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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
Sic snrrntnip1trr Embarrassment.

Stew Oorf, l9. Wtai. = Srou Worie,
bie Satin bes Baftors 8. 9. NtorIe BON
3arrptomn, Deren SO4ter @racie iit Rou.
Tag nit benz Suti9er Der 6amilie, beimli9
uerbeirutbete, iudte seitern IN sem Orte mad
benz iungen @benuare, oas, tpie bebauptet
pirS, in Der 8ehauiung oes Suti6ers iiber
benz Stale Die gtadt oerbrnht bate. =
abenSs iou iif 6rau gtOrie, Die ieit benz
Sobe Commodore SnuOerbilt's eiA Sabres.
@tnFommen bon fiinfiebntuuienb Dollars
bat un6 eiuen groBen aufmauo ma6t, etuas
berubiat unD fifl nit Der Eo6ter ausgeiSbut
baben. Gs beiBt, baB bic Merie'i6e Tamilie
trot ibres @eIbes teine sroBe 8ule in ben
@eieui6aftstreiien BON Serrptomn ipielte.
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9lndl ettte 0mtfahrMma.

8robibeuce, &.sS., 10. Wai. - Gor
eiur9en 8odeu iit Der 25iabriae Gapitau
9eterIOn nit ieinem SdoOner ySbree Bro
taer8" ooH GbilaOeIpbia ab9egangen; am
GOro bate er ieine SugenOfreuubin II. 2an65s
mGnnin 6rou @ilbert .. SpriH9er aus 60
iben, @ape Ma1, R.sS., geb. Carrie @arris
iou. Der @atte uno Der Sater Der Sreulo=
len perfOlgten ben SdOoHer Gage lang auf
Dem 9eIamare nit einem S6lepper uuo
febrien bnnn unUeludteter SadJe 5urif. -
@eiteru 2tbeuS 1T Der @apitdn in &oft 9reeus
MIC obne 6rau Springer gelan0et. Iuf Die
oil ibu geli6teten 6rageu ertlarte er MIR OaS
Cine; nSt babe bas 5iedt, au9 9an'en aIs
8aiiaQiere III bef0r0ern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
gIns Der @nnoesbatptRaSt.
Sefidjte ocs oipitai5areaAs iiber
C!nc GbotcrasG GpioCmie III 5ranfreidI.

gS aiAingtou, 3. g., ben 10. Rai.-
2aS Wtartne= 0opitalbiireau bat gta9ridten
elbalten, aus pelhen berporgebt, oGB bic
Cholera in ben D0rfern Der Sretaqne, Tranrs
reid mo iid) in lebem 6riibliug SLIDER tusros
Ber &ESahl beriammeln uno in idmuBtgen
Sitten bidt uIammen9ebrGn9t bauien, in
le9r bcSartiger 9eiialt ausqe6rod)en III. Sn
giateile ipQ Der Sanitdts;ufanb ebenfaus
eln lebr be6entid)er iein. Die Sterbldfeit
in jener StaOt mar in eem eriten Guartal
oeS iauienoen SabreS GROCER, ais le 3Uoor,
unp belief iid uuf As Sterbefdlle fir ieSeS
&aultno Der 8eO0lferung. 9tan muntelt,
6aB HE @holera pieoer in gtarieille au5Sez
bra6eu 1T.
Sic @ireimicr StaatsibuIS.
8d8 Sans >SUItScomite bat ben Sorfiter
Guder beouitragt, 9e9en cine Bill 3u bertds
ten, Die ben Frdfoenten sur @rneHnung et=
ner @ompiiIion ermdd)tt9t, neld]e unterIus
den ioll, OBJ, eosntueu in peldem 9ra0e oie
8untesre9terun9 fir bic Sirginier Staatsz
id)ulo uerantmortIja gebalten tueroen lam.
gsniiSnsm fur @eteranem oes metttaatidben
&ricoes.
9a8 SCnats- @Omite fir Benitonsmeen
bat Feidloien, 6te pom Sauie augenomn1ene
merifaniifJe YtnTonsblll aui unbeffimnIte
3eit ;uriid;uIe9en (nlio ju oerruerfen) unb
lls Subfitut Die erfen iiebeu Abi6nitte Der
i'm 8eSember BON Ntlt6eQ (Ba.) eiu9eret9.
ten 8iu (oie bonn Senat in Der lebten Seis
iion an9enommeue meritaniihe Benfou8biGl
einsuberi6fer. 9as @oulite pertpirft 9ienf=
perfoneu unb befiebt Oarauf. baB Arbeitsunz
fdbi9feit uno llnnbbdn9tgfeit bic notbmenois
gen GIaIlfifatiOHeu zines Yenfonars ieiH
mtfen.
8ermiidtcs.
Die beutt9e Steuareinuabme betrug $751;
448 uno Die i3oQeiuuabme $625,158.
3nr @inl0iuns beitimmte 9fationaI= 8ant=
ytoten in Setrage bon 100000 liefen beute
I'M SdaBamte Elm.
Senator Seller bradte beute i'm Senate
cine Bill Elm, tuelf)e $250,000 iiir Die @rl.ds
tun9 ei1e8 0tilttGrpoltenS nabe 9enper,
@ol., Oerplli9t.
Der yTational @in3er Content" Iebte
beute feline Serbanblungen fort un0 nabm
Bpefentipredenoe Beidliiiie an. Die Dee
aaten tperoen morJen gtuWmittag bem Brdz
foenten tbre Qufpartung MAIDEN.
Die @iUil= SerpiIigun9sbiu, pelde NOR
gen I'M 6auie etnberld)tet tperOeu miro, Der
ptuigt i'm @an3en 500, ,558, 119 - $685.
485 reniger, als bic Serpilliguug fir oa8
laufenbe GtSfaIiabr, mi $848, $50 psniger,
als Die SOraniWlage.
9aS Sau8.@omtte fir Sn6iauer= IuQele=
9enbeiten bat Die SefIrpOrtung Der Bill be-
ldlloiIeH, nouad $75, 900 aus Dem 6on0 Der
@herofei ianz9tatton an bic beireiteu Stlaoen
Der @herofeeS un0 anoere Aeoptioz Siirqer
lener Nation beSablt pcr1en I0leu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
Bier GinSer at soSe perbran.,t.

@froH, O., 10. Wai. - Die 8obuuuq
Ser g8tttpe Nfarp WtOOnep, brei 9teilen
n0rblid bon bier, brannte furj Dor u llbr
in Der 0ergan9enen Nadt nieoer, uuO pier
ibrer SinOer, BON rpeldeu oas Gltelte II uuO
baS iiugfe Sabre ait mar, famen in Sen
Slo1men um'S Qebsn. Srau 0iooneg, mel.
de burd ben 0fauf getuedt purbe, nabm
ibr Spei Sabre UlteS iiingfes Sir5 auf oen
grm unb rief beu bier anoeren Gletuen, Sic
bereit8 baIb erftdt paren, gu, ibr 5u. folgen.
Sic ipran9 bann aus benz 6eniter uno ent=
fam iGmmt bem eiuen 6inSe unoerlebt. Ser
6Ozi6bri9e 2anreHce Wtoouep, S6uager Der
gSitttpe. puroe burt Sas @eitrei Der Sim
Der gepedt uu0 ftiirste iu'8 Sreie, NO er bic
Shutter traf unb BON ibr erfubr, SaB ii6 bic
Sinber nod i'm Snneren befInSen. Der On
tel unb Die Otutter mafJten mebrere Seriu.
DE, in oaS brennenbe 9aus ein;uSringen,
ipur6en te6o6 ieoesmal BON ben SlGnnten
suriidsetrieben. Sr. Ntoonep erlltt babel
ioIfe i9nere 8ranomunoen, bab man oil
isinem &uifummen Sneifelt. Die Oertoblten
geiten Der bier SinOer nuroen beute frib
inter BEN Sriimmern aufgefunben. 6rau
gtOOnep unO tbre in bieiiqer Staot wObneuz
ben Smei ertpa9ieuen S09ter itaS Dor Stunt
frer QllRer itd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
Iu uSIQnb.

3an3ig, a. Roi.-6eute 9iug Der 9ams
pier ,6arOO" mad DtOntreal aO.
3 8euI, IS. Wtat. - Baiitrt: 0ampier
,ROrtb DURHAM" BON GoOian, S..@., mad
einem eugliideu 6afeu beftimmt.
Taitnet, 18. 0tat. - Baiitrt: 8Gmpfer
pgate @bamplain," oou gtoutreal mad gis
perpoOl uHtermegs.
@ibralt ar, II. 0tai. - Der 0ampfer
,@1gcr" BON mitteqauoiiden 9Gien pailrte
geTern bier uuf ieinem 8ege na4 yteu. .Yort.
6ambur9, Is. Wio,. - Der 9ampier
pSammouia" it beute mad gtemsD DOrf abges
fabren.
Silb oman, 18. @ui. - Seute paiirte
bier Der BON 8OfOn mad @la8gow ie9elHOe
9nupier yQcaOia."
Qtuerpool, IS. Dtat. Der 9ampfer
uBeruUian" bon Borhano trai beute bier Elm.
lbgefabren: 8ampier ySt. 8onarS" uuo
p@itp Of Chicago" mad yfeDzgDort, D@epba-
lenta" mad 8ofon, vSate 8mnepeg" Hah
Guebec uuO DlOntreal.
Goubo n, IS. Dtat.-6eute traf Der Dam:
pier gStodbolms s@itg" BON Bolton bier eirl.
Qt3arb BOint, IS. Utai. - Baifrt:
9nmpier ,9fbdtia," BON yiep D0rt mad
Saulburg uuterWegs.
2ettb, IS. Rat.-5eute trai oerDampfer
UerlttC" oen Hem@gJort pier Elm.
NteiI tina IL. DRai. - Der 9ampfer
pSas. SarruS" 1T gefern mad gieps gOrt abb
geiabren.
D&oUilIe, IS. giai. - Der 9ampfer
Ethiopia" bon Ren= DOrf traf beute bier elm
unb fubr mad Glasgow peiter.
9tepca G, g., IS. Dtai. - Seute 1T
Der 9ampfer v&ipOazGttp" ron yteps9ort
bier eiu9etrOfieu.
Neupel, is. Rai. -6eute 1T Der Dam.
pier uAleruuoria" mad yter,DOri ubgegan-
gen,
GueenstoD II, IS. Rat.-9er 8pfr.
r5urrOp9ate". BON Rep. Orleans traf beute
bier ein.
8io Saneiro, 10. gtai. - gtbgefabreu:
9aupfer gSate Samcetw mad Repz0ort.
Seueriffa, II. Qtai.-9eute gtng Der
3ampfer y4ctonH mad Sg6He1, @.s8., ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
SlbTabrtStaSe BeE p8eans5a 5aRtpfES
BON RepsDorl:

Dnmptsr rState Of Georgia nab @IasaOn - am
20. gldi.
Dampfer n@ermante% nah2pGrpooI-cm 20. Vfai.
9umpfer rGelaaS" nab oGmbur9-Gm 30. Dt1i,
8amptsG n@tto si @befer" nab eiDGpool-am u.
Dlai.
8ampfer ~GtEaria" nad Siperpoal-om d. Rai.
9umpier a8epoHia" nab @losgoru-om ~. Blai,
8ampier s8eiier" uah 9openbIgeH-om %. U3ai,
DampfeI Morapin" nad Sam6urg-am "a. IPai.
8ampisI ngeTFan ToHarp" nah 9onoon am
% WQl.
3amgisI r8beiuH nab Brenen-am %. D2ai.
8ampter -. &alono" mao Rotteroam - an %,
gloi.
= Dauptcr -BennIano" NOD gntprpen am %.
glai.
Dnmpitr ngBgOmins" NOD eiperpOOI - ON 25.
Ylai.
8ompIer rGpainS nat 9iperpool-am 26. glai.
Sompier a@itp OF &ome@ mad 9perpool - am 26.
Dlat.
Domp5er rSibeT" mad Brsmen-am %. Ulai.
GQmpier y2abra0or~ nab 6aprt-nW 70. Dl1t.
DampIer r8lepubIc" nab eioerp0oi-am ~. Etat'
8amptsE Heeiiina~ nah 5amburg - am u, glai.
DGmpier 4giig d Berlin" nab etuerpooI-am 30.
glai,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
saIpfni uuS Iein @ei@dftsfabrer.

em,DOrf, 10. Mui. = 9(iS Gomao
Snloint, Der groBe italieniite &ra90oe, &c.
fern mad europa abreiife, i6ieb er nt9t
in 6rieOen uon ietnem @eiddit8fiiBrer Garlo
u. @bi,5oIa. Sor ieiner 2lbreiie murOen bem
Sra9Ooer eie 9otumente beiii9tid eine8
YrC3eiies iiberreidlt, tuel9en @liS5oId einge
leitet bate, nm Salotui 3u Stpingen, etnen
Ebeil oes pGbreno Der Ioeoen beenoeten Saiz
ion bon benz @eih6ttsfibrer erlitteneu Scr
lufes gu tragen. Sainuel Sren6, Der Sbeas
terorettOr, 1T elmer Der Serflagten in oem
YroSefie. @bi35ola bebauptet, baB fdl Der
bon tbm ruGbrenO Der Sailon erlitteue Ger
Inf auf etma $12, 900 belaufe. Saluiut er
hiel. $40, 900 uon Der @innahne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
Die GIfd1eretfraac.
3cnz zen9IamSer Slider bcpaTneH ibre Jabrs
:rWse.-SntraTmnG tbcr Die llntbatiBtsit
oer Meaicrnna.

9enz zgn9IaaOer Slider bcuaTneH ibrc TSabrz
5cMsc.-SntraitunG iibsr Die llntbatt9teIt
Oct We8erung.
CORTLAND, Nte., 10. Wai. - Die bier
entitanbeue Auitegung iiber Die Sei9Iag
nabme Oes 6iiderIuooHers IS. 80. 9ougbt9"
our6 Die CaHaoiide Seb0r6e oauert fort, uno
oagemeines 8efremben miro iiber bic I6einz
Lare aputbie Der 8unSesrtqierung ausqe
oriidt. gta9ri6ten bon oeriaieoenen Bunfz
ten on Der 9teus s@n9IGuber EGite ergeben,
oaB Die Slider aHftalten trefien, iid gum
969enlelti9en S6uBe III beretuigen un6 fiiufs
tt9pln allen lebergriffen SeiteHS Der Cana
bier g8toerItanb iu leiiten. Gin gigentbitmer
tnebrerer Silaertabrjeuge iagte beute, penu
Die Resternng Die Slider nidt beidite, 10
nlBten fte es eben ielbf tbuu, mo ieiue
Sabr5euse, Iotpie oiele anoere tpiiroen fiinfz
tl9bin @eifiibe unb SIeingemebr am 8oro
fiipren. Die Slider bsid,peren iid) iebr iiber
oaS 9Fringe Snterefie, pel6es Die Reeieruuq
tltr Die Gn9ele9enbeit Oil ben Sag legt.
9igb1, N.zS., 10. @fai. - Der ameris
tari'te 6tideri6oOner ySennie unb Sulta,"
@apt. gSilliam SenrD Erauis, aus gafport,
Dfe., 9ing beute i'm SuiiiH Dor BEN b.eiigen
Safen Dor Gnter rE6 duBerte bic 4bfd,t, llS
Saufabrteifabrseug Trader einSulaufeu.
3ouetnnebmer Siets be9ab itn an S5oro unO
permei9erte, ais er ote Nete un0 Sii6erei-
Perdtbidulten iab, bic grlaubniB, un0 Der
Sdooner fad barauf pieoer in Gee. 9a8
Sabl2eug bate nidt ben iiblid)eu @rlaub
HiBid)ein, ipel6er an amsritaniide Slider
idooner aus9eftellt piro, ionbern oerlanate
SinlaB olS reqelmdRlqer SauifQhrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20
SCutIdlc III RSeItafrifa Dou
GinqeburCHCu maiIafrirt.

Von 3 0 n, 10. Mai. = Nafrid]ten ans
@ape Goaf- Cattle, bem bauptiddli6en pan
beIsorte an Der gOlotiife, 8eitairita, ergez
ben, bQB in 6olge eiueS 5piiden ben 8ecs
QuabS unb glbaHt8, 5mei RegerfGmmen,
uusgebrOGeaeu Sriege8 ale g8ege geiperrt
unt ouer Sertebr nit oem Snneren abgez
brOden 1T, 8te 8ecquaBs nabmen fii3lib
IS beutide 6GnOler gefaugen uHO maiatrtrs
ten bicielbsn, na9bem ite auf entIeBli9e
g8eiie gemartert uuo oerfitHuelt pOroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20

Ser Senat HtIntnt bic aHaemeiie VenItons=
blu an. - Tod rtcbrcre eIuOcrttauIenS
VemitnGare oem Sanoe anI9ebala. - Die
Statcn SsEamO:Srade unS Ole 9pTtSams
pier:Snbiinic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-20


EB Or. @bulmers' 9stlttHt'
tIr turirt 8e8pepfs, Rigrine, 8labiuttl
Soobrennen uub ate 2eioeu, hse llHoroHuAs
gen i'm Muqen ersiammen. Sci NerUen'
frantbeiteu lit fe ems Der beaeu gtIttel, %
iie iOfOrtlge Qtr5erung i6aHt uno III tIr3er
3eit Seilung oentrtt. $GetS 81 ole 6la'
ihe. gu bc5en bel 9 ct 2: p q HSs
& 6 m p, gtr. 1O9, 2Selts Sa!tlIl,g5slIHIa'
Be. (gtoo26 lzVItJ
Die bemerFenSmertben uno pobltban9en
ReIrdtate, bic Der gebraut BON Monens
Tgething Cordial e3ielt, haben ju letHer
allaeueinen &nnenoung IN taf allen Arten
pom 9rantbeiteH, oeneu Sinoer unternorleH
fub, gefiibrt. ST beilt Sldbun9, Sollt, Ntas
eenlaHre, 8ur6iol Il. (. tn. Seine 6nmIlie
ieate ObHe ibu isiu, Sei aleu gpotbeiern 5n
babeu. (Sl1-l
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sie prLeaniKiiaem @riniet,.

8ari8, 10. Ntai. - Die &egierung bat
beidIofen, Der 9eputjrtentammer etue Nor
luge gu unterbreiten, burd pelfe Die Yrdterz
iioueu Der Orleaniitiibeu Priu5eu oeiinitio er
lebigt perben iolleu.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-04
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued out Of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of the
Territory of I4aho In and for the County of AL
turas, and to Inc directed and delivered, for a
Judgment render dand entered in Pr Dbate Court on
The 9th day of October. 1885, in favor of +. b.
True sni a. W. KOhlepp, and against Jabez Chase
and Walter Hcigmsn, have levied on the follow
Ing-described property, any and all Interest the
defendants or either Of them has or has had III
aud T. the premises hereinafter described. on or
at any time since the 9th day of October, 1885, to-
wit:
What is known as the "Crns us" mine: COM
tnsncing at a certain notice 1t 800 feet in t.
hortheasterly direction, and 1910 feet in n south.
tssterly direction therefrom, situate In Mineral
Hill Mining District. Alturas county. Idaho Ter
tory. and about two miles from Gilman City, in
n northeasterly direction on the lett hand side of
Scorpion gulch going up. AMI about 1900 feet
ealterly from the Oh Scorpion millsite, and the
discovery being at the old scorpion mine incline
this mine being formerly known as the Scorpion
NJ. Swlrtz. F V. Tinker. and F. b. VIM. aud later
decided from o. NJ Swartz and F. V. Tinker t.
Jabez Chase and Walter Hoigman.
Notice liz hereby given that on the 18th day OF
April, 1896, at IL o'clock a, m. of that day. In
front Of the Courthouse in HALEY County of Al
turas | will sell the right, title and interest OF
said Jabez Chase and Walter Hol yman in and to
the above described property. at PUBLIC AUo
TIoN. for cash In hand. 10 the highest AMI best
bidder. to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
Dated the nd day of March. 1885,.
c. H. FUREY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-04
Imitation in Fashions.

1t is to the advantage of that large
section of the people who make their
livelihood by supplying the rest of the
world with clothes that fashions should
change quickly, so that new clothes
may be bought before the old have been
worn out, because the latter have be-
come outre
On the part OF some people there is a
constant demand for novelty; they do
not like to wear things, limitations Of
which have been obtained by Jack,
Tom and Harry" or " Mary, Jane and
Eliza"
Consequently. the BRIDESMAIDS brain
Is busy to devise the novelties which are
in demand. Failing this demand he
will devise novelty all the same, and.
carefully introducing it to a select
few, he knows that by imitation large
demand for it will soon be created.
Now, to devise real novelty is some
thing which requires positive genius,
and as this commodity is rare, the
majority of the new fashions which are
constantly appearing are, in reality, only
notifications of byGone styles.
Thus it Is with the well-known
" masher" collar, hat and stick, with
the dancing pump and Queen Anne shoe.
with the crinolette and padded shoulders
ana nlpS.
A prediction has been made to me by
the head of fashionable firm that
crinolettcs will be all the rage during
the season of 1856, and, although it is
devoutly to be wished that this will not
be the case, it is highly probable that
the prediction will be fulfilled. for the
style of 1885 has led up TO it, and trade
influence can accomplish the rest.
As the American said at is never
safe to prophesy unless you know" and
the prophet In this case had made up
his mind to make D large sale Of the
article in question. The Quaker's ad.
vice to his son: SNAKE money, my
boy! honestly. il you can; but make
money y requires no repetition to men
Of this stamp. for they have long fol
lowed it implicitly.
1t is wonderful how people will sub
nit to be humbugged In the sacred
name Of Fashion.-IBallin Science Of
Dress" ....
'--- ' 81 49, l5--f-a.1 a-,s'-sss- u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-04
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho, in and for the
county of Alturas.
David Kay, plaintiff, vs.. Abraham Hines. defend
ant.
The People of the United States in the Territory
of Idaho send greeting to Abraham Btmts, de.
fCndant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho in and for the
County of Alturas, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive of the day
of service) after the service You Of this sum
lnuns-if served within this county: or If served
out of this county. but in this district the within
twenty days: otherwise within forty days-or judF.
ment by default will be taken against you, accord.
ing to the Draye r of said complaint
The said act on Is brought to recover Judgment
against you for the sum of Sls62 32 az balance of
account for goods. wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to defendant by plaintiff, between
Januery LIST. 1850 and August list, 1881, no part Of
said balance having been paid: the facts more
fully appearing in plaintiffs complaint, certified
copy of which is herewith served
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. q. above
Judgment for S15G2.3 and interest thereon from
August l, 1881 and cost of suit.
Gwen under my hand and the Seal Of the Dis.
trct Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
Territory of Idaho, in and for the said county 81
Aturas, this 18th day of July, in the year Of oar
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty five
lsEAL, A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
by T.. Z. RICHARDS, Deputy CT, rk.
KINGsDuRY MCGOWAN, Atty for pl'f. M
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-04
Notice of Forfeiture.
70 ID. HARRISGrON:

70 ID, HARRINGTON:
You are hereby notified that have done the an
nunl holding work ON the John l.. Sullivan lCde
and mining claim. situated near Bullion In MID
eral Hill Mining District, Alturas county, Terri
tory OF Idaho, for the year 1880 ana nave eAPena,
ed over one hundred $1,000 dollars in labor and
improvements on said lode mining claim, in order
TO hold the same under Section 2324 Revised
Statutes of the United States that your proportion
of said 500 is $50. legal money OF the United
states being one-half; and that unless you con
tribute your said proportion of said expenditures
within 30 days from the date of the first puohea
ton of this notice your interest in the said join
+. sullivan lode mining claim will become III
property of the undersigned, under said sector
1924. MICHAEL " hooSiIEh'
HALEY, Idsho February -, 1886
es- The meney may be paid at the TIMES once
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Notice Of Forfeiture.
10 dsdrse NJ. Dicherson, and II. K. kinssbur

10 6edfse NJ Dirkereon, and Il. r. Kingsbury:
You are hereby notified that have done the an
nual bslding work on the Venus lode and mining
claim, situated in Warm Springs Greek Mining
District, Alturas county Territory of Idaho, for
the year 1885. ami have expended over enc humid
red (l0Jl dollars in labor aud improvements ON
said lode mining claim in order to hold the same
Under section 2J9i Revise Statutes Of the United
States: that your proportion of said one hundred
dolsr. Is one sixth each. being $1,000 each and
that unless You contribute your proportion Of said
expen fiture within 30 days fron the date of the
h-St publication of this notice. your interest in
the sal ! Venus lode mining claim viii become the
property Of the subscriber. under said section
2J2i. yLADYSLAN DOMSKL
HALEY, idaho.
~ The money may he paid at the TINES Office.
First publication, February O. 1886