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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
H. SLATER, Pro'r,
p. Q. Address Tyner Utah
SheriH's Sale.

by Virtue of execution issued ont NJ Tho
pisirct Court OF the Second Judicial District
OF 'ns territory of Idaho, in and for the comfy
Vi hitdras' and to me directed and delivered for
Judgment rendered and entered in said c., 10
on the 18th day of May, 1886, in favor AZ I II
casey and John Holland az J. H. Casey 90. and
nsnr me ahoma Gold and Silver Mining Com.
to-wit ' 4oiAo"hs property,
me "Tahoma" mine, consisting of The Ara,
stn M OF 1000 feet, and the second west
eA'ensloh Oh lOoO feet by 100 feet in width corr
men nneenclng at Quartz guch and extending westsriy
Eooo ieet: so, the "Potosi" mine iInmaJist.iy
noren OF ana adjoining said Tahoms mine com,
Ee zen at Quartz gulch and running ,yesto.ir
I9oo ieet by 6UO feet in width said r,ina hiy
aDou1 one half mile south of the town Of Ala
~ ~ Id nods Boise Mining District Aituras conn
49,, iaAh1 territory, on the west side of onsrtz
SuIch; also the placer mining CLAWS ,s
3u G. g9leh facing said quartz mines toast%a.
va .ne onldngs ard all other improyements o
the PedieTs o on5 n and the known a.
ssnoo r.H ei suu DAVIS" water-right being tha
ZANE property conveyed by deed to The deferasnt
u4aeo november I'd, 1881 and recor5sd a. psaL,
Of AItnrss pages on and 612 Recorders ONCE
P; situate on the east side of the Niddla RI.
tawr soout three quarters of a mile from ~
The AtIsn a.ianta and about one-half mile aboys
mill naits cold and Silver Mining Comnanv,
on r;n, on said river. and the ouarte mill
;,, mltA all the machinery therein and ii hu'sis
ssT5 Iii Sio mil site and used in Connection With
iu MIL consisting of cfice blacLsni,b nI'h
LIES mouse, &C.. and also. the yrata.na snoP,
10 the sai1 water out of the Middle Boise Rixar
The ssid mill and used motive power 10 rn
. Nouce Is hereby given, that on tbe oe,,, A..
frost 1860, at 10 O'Clock a. m ~ a.. Sy oI
turas w rhe Courthouse in HALEY. County Of ~
,aid iahoma Co, ih s right title and interest Of
Of dooye described property, or So mnc IN and
j. H Cssey Ssbsfy the demand Of the above
u money hama a. p IT, ths Auction cash law
D,tes sstsiy said execution and ALI cost. st oia
iySo sa ths SOth day of July, 1883 '0S's
c. FUREY sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
A CONFEDERATE,S TRIBUTE
To Federal Officer Who Was Shot in
His Front and Gave Him His Secret
and His Friendship.

hiS rToHt Auu UaVe Min his secret
and His Friendship.
Information reached The editor of
this paper that Colonel Wellington
M. Lewis is dead. The tidings turn
memory back to dark days. 1t was
in 1864, during that October week
when Buffers Army of the James
was moved to the north side of that
river to pretend a general movement
on Richmond, while Grant was per-
fecting bis plans around Petersburg,
that the writer first met "Willie"
Lewis.
He was brought into the Confeder-
ate lines, after dark, shot by rife
ball through the right shoulder. He
was in command of New York reg
iment of infantry and had that day
led three charges upon the line in his
front. He was a handsome soldier
and bore his pain in silence.
81 see an officer there; ask him to
step here, if you please" he said
to the men in gray who were bearing
him on a litter. The message was
delivered and the writer, in obedience
to his request and the impulse that
every true soldier knows, stepped"
to his side. No matter what passed
1t was a sacred and private request
made by a gallant wounded enemy
and it was religiously carried oat.
The wounded officer, however, was
not sent to the hospital where hun
dreds were laid out to be cut by heart
less and, too often, incompetent sur
geons and then, as In a majority of
cases in feld-hospitals, left to die.
He was borne to the Southern man,
tent and as tenderly nursed as the
circumstances permitted. In a few
weeks he was so far convalescent that,
BY special action of General Long
street, be was exchanged.
Time wore on. Peace had come.
One day in Petersburg the writer met
q soldier whose blue coat sleeve GOV.
cred Mithered arm. He had been
sent with a revenue commission to
that city by President johnson, in the
hope that a warmer climate might
cure the cough that had followed on
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
Assessment Notice.
PILGRIM GOLD AND SILVER MIN

Il ING OMPANY.-Locaion of principal
place of business San Francisco, Collaboration
OF works, Wood River District. Idaho.
Notice Is hereby given tRst, at a meeting of the
directors, held on the eth day of August, 1886,
an assessment mo. g. of one cent per sh.re was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately in UAited States gold coin,
70 the secret2ry at the office Of the company No.
Gal Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
Seventeenth day of September. 1885,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub
Tic auction; and unless payment is made before.
Will be sold on SATURDAY, the 10th dsy of Octe.
her, 1885, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs of advertising aud expenses of
sale. A HATsEy ssr-stsrv
once: s2s Montgomery street, room No. :, San
Francisco, Cal. sIsSkw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21

THAT HACKING COUGH can
be SO quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure
We guarantee it. For sale at Tracy's
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
UWantedO

To lease for one or more years, a
good hotel where 20 beds can be put
in. Will take a Miners Boarding
house of 80 boarders. References
good, and party entirely responsible.
Address "Baarding- house," TIMES
office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shlloh's Cure. For sale at Tracy's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
Notice of Forfeiture.
70 JoE Ann

70 JOE ApN:
You are hereby notified that have e1p e,snts
one hundred dollars in labor and iihpro VEN IN
upon the Idaho lode mining claim, situa 1Surty
Middle Boise Mining District, Alturas eo CENT
under the lroYisions OF Section 1924 Revsstt
Statutes Of the United States, being the s ne
required to hold the same for the year ehuln The
csmoer 3lst, 1885; and II within 80 days .ftsr
service Of this notice Tor within 80 days n.b
this notice by publication including eosis =, nro
hcation you fail refuse to contribute YOU QUIZ in
portion of such expenditure as co-owner I'm slf
terest In said claim tyeur interest being "a The
amounting TO $780, will become the properly u
subscriber, under said Section 2S24 LINK.
Atlanta, Idaho, July s, 1ss6.-jys
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21

nn1 IN 0slds sre scarce. but those who vrfts IA
"I Stnson Co, Portland. Maine will receive
It'll full Information about work which
uuIII they can DO and i've at home, thai viii pay
S them from IS to S25 per day. Some have
ea!neo over ~ adsy Either young old Capital
not required You started free Those who start Al
are absolutely sure Of snug little fortunes All new
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the HALEY Idaho,
PostOfice for the week ending August IA, 1886
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will please
say "Adv ertised.'
Brown w s, 2 Dunn Jsmos
Butch James W Dusenberry W A
Benson Ged Gilberson CM
Calwell e Irwin NC
Clark Jacob Mcconnell Geo L
Douglas DR. G Smith ID G.
II. BEWS, Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff.

hereby respectfully announce myself as q can.
didste for Sheriff of Alturas county, subject to
nomination by the Republican County Conven.
ton. w. l. CUMMINGS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21
For Sheriff,

hereby respectfully announce myself a can
didate for Sheriff of Alturas county, subject to
the decision of the Republican County Conven
ton. JOHN P. CAMPBELL.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-21

II you want TO Buy Rent or Sell Real Esate"
II you want your Life Or Property insured IN
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Old, Reliable Insurance Companies,

We are also agents for the White and Howe es''
ing Machines, the best In use. .....
Conveyancfng done and Acknowledgements
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
Mr.. BAYGRO'S FAILURES.
Numbering Course of the S~'~n~ibir Soc
Rotary Of state. iir.t with . 'rsai
Power. Then with y small One.

Secretary Bavard', action in The
Cutting case has beer a. ridIculoU-iv
bruok and hastv A. hi~ treatment OF the
Canadian fishery troubles ka- been hu-
milia.ingly conciliatory and yariliat-
Inc. His conduct in the MEXICAN case
rrscmblei some of those old English
trials where the execution came i,r>t,
then the investigation aud lastly the
charge against the prisoner. Smart
ing under the deserved ca>ti-
cations of the prs, for hI>
mamby-pambyi>m IN the Do
minion matter. NJ. Bayard jumped
ut the chance to present a wAr.ikc
front 10 our weak neighbor IN the
Southern border. and pcr.mptorIiy de-
handed the instant release of Cutting.
without taxing time 70 ascertain III"
real facts IN the case This demand
being temporarily refused 10y Mexico.
Mr.. Bayard hurried the matter before
Congress IN the last hour Of the sc~-
sion. and II that BODY had been a. pre-
cipitaie and ratified n was tn. Sec
rotary Of State, a war with Mexico
nigh; have followed. Fortunately \
lcycl-hcadcd Republican member of
that body (Mr. HIT. Of Illinois, set
the matter in IL true light before the
House. and j; was very properly al
lowed TO drop on; Of sigh; wiihou, any
action.
Meantime the State Department IL
coddling the Canadian case along IN a
hand-to-mouta sort Of way and resort
ing TO temporary eNpedients TO bridge
natter. over when there has been
ample time during the past session Of
Congc~s 10 have arranged n new trca-
y on the subject TIA; would have set
lied the rights Of American fishermen
in Canadian water, and protected
them IN the prosecution Of an import
sut Industry =, = Secretary Of State
Mr. Thomas r. Bayari has been an
egrecioU, f.i,ure.-ChlcGgo JDEys1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
POLITICAL G

ea- The fir.t session of the Forty
ninth ton.rc~, j. AZ An cnd. IL ha> ac-
compli-hed little legislation tim, IL
good aud much hat Is bad De-
HJi4cS Itditr.
eus~ Mayor Grace. II - said. viii try
80 reform the county Democracy oi
New York i, will. If IA" .uccrriv. ice
the biggest act of Irsc" ever seen on
this continent thI~agO I.fsr O~sug.
cas-old sadd'c-hags Joe Mcdonald
occasionally bup~ up from ob>curIIy.
and when he doe, hc generally has
something pertinent To tire oil NJ hIs
friends. the Democrats. HI latest J..
the assertion that the l!oosicr Demo
Gratis are - fr-kv hat they are liable
to lose three or four tougrcsSnvn ,his
fall. br'vost 7rtbHHe.
s9s-Thc measure ia which the pco-
pie had ia" greatest interest. and
which should have been passed much
earlier IN the session. y as The rr~Olu-
tion Of Adjournment /, was ihe only
real great m-a,ure decided. aud u
only passed after the body t-csma too
weak and exhausted To yard u OF
longer. ST Ions chryH,eie.
HaJ- There y no way to hold the Gov
crumcut To- proper accountability f"r
d., act save hv party responsibility.
and ia no wav under orr SYSTEM can
party responsibility b- maintained ave
b., treating the President - the heal
Of his party. II tlcvrlands our~~ Of
conduct should Doe III" rule. We should
sooner or Later b. driven - The In
Sli-h cypcdi"n; Il n responsible Minis
try. - Fihgbnrgh COMMERCIAL rascte.
s.r-Ihe D.mo~rstic Hou.r 81 Repre-
s"uia'.yrs aliowci the Appropriation
for Notifications - fail rather tg3D fol-
low the Ia. Mr.. Tiidcn'~ advice and
provide literally for SEA cast Defense
III" Hons" proposed - appropr ate
only SGD.usbD for tort iicsti"u-. but the
>sna;. rais'd tai, Ia s6.ps.es. and
stuck 10 it. The liou~r MA. equally
nb-t nate. 40 that our d"fen-~le-s "a
coast cities mus; continue de:.DSlr~s
for m indefinite period longer Phi!a
GciDssI Yy,ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
4 Keen Home Thrust

The Secretary 81 War - reported &c
have .aii when he was asked II the
War Department; intended to send
,roor- To- the Mexican frontier for "a.
release of Editor Cutting "Domt VOC
think IL rather ridiculous 10 make war
on Mexico FOR the cake IL man
when Ne have tam-iy submitted for
two months 10 ia. ;ndiguiiss- o. Car
ada up5n hundreds 81 our ci:.z~..''
Judge Endicot; : position l. u~I sell
taken. and the popular -srs.ci ~Il in
do--r z but = not It's :sis@r FREE tall
.: on. member ct ;!ir Cabinet a: tbs
1pca+ d! another? II tbis - his pr
waite opinlSn. :soB-b pub!lc.y expressed
II j. c-rdi.abie 20 him. a. a. b.. deli
este i-uay rejects severely upon tie
Admin siratloa pplIcy. he ~ill b
likely - hear from the President. VIII
dp-<Dt ailOS his .ghins; clerks 20 Ia.
bacS- - izT ~ BAyart a. Concerned
~ ska = probably too ;hieE - -
nor; ~ the sbaft Of hi. 2ss,sia:s---
tk4caEo Tri1npaZ
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27

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posed. . ,sss Of sveesissss in . eo~.-
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forge; n a. ]: ia = rolf. and ssi u sese
l~trcqasniy. Make s.sDss dass AZ aFss-
On smooth Land al~srs tend son
ws,A iAc e~uiuyaisr. sass~Si OF 'ss
p.ow. I. saves nIa~ aai labor. T.
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row may 30 FAR rscAcr than ihs isr<~r
quaut.ts ob;ains.i .rum aso;ber ess-
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ufth hut scatter IN a azndfui of
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and they viii leave immediately. \
few 1a,s a-O The hoa-r Wa osetran
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eleven ant hil. within tuu r,.l. &c hs
lu.ld,ur After ,hr above application
na, an Al ~ 10 D.. .~eu zl~sut tho
pr.m .r.-N J. Taaa<.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-27
TEMPERANCE ITEMS.

Or the whisky sellers of New York.
2.Uu4 have served their time IN different
State prisons: 2.6i5 have been confined
in county prisons and l..6y have been
..cooi-d oil in the station houses.
leaving only l.6l6 out Of s.O32 who
have thus far successfully clnaked thcr
deviitrv from the police. III tho whole
number. J02 ar. Americans. ZIP Ger
mans. 3.0jl lrisLmen. 2lj negroes
EJch13ys.
Ir is said n Massachusetts, manufact-
urer Who EMPLOYS seven hundred men
in a small town recently presented
each man with a new ten dollar bill
which he hal secretly marked for iden-
ti:icstion. The second dav aftrrward
four hundred and ten Of these bills had
been deposited in banks BY saloon
keepers. and in consequence the work
men arc said IN have organized Tenn
perance society. The moral Is OBJ
ylous.
THE saloon j. bad. and only bad.
There i no asP-ct in which IL can
hc considered as beneficial. either
Ia morals or re lyon. 10 the state or
IL individuals. To industry or com
uerce. A. 4 market for our grain and
grapes il i 4 waste; - an employer ]:
makes labor unproductjve; - a public
business il paupcr!zcs the many for the
sake Of the con-ciencclcsS few rs q
,nurce of taxation il paws thc STAT.
hardly a tenth of ii> cost. What J. II
good for? To instruct in vice, n harden
in crime. Ia reduce 20 nOvcr;y. 20 par
Awe Drawn and brain. - wreck homes
and IN betTay Interest dear 70 al
intelligent and prosperous people
Christian ErGH1rtiSL-
Tbs G7-c,fs des TribvH1UT lately -
lated tie following case A few DAYS
AGO. in = tavern ~ the Barr err dc
tEtoil.. a j~oGTneynan painter named
NaVier C. well Anosn Tor his ~
,enpera,. habits, while drinking with
some comrades. laid n wager tAai hs
would eat = lighted candle. Es te'
was taken; AMI scarcely had lie intro
Gaced the flaming candle into MS
mouth when be ui;erc'! z s.i-ht CIV
and fell voweTse,s - the ground.
blush ilan.e was seen TO flicker aSog;
h., lips. and. pn an attempt being made
To offer him assistance. The n~y-S;andcr-
were hurTcr-strick 10 find that he Wa
burning internally. At the end Of bal,
sn hour has head and upper part Of hi'
c5e>; Eas reduced 81 charcoal Tgc
/ medical rien were called in and r-csS
nized ;hs, Navicr had fallen . vicEz
, <~poGs.neouS co1b"ssiSI-