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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

TINS House fdrslen affairs ssmsslgsss A.,
eldsi = submit faFgfahds fap4a s,,oe
the feHglu las eallla1 f0r fstallasary A..
ilon Tor osfmasy'a restrictions anon
American products
AcenHnfsa " Ne Frsyg gssalag. a
journal published at Wlimlnrt,e. Dsi
Senator bayafd viii tender hls feslgna.
lion 20 The Legislature as be hes ACCENTED
the htats portfolio NJ Clevsland't cablnas
TeLHgnAns from K Irtl announce Tho ar.
rival of General llulier'a forces at gakdnt.
TINS Ohio Democratic members of tho
Legislature will atlond The Inauguration
Ia body.
Mas AssA Parks, over one handrnd
years of age and born In County MAYO.
Ireland was buried AZ Detroit, Mich. on
the 9Th.
Aastr KENNEDY, twenty .two yeara of
age, hanged herself at Detroit. Mich. on
the 9th,
1nE Prince OF Wales will start on hls
tour April "a.
Hos. RurHFaFoRp u. HAYES has nIvon
$1,000 toward lifting q church debt al Ere.
mont, o.
ALoNzo FLAcK, D. d., OF Hudson River
Institute, at Hudson, N. ", died on the
lst, aged eighty two.
ALBANY, N. ", was visited by most
destructive connagration on the LIST, start.
ing In the freight houses Of the Delaware
a. Hudson Canal and West Shore Railroad
Companies.
TnE fall of Gladstone, according TO q
Paris newspaper, has been Gormnny's po.
litlcal dream aud Bismarck's aim.
by proclamation, President Arthur con.
vened the Senate in special session for
March ith at IL m.
OK tho gsth Ex-Governor Patton Of Ala
bama died near Florence In that State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OS tho cath the schooner H. J. Collins
and cargo, valued at $4,000, burned OIL
Ocean City, Md.
An octogenarian, VIM. Haun, was MUIR
dcrcd in his home, near Knoxville, Tenn,
on the eth. His son is charged with the
crime.
JUDsoS DITsoy, who has been collecting
money on forged checks at Boston, was ar
rested on the 2jth.
FIVE children were severely II not fatal
ly injured while coasting at Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the ejth, their bob-sled running
with great force into a passing wagon.
THE Pittsburgh (Pa.) detective force
have unearthed an organized gang of
thieves, captured several OF them and re-
covered money and valuablos TO the
amount OF $1,000.
WHILE practicng roller-skating In her
room at Columbus, o., on tho 18th, Miss
Ollie Fredericks, a young society lady Of
that city, aged twenty -one, fell, her
head striking the floor with such force
as to fracture her skull. Her life is de-
SPARED Of.
JOSE GALLEoos, tho Mexican who mur-
dered SO many people at Las Novias, ".
NJ, was shot to death by mob.
on the 10Th a terrible explosion occurred
at the Royal School Of Gunnery ut Shoe
buryness, Eng, while a number Of artil-
lery officers and scientists were testing n
now patent fuse Three men were killed
outright and several fatally wounded.
Among the latter were some OF the most
prominent officials Of the Government
Laboratory at Woolwlch.
JIM WATTS, colored murderer, knocked
the jailer down at Nlcholasvlle, KY, and
was shot aud killed by the iailer.
NOSE CAros, OF Union City, KY, on the
21th hanged his wife, whom he married
four years ago.
WM. I. coMsrocg, Justice Of the
Peace, shot Geo. p. Smith near Valentine,
Neb., on the 27th.
CHAs. DEAN, OF indianapolis, Ind, after
brooding over real estate troubles, ended
his career.
on the LIST S. W. Perry, prominent res
ident OF Bereau, o., was suffocated with
coal gas.
on the lst John Miller, assistant head
waiter Of the Arlington Hotel, Lynch
burg, Va, murdered Royal Matthews, the
head waiter, with q carving-knife. Both
colored.
THREE mon with cooked rcvolvers en-
tered the State Treasury OF Nebraska at
Lincoln, on the 2sth, and demanded money.
| The attack was expected and detectives
were In Whiting. They killed James Grif-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
SIX DAYS ON WHEELS.

BegInnlng of tho Sir Days Roller skating
Tournament ~ Madison square Garden.
New York--Tbe Contestants
nlw YORK, March 2.-Madlson Square
Garden was Oiled last night by large
number Of people 10 witness the opening
Of the slS days roller skating tourna.
ment Tho hall presented brilliant ap-
poaance, most of the decorations which
had been put up for the Arlon ball last
Monday being left, aud the pleasing effect
being heightened by long rows Of electric
lights. Among the entries for the long
distance skating ares Eugene Middons,
Of Boston; Chas. Walton, q. u. Claxton +,
j. Il. Meyer, NJ. y. Calhoun, Of
New York. J. W. Irish,
Of Newport, X. l.; c. A. johnson,
Of Brooklyni Albert Shock, Of Chicago I:
J. Robinson, Of .lirooklyni A. X Smith,
o. II. Stlll, J. y. Phillips. of New YORK ;
W. Boyctt, Of Port Jeryls, n. Y, J. W.
Allen, Of New Haven; Jno. Ecks,
Charles E1gan, Of New York; Frank
Hart (cOlored), Of New York, II. Ward,
Of Chlcagoj Jno. Goodwin, of New York I;
Jacob Small, Jf New York. y. A. WEIGH,
Of Jersey city, aud Jno. Goodwin, OF
New York.
A. the start some went on at break
meek pace, while others took things cas-
lly, knowing the long journey before
them. The frst mile was covered by
Small In five minutes; Welch was second,
aud Irish third. Small did six miles In
thlrly.two minutes aud thirty seconds.
At one O'Clock the score Of the i've
leaders stoodi Small with twelve miles,
one Jap; Ellis, eleven miles, six laps
Shock, eleven miles, one lapi weleh
eleven milesi Robinson. ten miles, sever
laps.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
THREE OF A KIND.

A Trio Of DynamIters Experimenting With
n Newly Invented Internal Machine Tor
Uso ny Anarchists. Socialists. Nihilists
and Their Kindred Spirits.
HUNTINGTON, rA, March 2--Tlires
men, two of their names unknown, but
evidently German and Amcrcaui tho
third frcucman giving the name oil NJ.
Fnurnand, who has but recently arrived
from Paris, have for several days been
experimenting In secluded portion Of
the Diamond Valley with machinery for
the more certain Use Of nItro-glyccrlnc
aud other highly explosive compounds.
The trio quietly took their departure
westward on yesterday afternoons
train. The American had been here with
party In December last, who at that
time made several tests Of compound
called nitro pctrollnc, but on this occa-
sion neither he nor the German could be
induced TO engage In conversation. Tho
Frcnchman, however, In order to secure
necessary information, was induced 10
oonhde, though guardcdly, In two or
three pcrsons. lie claimed TO be the In
ycntor OF the machinery he MS
testing, aud when perfected,
will receive an Immense sum Of money
for II from The Nihilists Of Russia, ,is
lnternalionallsts In Germany aud France
and dynamitcrs In America. The con.
lIlyanco consists OF wick saturated
with a highly inhammable wax nd
coiled conecrtcally on a roller. II 4
uncolcd by a sprlng which In turn II
governed by clock work gearing.
The part last unwound burns with
flash, lgnlting the explosive with
which II communicates. The time II
controlled by the length Of the wic' u
fuse, the object now being 10 rcgulat is
burning, which had been very nearly re-
complishcd, as several very satisfactory
explosions were secured. The Amefleau
and the German are AGENTS 0f the soc
ties that employ Mr.faurnand, aud i'o q
report on The results. They go Iron
here to Pittsburgh, and from there e
Cincinnati and Chicago.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
BURIED DEEP IN SNOW.


Thirty Persons supposed to Have Lost
Their Lives In Utsh-TwelYe Bodlss RE-
covered.
SALT LAKE Cry, U. r., Feb. l9.-The
relief party which went from here 10 Alta,
the scene Of Friday nights terrible snow
slide, returned 10 the city at late
hour Tuesday night, bringing the bodies Of
twelve victims. -Four Of thOse at first re-
ported dead were rescued alive. 1hoy
are Andrew White, but little injured, who
was under the snow twelve hours; Fred
CuIllnln, who was buried sixteen hours,
sustained sOineI injury 10 his back; Mr..
Kolst who was lngulfed six hours, and Mr..
F0ri. Tie body 0f one Chinaman was not
found. The bodies, sewed In blankets,
were hauled down the canyon on sleds, one
OF which carried the bodies of the four Bal
lou children, and another the remains of
Mrs. Ford and baby. The latter, on The night
Of the terrible Disaster yainly begged 0f her
husband that shs aud her child b. taken 10
a place Of safety, a. she was sure a slide
was coming At the inquest yesterday
nothing new was developed. The funeral
services will take place to-day. Five adults
and eight children arc still In Alta In
constant danger from sn0wslldes and ~
lief party will 70 there to-day ~
bring them TO this city. Snow-sIldes IN tho
vicinity Of Alta are Of daily occurrence.
One took place at Superior gulch Saturday,
and, II Is believed. resulted IN the death VI
three men who we're working there. Two
men from neighbJfing camp went 10
Superior guleh 10 see II all was light
there. The visitors got within sight "
the cabin and tunnel. Just then they
saw a slide start, aud IN an In
slant the cabin and tunnel were ohlltefaied
By a sea Of snow. The confussion Of the
slide was sufficient 10 hud the terrified
witnesses 10 the ground aud they hurried
away. IN the three slides Of last Friday at
Alta Il Is believed thirty persons lost their
llyfa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WIEN the ice moves at Louisville, KY,
II Is feared that great deal Of damage
will be done.
THE eas. bound lines from Chicago are
again taking grain and provisions at the
old cut rates.
In tho Electric Light Convention. in ses-
sion at Chicago on the 18th, J. Z. Morri-
son, Of Baltimore, was elected President Of
the association, with II. N. Cleveland, OF
Hartford, y. NJ. Barton, OF Chicago, and
J. II. Yarhro, OF Nashville, as vice-Presi-
dents. W. n. Hovey, Of Boston, was
elected Secretary.
COLLECTIONS OF internal revenue for the
tirst seven months Of the fiscal year were
ss5, 5,3li.3lI, against sGp. .es2, ,G1p for tho same
period for the previous fiscal year, a de-
crease Of 81 .61i.sg2. There was an increase
OF s9Oi .5a5 In the. collections from ferment-
ed Iiauors; a decrease Of <i,is2, 10 from
spirlts: a decrease of s1Sj,cs5 from tobac-
cos. and decrease Of s21i, 40 from miscel-
laneous sources.
TnE protracted cold weather has caused
an oyster famine at Baltimore.
AT Yum Nan, China, several hundred
Catholics are said 10 have been massacred
recently.
GENEVA Anarchists advocated the
forelble destruction Of the existing state
Of society.
Fxcr.sp refuses torecognisethe 20 French
declaration making rice contrabsnd OF
war
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
Not Aims. but Work.

LONDON. Feb. i9.-sir William Vernon
llarcoutt the Home Secretary. yesterday
received depuialIon Of unemployed work
Iugmen, who assured him that they did not
desire alms, but work. They rcpudiated all
sympathy with any soclalistic propaganda.
The Home Secretary was much i'm
pressed by the expressions Of the depu-
laiinn and assured the delegates that tho
Government would look Into the matter
closely and consider the adFisabIllty 0f
stimulating efforts Of local phllanthfupIc
i,oiies, with a view Of afToriIng larger tenn
pofafy relief IN addition he thought that
The Government might do something IN the
way Of emigration by communication with
the British colonial authorities.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 2.-Thomas
J. Sayin, eS.Mayor Of Adrian, Mich, for
whose capture reward Of 81 900 by that
city aud $4,000 by Lenawee County was
offered, has been arrested by detectives.
When arrested, be admitted that he was
the man wanted aud was willing 10 re-
turn without a rcqulsitlon. lie has rczid.
ed during the past two years al Port
Townsend, Wy. r., and Is charged with
extensive forgerIss committed In iss2,
lie said he was tired cludinv arrest, and
Intended 10 surrender after viewing the
Ixuositiou
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

ssDALa, No, March i.-Geo. Wilson
was arrested here yesterday on q war.
rant issued by United States Commits
sloner A. G. Scott, charging him with
having. about February sd, forged the
naase II ale wife, Mrs. Ella Wilson, TO q
money order sent her by Wilson's mother
for 81 so, and having feloniouzly sppro-
pristed The proceeds 10 hts own use. VIII
sons wits i an invalid. and he hsstns
iailsd 10 support her, shs was removed 10
The Home u the Fflenaless In this city,
where she now l.. II Il asserted thas
Wilson's mother sent the money 70 b
ussd In procuring her medical as4lsiAnes
Wilson has confessed The foFseFT.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
Riots IN Virginia Coal Fields.

LYSonBuRo, Va, Feb. io.-Trouble Is
reported at Pocahonlas, Tazewell Coun.
~, aud more is anticipated. Owing
10 the depression Of business a mum.
ber OF miners were recently discharged
from the coal-mines. Since their dis
mlssal several persons among them the
Mayor Of the Town. have been Cred upon In
the night and negro policeman has been
killed. Other persons, incindlng a mine
boss. have been ofiefeito leave town under
penalty Of death The citizens beld mass
meeting las, night. condemned the outrages
and subscribed money fof The equipment Of
re pci'cs FORE
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

yNcExsEs, IsD., March 2.-John
Beard, q farmer, met with . most hor-
rlblc and cxcruclating death Saturday 81
a sugar camp near Hazelton, below this
city. lie was standing ovefs lsrze kettle
Of boiling sugar water when he suddenly
lost his balance and fell headlong into tho
kettle. No one was near At The time, and
when found he was boiling In the huge
receptacle, but was llieless. and In .
most horrible condition. The neiEhhors
were sickened by the shocking occur
renee. Mr.. Beard leaves vile and I've
children.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

WASHINGTON. Feb. ie.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury. in response 70 q resolution
adopted On the Hgtlon Of Representative
Dorkefy. has transmitted 10 the House q
statement of The expenses incurred under
Tie Law providing fOF the appointnent Of
Special DEPUTY Masshals kupefvisaf~ ~
Electlenz and Chief supervisors The state
cent shows that during 1915, 1880. iss1
and 1884 he expenses for Special Deputies
wus se5l. $50. Supervisors. ta1s.3 90. I.
th'sf Supervisors. $7e1 ia. iosal, yl,s71
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

PEORIA, IlI-, March Ian exsmIna-
ton Of the ruins Of Hesler's furniture
store destroyed by fre between three and
four O'Clock this morning leaves lIilIe
doubt that n w. caused BY Ine<ndIari1m,
ami that previously IN sttempt had t<o1
made 10 burrisriRs ths safe. The ao1o
doors were found some dIstanee iron ~
safe and bearing slxns that lheJ I'D tecn
~rhir~s~a - The fore< n - e<rl>~1c<
The thieves goa nothine iss thelr rn11o.
and probably 0fed NJ nto<e - - -
venfr. The sloek ol f1rnl1UFo ~ 80
pleisly destroyed - ~ ~ - -
- 70 Ihe o1t1u1 y UIC)& ~
= - bsIldIse = ~ esv1z
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

Every penitentisry IN Texas Is pro-
vided With kennel u three or more
biood1Dunds for the purpose of hunting
escaped conviets. --sk Lonls hs<f.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

.'h'oNaL AND FOLlIICAt.
iaE Earl OF Durham has brought suit
alnst bis wifo for divorce at London,
arging that she Is insane.
FRANCIS f. WARREN, Of Wyoming, was
nlnated on the 18th by tho President to
Governor Of Wyoming Territory.
DR. ROGERS, Of Ann Arbor, Mich,
O'aer Of Randolph Rogers, the sculptor,
!" IN Rome, has received notice that Mr..
osers recently made will bequeathlng
entire collection Of casts, models, etc,
The University OF Michigan.
SECRETARY McCULLocn sent COM
anleailon to tho Hous, on the 2jth rec
amending the appropriation Of 81, 900 for
revenue marine servics to protect the
a. fisheries In Alaska.
w the 18th Representative Logan IRE
ollcanl Of tho Illinois Legislature died
'aaenly Of heart disease In the capitol
hilding.
ihL Residents appointment Of +. Z.
hren as Governor OF Wyoming, gives
,iiaetion at Cheyenne.
VhlcAGo pugilist named Jack Burne
challenged Paddy Ryan.
lug Governor Of illinois has ordered an
's'''n In whiteside County, to flll the
.saney caused by the death of Represcn-
live Logan.
sesrus scHwAB, the New York Social
an been held for trial In the sum Of
~ on each charge.
aphlRAL CouRBEr announces that he
i'ass stand at Shanghai to intercept
s'ss with rice cargoes.
h BALAccr. the alleged French
senan, who tried TO elops with Mrs.
VAR, wealthy Spanish American Of
.a'a fe, was arrested In Mexico, aud IL
.a'ea AZ santa Fe on 4 charge Of lar-
ny Washington star states that sena-
earland was rendered and has accept
" as Attorney Generalship under Cleve-
~. Illinois Legislature took an informal
~ ior Unitei States Senator on the
merely TO maintain the record.
declared by United Ireland that II
are any demonstrations during the
me Prince Of Wales 10 Dublin
n, VII be countsr demonstrations which
ovsrshadow any that Earl Spencer
we ati Senator Sherman reported
IN Al ssnafe an amendment 10 the sundry
uli. which provides for the cree.
!" 'ae District Of Columbia statue 10
ara snsaofy Of General Lafsyeste, TO cost
49, 80. tlee-Prssidsut-slscs arrived al
-susn sson On the 77sh, and vas received
.s,-t y number Of political orxani.
-, sad distinguished men q the Ma.
~ Capital
- sAlissunr's motion In The House
p csasars the British Govern
- sdopted, I'D 70 O. A similar
~ en9or1 Norikcoes. m sb<
- rs1see>d. ~ y ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

IRON Cairo 20 Old DonFUla, about loo
niies.
FROM Old Dongoa 10 Koril. about 70 miIss.
ffum kurii n Mrtoinnnh. lsi mites
From Acieinnnh ~ kharf0um, ~ mllea
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
THE DEAD osr.

Magulre Is well known In police cir
Giles, having served several terms Ia re-
formatory institutions. The elf Is ln-
tested With bad characters At present
who have never been known here before,
and Il will not be surprising II other
schemes OF a similar kind arc at
tempted. Every precautlon Is being
taken by citizens who will deal promptly
with rullans II the safe.blowing kind.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05

COO fee, wide being Lot No. 6s, and descrih-
cd in the field notes and plat of the official
survey on file in this Office. with magnetic
variation at Is degrees and 80 minutes east,
rs follows:
Commencing a. the discovery point OF
this claim. and running South 81 degrees
west 700 feet center west end line of claim {:
thence, south rs degrees west 33l feet e.
corner No. 1 thence north rs degrees east
Oi2 feet 10 corner No. .; thence north 81 de-
grces east 800 feet TO corner 30. 3: thence
south rs degrees west 81 feet tO corner No
{; thence south II degrees west 900 feet to
corner M. T. embracing an area of ~ lG
acres applied for No conflicts
FROM corner No >. the corner 10 section
.. 10. ID and loot township iunrth of range
Is east of the Boise meridian. bears soutb
81 degrees II minutes and ~ seconds west
1882 feet
The said mining claim being Of record in
The Office oi the County Recorder of said
Mining District. at HALEY. in Almras
County. Idaho Territory. The ucarr.t
known locations being the "TimLrrlinc"
and Transit"
Any aud al persons claiming adversely
any portion OF the Denver Lode Mii,iu,r
claim or surface ground are required t1 tile
their adverse claims thereto with .Ii. E..f--
Ger 81 the uited States Land Ouicc ia
Haley. ldaE" Territory. within the -iVtv
days publication thereof, or they viii be
barred hy virtue OIL the prov. IONS al the
statute IN such cas'~ made and provided.
HON Ef, l.. POUND. REGISTER
! ulf,ct t.hI the foregoing Notice Tor Iat-
en- De published Tor tte period ol .iSiv
days ten consecutive Wteh,J iu T.E
hlI.HIN kElerurE, Il weekly ucW-paler
F9'!ehCd 80 hctchum, AiuWl- County.
Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND. REGISTER.
W II. Watt, Atty. for Applicants.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05

They say woman's heart is like q harp.
And like plant that knows blooming
hour;
May be- but mine-not yet hath risen its
song;
May be; but mine-not yet hath blown
its flower
IT'S true some little. wordless fantasia
May have been Weakened by toying hand !;
Some genial breeze have opened little bud,
small, white flower like those on lone
woodland
The music, burdened with grand words
awaits
Some master powerful and passionate;
And, dreaming of the royal-heartcd sun,
The purple flower sleeps in her yelled
state
But oh my heart is happy of this hush
So like the silence of that hour ere dawn /;
So glad to dream as little shrubs may dream
All winter meath the warm snow on the
lawn.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05
Application for a Patent.
NorIca so. rs.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HtLLY. lDAuo. September a. 1855
NOTICE II HEREBY CiNEN THAT
y WILLIAM n. NuU and Walter + jcur.v
and SalnUcl Allen by W. IL. Watt. tA.ir
AtturncY-ln-faCt whose Po-tpnicc addr.-.
l. Haley, Altura> County. idaho Territory.
have made application for a uitcd States
Patent for tine eaUzislDia Lode Mining
lain. situate in Section 10 AMI H. Town
snip :. North OF Range + Ea-t Warm
Springs Creek Mining District. tlfur.-
County. Idaho Territory. consisting az 800
linear feet OF the lode. and surface .rnuu!
GJ feet wide. being lot So. g. ami ,l,-, rib
cd an the field note ami plaza of the official
survey on file IN this Office. with magnetic
variation ~ Is degrees and - minutes east
as follows
Commencing AZ the discovery poin, az
tliis claim, and running north - degree.
west 4ii icct. center YVES, end line OF claim.
thence south H. degrees west 30 lcct 90 , or
ncr No. / thence north ~ degrees east Cu
feet 90 corner No. >: thence -ujit % - DEGREES
east 800 feet "a corner So 3: thence south
rs degrees west tJJ fcvt Is corner 50. O.
thence north - degrees west i..rl feet tu
corner MOL, embracing area of 2lGj acre.
applied for. M Conflicts.
From corner No. :. tlc corner CD section
-, ID, - and l6 al t1Wu-hipl north 90
range Is east ol the Boise mort iiun bears
south - degrees - minutes and 4 seconds
west ca - feet
The said mining claim being 81 record iu
the office 81 the County Recorder IL Said.
Mining District. at Haley IN Altura-
County. Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the "Prccilla Lot
90, and the " Gondul:or and Three X.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
amy portion AZ tho said "Goudpla" Lode
Mining claim or surface ground are ra-
quircd - .iie their adverse claims thereto
with the REGISTER Of tIc United States Land
Office, ~ i!aiicy, idaho Territory. within
the sixty days publication thereof. or they
viii bc barred ~ virtue uf the provision. ol
thc statute IN such cases made and pro
yijcd.
HOMER l.. POUND. REGISTER
! direct that the foregoing Notice 81 hp-
plicadon for Patent DE published for thc
period of sixty days ten consecutive weeks
IN The kErCHUN kEr~ToSE - wee,-iv news
paper paper Published 90 kctchUm, Altlrus
County. Idaho >cui.ory.
HOMER l.. POUND. REGISTER.
W. II. WATT. Atty. Tor Apuiicrut.
FIRST publication September I'D, lS-5.