
% 'n' believe in the halter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
WANAMAKER,s.
We didn't say that all $

hats are S. hats, you know.
We have $3.50 hats, Knox's
!" extra quality" We make
So hats, if you wait a week.
1t may be amusing to sell
silk hats without any hum
bug. We afford a good deal
of amusement to some
people between the two
ends Of a year.
Derby hats just so too.
Don't imagine that we don't
know the hat business.
Northeast Corner. .....
India shawls, we are told,
can't be sold without lying
about them. Looks so too.
We have a good collec-
ton of Indias. The state of
the market somehow allows
us to sell them lower than
anybody ever heard OF. We
marked them SO and told
the simple truth about them :
that the shawls are perfect
and proper; that, while India
shawls are not fashionable
now, it is always fashionable
Ito have them even if not to
Iwear them on all occasions
THAT now the market is weak
lis the time to buy and that
1--we are selling them like mus
|lin-which means for very
little profit indeed.
i What's the result? Why
/ nobody wants them. Wo
.lmen have even said " O
,lcourse they can't be genu
line" Never mind the com
,lpliment Does the lad,
know that imitation of In
lldia shawl> is impossible
,|Thcre are limitations so
called but do they lool
like Indias2 There's III
t moro imitation being SOLE
!, Iior an India shawl than G
e Isawdust for oatmeal, or pin
: for needles.
i Follow a colored yarn i,
THAT IS India, as we polnte'
d out that day, incredulou
IS woman and tell us wher
/ the loom is that does sue
r. work :. The price is not til
.eltest
>. 1906 and Chestnut.
Fri Mistake in price yestel
n day-Lupin's La .S2H11
herringbone, down to {
n cents, not rs. The adyel
stjtiser blunder.
k Lupin's Ins@0 (serg
e Idown from - to 80 cents.
oil Lupin's La Source Che.
ne ringbone) down from 81
"a go cents.
RI Dtub dc ! ana (whil
r. cord twill) down from 81
er to IS cents.
ial Homespun Cargo on
color twilD down from 81
eli IS cents.
nj Lupin's 50-cent dan
le. colored cashmcres for )
est cents but that's not ne VS.
he Dollar ladies'-cloth for
he cents ; that's no bet
ike either but there's no bet
,en news.
&c Southeast from the center.
,ev JOHN WANAMAKER,
to. 'nes'h1f' thirteenth and Ma
afraata and Nitu h.l anna-a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
The war on German.

The political war wakes not In mary
land and the Democrats, fearing de-
feat, have sent for Senator Voorhees,, OF
Indiana. and other distinguished
Democratic orators, to help them out Of
the lnrcb. A the State Senators to be
alec ed will take part 10 the election OF
United States Senator, Arthur +.
German, whose term expires In 1887,
naturally feels anxious about his return
to the Senate. Tue principal opposl-
ton to Corr man is carried on by Demo
Gratis who do not believe in the Higgins
mode OF carrying on elections.
Bradle,oT. johnson, the noted ex-
Confederate cavalry leader, whose
Democracy has always been straight,
the other day at Democratic barbecue
ut EAston, Md, denounced German ~
" the Tweed Of Maryland" with all
that the Objectionable epithet implies.
Henry Il. Wcotten, distinguished
Democrat of Howard County, and
when Higgins was debAuching the bal
lot Of that county was prosecuting At
torney, has denounced German In the
most whitening terms of denun citation
in the Baltimore Sun. He charges
him with instigsting Higgins and his
gang to defeat honest elections. He
tells him that he WAS with Higgins in
Howard County, that he paid the gang
Is, 900, to be spent in oorrupting the
ballot, and that he was the chief con-
spirator In organizing gang OF negro
repeaters, who, under the lead OF Hig-
gins, went from poll to poll and voted.
Mr.. German having In a letter In his
own defence referred TO man named
S,agss as proof for his assertion, Mr..
Wootten holds up Scaggs as a convicted
criminal whom he himself had sent &c
jail.
He tells Mr.. German that he does moi
see how he could have recommended
such man rs Higgins to an important
office at ashington unless Higgins hat
the thumbscrews on him and he cou!c
not get from under his baleful inhu
ence. Mr.. Wootten offers to deposi
$40, 600 In bank to the credit Of Mr.
German If the latter will sue him TO
libel, and he closes his scathing denun
citation by telling German that as
man his conduct has been exemplary
bat In politics he Is n mas OF corruI
ton from the crown OF his head TO I'll
soles OF his feet.
Mr.. German will be remembered 9
the pet of the Cleveland administration
1t WAS admitted that he did more TO 81
cure the election of Cleveland than an
other member of the National Dem'
cratic Com mittee. He was given
grand supper in New York and al
other In Baltimore, Mr.. Bsyard beir
one of the eulogizers at the latter. II
first thing German did WAS to hay
Higgins appointed as appointing clel
of the Treasury department. The kir
OF service he gave to help the electi'
of Cleveland Is fully set forth by b
Democratic compeers who know hi
best, Bradley T. johnson and Hen
4. Wootten. No wonder that CORN
Is shaking in his boots, and he is sen
ing out the Macedonian cry to otf
States "Come over and help u.s."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

Ferd Carson, the merchant tailor, has
received some of the newest and --latest
sly les of worsteds and suitings, tn,
leaders for this fall and winter, and ht
proposes TO make these goods into the
most styl ish and best fitting suits tina
will be worn in Wilmington. Tit
prices will be in accordance with th'
hard timaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

MIR. Bair, of Reading, Pa, In the
heart of the Gibraltar Of Pennsylvania
Democracy, is another Democrat who
hslieyes that the 800 Democratic ma
;oritv OF Berks county should be wiped
ont. He says Democratic mismanage-
nant and frauds In that county Lave
hecome a stencil in the public nostrils.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

DEpUTY-Coroner, Frank E. Smith is
deservedly popular az candidate for
the Democratic nomination for the
next Sheriff of New Castle County, but
we want to whisper in his ear that be
la going to have the biggest KIDD Of OPP
position. The county people are begin
ming to ask when they are to have a
sheriff. and they think that Giles Lamb
son. of New Castle, would make q very
good one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

WHAT tfMaryland should go Re-
publican at the coming election. 1t
wouli be more difficult for the admins
trasion to account for such defeat than
TO account for It's overthrow in Ohio.
Tt will no doubt be said that German
ard his little Higgins did 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

WHITNEY didn't interfere to stop
the Harlan s. Hollingsworth Company
from building the Now York Ferry
boat that WAS launched today.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24
BEE HIVE D
BOG Market St.

Are now showing the lar
gest stock OF dry goods ever
put tnder one root in this
city. In consequence of hav-
ing the large reserve stock
on hand, we are making such
low prices on goods that it
is impossible for you to pass
them by without a careful
examination. Prices do tell
the story. We are receiving
new cloaks and wraps every
day. Our prices will posi-
lively be below competition
Saturday, Oct. II, we sell all
|of Doct. Warmers makes OF
corsets at about I price for
that day and evening. Now,
don't forget this bargain
also special bargains in
hosiery.
R. L. RUSSELL,
| oct15.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

Tro11GH the Levy Court has just
finished a large whitewashing contract
at the Almhouse they thought they
would try paint on the draw of Third
street bridge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

THE best of white washing done cheap.
Apply to the Levy Court of New Castle
County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

CHEAP 9RUCERIES-WE HAVEHAD
Il grand rush since we openei cur coffee
at q cents, by our best citizens who say IL Is
the hest they evor tasted IL W IA blend OF
Mocha and old Government Lava. When
this is gone you will be sorry, for you cannot
buy IL Tor less than IS cents. We have Gil
mex coffee that IL royal; we have coffee az
low as 10 cents, and II IS good; but that at To-
Is and 20 cents Is better. We have pure
sugar to make wine at cents per pound. and
those new seedless cherries pounds for *
cents. Tor pies, have no equal new raisins
new currants, new % ckles and lots OF new
goods openeo to-day. Also farmers buttel
and new buckwheat. Another drive in scat
l at4 cents bar. Come to l02 East Fifth St
| for bargains. o20ets r III. WlER.
yDUY YOUR GROCERIES AT THE
ID cheap cash store, n. z DOR. Third aad
| Madison streets. Alb. rice 25c Alb currants
2hc., 2lo new raisins zoe, Alb prunes 2bc
GID. DAT meal 25c., Alb Jolly 2dc., BIB. minct
IN eat NC, olne eoap &c.. 3lb. Trenton crack
era 25c., 8lb. soda biscuit 2bc. lib. egg bis
cult 49,, lib ginger snaps lOc4, lib. Bic-nsc-
loc., l bag good -four 3Sc. lib lard &C., lib
good tea 40o., = good brooms ave and othe
goods in proportion. rev gpodS arrivn
Ievery day. Lesve your orter at tho stor'
and 1t will he promptly delivered Give u
| n call. LYNGH h LEARY, N. T.. corne
| Third and M adj son streets. ol3 LIT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

| C0L0RED TUMpLERS,|
Colored Tumblers,
Colored Tumblers,
Colored Tumblers.
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Colored Goblets,
Colored Goblets,
Cololed Goblets,
Colorcd Goblets,
Colored Goblets.
Canary, Cd Gold and Blue
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Canary, Old Gold and Blue
Crystal Tumblers and
Goblets,
Crystal Tumb!ers and
Goblets.
} One of the above given with
every pound of
: One OF the above given with
J every pound Of
MIDpLEToN's SILVER COFFEE
} MIDDLETON S SILVER COFFEE
r MIDDLEToN's SILVER COFFEE
r The finest Roasted Coffee
in the market. 1t is q blene
OF Java, Maracaibo, Laguay
"a, Fancy Santos and Gold
It en- Rio Coffee.
. Full Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
Full Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
| Full Weight, Full Strength
and Full Flavor.
=. For sale by grocers,
IS cents per pound.
= For sale by grocers,
y IS cents per pound.
=lWhOLESALE
10 South Second st
. PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

Do not forget that the Armory Fund
Jndnsirlal Exposition opens tonight
in the old foundry. Give the soldier
boys q grand ovation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

Bnsh's, French street wharf, is the
place 10 buy your coai'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-24

A.: 4: ::
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-30
Sherif's Sale.

n, ,,..,. n, IN execution issued out Of the Dis.
Hyicf Court Of the second judicial DtsTies Of ne
Territory Of Idaho in and for TIE Coant -. a. =
iudgment render. and entered In said Coers On
he 9Th day Of October. 1885. in favor OF ). T.
Bailey, ard against
THr LrxHI MINING AND sMELTINa CON-
PANY,
have levied o. gil the right atas snc s S..
", 1895 1.-THE date attached The premise: neteln.
after describsd), in and to the
promises to-wit: The weittone l:de o. mine; sas.
Creek, in Mineral Hill Mining District: aaid min.
ins claim 10 1900 feet In length BY 600 ttse tn
width, and was located BY John Manning on ses
ID day Of % tobsr lceo r:eordse On ~ sssn FL FL
cordsr Of xlturas county. in Book Of Quarts Rec
ords ~" page 206: also the Mexican lode or mine
sitnsted Of, he south fork Of Deer Creek and ad-
end IL 1900 feet in length BY 600 feet in width and
va located By MILO Burke. John Toomey. VIM.
Hoffman. snd Morris fanny. April q. 1851 also tn
S n, TIP TOP s..p oSs 3: Stu
steA in said Mineral Hill Mining District.
Also the millsite. situated % the south fork o.
Deer Crsek. Mineral Hill Mining District. con
snd I'll concentrating works OF reducing worta 9,
improvements ON said millsite. located the 7Ssh
day Of July. 1881. by A. D. Foote also The Mexican
nillsite commencing It the northwest eornss ~
" less on the south fork Of Deer Creek also tn
Lsmhi mllsits. containing ave acres more o. lee.
also the wolftone ranch. siteated on ne :ontf
fork Of Deer Creek; all in said Mineral Hill MIN
Ing District. Alturas County. Idaho Territory.
Notice 10 hereby given that On the 9oth day o.
October. 1885, 1t 10 O'Clock .. N. Of that day. !!
frsnt Of the CsurtheCss in HALEY. County OF Al
ssid The Lemhi Ninine ana Smelling Compsn.
% Aforesaid, in and TO the above Dc
scribed property. 1t PUBLIC Arc1Iox. for ca:l
in hand 70 the highest and best bidder. to satasf!
said Execution and all costs.
Dsted the 9Th day Of October. 1885,
G. H. FUREY, Sheriff.
By PAT FUZZY, Deputy Sheriff. ost'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-30
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. lAJ.
uxlTxp sTAzns LAID Ovvscs,

UNlTxD 6TAxns LAID O1yscs,
HABIT. loAno, September ~. lSss.
Notice Y hereby givsa that Charlss Pepper, BY
James 4. Lusk. his attorney IN fsct. whose post
Territory. has nsde application Tor United states
Patent fos the
"CHIcA0o" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate n Section Is. Tovnship North Range II
East Boise Meridian, Mineral Hin Mining District.
Aleures Co.. Idaho Ter, soaSistins Of 1900 linear
test o. ~ lode and surface s.oend 90 test wide.
and plat of TIE o0eial survey ls In thts once.
With magnetic variation st 10 degrees and 80 nain.
utsa eese. a. follow:
claim ssa sssnas H. sss..:. "a g % nj ss
east $50 feet center east end line Of claim; Themes
% dersss and - minutes west S74 fe~t 10 cosnes
Ne. thence . ~ degrees and Is minutes east 7Aa
minutes " 1900 feet 70 corner No. 5; epcs 4 50
degrees and u minutes wsss sle.7 feet 10 corner
No. Il; thence 50 degrees and 80 minutes eest
Se2a feet 70 eosnef No. 5; thence - desreea and
total arss q ~. - scres; excluding. however.
from thts application and description, the aaee In
cenAict With the "0rAsld" lode claim iunsur.
vsysal. i.a :srss; sses claimed and sought 70 b
ecr ~ secttons >. 10. Is and IL. r 2NR II bears
9 3 dssressls minutes and - seconds west 3sO7.l
The :.td %iaing claim being Of recerd in the
trct 1t HALEY. in Aturas county, Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations se1ng the ..Psrs.el,
Empire" '.0arnslG. )" and Mountain Boy" lot Is
Non Of ne ssid "chieaso". Lode minin. claim o,
surface ground ere required 10 Ale their adverse
claims thereto with the Register Of the United
States Land O0cs. d HALEY. Idaho Tcrrtt,ry
viii b barred by virtue q the provisio.s Of III
Statute In such cases ,uads and provided.
HOMER l.. pound, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-30
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. las.

CxlTxD Stairs LAND OHvlon,
HAlLkY. IDAHO. Sept. ~, 1885
Notice n hereby given that Charles Pepper. by
James A. Lusk. his attorney intact, whose post.
on . address IL bellevue. Altur.s county, Ilaho
Territory. has made application for United States
Patent for the
LITTLE GIANT" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate In Section Is. Township North Range II
East Boise Meridian. Mineral Hin Mining District,
Altur.sCo Idaho Territory consisting Of linear
feet Of the lode, and surface ground averaging $40
feet wide. being Lot No. @. aud described in the
nsld notesand plat Of the ofacsl survey on file In
this Office with magnetic variation at IL deg, and
10 minutes east. ~ f0llowa:
Commencing ct the discovery point Of this claim
and running 70 dsgr~es and 30 minutes W GO
feet point 10 west end limo cf claim; thence 10
grecs W 40 feet to csrner No. Q: thence ~ de-
Grees 81 minutes and ~ seconds 666.1 feet to
corner No. 3; thence 10 degrees 40 feet 10
nef No. 1; thence 20 degrees. 50 minutes aud Is
seconds W 6jo6 feet to corner No. l, embrncin q An
area Of sol acres applied for. No sonficts. from
corner No. the corner TO sections o 10, IS and 1C
ofT2N r II Z bears N 81 degrees, 81 minutes and
% seconds " 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 Alturss county, Idaho Territory. The
'Psrnell." lot -.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any por.
tion Of the sAid Little aiant - Lode
Mining Claim or surface ground are
with the Register Of the United States Land Oace.
At HALEY. Idaho Territory. within the sixty days
publication thereof or they will he barred by vr.
tue Of the provisions Of the Statute in such cases
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.