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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
FENCES.


A farmer Who has had trouble with
jumping fences" NJ he terms IL. save
he stopped IL by mailing n hor--.ho~, on
each front foot Of sh. coz or steer.
hut he should have been mor- explicit.
Jumping fences are n great nuisance
ON n farm. and IL secms 70 me ,ha, n
w~ell-sct post and rail fence won't Jump
very high. When the earthquake hap
pcned about two years < all Of my
fences running east and west jumped
80 NJ 10 throw the corners all nwry
and leave o 81 the top rail. m tho
tops OF the stakes. and many wers
thrown on. But shi. Was no, an ordi-
nary kind 81 jumping fence. Those
who are troubled with the common
kind might try tho horseshoe, plan.
What Is the best fences have long
sought Ia find ,hi. out and have tried
tn. old-fashioncd worm fence. siak.l
or double-s'akcd and rit.rci: IN. post
and-board fence and the po.;-and.r rail
fence. with mort;ccd posts and rails
fattcned and pointed as the end.
have some miles Of fence on my farm
and have constant troubl. with tho
fences. all but about half n mile %
solid po-'-and-rai fence made Of chest
nut posts and five rails 10 each panel.
The rails arc ten tee, long. Thi. fence
firmly; the heaviest winds do
not move IL. n 10 cattle or horses try ,o
jump IL. 1t being ave feet high: and
from former experience. dating back
thirty years. ] know such = fence will
last n long ~ this. IL properly made.
Il II cheap. The posts Ar spli; zap
lings about ten years old and eight
inches on the spill; face. The holes arc
with . boring machine and two
inch augcr. two holes being made I've
inches apart from outer edges and tho
wood between them 10 cut OCT With Q |
post Z having . blade svo inches
side Two men will hole one huadred
'osts . day and will scs up the one
hundred panels Of fence in three days.
thus seven cents q panel ioe
the fence. And when IL 10 seS
{ II sct for years without need for ~.
air or almost daily Watching and put
ing up ~ With the common rail fence
The best thing 70 do With Jumping
nd breachy animals 10 70 have rood
.nces. % that when they are young
animals will not learn To jump OF
hrov down tho !encesl Bad fences
make breschy and unraly sto-k.-H.
z nm<s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
THE PILGRIMAGE.

Long yean ago the heart Of . king
Was carried In stste. like . royal thing
To the Holy Land. where he longed % %.
Did living desires round hts dead heart cling:
And could they be satisfied 20.
How strange II seems that kings IN tAeir pei1e
Have lived thwsrted lives like Ours. and have
died
With the thing that they Iosged 70 do undone.
Till, unconQuerOd, some from the grave have
For their hearts TO be carried %:
Yet never . king had such Q stake
As ]. In the journey ! long TO make
To . land, alas, where I may not 60:
Out my heart must b carried there or break,
Whether living or dead. I know.
rome. yellow haired little boy Of mine:
Let me zee your face. where your young hopes
shine.
You're loving, M darling. nd strong saa
true:
You'll journey, Will I vainiy long and pine.
So my heart I will send with you.
For I yearn TO follow your life. my sweet;
It's q long hard way for your eager feet.
And I can go only . little part:
But, dear, I'll your pilgrimage Is complete.
Will you carry your mothers heart.
-Bess> Chandler. an Harper's Bd:ar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
PUBLIC oeiNloM
oSo Ssa Sss - a>e~ra o. UsA ~

49, No eas - 9se~s1 d WneA -
ossA VesssaA,A
proper regard for tie cpsasoa a
the World 10 . great ~ssse<ua-a 4
sosaAa shoalt strive 70 sppsar ~ Gel,
- "a b. oiAn~i.>s- b.. h. ninos
shinss. IN saich 90 asessioa % prs.rs.
PIE Is Involved. !: 10 possas,e IN ask
ooss self too osses s.WAss vil. ps~,ols
say"
10 place An exaggerated value %
'he remarks o. stranger ia VERY In.
di.crcci thing We should have lsa.-
pendence enough ~ DO uha, 10 riga,
And hcsi Tor ourselves ui,h-ru, a.sia.
our nesghecr's advice. We sAoaIa ,r.
fnenhcr thai; our osn .eeas rAy 20
quite ~ good - shoss os o,A~r.. aaa
thas &c NOV u osa nc~<.s ana tho
depth OF our own pure. eSs.rr ,A,s
other people oan.
There r huadr~as u uorn.a nav
wearing hard. s,iS Collar aecr, ,h~.,
necks. hard bones aad steel. si.su,
their waists. heavy bus,ies thai bur,
The spine. ti8hi gloves And high h~~la
simply In Difference 20 vhA, iAcy sup
pose ''ihe people will say" Ia fact.
this form OF compliance. With the die.
ta'es ~ other people 1. uaiyc->a You
and ! say; How foolish, Hos NOT.
s,rous' How Injurious b., ~, wear
the things all IL. same,
Mrs b has q pretty costume len
from last winter. bat - hat would p~o-
pie say 10 500 her in church In tho
same ,hingss 80 she get. nc~ attire
on crcsi.t employs a drc.stnakor ~hon
she does BOT pay. Is tortured by aun.,
over~ helrnci with modification. and
more unhappy than ~ ,h. had
heard people say Why. there &, Mrs.
H. IN last years suit and the Same bog
net"
Arabcils goes 20 = bail. Every ono
wears u dress without ~slccyc. ~ a ball
In these days. Arnh-lla know. that
meant a cold In her case, buS
what would people say" IL she wor.
People say very li,:l- when
shs lice At the poin, Of death ~lih
In fact many ~ he,
have TO DO told nf,er~ard. how
she has been. They did not know,
care. whs; her fat. nigh, have been.
Matilda Runcc is happy and comfort
able. aud can provide herself With what
needs In this world. Ba, pssopls
viii say In n year or two that she 10
Ia b., AN Old maid so she mar
les the fr,, maj Who oHcr.. get. a bad
husband. and oon cnyles all inder-rnd-
'nt spinsters who do not care whA, p.p
Die say about their state Of single
In all such matters you should not
'arc for what people gill say. lie
uro you re- right aud then ~ ahcai."
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
CANES IN HISTORY.

10poPtooe 1of0euotss0 0AtA0rod Tor the
0sooos a DoAsa
That canes have been put 70 noblcr
uses than that )bf anording nourish-
ment TO the abysmal mouths Of dudes
Is proved by history. In fact. the cane
is surrounded by historical memories
OF surprising interest The Mexicans
first used ane in America When
the Spanish conquered the country q
queer custom vas introduced. The
chief executive Of the town carried .
stick with . gold or silver head. II
was . kind Of scepter. The people.
Of course. rarely knew how TO rcd or
write. and when any one Wa wanted
for . crime one Of the mayors sub
oedinates would take the cane. find the
culprit. and place IL horizontally upon
the latter's chest The proceeding was
equivalent 70 . summons. and the man
had = appear before the mayor under
{ he penalty Of bsing cast into prisoa
The custom was borrowed from Spain
where IL still prevails in the o i'm
sections.
The cane Of early American history.
like that Of Biblical times. va psrs Of
the repsrtory Of the leaders Of the
church. II "a the principal badge Of
the deacon The che va about I've
leet long. Ooe cod vas embeliished
With . big knob. the other with
IeasheA When the small boy rebeiled
against the straight-haeksd pew he eus
} rap o. the head With the uncharisable
md OF the c1ne. II tAe head OF The
LAmily GOT 70 dreaming about his Old
English home and The cory little nest
q Of the shires the turkeys alum
10 o. the deocon's cane fesahered she
into lie again
The Irish have always besa a-asoci.
ted With . blackfhern stick Of shors
md thick dimessiooA Thsy Nd
heae queer little sidearus In the inv..
ions Of the Eagiish king. and in tie
eaigious varA Evea in iss unpo,ishsa
ease tAs blaokthon seick l. oce q H.
~ eAaiaAsa y 0se eos.eianu~
-Cssassa6 8saub1
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
n IS a
The W~as~ Who sh~vs V.r.--s go
Nsses Wsys Asp ytsss.

~sses Wsye Asr vhssE
They are forever shopping btI; r-v
purchasing. IN. clerk r-~rsu.s. -
shopper" the minute she step, %, -
tho door .ili. She wand.r- sio-s. r "a
an air that show. sh. hss bren n~ -
shopping but: no; baylng .sI,@isaa.a.
The FIRST counter she come. "a j. r.
handkerchief counter; she .ssiieEiy ~
N very much Interested IN tn
latest handserchiefs. loox, thea =
over. and asks the clerk. Who i. irgi.
to attend Ia thr-r or four cgs:.,sar b.
once. the price % no le.s than a do,
then cody tell. him che 10 oaly iostis-
around. She paases On Ia ths uussAis
counter. and picks mp . gol5-hssIlsi
umbrella and asks the ci~.s tAo tsrs
On being told III. price che .sass~,y
discovers that Is 10 jus. lik. os- 40
bought there last year. bat . !.i;~
cheaper. Thea abe begin. =, r~~s
What she has lost BY not waiting H.
che SCENE 10 smoosh her ruas~i f~~iis2
By tsyinG In ever Gay possible To -s,-
- - w " Hs<f o
alssnaa- She passes on ~ The .is
counter nod aAhs for sany.e~ 81 asl -.
nev shades without the fain;e., issax
yer purchasing syard The cl->s. a-s'-
variiy cain. aasve her -aS~seLsss
and treats her e~ourt~pu.iy. sill~ IN.
vardly he invoices . bl-ssisy 80 A~r
heAd. Are. dsveiisr arsass 81.
smail-vass oounier for sh-osi an hn.s.
sAs tahes fAs elevator 70 tbs sais d.
partmeat who're che pro--~:s 10 TO-
sp~ct ~ie.surely Ill ihs Latest ssvss
and vr.ps The Cd clarke are sfi
familiar With hsr 0arszseu. aad
vhea he sssps ~ via . ssssAb
What have you gus sev to-day.
they feel Hks treating her -
che deserves. bot vhsa eaa tA-y a,
Aoor-valbeev' ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eyes w gpos then asd iAey nsss es~
hibss thsis ssork- ~ Ca sSs,es -
rsDsss afsss uroeos s.a ss-s arvssl
20 that fSe sAovpss 90 ~ - siiss6ss
vis0 a H. soan1 - 80 - - -
he g~sesai s1se1 I'D aAee thsJ 80
Eirsd ous soui - hudy iAe sAsS-
va'ks % Ssons~iy toward ~ &a5-
'xtn dspasoesa ayiag b. vay - s.
paaaAssos- Tn os,y sopSsag asvssA"
IL DsasfiDs ~ esert AAs -
svsrsl god eussooeN 80 - 30
~5oscsa 70 80 Ne ~r~sr~Aasag s0O q
~ 'phoppsS 49, As is Aegzfm
nns gives . ssrosd skozsAa n
1ooAs sAaa as3ss lsso . assv Usno
'Ague LOO In h<v heeA iass - Oaaae
o0~<Assg b ss Sziss - - =
ARR ssA4ss shous -
'ssArsd Su<~ssoss go i~~sp.xzssg 49,.
birds Il ns sse~& ia ao<~ csuonA
be ds&cssn vAas h - sAe0~A
- prSs.as Oosks ~ ~
IAieA 10 asos 0nss -
0Au ars&as tAss - e1 $780,
ASSia ass sissA-AAo -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

Noxious isssrts N more numerous
and destructive nov than they vers
hfsy years aeo. Where nature has Q
chance % work Out her lave. all aai.
mails. from the highest 70 the lowest
do not increase beyond proper lini:a
Even nas himself 10 no exception 70
This great lAv; bot les Q break oceu. In
this Greo4 natural ehaia. nd IL y sels
al aloaG ~ lie. Ssns species VII
tocsease ssosmously. vAiis 0tAep Al
most entirely disappear. Nov ~ in
socts Are fAe more numsrous tkAs al
Tie higher animals. 10 loliovs thu: 10
DDe ~unsoreseen event takes place ,kas
faso1 great increase d sooe sosScu0
spscioA maa 10 cure 70 b . Sress sei
SeseF- And this sssas Of shssgs 70
exacsly What = takis9 plsrs to-day.
The reader viil nats1iiy isquire vhy
The beaeAciai onss do sos isersase -
fAss - the destructive oses+ The N
seer IL. the food ptsas u The A:ser hAs
increased esormossiy. and al :k~ ssr-
ruupdin q have favored in np.d -
cssase. While the oshes. living upos
(Hagol food 10 srsirssy cut
0esipped By the vegetable sasszs
spseia-Tsek's 1e2sase
L
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

SCIENCE AND tNoO8r0V.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

for the city. neglected - opportunity. lefs
no seoae NAT lrned. bat n vlin.
H 0&1 v6W9, H
wife; but n reality nothing passed his lips
from The time be Ven out In the morning.
until be returned, unsuccessful, hopeless
and exhausted In IL 0voaiaG. GlAjogy
Dovo1 gusssed this, ~ she heesslf did
without ahsoluto necesoosisA silently, oad
WITH usoomplaininG chserfuinssa Il was .
terrible time for them both: perhaps Il W.
hardest on Jim, for b had oot Nasjogy's
elastic. hopeful nature. her happy. almost
Childlike faith . trust hat things would
b bettee BY and By. He felt, TOO. that hs
he'd brought her 70 this life Of poverty and
psivsttou, which he seemed % ~powsslsss 70
avert; nd - 10 thought Of The future
grim and black, and uncheered BY any clean
Of hopo-his heart sickened ami died within
him.
In 6eptember they moved out Of their
pretty home 70 . very small and dingy cot
tage which stood alone, . little way back
from . aide street, behind . timber yard. II
was not N attractive dwelling, but Il Wa
very cheap, and the rent Of their former
house wa now out Of the question. To de-
fray the various inevitable expenses con
nected with the removal. md one or two
other necessary OUTLAWS, they sold some OF
their furniture and . few other things b.
sides.
AaF1ory's jewslry had all gone long NO.
One day, In walking westward along
Fleet street, Carol met an old fellow -clefk
by name Archie Lyle. /
Hello, Carroll" Lyle exclaimed. grasp
ing the former hand heartily and turning
70 walk along eide. How are you'll Haven't
soen you FOR . month Of Sundays. Why,
you look down In the mouth, old man,
What's up. ehi"
Nothing particular" replied the other
coldly enough, except that I ave been out
OF . situation since I left DorntOn & Cox.
Inspecting public buildings-when you have
. wife and child to keep on nothing is not
q particularly exhilarsting or lively Occups- |
ton" he continued bitterly.
by JOve. no! :" said the other In serious |
tones. He was . g~Ood-natured. easy going
fellow, who had rarely known the want Of
a i've pound note. and who, - q rule, had
only T. sit still and let things come to him. |
I'm swfully sorry, old fellow" he went
awkwardly. "You know I'll never for
get the lift you CAV me two years & I'm
swfully sorry" he continued, with less tact
than good nature; upon my soul, l don't
when ] was so hard uu A. am this |
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

her against his breast. She chung to him,
sobbing passionately. for . long time.
"MarjOry," he said, suddenly, have YOU
had any thing to eat to-dayl For you ate
nothing this morning."
"fes, dear, OF course I have" she IN.
swered. sitting up and drying her tears.
"What had y~OuF"-nO:ing with Q pang how
wan and weak she looked, and what heavy
shadows lay under her sweet brown eyes.
%, all I wanted
II know what that means" he said. in
low. sSitated tones. "Child, you are starry
ing yourself TO death! / am killing you-
you. my little MarjOry. who are dearer 10
me than my own soul! You arc dying be-
fore my cyes-as our baby did-and I can
do nothinG-nOthing! o. my GOd-this Is
torture!' And laying his head down on his
arms on the table, he, too. sObbsd-s mans
heavy, heart-rending sobs. fearless and bit
ter.
In an instant Majory's arms were around
his neck, her lips resting on his dark bent
head.
'Hush, dear boy. hush" she said, in her
quaint little motherly way. "YOu are talk
ing nonsense. dear. l haven't the slinhte..
thought OF dying. you foolish Jim. Don't.
my dear, dOn't!" she went on, imploringlv.
But Carols ~self-contrOl seemed to have
deserted him utterly; aad for time his
agitation was terrible.
Then there was y long silence, broken It
last BY Marjory's voice, in anxious tones:
"fou have eaten nothing to-day. jim, I
am quite sure; and you are quite faint and
worn out"
MY darling. Icould not eat," he answered
wearily. raising his head M leaning back
in his chair. (rhere were only two chairs
In the room now. and very little else.)
Aartory's soft brown eyes filed again
with tears; but she resolutely winked them
away, and said, trying to smile: I'VE will
make up for lost time and have some sup.
per. h things will lOox brighter. I
have an idea, do you know, that our luck u
going to take . turn" Il
Jim smiled family; his ideas pointed In Q
Numerically opposite direction. |
And therefore," Narjory went On. with |
Q gayesy the moro touching 70 Jim, became |
knew It was assumed for his sake, we
Will 80 out and buy something for supper, |
my lear Jim. A great fellow luke you can
not possibly live on breed and tea-anA not |
much OF -that-as you have bosu doing. |
Now l WONDER" looking round the room
meditatively, iii there II nothing moro W
ian put away" (They always called u
putting away."O
Carol did not speak. He could not, lust
hen. Asrjory stole softly up stairs 70 hee
'edroom, and slowly opened . small box
which stood thssa. Il contained nothing Of
much value see0inRiy.. Only . lev bahyI
siotAeS tarYished silvee snttls. Of
.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

-Hoversy h liks . l0vs sAAis-o
god jske afser u = Sv0.-1OuA0
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

Tom q borrower.-'I say. Dick.
I've made bet with Harry and you
are the only one Who can keep Il
Once upon . sims. you know. Douglas
JerrNld was asked BY IN acquaintance
II he had the courage 70 lend him .
guinea. and Jerrold replied that be
had the courage but he hadn't the
guinea Nov. l have always believed
that you would give me q di6eruns an
swer II l should AK you the Same
question. wouldn't you?" Dick-"YeA
I would" Tom-''So. Eve won the
bet Can you accommodate me With
he loan ssof . fve:" Dick-..Ny dear
boy. Eve got the money. but lhavea't
~ courage o yes. JsrroA ana
oiDoe."-Xoabas bIode
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-16
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
The Finest and Most Conven
ieos Place on Wood River
For Sale,

A RANCH, situated just above Deer Greek.
which Is as hne piece Of property - there IL on
Wood River, 10 offered for sale at great s1crhce.
It consists Of 160 acres-l2o acres we'll timbered,
10 acres natural meadow yielding two tons to the
acre. 20 acres Of choice upland, and 10 acres Of
rich bottom land under cultivation. There 10 AlSo
hne two-scre TROUT POND fed by . natural
spring which never overnows and never freezes
over. Good WATER privileges. more than ample
for the whole ranch, 60 with it, The river forms
the western boundary, and good. lawful FENCES
enclose the whole ranch. -
Also. 10 HENS with good chicken-house;
Also, IL head Of STOCK CATTLE-(4 cows, 2
two year olds, 4 yearlings, and calves;l
Also, = good pair Of BOB-sLEDS made this
winter. WAGON, PLOw, HARROW, SHOVEL
PLow-in fact all the TOOLS required for such
. ranch;
Also, two COOK STOVES and one HEATING
STOVE, and all the FURNITURE and HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, excepting clothing. In the house
Also, the story. .snd.s- half 16x24-foot hewn LOG
| HOUSE. LOG STABLES with plenty Of stable
roo,a,. and GOOD CORRAL:
Also. . MINING CLAIM situated about AZ
| miles east Of the ranch showing big ledge aliv,
with gslena and carbonates;
| Also, new DwELLING-HOUsE Of four rooms
with stable room for six head Of horses. and lo
3ox12o, fenced. Warranty deed;
| Also, 20 cords WOOD.
For further particulars. apply at
| TIMES OFFICE.
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-16
Application for a Patent.
SURVEY NO. CSC. NOTICE NO. 2G9.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, Idaho, September 10. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the "Black Spar"
Mining ara Milling Company. corporation duly
organized and existing under and by virtue OF the
laws Of the State of Illinois, with its principal
Office in East st. Louis, county of ST. Clair In said
State and doing business in the county of Alturas,
and Territory of Idaho, BY Its attorney. intact,
Alturas county, Idaho Territory has made appli-
cation for q United States Patent sor the
"GOOD HOPK"
Lode Mining Claim, situate on lunsurveyC land
in) Little Wood River Mining District, Alturss
county. Idaho Territory. consisting Of 1875 linear
wide, being Lot No. As, and described in the field
notes end plat Of the official survey On Ale in this
office, with magnetic variation ct IS srecs and
80 minutes east rs follows:
Beginning at the discovery point of this claim,
ani running thence north SO degrees west 337 5
feet 10 No. L. thence south 90 degrees east
minutes west 1916 feet, to co11er No. 3; thence
north 81 degrees west 675 feet, to corner No.
thence rorth 81 degrees 20 minutes east 1915 feet
| to corner No. l, and place of beginning. inc uo
| ever. from this application ecd description thu
| area in cenfict with the "Silvei Wedge" Lodi
Claim Survey No. 6e5. .6T acres. Area claimed
| sought to be patented 1892 acres. From come
No. Q U. 8. Mineral Monument No. bears soutl
81 degrees So minutes 2s seconds west 76l.4 feet:
| The said mining Calm being OF record in th
trct at HALEY. in Alturas County, Idaho Terrific
ry. the nesrest known locations being the "Elacl
Spar. "silver Wedge" and Wedge Fraction"
| Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
| tion of said Good Hepe" lode mining claim O
surface ground required to nle their advers
| claims thereto with the Register Of the Unite.
| States Land Office, ct HALEY, Idaho Territory
within the 60 days publication thereof. or the.
| will be barred by virtue of the provisions of tn
| statute in such cases made and provided.
| o. BILLINGS, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-16
Application for a Patent.
SURVEY NO. 665. NOTICE NO. 26s.
UNITED STATES LAND OTvICH,
Haley, IdshO, September 10, 1885,


HAImY. Idaho. September 10. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the "Black Spar
Mining and Milling Company, corporation duiy
organized and existing under and BY virtue Of the
nee in East St. Louis, County Of st. Clair, In said
State and doing business in the County Of AltuSas.
and Territory Of Idaho. by its attorney fact ".
H. Watt, whose postofhce address 10 HALEY. Altu'
ras County Idaho Territory. has made application
for United States Patent for the
"sILVER WEDGE"
Lode Mining Claim, situate ION unsurveyed landl
in Little Wood River Mining District. AltuEas
County. Idaho Territory, consisting OF l5OO linear
feet Of the lods and surface ground COO fest Wade
beine Lot No. a. and described In the Acid notes
and plat OF the ocial survey ON hls III this once.
with mag netic variation st IL degrees and ~ min"
utes east, as follows
and running thence south So degrees. is minutes
west 80 fest, center southwest end line oi clen:
thence south 81 degrees Is minutes east 700 70
corner No, / thence north 81 degrees. l5 minutes
west &C fee: to corner No. 2; thence north % de-
erees Is minutes east 1900 feet. to corner No. J;
thence south 81 degrees, 4S minutes east go fest.
% corner No: = thence south - dss'::s y H.. 'a =
Notwithstanding total Area Of 2o.dsi acre:
applied for. Area in cenAict with "Good Hope
lode claim. survey No. se6. .eS7 eeses, which Y
monument No bears south Is aegrees, u min'
| utes west 26l feet.
rhe said mining claim being Of record in the Of
trict, at HALEY in Alturas County, Idaho Terrific
~, the nearest known locations being the '.0ood
Hops, ,""Blsck Spar" and "Wsdge Fraction"
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
tion Of said s'6ilver Wedge lode mining claim o.
| surface ground are required to hle their aavers:
| claims thereto with the Register Of the Untee<
states Land Once. st HALEY. Idaho Tsrritofy
viii be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of TIL
statute in such cases made and PROVIDED:
H.O. BILLINGS, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-16

direct that the foregoing Notice OF Application
for Patent lie published for the period OF sixty
dsys in the WOOD RIVER DAILY TINES. . news
paper pub shed at Haley. Alturas county, Idaho
Territory, being the newspaper published nearest
80" H. O. BILLINGS. Register.
First publication. September 10. 1858.
VII WATT, Attorney for Applicant.