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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday. APT 0, 1885.
THE BLAIR BIIL-The House Committee on Labor to-
dsy began consideration Of the Blair Educational Bill
PERsnNAL-Ex-S-cretary Hamilton Fish called At tho
White to-day and paid his respects to the Presl
dent
PARpoNEp by THE PREsIDEST.-The President to-day
ordered a pardon to issue TO Edward A. Boyd Who Is
confined in Kings County P~nitentiay Tor offence
committed against the customs laws IN the I'm portaton
OF gla,s The pardon granted solely upon the ground
OF the failing health VI the convict
LABOR ARBlTRATIoN.--Mr ingalls, by request intro
duce 10 the Senate day bill to provide for the APP
nointnen OF board OF arbitration examine ami set-
lie differences between railroad companies and theif EN-
ployes
Apr1rERATED FooD-The House Committee on Com
merce to-day instructed Representative Durham TO
report fayoraby his bill to authorzs the Presdsnt 20
appoint i've stock, dressed meats and hog
products intended for foreign shipment TO number hos
exceeding fifteen for snv one customs dlstrlcL
VISIT OF THE 7rn REGINESr.-Cclonel Clark and Al
iutants Rand aud Long Of tho 7th Resimen Nsw.i
called the President to-day ana regaes.ra Una, ,
review that regiment the occasion OF It's vst 70 luis
civ on April 81. The President SAID he had taken
pleasure in the regiment rs 0oVeruor OF .her
state would be- pleased ~ review II rs rr's'uoo"
rv,rcu.p. ARGUMENT General Wager swayne,
counsel for the Western Union 1elegraph Company:
argued before the House Committee on fst osnoas no
pnsi Roads to-day IN support OF tho vaty ot the con-
,rart between the Western Union and the Land Grant
Railroads, He said there WAS all ne egislsou nsVs
sary present and that the remedy was ~ 'ne ,sr
sought to their rights from the conltS: A"us
for twenty years they had an opportunity 70 DO So
UNNECESSARILY BRIBERY CHARGEs-t- n HILL q"
attornev of this city testified before the House Cou
tee civil Service Reform To- nay ,a h constrac'
services In securing the appropriation Tor me u.s., n.
t1H o. vice on the subject 10 Mr. wsrie aud en
drred the legal services tie ua NJ. pptsr
before either Of the com nittrss ns,S 5loexres
consideration lie did not think OIL. er-si. 90 =, tbe
ave- The committee adjourned subect TO the can ." .nS
chairman II ia probable that any more ses, I'm
will be taken. The case viii DO submitted ~i'n'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 8 tSn'tidD.-The curb to-
night for May wheat 7746 y cents II sold at isis
cents . little arcr 10 o'clock Wheat was firm all day
until after and kept within the narrow limits
OF Use cents and 772 cents for May. There was no
special nerest in the speculative pit The big operators
did appear to be taking hand In
the trading. Mr. Chandler Of Chandler d Brown.
Milwaukee. said that Milwaukee was kept up isc. =
busbe by the Youngs He thought that they were short
In other markets against the sock NJ Milwaukee, which
owned by them. The pts Of hogs are heavier
than anticipated. and 10 believed that the Nil
Will. after all. decide not to NEEDLE With
pork The close at 23O p. was: May whcsI. 77isc;
May corn. 37iso37 Sc; May pork. 80 Z7s; May oats
goa g97sc; May lard IS IS. Puts May wheat sold
this Afternoon ct 767ec; Gala st TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
APPOINTMENTS AND NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The President has
appointed William II. Wildly. OF Adrian. Mich 10 I've
member OF Board OF Indian Commi'- oner vice j..
X Boies resigned, aui Messrs. Frederick NJ Knoll W.
j. Cantillon Peter Kline, IT.. TO lie commissioners
for the apprasement and 'le OF certain lots In feru
Iowa. under act OF Congress OF March g. 1888.
The President sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
Laurence Harrgan. APP raiser OF merchandise for the
port OF St. LOUIS. Mo. a. =, =,
PostmasIers-N athanel Y. Elliott at Mayve. n. I. ;
Andrew Flanagan. at Astoria. \. y; Thomas NJ Lnd
LAM at Mlyiile. n J. Robert q. Watson. al Milford
Del John G.. Anderson. at Spartansburgh Z. H., . O. ;
william X Thompson at Portsmouth,. ono; john A.
Bone, at Charlottesville, Ind. james C. AIen. al O
uey Ill Charles ". Hllliker at Durango. Col
William KnOwland WAS to-day appointed Lieutenant
OF the Capitol Police Force.
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10 vain No attempts has been made 70 secure tne ~
tendance Of Mrs. John keenan before tse COMM w. 60
no effect on the committees line OF w,tnssses ans
memb "a of the aaid that they nHo not heau
Of the srrest until the end Of the session Ihey a
peArcd surprised at TIN: action ana ss n %1,
would sooper have looked In the direction OF MT SHARP
saIe OF me bonds OF the Broadway Railroai Con-,
pany WAS made. was reported yesterday AZ a'c.. ~
holder w no ia said To have been need OF the money
A member OF the rrm Of vermye Co. the banking
honse who the bonds said that b ala not
believe that any sucn sale had made I'VE VIII olu
rs for the bonds he added IL one 10 specially anh
ious TO be rid OF them We shall be happy to take large
amount Of them that figure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
THE LAvERTY IMPEACHMENT TRIAL

TRENTON. April 9.-President Griges of the
Court OF Im parchment to-day cleared the way for all
earlier adjournment OF the Laverty impeachment trial
than las deemed possible a few days ago An agree
nent was reached by which Mr. Lavertys counsel with
drew fifty su5PG which had been issued to witnesses
wi were to testify to the good character OF the de-
PENDANT The prosecution comedies the point The
States rebuta will occupy much time, II is Thought
the way open for cOnc aston OF The trial by the
of latest. he la wyers eApect
TO occupy days each in summing up 40 case Dut
the senator's who are not ovrr-ioud Of eoquenco In
which they do not participate Will ondeavOr to shorten
the time new hat. Assemhlyman Shareholder ana
Minnie Schaeier examined tn morning as 10 un-
important details and the court then took recess until
Tuesday morning.
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TIE END OF A VACANT LIFE.

COxsHoHocKEN, April 8 (Speciat Charles
W. Murray age forty-seven was killed on the Phade-
phia and Reading Railroad Reading several days
ago A photograph OF his daughter, fourteen, was
found on his person His body brought here to-day
for burial. He a soldier In the war. and while
stationed Virginia robbed aud murdered member or
the 5lst New York Volunteers He was found guilty
and sentenced to he sh0t. His father. wealthy ner-
chant OF this borough after sacrificing FORTUNE finally
secured hrs sons pardon Shortly after his return home
he robbed fathers store and only recently re-
leased from the Norristown jail for another robbery
In the past twenty year. he had led the life OF tramp
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES
SAVED FROM A WRECK.

SAVED FKOM WRECK.
GLoUcIsTkg. Mass. April 9.-Ihe British schooner
Lynx from 81 John. N. H.. with lumber for NewYork,
struck Moon Island ut d n m. tuesday In thick
wsatbeE The SEA made c.ean sweep over the vessel
filing her Tue OF six sent up rock-ta, but
although the signals must have beon from
Thatchers Issnd NO help came until Thursday morning.
when four VI the Rock part Humane Society took
she on IN . exhausted condition.
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES.
SALMON FAIIA. N. H.. April 0.-Iho fifteenth annual
ooDs on Catholic Total Abstinence Bocietes Of
hewHsmpshirc WAS held here yesterday. Tho secre-
tnfJ's report showed slight In bership
that Of Last year Ofcers elected including Bishop
Bradley, Of Manchester. ~ spiritual Director.
TO PROMOTE INTERSTATE COMMERCE
DENVER. Col, April 9.-1he Denver Chamber OF Com
last night unan mousiy adopted resolution up
proving Congressman RssSan's iatsr-ststs commerce
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TILE NEW cALIroRNIA SENATOR SWORN IN.

WASHINGTON, April 8 tSpec,ah.-Mr. George
Hearst the Senator from California, was escorted
to The chamber to-day by Senator stanford. aud was
sworn by the President pro lem lie ook HIS seat on
The Democratic aide. but did remain long In the
chamber. uo arrived here last night, being fourteen
DAYS ON the way from Mexca- His family has been III
the city all winter Mr. Hearst said that lie first learned
OF his appointment from the newspapers and he was
greatly astousned no did not then know that Sen
ator Miller dead.
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THE EXCISE COMMISSION QUESTION.

Mayor Grace said yesterda, that he would
make no change IN nouiners Excise Com mission
ers The Aldermen would either have TO confirm or
reject them The Mayor thints they will b. Confirmed.
such is the opinion OF those who believe they
conversanI with the situation Tn County Democracy
Aldermen not likely to muster more than eleven
votes possibly only ten II requires thirteen votes tn
confir NJ. The Republican Aldermen will hot vote TO
coptrm unlrss they are allowed have OF the
inees. The Tsmmany will not vote for any Of
The Mayors nomnres IL looks as II the nomination
would DO 81 hung up " for o considerable time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
AFFAIRS OF PAINTER, TONGUE CO

BALTIMORE, April "a petition was filed in
court to-day asking that the order of April for
resale of the effects OF Painter Tongue Co.. be set
aside. A temporary suspension granted and
hearing set for Monday next. Some Of tho Ncw-Yorkl
creditors asked for George Dar. speola
mariner the firm, whether IL that Mr..
DAY had conhdentialy suggested IA settlement at
five cent. the dollar, but that such offer
WA made Is positive denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
NAVALORDERS.

WASHINGTON. April 9.-Lieutenant A. Maux
has been granted leave Of absence with permission to
leave the United stases Cv', I'm b. L. Peary has
been grsntAd eight month"; leave Of sbssnes With per-
missiou leave United States: the resignation Of
naval cadets IL l. Cnds and Charles r. Cash have besa
accepted LAeutsnsAt b. q. Rishards and Lieutenant
Commander Z Iapey have been detached from
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THE MATTHEWS NOMTNATION ToBE CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON. April 9 Especial. Senate
District Committee held a meeting to-day at which Mr.
Spooner the ne member. present. The Matthews
nomination formally considered bat the Repuo-
can have practically agreed to report IL favor
ably. II will be confirmed by the senate without doubt
Considerable opposition has been shown In the local
newspapers by Democrats OF this district, but no "pPpo'
stion wor by OF TIE mas been shown before the
committee The Democrats in the committee ha7o
opp0sed Matthews solely because he Ia colored man.
They placed their opposition on the ground that he
was a resident OF the district but they have vnted
confirming similar appointments where the nominee
was q hits
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CHANGED WITH DEFRA UDING OREDITORS

PITTsBURG, April (Speciab.-Dr. Hale, of
Washington who arrested yesterday charged with
conspiring defaud his creditors arragned in the
Mayors Office this morning lie begged for time to
everything but this being refused at last offered
put mp his goOis, medicines, surgical Instruments,
etc "a collateral and this offer being satisfactory
committee out to what could be realized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10

The only genuine white elephant Is much ag
greved know the true explanation OF his
onged at Bridgeport mas not Yet been pub
shed. He JeegraPhed down Ia say that he trod
a spike night when getting up TO give the baby
elephant his soothing syrup and that although not
black he Is painted he willing to exhibit him.
with all his faults and shortcomings to whitencss
and will Join the show the condition 0f his
foot rerlnJfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
HAMPTON SOLDIERS HOME.

FoRT MONROE, Va, April 9.-The Board of
Managers of soldiers accompanied by Senators
Hawley Henderson and party Of friends inspected
the Home at Hampton to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
"JACR" DEMPSEY 10 HAVE 4 BENEFIT

Jack Dempsey, the middle-weight cham
pon OF America will have testimonial be- 1T at Cos
nupoiitan Hail, Forty-Hrstst and Broadway, this
evening. L chard X Fox Will present dempsey with
the championship bcit the presentation speech being
made by A. II. Hhmmell. Dempsey will boz three sci
eDtifc rounds with Mike" Cieary. and he will also box
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
THE ESTATE OF GENERAL GRANT.

WAsHINGroN, April 9.-CoIonel f. ID. Grant
made application In the District Probate Court to-day
for letters administration The estate Of his father
General U. 8 Grant. and an order of publication was
made The General owned real estate In the District.
and at the time of bis death horc due him twenty
two days pay a retired officer Of the Army. amount
ing % 1929,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
HABEAs CORPUS Foa ALLEGED LYsCAERS

FREEHOLD, n. j.. April 9.-Judge Scudder
has granted a writ of habeas corpus in the case OF
Frank Oar gler. OF the charged with killing
Mingo Jack" at Eattntown DANGER will be given
hearing before Judge Scuddrr AT the ssiDe
lime with Edward Johnston. another Of the alleged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10

Mathew RYAN is a conductor OH the Blocker
aud Broad way line Yesterday messenger boy
sprang his and rang up five fares. aud then
jumped from car Ryan jumped after the boy. and
punished him all he could the boy got away In the
crowd but Anthony Comstock had Ryan arrested and
Justice Reilly held him IN $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
THE OHIO RIVER FALLING.

CINCINNATI, April 0.-The river here at 9
O'Clock tonight So feet inches. and falling half
Inch an hour. The weather is warm and threatening
bat the danger Is believed TO 10 over.
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PULLING THE EAR OF mr. IA RRIGAN's son.


jefferson Market Police Court yesterday TO
Plain Mrs Moiersen, OF No. 2lO wayrry Place
for pulling the OF his eightyears Old on Eddie.
Mira. Mollersen SAID that Eddie and her own son were
nghting, and 10 stop them she had pulled little Eddie
away by the Justice Welde adnonished her to be
more careful and the was dismissed
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TO REPAIR The ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8 (SpecioD The di-
rcctors Of the Academy Of Fine will begin
week repairing the burned portion OF their buildn
he paintir ~ which were damaged by tho flames and
smoke will be retouched.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-22

To Max Beaver administrator Of the estate
OF a ron Morris, deceased:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. j have expended one hundred dollars
in labor and improvements upon the
Shu0dy Cup West mining claim, sit
uate on Trail Creek, about six miles north
castcrly from the town Of kctchum. in the
Warm Springs Greek Mining District
:, lturas county, Territory of Idaho, as will
"ppear by certificate Of labor now of record
III the Recorders Office of said county. in
order to hold said premises under provis-
ions of section 1924 Revised Statutes Of the
United States, being the amount required
to hold the same for the year ending
December 81, 1885, and If within ninety 1901
days after this notice by publication you
fail or refuse TO contribute your proportion
of such expenditure as co-owner (your
interest being tive-twelfths [5-12l, amount
ing u $4l.U3$) your interest in said claim
will become the property of the subscriber
under said section 232i, Revised Statutes Of
the United States.
l.. J. BARNARD.
Dated, HALEY, idaho, Jan. 9, 1886.
First publication Jan. =, 1886
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-22


To Edwin L. Preston, or bis Hers u
A'gns: -,rn Tuil
you ARE HEREBY NoTlElLIP 5iaila
i have expended one bunaie" ass
in labor and Improvements a. tis
mcnt work on the Twin SIS MIMI,
mining claim. situated in tisnnTT errI.op,
District. Alttras county, ldahO ,.r;sr ID
in order TO hold said proraIses 4 's.tsps's
81 81 the United States. / have e.g:s sssy lsJ
you City dollars. and il within 1 ;l',S yGi
after this notice sou fail 20 coac 'r ,,esr..:
portion OF said expenditure q e. ,.,stsev
your interest in said claim VIZ o., I'D -
property Of the subscriber uau ssssrnyd 2
ton Zi2i, being the amour. d;nr psyn
hold the same for the year nW SSslIrn-
Dor 81, 1885. HAHn, Idb'
Dated al Vienna, Alturas eo""'
January II, 1885. 90 1876.
First publication January 10 '0
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Application for a Patent
NOTICE 40 ID
UNITED ST q1sIND OFFICE

UNITED ST ilSIND OFFICE
HALEY. IDATfo. December 2. i.%
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN fHil
~ the Triumph Mining Company. 3 &:
poration duly organized and =. ing o. =
and by virtue of the laws 81 tie IsruuT
OF Utah, with its principal office j. IL y f
and County Of salt Lake. and daE. hcs
ness in the Comfy Of AliUras, IC-r.1.
Idaho, by its attorncy-in-t.ct y. q
Watt, whose pOstOiiicc adde's. IS E-t.
Aituras county. Idaho Territory u
made application fcr l.if.d ta.
Patent for the Triumph Lode MIMI
claim, situate in Section y i1Un.Ml +
n. Of Range Is J.. Boise Meridian, Esf-
Springs Creek Mining District Anus
County, Idaho Territory, consisting q ~,
linear feet Of the lode. and surface ei1--
$40 feet wide, being Lot No. 81. and ie..:.
ed in the field notes and plat Of tie ci'..-
survey Oh file in this Office. with maga.-
variation at Is degrees and u miAate' e.
as follows.
Commencing at the discovery poiAi F.
this claim and running south C'- 81 w.
along north end line OF claim Jls.9 ~
20 corner No. |; thence north o. ~
900 feet 10 corner No. thence soI.-
east 1900 feet 10 corner No. 3. thence ,.--
O3O 30 west 6365 feet % corner y,
thence north 20 west l5tsl feet % corner.
J, embracing an area Of DD acres y!
for. No conflicts.
From corner No. .. the corner @ sel...
%, -, % and 26iof T. 1 y T. i T. r.
south 80 5s' 80" east 26.Ol feet Il.
The said mining claim being d fey'-
the office of the County Recorder q o. ~,
Mining District, ut HALEY, ~ 40.
county. Idaho Territory. The hgtIf
known locations being the Minerva
80, % May Leaf" and Domsk. -,
Any and all persons claiming 9 81, FIX
any portion of the said " Triumph
Mining claim or surface ground a a.,
quired TO file their adverse claims u -fsai
with the Register of the United state. -. ~
Office, N Haley, Idaho Tcrriioig' M
the sixty days publication thereof " ~
will be barred by virtue Of The prov ~. -.
the statute in such eases mJde Az az
viIed HOMER /. Pot NJ, hesf h
drec, that the foregoing NQi'c,e o. y, n
plication for Patent be publisher ~ 49,.
period of sixty days ten consecut1 ~ now
in The kErcHuM kEYsTcNE q wceNit i~r.
paper paper published az kctcAlHi' ~
county, Idaho Territory. ,,..;,,s,.
HOMER !. POUND, h.s.
w. II. WATT, Atty. tor .ApP.ic,nsn.s5
First publication Decsm;tE - ~
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-22
kDOn't Fail 10 Write.

LIQUID this paper be received by any
subscriber who does not want it, or beyond
the time he intends to pay for il, let him
not fail TO write III direct to stop it, 4
ostal card (costing one cent only wi II
suffice. We will not knowingly send the
papss - anyone who does not wish it, but
ii it is continued through the failure of the
subscriber to notify Us TO discontinue il, or
some irresponsible party requested to stop
+, We shall positively demand payment for
the time ii is sent
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To C. Blaszkower and W. s. Kelley ana -
Kane:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i ], ". s. Anderson, one OF y tpe vaIne Of
Sao for q Blaszkower, owner OF . feet, ana
- for w. s. Kelley and J. Kane. loint
rwners of 90 feet. in the years A. y. 1875
IS75. 1876. 1877. 1878. 1879, 1880 1881; Iooz,
1888 1894. and 1885, being -. 50 Tor eacn year
for said Is feet of Blaszkower, ana ~ Tor
each year for said GO feet OF hemey an, anu
known as the Wide West, the discovery
claim of 100 feet, located July Z, 1885 by
p II Setback and others, and recorded July
II iaS3 in book of transcribed records OF
quartz claims of Boise county, !. T., Ior
Alturas county, l. T., page 20: and situate
on the divide between Red warrior pad
Warrior Mining District, Alturas county;
Idaho Territory; your interests Oh % ana
60 feet being undivided therein
The said work was the annual represcn-
tatiye work required to be done by section
1924 of the Revised Statutes OF the united
states to hold the said interests of . and GO
feet. being at the required rate, of $40 for
each 10 feet, said claims having been
located prior to May 10, 1872; the whole
representative work required and perform
ed for said ~ years on said 100 feet beng
81 .44O, of which your proportion Is the said
sums of $50 for said 25 feet, and $I2 for
said 60 feet.
And Won are hereby notified that unless
your respective shares of $50 due from Z.
Blaszkower, and $72 due from w. s. Kelly
and j. Kane, be paid for said representa-
tive labor for said IL years, to the under
signed, by you or your legal representa-.
tives, within ninety days after the last
publication of this notice, which is to be
published ninety days, then your respective
interests of % feet and ca feet, undivided in
said Wide West lode claim of 1900 feet, will
be forfeited and become the property Of the
undersigned, one of your co-owners, under
the provisions Of said section 1924 of the
Revised Statutes of the United States.
My residence and postoffice address Is
Haley, Alturas county, Idaho Territory.
Y. S. ANDERSON.
Dated March 8, 1886.
First publication April 10. 1886.
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To 7. J. Burns:
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
1 we have expended one hundred dollars
in labor and improvements during the
year 1884 upon the Carbon Hill lode
mining claim also that we have expended
one hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments during the year 1885 upon said Car
bon Hill lode mining claim. situated on the
Elkhorn Mine Hill and Baltimore Mine
Gulch and adjacent the Keystone lode claim,
in the Warm Springs Creek Mining District.
Alturas county Idaho Territory, in order
to hold said premises under the provision,
of section 1924 Of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States, being the amount re-
CURED TO hold the same for the years ending
December 81, 1884 and 1885, and if within
ninety days from the service of this notice
or within ninety days after this notice BIZ
publication) including costs Of publication
you fail or refuse To contribute your proper
ton of such expenditure as co-owner Your
in the said clalm( your interest being
amounting to Sl0O) will become the
property of the subscribers under said sec
ton 232i. /. l. LEWIS,
s. +. HAusER,
A. NJ. Hotter,
II. S. HALE.
Dated at Kctchum. Idaho, Feb. IL, 1886.
First publication Feb. l3 1856.