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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
Notice OF Forfeiture.
To L. 8. Austin:

To L. 8. Austin:
You are hereby notifed that have done ,,a 49,
nual holding work on the Venus lode and minin,
claim. situated in Warm Springs Creek Min;ns
District, Alturas county, IdIho Territory 70, ns
year 1888: end have expended over one hpnd,sJ
tslo0l dollars in labor and Improvements on s.d
lode mining claim in order to hold the sans unS s
section 1924 Revised Statutes Of the United States.
and that your proportion of said one hundred AL.
lars is 1913 331S, being onethird: and th,t nnlss,
you contribute yonr prop rtion of said tx,epdi
ture within 90 days from the date CT the first nuh
lication of this notice our interest in The s,d
Venus lode mining claim will become the prpnsr.
ty of the subscriber. under said section ?S5I,
NLADlSLAV DAMsKI
HALEY Idaho
81 The money may be paid at the TINES Office.
First publication, February 2. 1896.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
DIR. VAN MONCISCAR,
1924 Third ST., Portland, Or.

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Special Treatment ot
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than any other Physi-
clan IN the West, as
city papers show and
old residents know.
$1,000 reward for
any case he fails to
cure. coming under
his treatment by fol-
lowing his directions.
DIR. VAN. is the
Moot Cn~NaeeE,I o.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-18
Notice OF Dissolution of Partnership

SIR% n. nsns cnS ~. .x y MSS
SHEFFER q CO., doing business in the
Town of Taylor, Nevada, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, w. j. Mendes having sold
his interest in the concern to Max Shelter,
who will pay all debts owing by said firm and
% whom all debts due such firm shall be paid.
- S JOSEPH MENDES
MAX SHELTER.
Taylor, Nsvada, Sept. l, 1884,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-18
WHITE PINE NEWS
plain TAX 90 Royalty.

Just after the recent terrible riots
at Brussels, 10 Belgium, the King sent
for the leader of the Liberals and ask :
ed substantially: "What is the mat
teri" "Why these riotsl" and "what
is proposed to be accomplished by
them2'' The Liberal leader replied in
about these words: "The government
is needless about the wants and wishes
Of the people. They starve in thous-
ands. Women destroy babes for want
of bread. And you are more intent on
preserving the vested rights of prop
erty than the lives of the poor. It
must be changed, or the people will
change it. The Socialists will aggra-
vate every riot into a revolution. and
the people will back them. Vested
rights are nothing to the lives and lib
critics of the people"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-18
feet to place Of beginning, cOnt.I.,s-..
aaFaa - ~Nae4iIlnn

feet to place Of beginning, cOn..,.,
acres. sA'plng eM,a
Magnetic variation, Is deg. % nj, :.
Recorders Office of Robinson MIjsqi.aea "a,
in Book A, page II. -''nlng Dlslis
This claim Is bounded on the w., =
ton oil the distance BY the Ohio eIs ~ lo' r.
by The Canton Mining Company " va
Any and all persons claiming sd.
portion OF said Brownetone min 'slsel d,
ground are required to file their ads.M.. Nh,
with the Register of the United go eAlas
ONCE at Eureka, In the State Of Me- Me- III
ing the sixty DAYS period OF publless'ea., d.
or they will be barred by virtue AZ ~ aeisal
ions of the Statute. ~ piuvs'
+. II. HINcKLEY r..
II is hereby ordered that the Assl.a
notice OF Application Tor Patent h. galsEslsg
ed for the period of ten consecnlIvs = pgelhk
the White Pine News, a weekly ne ss.a !
published at Taylor. Nevada 4fNspss
siiiow = II. HINCKLRY. R..a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-18
NO. So.
APPLICATIONS FOR 4 PATENT.
MS. LAND OFFICE,

N.v1nA. September Q. 1885.
z,oTIGE1s Hereby GIVEN THAT TIL
~ CINTON MINING COMPANY, whose
nostefice address is Canton, ohio) mas 'nls
Sav 6led it's application Tor patent iol
fifteen hunderd $500 linear iee sa. VI .ad cold
with surface ground two hundred eSgol zee. IN
,s;dth situate. living and being IN noDinson
Minipg Distriet. County of White Pine ana
STATE of Nevada, and known ana aeslgna1eu
nv The field notes and official plat on me IN ~
this Office As Lot Number o. ~ ~
.hs sx,erior boundaries of said Lot No. " be-
Besinning al post marked No. ! Z. ;.
Survey No 81 "Red Stone Lode, whence
NV. corner Of section Is, 7. 10 N. X. 6s b. :,
bears S 7sA deg W ssSs iest' snai ra TO- .iafr
No, . ON this lode bears n. 81 deg, L. ~ ieet
thence running lst course y. Il deg, w. 1O
feet To nost No. . u. ). Survey Ne. W; thence
ID course n. 10 deg q, (. 1890 feet to post 40.
Il y. Survey Ne. 81. the same being post no
. IT q Survey No. 81, Yellowstone Lode
thence sd course s. II deg. E. 200 feet TO post
Ne q. s. Survey No. 62: thence 4th course
s. "a deg, W. 1870 feet 10 place OF beginning,
containing S9-iO0 acres.
Magnetic variation. l6 deg 80 min east.
The location of this Mine is recorded 10 the
Recorders office of Robinson Mining Distriet,
This claim is bounded on It's eastern end BY
the Yellowstone lode claim, owned oy the
Canton Mining Company.
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Red Stone Nine or surface
ground are required to die their adverse Claims
With the Register Of the United States Land
ONCE at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, dur
ms the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue OF the proYlsl'
ons of the Statute.
F. HINcKLEY, Register.
1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of Applicat. on for Patent be published
for the period OF ten consecutive weeks IN The
White Pine News. weekly newspaper publish
ed At Taylor, Nevada
sil.lOw r. II. HfNcKLEY, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-18
NO. ss4.
NO. e34.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE,

EUREKA, NEVADA, September 2, 1886
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N CANTON MINING COMPANY (whose
postofilce address is Canton, Ohio) has this
day filed It's application for a patent for fifteen
hundred $500 linear feet of the Brownstone
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver, with
surface ground rwo hundred GOO feet In width,
District, County of White Pine and State ofNe-
vada. aud known and designated by the field
notes and official plat OIL file IN this office rs
Lot Number g., In Township 10 Nor,h, Range
83 East, Mount Diabo meridian, the exterior
boundaries of said Lot No. 03 being as followf,
to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. U. 8
Survey No. 50; whence the NE. corner section
of IT. is N. X. "a E., hears n. 81 deg, w.
9r7feet: an open cut with shaft In same bears
s. 10 deg, W. 800 feet; thence running LIST
course s. 64A deg, e. 30 feet to post 10. 2
U. Survey No 63; thence I'd course s 25sl
deg, W. 1900 feet to post No U. s. Survey
No 63 thence Sd course n. GAN deg, w. 300
feet TO post No u. $. Survey No. Oh, the same
being post No. 3 U s. Survey No. 81 soho
lode;" thence 9TH course n. 2514 deg, L. 1900
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-09-18
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

IN the Matter OF the Esta'e OF J0sfph
LiddIe. Deceased.
nEREMPTORY NOTICE is HEREBY
j Given TINT the undersigned has been ap-
DO nted Adminiatrarix Of the estate Of Joseph
iidhle, deceased. bv the Sixth Judicial DIS
frict Court Of the State Of Nevada In and ior
the County Of White Pine, and hll creditors OF
said estate are hereby notified 10 present the.r
Gains duly certified IN the undersigned 81 n@
reeidence nj Ward, White Pine County. Ne
vadn within two months from the fret pup
location Of this notice
MRS. MARGARET LIDDLE,
Administrat.ls Of essa Estate.
ward, August ~. 1895. a2sss@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
John rulIIdrs

Succeeds best in his work, where the
subject in hand admits of Untramnelled
and poetic treatment. For that reason
those land and ssascapes where the
locale is su5ssrEient TO the effect and
sentiment are those which he produces
vita most freedom and power. OF
course, there are exceptions u this. as
20 al broad statements. Bot a review
OF ms best pictures will prove that il Is
Il the main, true. M Tullidge seeks
not so much TO paint a view. as he doe
20 reproduce some impression made IN
on MS mind BY a passing phenomenon
OF allure; as the storm, the dawn. the
sunset. he loves 20 take an individual
scene, ana then paint fr0m IL q picture
when viii be type OF many suc1
scenes. The sOftness, the MYSTERY. The
ever varying expressions OF water. sky
q 81 foliage are what he ,oVes TO tell OF
nature. In those OF his work which
are most successful. there Is an absence
o. c0nveuiOnGlity, much % be admired.
snd which shows them 10 be purely the
outcome Of the artists mind. ~
n sorse OF his pictures, The re-
s az falls below his high aim. il Is be
cause Of a disregard OF este bished
rules upon which success so often de-
ponds. We do not mean that NJ. TUT I
lidge IS not true in his portraits OF /
places. His splendid picture OF Castle /
Gate Is 8 most faithful representation
OF that noted scene. But, rather. We /
wish 20 convey the idea that il is when
such heartfelt works as his
% Warmth and 'Sunshins" that the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
Dan WexgeIaud

Is reallys veteran in Utah art. His
talents are Of the most versatile nature
50 tha; his performances include 8 range
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
- cRrcIFTXToN.

An impressive picture. will end the list
OF Mr.. Weggeiand's works. Il shows
simply the figure of the Savior stretched
upon the cross, the pallid flesh tint re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25

C0HtiHued on nert page.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
RELIGIOUS PICTURES.

Ch-ist Blessing little Children can Be
designated as the artists most am
bilious work. Careful attention was
bestowed upon every portion of the can
vas. The figure Il Christ standing in an
easy and dignified position, first at
tracts attention. Spiritual. divine love
Is depicted in the countenance. His
hand rests upon the curly head OF q
child, whilst other children form a won
dering circle around. A finely painted
architectural background gives richness
TO ne work. The Roman soldiery.
the PopE!ace. OF Judea gaze with
astolishmenI at the uuwonted spec
tacle. \ woman pushing through the
croEd IN haste 70 put her child at the
feet Of Jesus. makes 3 beautiful second
episode. Take this picture for all in ali.
the artist Gcquits himself with much
honor, considering the difficulty OF the
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

TEE people Of Tombstone had enough of ;"Oid chap"' iu former years, and will never by their votes again authorize him to prowl around .haekyard= and continually annoy and harrass eitizens.-Democrat. When "Old Chap" was in office before he kept his books and the city straight. Since h;s removal the city has been anything but straight, as the nume-- mounds in the city cemetery will den- onstratc. If the present health off cers had done more prowling about back yards and harrassed tbe owners of those same yards, the death record of this city would not be so large as at present, and many of our citizens who now sleep the sleep that knows no waking EouI be among us. as well host. of happy children who have lost their lives t5rough tue malaria and death that has and does now ex- ist in many ef these back yards, the own"rS. Qf which were harra>sed and annoyed by "Ohi Chap" while h2 Was health otticcro of ,t41iS city,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

Republicans should remember that if they wish tbeir party to retain com trol of affairs in COchise County they must stand by their colors. Under Re publican rui. our county has become the most prosperous in the Territory. It is true, that when the Republicans came into power, Democratic misrule had sGddled large debt upon us, but under the honest, careful, business management ot Republican officials, the debt is being rapidly paid, and the County placed npon sound tinan- cia{ basis. The Board of Supervisors, Sheriff and Treasurer, have faithfully performed the duties of their res pective offices, and the two latter R. s. Hatch and 4. J. Ritter, who are. seeking re-elec.ion, deserve and sI.ouid receive the warm and earnest support Of all ~ho have the good of the eounty al heart. Both are honest, faithful and rsmpctent men, in whom not only the psriy but the people generally have every confidence. It WAS Lincoln wi,o remarked that il was no time 10 trade horses when crossing stream. Our county is in that transition state which would make Ilte compar;son fitting. There fore, we say, i: would be i1advisAll.. at this tima 50 replace cap:.bls men, on whom < Lres:h of suspicion h.. never rcsted, hy untrird mca, even though they might afterwards prove to be equsls, Don't trade horsrs whea crossing stream.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

FRED J. DoDGE one Of the R"publi can nominees fnr Constabls of this township has been tried by our peo- pie once before for the game cfice, and has stood tlle test, there not be- ing one single word ever said against him as an officer; He is true blue Republican and has always been found working hard and earnestly for the ticket, aud he will be rewarded for his feulty by being elected 10 the office for which he aspires, on the .econd day of next November.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

MR. G. HILL HOWARD, who is aD attorney for Geo. Hearst and other llnd grlbbers, and who Was in Wash ington at the time the Tres Ala, mos land grant question came up, while in conversation yeAterdny with 8 gentleman who resides in this city, stated that If it had not 6eenfer c. C.. Bean's interference the bill would have passed. Wonder how this ~lll set on the stomachs of those papers who have been abusing that nubi. old Hasyayamper, C. c. Bean-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

GEN. MILES declares that he was giyen absolutely discretionary au- ;hority concerning the campaign against the Atuehes; and it will prob ably iurn cut that he violated the military rules and preeedentS ob- serred by his predecessors only in the respect that he captured Ger0niihn, whereas they never got near enough to that distinguished chieftnin to as certain whether he was willing to sur render or noL-Globe-DemocrLt.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

E. R. MoXK, the Democratic can-
 didate for County Judge will arrive
 in this city in E few. days, and then
 our citiEens gill zee how unworthy
 he is for the. office be seeks About the first man he xili visit on hfs ar- rival will be his Raster Ground Grab Der Berry, for birds. of n feather al-
 ways flock togethor, and whjle Berry !, is. trying to. grab the. homes of the : citizens of Tombstone, this. man
 Monk is trying to Grah.tpe homes aud : ranges of our Fanchers in the valley.
 Remember that a vote for. Monk is a . vote aglipst your living in speaeeable oSscssiQn of your hoares. ,. .-.5s .
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

Hon Thcmas Cordes is nv nak- ing tour through the terri:ory int'r- viewing tise voters in regard to ths office of Territorial Superintendent O! Public Instruction, and is ms''ing with marked success wh rerer he goes His record is clear aud clean, while that of lis eppo' ent is b:smiehcd wth Pomt Lob?s railroaI bn.s an.i otAet'lika p.o. critics that are so wide Iy advertised iAr*ughout the territory as to insure Mir. Ccrdis' election all most unanimously.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

ADvIcEs from the different counties ln the Southern District received at this office all state that our fellow townsm D, B. s. Coffman, is the popular man for .he. 1erritcr;al Coun- cil, and that he will receive large ma jorities in all of the counties. .TEis is gratifying to TIE TOMBSTONE, xs, it was the first paper to bring Mr. Cofi-- man before tho public, and had to urge him very strongly tO neglect hie business and accept the nomination. He will make one of tho best couucli- men that has ever represented tie people Cf this Territory i'll Prescott.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14


 The Star says that there is no in tcrest being taken in the ol :ction of County Judge as it is certain that tle County, Courts of this territory will be abolished by the next legislature. The Star must lave lad a 'piri u l communication from the h:r world, telling him just who were going to be elected, ,:and just what Gea'urss ,he .werel going to advocate, or else they have had prophecy from Wiggsns. Atall events We think that it's prog ncstications swill turn cut in about the same manner as did old fraud Wiggans,.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
peclara.ion of Sol. rrndcr.hlp
1AH TERRITORY OF kKIzDSA,
 GI-STY ~T iGLISE sS

Ing lERRI1oKY OF AKIZpSA,
 GTSTY ~r iEuISE. In whom II 1rN cui,r"rE:
 Know yr trYt ui' Ii'- 29 .h day vf SepteIn- Der, A D. IsSs ..irS Louise Norris N lie of E. J- &UTris pBL tr- IuiIoM ing drclsrhtioH ;t'r IL Pu'rUrr uI cHrI yHrS 1n zHu t.arsact- irHder, lU-~n: that 1 intend t0 carry Oh in nly Unn n1'hcaEG Tor my o"L Use and bcn. it lLr La, he D. of q wholesale ahd re- IzIl Sai SlieH mr-IS i, all U! it's branches Il, uSuaA, Vzrriei Oh bJ uturr persons III The Ter flLuEl nj rIzuLa, Where l am now resIdIn.. flat my ritIZciship is in tue CvEbIi vf COGhIse and I,rrIIUry of Arizona, and Ih said rUGnii Ihtrud tO carry on the LusinesS ELurcsai1. Ia NIines8 whereof 1 herSuHtO subscribe my Lane, tho day and GA.e above Nr1Ltcn.
 MES. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of ArizJua, County vf Co., rl,iAe. s.a. -'>--
 On tnH c9th day Of S~pleMLer, A. D ISS6, prrsouAlly -pYraTsA bsiUGe me, Will A. Sase, a nIIarJ russskF--;H And :ur Inc euuu- y oI.C :sisr, L..uIse Norris, known tO me tU bc Ihc IDcrsoI CT srrLsxtt, aud whv made Ike foregoing declaration UI her InientiOR tU czr'a Sn Iis business ss therein s;a.ed, Mho aCkhu~!sd { to me hat he executed inc saline irrelJ anu voluntarily, and for ihc ustS aI.d puteUscs lLeieIn mentioned. ln witness whereof l have kercuEto set my hand aud affixed InJ official zeal. the dAy acG year ln tHis certificate liI st written.
 SEAL MILL 4. NASH,
 Notary Public.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
lppcr ~an l,edro Nound-up.

Commencing aJ CorhiSc StFOh Sho:d, DrI- suon mountains, October 5lk, lS>G, from ihere tO WhcIstuEe and San Pedro Ranch Dh San Prdr0 River, above Benson, uT the river 10 S"nOra li"r, across To TerranaIR, t4ifs tp BarbacoILar., down BarbacOHari to mvut!i of vsiley Mr. Jam's Waugh wIr act througl out as eArlarn of said rUdero.
 F HERRERA,
 3 @ If S~c't r. <. G. A.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
SunlNlUnS.

IN THE JUSTICES CCUK OF SE COND TuwAshIr, OJ ths County Of CUeLIse, Ter Iitnry Sf Ar.zUnS.
 Il A Rogers. Plaintiff, Vs Mrs Eenirs CVkcr, DrIrndant.
 lhu I1Trilary OI Arizona sends greeting To ElniITA I0krr, GeirHcant
 1Gu sTr hereby -hInInSnvd to appexr Lc- IUIe me, al M ufii:e in Benson, in Ihv gouS- U Ul < UchI.e. Oh lLc l4tli day 5G UttEbrr> loe6, al , U'i:lIV& II. Ia m action brought aEaulst Vu by Aald PI1Intlit, tO srsHer tES ,cotn l-lut UI tlr N1'.Ns i.ahcd plaintiff
 Sald acllon lS brought To- erSYsr Uf you tlIe Autz oI Ninety UUi,Srs aId hfIJ live cents Oh acc"uat SIaiea. hCtwren Svu Ehd Inc frm ui s."=trs BUs.s Byh.nt. Alf$sAa, Tor sUOSs AOid anu ut ,i,rrcu Lu you Al yGur lE- S:ahce and I,qurst, nbd i@r money AsN=ncrL wi.I nI"rc iuilY Sppoar uH sEAtrinrat oil hie Iu Ili.s Giiiie ~hR Il is u.sos 2SII Sf ,o:Hpi-:nl 6y PlAiit'E, OrJuns m~ns will Ds -tHkcn As ~hst !'u Tor tkG saia zIn-uni, Is- .ctt.vr wl;i r,S1. Si IhlS >Ea il ygu i4il t0 appeal an1 znswcr.
 iv Inc cLvrh or any Constable Of said cuuml!, gree rg:
 Makc ,S-l scIrice aLd dur TetuTn ihxrSrf Gn,h Gndtr IHJ Laud IEl> oiH LaJ VI AuSus., lAS6.
 EOBT L MILLER, 1 JHAiice pl tas le-cs lcF sad IVahAAir.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

FRANK BROAD is one of the most popular men in this city for the office of Constable, for which he received the Republican nomination. He has been a resident Of this camp flor. six years, and during that time has made a host of friends who will stand by him and see that he is elected as enc of the constables for this township.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

THE TGMBsToNE is nUt 2 third-term journal. IL however, recognizes the fact that secohd term for Bob Hatch and Andy Ritter would be but Il just recognition of the services of two up right men who have faithfully per. iormed tI.eir duty.