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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
bur TIM &remse lit &etl.

Der belize Nmbrofus reilte eiumal pom
MaiIanb mad Eom in IaseIesenbeiten iei'
mes Yistbums. 9luf benz @ese babin fam
sr NIT ieinem Oiener IN cine Serberge, NO
er cine iebr quite aufnubme fanb, benn es
mar bieielbe bas 2anbsut zines isbr rei9en
&omers. Nmbroiius lieB ii9 nit ieinem
@aftpirtbe in elm @eiprd3 elm, in pel6ss
er aud oftmuls bic gusipriide Ses Seilans
bes unb ieiner apoitel: v@sbe Sud, Die
SIR iest la9t uno i9er3t, Sbr perbet emit
weinen"; r8er iein &reus ni9t auf ii9
nimmt, Der 1T meiner ni9t wertb"; sd
TRACE bic Wunomale Ssiu @briiti an meis
mem 9eibe" u. I. 10. NIT einflieBen lieB.
Oils Der Seilise auf bisie Wsiie ieinen
@aitseber pom benz Nlten bes 2eibens unb
benen Notbpenbisteit gu iiberSeussn iu9te,
CAB inn bieie our glntport: Oas tonne CT
bur4aus ni9t slauben, mas isiu Sat pon
&rer3 unb Wiberudrtistsiten ipre9s; benn
er babe tn ieinem sanSen 2eben nod ni9ts
gu Ieiben sebabt.
gls bies Mmbroifus bSrte, rief er ioalei1
ieinen Oiener unb ipra1: S9neI pade
suiammen, bier tSnnen mir nt9t ldnser
bleibeu; benn In bieiem 5auie (wo tein
2eiben it, 1T @ott ni9t. sic nabmen
alio i@nea ibre Sa9en unb aosep fort /;
aaetn taun batten fe bas Saus usrIafsn,
10 ftiirste basielbe bur9 Elm grbbeben ein
unb besrub ale feline 8swobnsr unter ieis
men Trimmern. vSisbft Du," fpra9 bas
BET ImbrOfius a. ieintm gesletter, Der
bteb iab, vwo TEN 2eibsn 1T, ba 1T aud
@Ott nidt, unb barum 1T bas 9aus einsss
i%tirst."
Seien mir baber NIT ben uns BON @ott
seianbtea 2sibsn 3ufrisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Standardization.

Sd iaB i'm 0irtbs6auie gu 6. unb trani
baS CUTE @ebrdu, = bas Sie9e pieber
f%rdftist, bas @reiie mieber iiinst, = bu
tamen Swei Sanblunssreiienbs berein. mel.
DE bur9 ibre bo9mobii4e Musitaffiruna
iofort meme Mufmertiamtett erresten. sic
lieBen ii9 in Der Ndbe meines Giides nies
Der unb finsen an, Bite 3u ersdblen, mos
rauf bic 9anblunssreiienben u sinmaI
Elm Monopol baben. Ser cine Reiienbe
ma9te In 2einpanb obne BaumpoIIe, ber
anbere In d4tem Por3euan. sic unters
bielten bic ~eritaunten @dite pon ben Serrs
li9teiten BerIins, pon benz @Ian3e ibrer
Sirmen unb pon ioniti9en llnsebeuerli4s
teiten unb uenn Der Cine ss ni9t senau
nit Der @abrbeit nabm, 70 log Der Nnbsre,
bab bic 8alten fi1 bossn, ME iie es ben1
70 MAIDEN, bic Serren &siienbsn. Die
Beiben aber batten fi9 gum grsoten Der
@dfte In ibren Muff1nsibereisn 70 nberbos
ten, baB fe f1@ tn cine iebr serei3te Stims
mung btneingelogen batten, benn Reiner
moute benz 4nbern bas SeIb rdumen. unb
Sober that's benz Gnbern Suuor, UNI i'm
la9erli9 gu MAIDEN.
vSa, meine 9errsn", risf Der In 2eins
panb, incline 6irma fouten sic ieben!
Scttpou! 3wei Sale, jeber 10 jrOB wie Der
Garlsplat bort, uoasepfropft nit Rommis,
unb bas Iaes nur aleene fir bic i%talienis
i9e GorrelponoenS. Nun benfen sic erit
gnslans, Srantrei3 unb Gbina! @ir pers
brauden jabrIi3 4 Ohm 0inte unb babsn
cine eiiene SanSbeerbe, ba mir ni9t NIT
i9reiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
IA.

Neben benz fleinen Glide on meinem
Bette iaB am Gage, nadbem @tbel ibr
Seim perlafen, Der anwalt, Der felt lansen
Sabren bic Sitter permaltet bate, bic nun
bic msinisen ~seporben waren. ST mar
gefommen, UNI meine Wini4e fennen gu
lernen, unb iaste mir bas IN ietner trodes
men, ~erniten @ei@dftsweiie.
Sd babe Jules ssbsim sebaItsn. fubr CT
fort, 70 melt i'd es permo9te, benn bas III
sewiB feline &leinisteit, iobalb cine Sral
ober iosar msbrere Srauen ms Sptel Tom.
men. Sd meinte, wenn Sic einmal wies
Der au ii9 sefommen ieien, wiirben sic f9
i1on nit ibr auseinanheriesen. sic wsib
ni9t, mas ibr bienli4 III, bate ni@t n0tbis
sebabt, gu seben, bdtte bier bIeiben tOnnen
nmb 70 bic &eIesenbeit ssbabt, in ber WsIt
fortBufommen. Wenn fe bic Sa9e ri9s
tis ansesrifien bdtte, wurbe Nismanb sss
~3peifeIt baben, taB fe nod INNER bieielbe
mar, unb feline BON Sbnen Beioen mare
barum f9limmer baran seweien.
Iber iie woate ni4t, iaste i'd.
Stein, antwortete er nit einem eigentbiims
lid i9arfsu Ssitenblid auf mid, obwobl
iis iiderIi4 nidt nOtbis sebabt bate. 81
men bic Sitter gu iibertrasem. Sd iaste ibr
bas aud, beuor i'd ben @tt aufiette. 0enn,
iebea sic. i'd uns aud 9lnbere babsn ses
bort, wie 9einri3 @smonb ben S9wur
%Ieiitete, iie iole feline Grbin fem, wenn file
aud fein &inb ~irtIi9 ni9t mare, unb i'd
psrii5ere Sic, mare bic Sa3e por @eri9t
s%etommen, iie wdre ni9t leer aussesansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
13.

llnb Sbre 9iebe, eugene iaste i'd.
Sd bin nod ni9t fret, gu ipre9en.
;lnb baben sic nod gar tein Wort ses
iast2
Gin Wort mdre @qes seiast, Wisnon.
Bin i'd rei49 iebr reid, meine i'd, GU
sen2
SIS wirbe sic itoI3 MAIDEN, wsnn i'd
Sbnen iaste, wis reid; mir wollen beute
barber i9weisen; sic baben i9on gu uiel
seiprOden.
@r sins unb i9 besann pieber, mein
Qufti9loB su banen, biesmal NIT soIbenem
Sunbament. Sd CLAUDE wobl, baB i5 bic
@elt ni9t fenne, aber 10 uiel fannie id
bod BON ibr AUDI bamaIs i6on, baB i'd
wubte, @olb sebe mir, benz bilflOien Strip.
pei, bic &raft zines Mannes NIT ~itarten
Sebnen unb bobem 8eritanbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
!

Oils i'd mieber gum BewuBtiein fam,
fielen meine 9lusen auf pra9tpou bemaIte
Mdnbe, auf berrli9e @ewd9sbaussB Ius
men, bic INN n.ein Bett seorbnet itanben.
Oieies Bett mar pon roienrotber Seibe,
bic 8orbdnse Don ilbernen 9ilien suriidses
baIten, bic &iilen NIT weiBer Seibe iibers
aosea unb NIT Spisen beiett. Meinsm
Bette s~eseniber war Elm Teniter, elm wabs
res Yra9tfeniter. IS maj tief 9ebaut,
iinb sins bis auf ben Slur bes i3immers.
Gin tleiner Palaff BON Dratb idloB es
Elm NIT Gbir@en unb Senifer9en unb @es
f1mien, unb brinnen i1metterten golbseIbe
1inb buntfarbise 00seI ibre munteriten 9iss
Der, bipften unb i9auteIten fi9. Das
3imm,er mar sroB, in Der Mitte Elm Mars
morfur, runb berum elm 9riiner Sammets
teppi4, unb aus Der Wfttte bes Marmors
fTurs f9oB elm Sprinsbrunnen feline fiber
ne Strablen aus elmer Qilienblitbe, bic elm
&nabe pom weiBem Marmor in Der 5anb
trug. limb Dor ben Bilbern an ben WGns
ben la1ten anbere &naben bieier itiQen,
weiben @eifalt 81, bic ba itanb wie sefeBelt
nnter au' benz 2eben rinssum. aluf einem
fletnen Glide neben benz Bette itanb meme
ellie, bic ellie, wel1e Norab mir sebra1t,
rnb baneben in elmer metten @laspaie Der
Gopf nit meiner i96nen &artoffeIitaube.
G8 mar mie i'm Iraum unb i6 glaubte aud
anfanss, baB i'd trdume. Damn bSrte i'd
elm @e1diter binter einem 0orbanse in Der
Ndbe.
Sic bat bic slusen seOffnet, seb' iett
Norab, anb iase ibr Senau, mas i'd Dir
9eiast babe.
Ser 8orbans tbeiIte ii9 unb Norab
tfanb neben mir in ibrem weiben Rleib4en,
faBte meme 5dnbe unb iaste munter:
2isbe, Iiebe @ertie.
Was bebeatet bas aaes2 fragile i'd.
Du bif 3u 6auie, iaste fe, bas III Maes.
tlnb Du barfit nt4t fpre4en, bern Du biit
tebr trant s~eueien, unb : fe blidte auf
BITE ellie unS ibre 3ippen 3itterten.
We TT Muttera fraste i@.
@user iaste, bic ellie babe sewartet Bel
Dir unb Der liebe @ott 1T enbli4 ses
fommen.
Norab!
Mber gusen iaste, ber lisbe @ott babe
8efeben, bab iie ntiiber mar, ais Du, unb
Du mubt bier warten, bis gr aud su Dir
tommt.
Sd antuortete ni9t unb weinte fiiQ.
Die 9an5e Welt mai mir wieber 6be unb
9erne bdtte i'd Mqes %binseseben, bate i'd
nar tn benz armen, elenben Stib1en fem
f0nnen BET meiner Mutter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Sentff t 0 II.
I'll
Grjdbluns elmer bon &inobeit an
0i9tbriidigen.
S9luB.

@as i9 suud5it fab, mar, baB msine
Mutter bleid unb bslussunsslos auf ibrem
Bette ~ausseAredt lag, 10 blei6, baB i'd
anfanss slaubte. He iei tobt. Gusen fnies
te neben ibr unb las NIT feierli6er Gimme
bic Tobten9ebete Dor. Mn Der anbern Seite
fntete gtbel gsmonb, ibren &opf in bas
&iieu bes Bettes besraben, i9lu95enb, 10
bitterli9, baB i9 In meinem Web iie bes
mitleibete. Mm SuBe bes Bettes iaBen
amei !6srren (ein Nr3t unb Elm &e9tsans
malt, pie man mir ipdter taste), benz gns
i1eine mad ii9 iiber ein Yapier unterbaIs
tenb, bas Dor ibnen auf benz Glide lag.
Sd meme, baB Mues sei9sbsn 1T, mas
notbwenbts mar ber Itt 1T re4tstraftis
be3eust.
Ser glnbere e,wiberte:
Sa; aber has @anse 1T b6dit ieItiam.
Ste bdtte IS nt9t gu tbun brau9en, fe
fennt bic Welt ni9t. Man bdtte bic Sa9e
anbers orbnen tSnnen ..gr blifte In bic;
fem g~lusenblid auf mid unb iab, baB meis
ne Nusen ~perpunbert auf ibn seri9tet mo-
rem. Ser Nnbere, Der MrSt, bemerfte iest
aud, baB i'd bic 8eiinnung wieber erlangt
bate, trat an r,etn gett unb fiiblte meinen
gu!s.
Spre6en sic nidt, iaste er; sic waren
tn bO9iter @efabr, unb Elm @ort f0nnte
einen &Idfaa bewirten.
94ber i'd i9aute auf bas 9aser in meiner
Mabe unb obne ibn gu beoba@ten, rief i'd:
Mutter!
Sic i9redte %auiammen, ma1te eine Bes
wesuns, ais wenn iie gu mir fommen woas
te unb iaste NIT matter, fterbenber Stimme:
Meiu 2iebIins bebarf msiner, Soft fess
ne meme arrre &letne!
Damn ftredte fe ibre 6anb empor, unb
bieie 6anb i1loB fi1, ais rpenn Elm l1ns
tt4tbarer iie erfaie unb iett iaste ie NIT
Der iaBen Stimme, bic i'd ME wieber bSren
follte:
gnbli9 - metn eSames!
Oie 6anb iant nieber unb fiel auf St.
bells Naden, mo iie rubenb blieb. gusen
beu9te ii9 iiber iie NIT benz ansftpoIen
@ef9t, NIT benz mir auf bic Sterbenben
feben. sSbre Qippen 6ffneten ii6 no1mals,
ld@elten unb faiterten Ieiie, leiie:
Mein Seilanb.
gusen tniete nieber unb iaste i9merss
pou:
Sc 1T uoriber: erbarme Did ibrer Ssss
le, o SEER!
Sd bate teine Mutter mebr, meme @es
banten uermirrten i4, i'd mar ~bewuBtlos,
wie einise Minuten porber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
Sn :.
Grin9emcemVa a.

Sci bdntiger Srdune, Seufbuifen uno
ploblidIen Grfdltungen li1o Sur raifen Grs
leidterling uno Seilulg bon Sebls uro 9lrtz
genfranfbeiten 1T &per'S Gberrp= Yectoral
Elm unihGbbares ntlo superldliigeS Oiittel.
Srau =. y. Gogcrlp bon @ouncil= Slufis,
Soma, idreibt: SD betrad)te Nper'S Sberrps
YectOral ais Elm b0hit mid,tiges Sausmitz
tel. SSGbregb Der lestcu orcibig Sabre babe
i'd Die Seilfraft oeSlelben oft in nleiner Sas
milie %angepanbt, unb ME obne ermiinlhte
@irfung. Sci &inoern fpie bel Gripafles
ren gcWdbrt eS Siilie bel ben ernltlihIten
&ebls unO 2ungentranfbeiten." Sobn $.
Stoobaro bon petersburg, Sd., id)reibt:
,gfie babe ih Sur raifen 2iuoerung jener
&ebls urb Congratulated, Die fleinen &ins
bern eigen fino, cine Irsnei gefunoen, bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
,,.Sa, 0aS iitwaS Mnoeres."

er bat einen a~bpotaten, einen Sniurien.
Pro5eb an5unebmen. Ser Mbuofat mel.
serte ii9 NIT ben Worten: sd i9sue
bic SniuriensY rosefe, wie ben Cob, es III
8eituerseubuns. Wenn i'd ale 0ieienisen
batte pertlaSen woaen, bic mid einen Spits
buben nannten, 10 49," vSa, NIT Sbnsn
TT eS mas @nberes," fiel Der Bauer elm,
punier @iner bari es bod nidt leibsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
70,

Mls i'd melt senas seneien mar, nm 9laes
gu erfabren, erjdblte mir @usen bic @es
f@i9te Der Nadt, in weIder i'd meme Muts
ter perloren. ST mar, pie sewSbnIi9, am
Nbenbe sefOmmen unb bate uns Dsibe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-02-02
2lDer's
GberrDsN ectOral

gleidfomrnt. Sd betratte es als elm I'M.
feblbareS Seilmittel in aa iolfeu Sdlen,
llno babe es itets i'm Sauie." Srau {. 9.
Sernlau, 1871 Mercer Ct, Seriep Gitp,
idreibt: sd babe aper'S Gberrps Yectoral
In meiner Samilie itetS BON grobem Nuten
geiuncen." g. g. SobnIou, Mt. Sapage,
Mb., ifreibt: nSiir raide Seilung BET
pl6tlihen Grfdltlngen uro slr Grleihtcz
ring fir Sinoer, Die OIL Der bdltigen Sri1ne
lcibeu babe ih ME etiuaS ~gefunbcu baS
9lper'S Gberrp= Yectoral gleid fommt. G8
ut oaS pirflamite inter allen Mittcln Die tb
je angcpauOt babe" $. @. Sttdlcr BON
Serre Saute, Snb., ihretbt: raper'S Sberrps
Bectoral beilte meire Srar BON etncm befz
tigen %9rngenleibcn, oaS man fin gallopireuoe
Shminoiuft belt. gSir bctraftcn Nun
baS 8ectoral oils unentbebrlid i'm Sauie."
6. SO. breckenridge, Srainaro, Wtnn.,
itreibt: SD bin nit Srultbrduue bebaitet,
nnb fibre, ipobin ib aud gebe, INNER cine
6laidle bon
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
NO MORE TIMBER CULTURE OR
REDEMPTION ENTRIES TILL
AFTER THE LIST OF AUG.

Commissioner Sparks has addressed
the following circular to the register and
receiver of L. S land offices: 1.-THE re-
peal OF the presumption, timber culture
and desert land laws being now q sub
ject Of consideration by congress, all ap-
plica,ion to enter lands under said laws
are hereby suspended from and altar this
date, until the first day of August, 1886,
and you are hereby directed to receive no
filings or new applications for entry un-
der said laws during said time" 1t is
probable that this order is in accordance
with joint resolution Of congress,
though the associated press docs Dot
mention such congressional action.
Without backing of this kind the com.
missioners would not be likely to assume
authority to set aside laws of congress-
journal.
The Nissoulian publishes the same
order and then adds the following peril
nent comments. There is no particular
necessity for congress passing any laws
if an executive officer of the Government
has the right to suspend the enforcement,
Of those laws at his pleasure He has as
much right to make new laws as to sus
pend old ones, and congress becomes an
unnecessary and expensive nuisance which
can hereafter be itself suspended by som,
clerk in a department.
For aught that appears this order ha'
been made without any authority Of law
and the existing land laws are suspended
for period Of two months, simply by al
order Of the commissioner on the hope o
expectation that congress would pass sucl
law. Meantime thousands of person
may make applications to file presumption
and timber culture entries and will be re
fused, and if the law fails to pass as e1
pected, how much will their expectation
be injured. Unless some resolution o
congress has directed this suspension
Sparks has taken a responsibility that h
will hardly be able to meet in the eyes o
the thousands of emigrants who have re
Gently come west to take up -emption
and timber cultures under the law as j
now exists. We agree with the Mis-
souiian that there is no necessity of pass
ing any laws if an executive officer cal
suspend their operation at will.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10

1
On the 22nd OF last month the Inter.
Idaho published an item under the head
ing, "a Mystery" wherein it was SET
forth that tor weeks wagon was stand.
ing on the roadside near Cottonwoods,
20 miles this way from Era; the harness
was on the ground; the horses gone, etcs.
To-day John Ward arrived from Era,
bringing word that an officer went out
and brought the wagon, harness and
Gmp outfit into Era. 1t was then dis.
covered that there was q man in Era BY
the name eff Blackburn who had come
all the way from Montana with the owner
Of the wagon. Blackburn says that the
owner Of the outfit was subject to fits,
and it is pre- bable that he had fallen in
some of the lava bed crevices Will, hunt
ing his horses, or it may be that he was
murdered. Blackburn says he had no
money to speak of but good camp out
fit and plenty of grub to take him to
Wood River, whittier he was bound.
The name of the unfortunate has slipped
from our informauts mind. The horses,
when last heard Of were grazing in the
vicinity Of the Buttes, on the Blackfoot
road, and working down towards Snal
river. Search will be made for the SUP.
posed remains of the owner of the rig. !.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
THE oDIoUs ORDER REVOKED

WASHINGTON, June A circular
issued from the department OF the gener.
al land Office today, signed by the CON-
missioner and approved by the secretary
of the interior, rcvokes the order issued
to registers and receivers on June 2, di
recting them to receive no filings or new
applications for entries under the pre-
emption, timber culture and desert LAND
laws until August l, 1886, there being 8
question as to the legality of the order
The order was issued owing to unusua
number of entries being made in antici
patton Of the repeal Of these laws.
We noticed the above dispatch in thu
Oregonian after we had called attention
to Sparks order of June q 1t is a diff
iicult matter for department officer t.
suspend law, and make the suspension
stick,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10

ST. LOUIS, June AT $50 to night
Mr.. Clover concluded the closing speech
for the state in the Maxwell case, and a
few minutes later the jury retired. AT
ILLS p, NJ, Judge Wagner sent a
deputy sheriff to the jury room, to ascer.
tain if the jury had agreed upon yer.
dict. On the return of the deputy he
whispered few words to the Judge,
whcreupon the later adjourned court un.
Ill tomorrow morning. The fact tina,
the jury were out nearly two hours with.
out finding verdict leads many to be.
lieve that they will fail to agree.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
NOTICE Foa HOMESTEAD PROOF.
JOHN c. DOSS-Home ll5j
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, !. T., June O., 1886,
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following-n settler has fled notice
of his intention to make anal proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will BE- made
before the judge of the LIST judicial district,
of Idaho Territory ir his absence before the
clerk Of said court at Mt Idaho, I. t., on July
II, 1886. viz: John c. Doss for the swk SEQ
tip 80 mr. 2 e BIN. He names the following
witnesses toprove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation OF, said land. viz: A B
White. 7 Turpin, William Stevens, Lyman
Castle. all of Grangeville. Idaho Territory.
p. II. WINSTON, JR.
Sc ReRiataP
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80 - -
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
FRANCIS NJ. MOXLEY-DS 2422
LAND OFrJcE At

Lewiston Idaho june 0, 1885,
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has filed notice Of
her intention to make final proof in support Of
her claim and that said proof will BE- made At
this Office on July II. 1886, viz: Francis NJ.
Monkey for the SCI swa sls seh section 20
and nea neli section 20 tip 36nr5w BM.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz Charles Z. Hibbs, Laura Holt
William b. Martin, Mrs. Charles Z. Hibbs, all
Of Lewiston p. o., Idaho.
III WINSTON, in,
Sc Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
NOTICE FOR PRE- EMpTioN PROOF
LAND OFFICE
d. r.. DENHAN n on. i0oo'

d. b. DENHAM, DIS. 122a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN,
~ following named settler has fled 49,
of his intention to make final proof in ,,nno..
of his claim. and that said prof will h. Ell
before II. Squier. clerk U. s. dist. con-, ~.
Judicial dist. Idaho Territory, at his oa6s. =.
Mt. Idaho. on June 18th. 1886, viz; D,n;.
r. Denham. for the lot 4, sec. IS tn 81 n,Is
and els set and get neA sec IL tp 3lrri
B.M. He names the following witnesses. :,
prove his continuous residence upoB and .n;,;
walton of said land, viz: J. J. Flynn. Joh,
Heaiy. J. II. Harras. Fred Rogue, all Of ca.
tonwood. Idaho Territory.
33 p. II. WINSTON, JR Repiste,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
JOHN C. DOSS-Home 1855.
nv,u,VOvS

JOHN c. DOSS-Home 1855.
LAND OFFICE AT
sLewiston. l. T. June |, 1886.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
ms claim. and that said proof will DO made
before the judge of the U. S. district court, 1st
Judicial district, Idaho Territory, or in his ab-
sence the clerk of said court, at Mt. idaho, I.
T., on July II. 1886, viz: John c. Doss, for
the sw d sec tip 80. RE BM. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of, said land.
VIE; A White. J. Turpin, VIM. Stevens.
Lyman Castle, all Of Grangeville p. O., Idaho.
p. II. WINSTON, in.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston idaho, May 10 1886.

, JOHN J. FLYNN.
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ follosing-named settler has lied noties
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before L. s. Dist. Judge LIST Jud. dist Idahe,
or in his absence, before the clerk Of said court
at his ofhc2 at Mt. Idaho. on June 25th, 1886,
viz: John j. Flynn, for the sea sec 10 tp 81 \
r c. b. M. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tiyation of said land, viz: c. NJ. Haywood, Of
angcvile, I. T. D. B. Denham, X. II. Brew.
er, W. d. CHI rmpien of Cottonwood, I. T.
p. II. WINSTON.JR.
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NOTICE FOR rREMPTION PROOF
GEORGE r. 0DLE-DS 1919,
LAND nEEiCE An

GEORGE r. 0DLE-DS 23lo.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. /. 7. May ~. 1884
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
~ following named settler has filed NOTES !,
his intention to make final proof in support a.
his claim, and that said proof will be m,S.
before Ii. Squier, clerk district court IN
judicial dist Idaho Territory at bis Office at M
Idaho, on June 10. 1886. viz. George r. Odl.
for the s's nwA swa nela sec "a 3lnr2
BM. He names the following witnesses Il
prove his continuous residence upon, and eul
tivation Of, said land, viz: Ed Chase, " StT.
we'll. VIM Coram, JAS II Rice, all Of Mt, Id,bs
Idaho county, Idaho Territory.
2. II. WINSTON, JR
~ Register.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
JAMES II. RUSSELL-Uor ooo
LAND OFFICE An wv

IT T 10 r At
Lewiston, Idaho, Nav 4 ,os-
NOTICE is hereby given that tho t'%
named settler has filed notice of hi, ;;o,.owng
to make fin al proof in support of h;s Any n'.en'ol
that said proof will be male before ~ lam y AID
Judge. First Judicial District. 1d.t a't.
ritory, or in his absence the clerk Of ..;. Fer
at Mt Idaho. Idaho Territory, on In court
1886, viz: James II. Russell for tho IN y,
u SEX sec tip 30 mr. Bu, He N$
following witnesses to prove his Continues me
dence upon. and cultivation of, said lana !esi'
John li"taling. L II Bickford, D.. h'
John IL Taylor, all Of Mt. Idaho, Id,bo T's,
?. IL. WINSTON, in. "!'
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. T.. May. 10 1886.

Lewiston I. T., May. IT, 1856.
JOHN HEALY, Home 1856
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intcntion to make final proof in support Of
his claim and that said proof will be made be.
fore the judge Of LIST Judicial Dist. Idaho Ter
ritory. or in his absence the clerk of said court.
at Mt. Idaho, l. T.. on June 25th. 1886. viz:
John llealy. for the cis sw! sec ~ and lot
and nea nwt soc so tip 81 nr l e. B. N. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz; D. y. Denham, R. II. Brewer, H.
W. Tefft, Tony Hendricks, all of Cottonwood.
Tdahc.
PHI. WINSTON, JR.,
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Congress has authorized Columbia Co.,
to issue bonds to the amount Of $40, 900
to build a court house and ground has
been broken for the building.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMprIoS pp,oS
WASHINGTON l.. COsTLEy-ns
ll(l

WASHINGTON l.. COSTLEY-ns
LAND OFFICE AT n
Lewiston, Idaho, May 8. I,ss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI,
following named settler has filed na,, rae
his intention to make final proof in TIC .S y
Of his CAIN, and that said proof will b. .pps's
before IT, sqe1' clerk dist, court lst jud az; .a.
laaho re! At his office at Mt. Idaho, fr. y
en- , ,h IL aasS' wa y, Washington coa,.,
Tor Tor me re-, net sec =, Up 81 nr3e BIN. Heasn!.
residence upon. and cultivation Of s .;s
viz: l. kerlee, J D Hendren ~ isnd,
5 Day. all of Mt. Idoho, Idaho Ter, Day
PHI. WINSTON, JR.
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