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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

He Gsts o. tho Fabile Fristiag Once
Ahead 81 ths fInter nilasvif.

WssaiSsroS Aug. 8t-laiel Taylor
chief clerk oi the Gogesamsat printing o.
des. la, resigned, aud III Rounds. tie
Public Printer. has appointed Mr Gilbert
Benedict OF Nes York State in las place
who l. expected here tomorrow % assume
the duties of lhs po>iiion. The latter Is
brulher ol Mr Bsueilcf whom the FreSi-
dent la, appointed a. sueaeed dr Rounds
The clici clerk was appointed by Mr.
Rounds al ghv request oi nls brother the
incoming public printer. The ueN Public
Printer wlll friIeFr Nr. Rounds on sep
tenber l1 and ln tie meantime his brother.
the new chief ciera. Wili famllaTize him
self with the business Of the Jnloe The
advent OF the new Public Printer naturally
causes some stir among the employ es OF
the office, and there is some anxiety a. 60
the policy % be adopted wiki reference %
the changes The impression prevails tbaI
very many changes are 90 be made by Mr.
Benedict from NhEt can be learned. IL
seems that Democrats will be Installed as
fofensn and assistant iOTemen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
The INDIAN OFFICE.
Agents Instructed To Urge the Indians to
Seek Ownership of land

WAsHtNGToN, Aug. 3l-Acting Commits
sioner Upshaw, of the Indian Office. has
issued the following letter Of instructions to
agents a. the various reservations where,
under existing law allotment OF lands in
severalty may be made: The business Of
alotting and patenting lands 10 Indians
should be pressed with the utmost vigOr.
The Indian is awakening 10 the importance
Of individual ownership in the soil and
aAents must foster aud encourage this
feeling with all means in their power
The Indian asks for a paper title
for his lands and guarantee that
if he improves them they will not be
taken from him. The Indians must be i'm
pressed with the fact that if they desire to
make their stay upon their reservations
sure and staple, they must take up the
lands and get regular title TO them from
the government. Mr.. Upshaw saws many
tribes are as ciamorous for allotments aud
patents as they we're formerly tenacious of
holding all lands in common.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Al meeting of the uniformed rsnt y.
Of =. of this ciy. held lasf night ID was
decided To- invite fhe Michigan brigade go
hold Ste annual meeiine and prize drl in
this city between the Isi sni-li.iis 81 nezf
October Brga0ier- -ffenfrsl john i Benz
nett. 81 MusteEon- vEs af fhf usseilnE and
entered heartily info fhe plan fof haidinr
the meeting herr. The occarion viIi cor.
sumo tw0 DAYS during which VIII occur
the necessary legislative WORT p prlzs 1ril.
= band competition ana fhe whole Urac-e.i
incs VIII WIND az wifh bsH and banquet
Ii i sHpsetei tba fre hundred fnsn giN
he IL line. and Thousand i.eafis in attend
ance. Excursion rates rar bs secured uu
q roads
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
VIOLENT Ar ClNCtNNATl


A Frightened Printer Jumps from a
window ana B., seriously Inquired
ClSllssAll Aug 3t-A violent shock
was fslt here az 9l5. The vibrations we're
fsom east t1 west. AMI .as.ei half minute
For some time after the occurrence
every taarouehf4re vas throuced
Vfh excited ren and women re-
lannx their experiences. Ia tNo Of the
largest newspaper offices The printers be-
came ranic-srricken and rushed into the
street eilaolt stopping % iay down their
eomuasln. sticks. Our of ttem was 50
badly frightened that be Jumped through a
WinfioN io the r1of of aA aaioining oulld-
iug and Was seriously uarj. A meeting Of
ths Knights of Labor AZ Druid Hall, ~as
sbrlptIs terminated oy tue trembling OF the
buid.ng and every body present made a
dash l1f open air down a marrow passage
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

At Cadillac IL - Generally Believed to be
Truthful.
CADILLAC, Mich, Aug. 3l.-The last CON
fesson" made by James Craft, under arrest
for the murder of Brass, IS generally be-
Heved here to be true. He SAYS he Brass
came home Unexpectedly Saturday night
while he was with Mrs. Brass. He hid un-
under the bed while Mrs. Brass got supper
for Brass Brass then retired and when
asleep he hit him on the hsad with a stone
and killed him. He then took the body TO
the root cellar and buried It, He burned
the bloody bed clothing and on Monday
scattered sprouted potatoes over the cellar
He .aid Mrs. Brass did not assist him but
tried 10 prevent his committing it. Ii IS
evident that he wishes TO shield Mrs. Brass.
having become convinced that he must 90
20 Jackson iu any event He appears indif-
lerent tn his fate. Mrs Brass is badly broken
up. She confirms Crafts story.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
lN The COMM0ts s


Anothcr Amendment 60 the Reply 20 the
Queen 3. Lost.
Lovpoy Aug 3i--In the House Of Com
mons Mr. r. f. Esseimont. member for East
Aberdeen,hir-. iibeTalf moved an amend
msnt 10 the address in reply 70 the Queen
speech expressing the regret u the House
that the Crofier' act has no, removed the
grievances which Ted 20 iis passage. In the
course of debate on the amendment, Mr.
Mason. meuber FOR Middle lancashire
Liberal declared hat Scotland de-
manls home rule Mr. a. Tanner.
member Tor the middle Division Of Cork
Par1el'He expressed the hope and belief
.ha. tae Irish woai assisr iu the sI3ri t0
rescue the Crofter= 70 scotland from fhe
clutches ~ Vulture-hke landlords Mr.
Tanner proceeded To den0unce fhe land
aris policy which he described - ono of
EXTERN cation lie lanzua-e Hnsiiv boz
came sa violent that the Speaker of the
House 0rierei him to resume hIs seat.
qou Mr.. Tanner inggiriur the reason
far fao order fhe .Pess-f reuIiei shaf it vas
oa occ0grt ~ tas irreIevauef OF lis re-
marss Mr. Tanner tnereapou took bis
sfst efn1at further protest
After further warm debate Nr tsse
nlt.nts amendment vss rejected bv = T9fe
~ lH to ik
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

CoIrsHrs Ind Ang 81 An oi3 farmer.
here vas eniioei ~ f~o conf1enHe men
into tovr today rinur souF uutnoyr pre-
ferf. where De- freg s. 1s frrro hnnf In
cgnFanF siit ere rIer 1e started bone
vsfas in q hurgg of fhe waf Ihff assault
- snd ronf'fi ftm tf the nfuneF HIfr threw
hirn nrf nr fhn road uh.re re was afrr-
gsrds feuud ~ nfEhfors Hs ronfHirr
is sach ttaf se esansi give a leslrs srfran nf
the seourareIs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
In the Hands of the Law At Last.

tts.aNet - ~ 7f.ssaAs-stRN>s.
JACKSON, Mich, Aug 3i.-Onioer Win
Skaggins. the notorious pick-pocset. also
known by several aliases. whom he cap
tured at Fon du Lac Wis sksggins a
year ago. was one ola gang Of crook. which
worked Michigan Central passengers at
fhis point by going to the door of a coach
Just before the train stopped aud ordering
the passengers into the forward car, saying
that that one was reserved for parties As
they passed across the car platforms they
we're relieved Of about Ss00 The gang was
captured later and All imprisoned except
-xaggins who broke jail and had until now
eiuda4 the officers
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

RrtuAovn va, Aug 3l-A distinct
earthquake shock vas ieil here a. 9.55 20
night. 70 created grsar excitement Peo-
rie we're thrown lrom laelr lee, and bricks
we're shaken irou houses.
The earthquake tonight created panic
amo1g che cGuvIcf- al t.e state prison.
The military Was called out and excitement
soon subsidized Oue hundred oi the rlrst
regiment arenow on gnari AZ the prison.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

ftt. f.Hr - rs7 .afla fetsst.
JsrSsoS, Mioh. Aug. 3l-Wiliiam
blanchard. a convict. vas received Friday
from saginaw Cor two year. Tor burglary.
Monday hi- wife called A. the prison, she
vas in destitute circumstances but vas re-
fu-cf access fo her husband She spent
Che rht in ihe c3uaiT jail This morning
she Fas sent to County superintendent of
Poor wso said he would pass her back
This ~. the So seea ~ her. The prison
oel Ia.s sre instiiannE a search tonight
AZ fhe T0msn seemed desperate.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

CI1VELASo 3D.. Aug iz-At exactly 9.32
o'clock tonight three very severe earth
quake shocks were felt causing buildings
70 sway and about lneen minutes later
another not quite as severe vas noticed.
Occupants 20 hstel auu places ot amuse-
meul rushed irauticalg Toto the streets
The earthquake calsed pictures tO drop OF
the walls and several clacs, are reported i0
have been stopped No damage has yet
been reported bar tne people are all pretty
badly scared.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

IONA. Mich, Aug 3l-About 500 people
witnessed an exciting game between the
Black Stockings and the Ionia club today
The former winning in The ninth inning
The score by innings was as follows:
Innings, ? 3 g Q
IOuia o 0 > > 0-12
b X Stockings 0 0 . @-l3
Base hits -Ionia ), Black Stockings 8
Batteries Black Stockings, Wady and
Leet; Ionia, Humphrey and Copeland
L Umpire rorrey.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Z,savfltE. Ohio, Aug 81 II so distinct
shocks of earthquake wsrs fslt here about
$50 th's evening" Chandeliers swung back
~sri ard iorvarsi and dishes ratified. scar
ing the people into almost a panic A
meeting ~ che Fsfriotrr sons ol A A.nerlca
xas ur tremendously adjourned while p-o-
oss ia hotel. ran ou' iufo ihs balls terror
stricken A telephone message from Ian
caster th.s evenIur. SAYS tae shock threw
down a chimney there bur as uo damage
has been rep1rfsl iu fhis vicinity
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

me oe-ros eas s nfs1l scFlelai.tg morn.
1it e1ah 81 i'saa..i.l - d nee tasp.
fners was lEzi nansiass sglenaas e.ssy'sl.sl.
I14i a-ii e11i,tfsti.r iu ine ar.
Noici la&ks .1e IAsslrs e. IA tl< cas- ssress
C.slgs 1llil4ie easl aiheI 4s .1cs n.4ta
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

$3.50 st |t-sra. .sts4.s
F-usvetf. Asea kaz ri ~ scdbnsr
miller employed ia y B Merritt. roi.er
mfs ~ th. place oei Fith severe asel.
3snf .ai~ fhis Afternoon Pc was in ihe
arf ~ aiHar slfna uaeainarT ~ ben his arm
rse rassaf hT bette q eannd afeund e
ra - aressef In fhfne n.sres
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Buruaaas Ind. AeE 3l-Ba.tmore
had her cooservatirism shaken up at i0
o'riocx tonight bT an sar.hqrake shock
TIE vibrations lasted f0- about half q
minute The l1ase vas more perceprh'e
tn northeast ari northwest Baltimore At
Ite nitei Press Office and tle fmr.Fa
ofice f1s shock wss quite perceptoie. in
the latter place che primers cases being
moved about six inches in some Instances
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

CHIFFON FORCE, Va. Aug. 3l.-A severe
earthquake shock was felt here tonight
about 10 o'clock Similar shocks are re-
ported from Natural Bridge and many
points along the Richmond & Allegheny
railroad between Richmond and Lynch
burg
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

UAElos. O.. Aug l-As precisely $50
tl.s evening Gle shock oi an earthquake
va plunly ielt here 6y those ia hiEh build
iass q. lasted about twenty seconds and
sWaFef s1ne buildings fully an inch. AZ
The Odd Fellow. Temple ceremonies in
progress had t0 be discontinued the mem
o-rs rushing lo tAe street. no serious dam
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
DRINKS Are snLL sea sce.
Enterprising ssisor. -ep-r. outdoss ~
sn Faferpsi.ing couucn

WuIfsesslaa. Va Aae 80 Abaai one
monih Ago fhe afy o0uncil psssei an ir1n-
elsa prohibition orsier cioeug All saloons ln.
saie Ifa corporate limifs Yesterday the
eaiefrfis.nE saiosfu kcegers bought small
haHIae here. mofel i na ~heels sna task
g. ia psnt Iusf over fhe corporation
fnn ehere obey hal secured
st8H ~ bend 90 inrsfe an
80 sttaae fhe Caana|i aei ta ae aufi ne
iH sutrfg ~. fesairel ta fske lnio thf rnf
iafsIsa lates efip Hf an1y'ad isni I1.
rIaHfHs ffsi 4rar shieH fhe uee taI.sea 81
is Ff4 Use asf il on The nliranr II
faahff4l nfass go sN easeee
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Colu1mts ohio, Aug 3l-Ihe shock WAS
.e.r here about 922 tonight The insane
ssy iam "a the scene OF the widest excite
meat The building shock vlolenty, furni-
ture lumbled down snd it Was With the
greatest difficulty that the inmates could be
controlled Many other large buildings in
The city were shaken but no serious damage
has been reu0rted
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01


Dsrzou sepi 4 l.l5 a. al. Three silgat
snecss oi earthquake acre tells here .ast
evening lls ir-l at $50 and ile alhel $50
il.iaans ll4ekly aA within three min-
ltes. 80 aamsse sss done. bul great
mane people were frightened. Tall buld-
inss roekrd considerably. piatug-s sNayet
aud tables ware rai-led Tue passengers oa
The ugef ferries Ieil il quite severely
lhe slucz WA feil slightly a. Easl cagi-
naa
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Base Hits-Browns. l3; Cincinnati, D.
Err0rs-Browns 4, Cincinnati. 4.
Batteries-Houtz and Bushong; Reardon
and SNYDER.
Umpire-Kellev.
Game called on account Of rain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

LYScHBuRa, Va, Aug. 81 Quits severe
shock Of an earthquake was felt here to-
night about $50 The chandeliers at the
hotels we're shaken and several chairs
turned over crest excitement prevailed
iJr some little time
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

DAsvuLz. Va, Aus. 3l.-A Sigh. shock
oi earthquake Nas felt here tonight about
zoos O'Clock Buildings shook and people
ran out 0f the hotels and houses into the
streets. A second shock. very slight. Oc-
CURED a. i015. No damage MAS done, but
there vas a great scare
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

INnANAPoLIs, Ind, Aug 3i-A slight
shock OF earthquake was felt here at $50
O'Clock tonight, bat SO slight that only
fcw people and those in elevated buildings
ieit it. NJ damage Was done.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

COLUMBIA, :. C., Aug 3l-Flve distinct
earthquake shocks we're felt here tonight
about 10 O'Clock Several chimneys were
shaken down.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

NoRFoLs Va, Aug 3l.-An earthquake
shock was felt here Al 9.45 O'Clock tonight.
lt lasted one minnie and a half and was
followed by a lighter one at 1917 o clock.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

MAssiLLoN, o., Aug 3l.-The earthquake
Sd 5cs wss felt SO severely here that ali the
houses ia the city were shaken. People got
out Of oed and rushed out of their houses 90
see shat The matter was. Great excitement
pre led
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

PHILADEtrHIA, Aug. 3I-Two very dis
tinct shocks were felt in this city tonight
az 9.53 and l0u High buildings rocked,
windows rattled. aud many persons rushed
from their beds in alarm. NJ damsge was
done.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

MASsFIELD. 3D., Aug. 3l.-A slight earth
quake shoes was felt here about a.30 which,
beyond creating some alarm. resulted in no
serious damage
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

NAlrARsIso. Ind, Aug. 31.-A shock was
plsinlg felt here Al nine o'clock There was
a general rush t0 the streets out beyond the
scare no damage was done.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

BNrrvoRE, Aug. 3l-The earthquake
shocks we're general throughout Maryland
and the southern parts OF Pennsy yvania
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

PuTsBUBG, Aug 81
Innings, i 4 3 6 9
Allegheny, , 0 , o 0 o. :
Louisville, 0 3 0 o o. 5
Base hits Allegheny, 9; Louisville. O.
Errors Allegheny, 8; Louisville, g.
Pitchers Morris ami Hecker
Umpire Walsh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
IN The sAse sALL FIELD.
The Cowboys Down the washingtoniaBs-
II Louis Beats New York
Kanss. Ci'y " wA.hington.

kansas CRY, Aug. 81
Innings = , g
Kansas City, o o o 8 ? O . s
Washington. o o o o o o o o.
Base hits-kansas City, II; Washington
Errors Kansas City, o. Washington, T.
Batteries-W Weidman and Briody for Kan
sas City, Madigan and Oldheld for Wash
ington.
Umpire -Fullmer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
Baltimore Brooklyn.

BALTIMORE, Aug 81
Innings 4 7 O.
Baltimore, 0 0 = 0 o. 9
Brooklyn, o 0 o o o. ,
Base hits-Baltimore, TO- Brooklyn. g.
Errors baltimore. D; Brooklyn. 7.
Pitchers McGinnis and Henderson.
Umpire Bradley
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Base tlfs-New YORK. TO- MarOOnS, l..
Errors-New York, .; MaroOns. 3
Batteries eefe and Q ROnrke, Healv
and Graves Game called at end of eighth
inning on account "A rain.
Other games were played as follows:
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-09

east end line of claim; thence NORTH, 400 east
3O7. 50 feet to corner No. l thence south ago
west 6l5. 70 feet to corner No. 2; thence
north $40 west 1900 feet tn corner No. 3;
thence north AGO east 615.7S feet to corner
No. 4: thence south so east 1850 feet to
corner Mol. embracing an area OF 2.U
acres applied for No conflicts. 800
From corner No. 3 the corner to sections
%, q, q and rs OF I. \. X. Is u. Boise
Meridian. bears north $50 4 west 1897 feet.
The said mining claim being of record in
the Office Of the County Recorder Of sand
Mining District, at HALEY, in Alturas
county. Idaho Territory The nearest
known location being the Iron King"
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of the said Courier y lode
mining claim or surface ground are rcquir-
ed to file their adverse claims thereto with
the Register of the United States Land
Office, ut HALEY, Idaho Territory, within
the sixty days publication thereof. or they
will Ike barred by virtue of the provisions Of
the statute in such cases made and provided.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
Idirect that the foregoing notice OF appli-
cation for patent be published for the period
Of sixty days ten consecutive weeks in
THE kETcnUM KEYSTONE, "A weekly news
paper published Mt kctchum, Alturas
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND, Register
w. II. WATT, Atty. for applicant.
First publication December 26, 1885.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-09
NOTICE 40. lJo.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO, December Il. loS3.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IllAt
~ William :. Mccormick. by ". II. wall
his attorncy-in-fact whose Po>to;'icc aI'
dress is Haley. Alturas county. Idaho LEI,
ritory, has made application for I ni'tu
States Patent for the Silver Ciia Loui
mining claim, situate ON unSuryeyea ~
in Vienna (forlnorly SawtOoth Millb
District, Alturas county, Idaho Ierrl,"i!'
consisting of 800 linear feet Of the i"u'.
and surface ground 600 feet wide. belps
Lot No. 45, and described in the held ho .i,,
and plat of the official survey on ME III M IN
office, with magnetic variation at ~ %
east. as follows:
Commencing ut the discovery p9ihl -
this claim, and running east along Inc ',,.
ter line OF claim 100 feet. center oil esS
end line of claim; thence norm - ~ - on,
800 feet 10 corner No. thence suuth y y.
west 6DO feet To- corner No. >; thence W.
795fect To corner No. 3; thence nor'h .,b
west 705 feet To corner No. 4; thence iio.s IT.
80 30 east 600 feet To corner No. - s,''"e 4.
south 10 east 100 feet To corner ~ a.,
thence east .y5 feet to- corner No. !. en-"
ing an area OF 2o3S acres applied i"l'
, conflicts. VI
| From corner No. I, L. 5. NJ. NJ. No .
bears north 100 IL west 1855 feet. Ii,
| The said mining claim being ot 80 aid
the Office Of the County Recorder , ~ ga,
Mining District, at HALEY, N A' nres,
county, Idaho Territory. Inc liza
known locations being the h s.'
Yukon" -. North star" Morning '"''
and Baby ,..-selv
Any and all persons claiming a .'r.' Icde
and portion of the said " silver III rsnnir-
mining claim or surface ground are 'eT i'ith
ed to Tile their adverse claims ihsle Land
! the Register of the United States within
Office, at Haley, Idaho Territory " Si thew
the sixty days publication thereof; s Il d
will be barred by virtue Of the pros,'S pro-
the Statute in such eases made anu ';a,lr
vided. HOMER l.. POUND, hes.5f'ss anil
Idircct that the foregoing not.ee Cor +, Inc
cation tor patent he pubhs"e s"ooseeutise
period OF sixty days ten eUs",cey.. "A
weeks) in TUX KsrcuvN htfEsal,ebn.o,
weekly newspaper puhllsheu Nv
Atturas county, Idaho '.c,i,t,'i,s i,s-is.e,
HOMER l.. PcJSp, Ms
! ". u.-WArr. Atty. FOR affissssI,.s .5
| Fist publication DECEMBER ~ i'N
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-09
Application for il Patent.
NOTICE 80. 15i.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY. II NO. December . ls-5 L
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ the Triumph Mining COMPANY. n COR.
pOration duly organized and existing unl'.-
and by virtue of the laws of Inc Te--i,lr,
of Utah. with It's principal Office ia 1.c Citr
and County Of Salt Lake. and doing bl,i
ness in the County of Altuya>. Tcrriturrg
Idaho, hy it, attOrncy-in-fact. ". II Wa &.
whose POstotlice address is HALEY Awrs
county. Idaho Territory. has made .np'irl-
ton for United states Patent .o- "A.
Nay s.cnfL Lode Mining Claim. ,i.lsi.in
section % T. /. y. Il. Is r.. E...c N.-ili.n.
Warm Springs Greek Mining District. Aea.
ras county, Idaho TERRITORY. con..-tng,f
1900 linear feet of the lode. and >uri1r.
ground 600 feet wide. being i.ut Nn. g.. and
described in the field notes and j.,at ~ the
official survey on file in til, office. Wi.h
magnetic variation at loo I. cast. Is lo..
lows:
Commencing at the discovery point AZ
this claim, and running south cl- wc.;a.vrs
north end line of claim 30 fc.t % cplrc-
No. |; thence north so cas-, ..f .C.t O. cl--
ner No. ,: thence south 70 east l-HN t,lt %
corner No. 3; thence south So vc,; G.i i-a,
10 corner No. !; thence north 20 Yves, IN
feet Ia corner No. |. embracing total area
of 2D.60 acres; excluding. however from
this application and description the area 10
conflict with the Grover Cleveland iu.s
(unsurveycd) l.13 acres area claimed and
sought To be patented 1898 acres.
From corner No. 3 the corner % sections
%. "A, - and 26 of 4. y. r. Is T. bears
south 10 IL l." east biol feet
The said mining claim being of record IN
the Office of the County Recorder IL sa.l
Mining District. at HALEY. in Altura,
county, Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the "Gtovcr cye-
land, " Triumph" Lot 81. and 'Don,>h.
Any and all persons claiming advcr, IS
any portion OF the May Leaf Lode Mining
Claim or surface ground are required 20 'il'
their adverse claims thereto win ihc R,g,,
ter of the United States Land Oii.n 81
HALEY. Idaho Territory. within the .iXy
days publication thereof or jscy wa BE-
barred by virtue of the provision, o. ne
Statute III such eases matic aIa ,.u;i'!rt
HOMER. /. POUND. Register
Isdirect that the foregoing Nut.rc Of appi.
cation for paten, I've published ion the period
of sixty days ten consecutive ca- 90 Tvs
kErcurM kEYsToSE. u weekly newspaper
published a, kctchun Alturas county
Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register.
W. III. MATT, Atty. for Applicant.
First publication December 26. lsSi
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-09

Tie inmates of an Indiana poor
house are fed at the rate of two
cents per meal.
a frontier paper, the Weekly
Sod-House, has just changed its
name to Light of the Dugout.
There is man in North Caro-
lima named More Snow. His neigh
bors are not in favor of him.
Recent experiments have shown
that the first choice among colors
of all children under seven wears OF
age is yellow.
Calf rnia produc ID a pear this
year that measured 175 inches
from end to end and 14f inches
around the thickest part.
A natural bridge has recently
been discovered in the Tonic Basin,
Arizona, which is 200 feet long, 500
feet vide and 10 feet high.
" Another good man is gone" is
the way Western newspaper
heads the announcement that a
supposed handsome young man
has been discovered to be woman.
a death certificate was so filled
In by a Chicago doctor as to have
it appear ne had killed his patient.
lie wrote his own name inadver-
tently in the space where the cause
of death is specified.
A woman named WolIen, aged
forty, but neither fair ror fat, h;s
built cabin on the mountain ton
in Colorado, 10000 feet above the
level of the sea and 300 feet above
Blu ma Vista, the nearest town, and
j 'es there all alone. She is searcl..
e ing for gold. f
Christians are no longer liable tc
insults from masculine Mahomme
( q ms, but nine out of ten of thu
p,der women, even in c onstaninople
Will look askance at a Christian
unbeliever and greet him with thu
.salutation; May the dogs devoul
your bones"
a wine merchant in Hamburg
Germany, has hequeathed one
thousand thalers per annum-th
interest on certain sum---to tn
baldest MANN the city, with the pro
l. viso. THAI, should man turn u
with 40 Lair' at all on his head, h
- 70 tals. the entire capital.