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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-08-04
LEGAL.
Application for pat,,t
Survey No. 646-A a,
NOTICE No o.-
UNITED STATES LAM

uuru oAloE No. 255
Me-, HALEY, Idaho MISE Mac J.
, Notice is hereby given ~ lay % lss
Incorporated under the !, an organisuufas
b Batta h, oy IT'S attorneyin. f, me Statss;
Ketchnm reh, whose whose postofficep ae !, 0rapSS
has madn, a an..1as county, IdabGa address
Patent for a sbap for UuitdIssr do
"SENATE. s
Lode mining claim, situate :, -
inning district, Alturas cora IN Woodpi,
1 Litofy, consisting of 1900 IT; nay Idaho Tea
ioue ana surface ground nln ne an fee, Of ~ =
ing lot Al A, and describedI ~; :; leet wids 9Ils
ana plat of the official Ut Al The field ny,
TINS office, with magnetic survey vay on fs s'a
oo east, as follows: variation o,ha
commencing at the diooo
running thence S 40 Il, WSyoyv very poin,,.,
w az SCUM f END of claim; th ,v reet cs
y 20 q zee aee' 10 corner No /; thanae.A
y 1 lsO it co. 70 corner No .; tbenOue $50 il
" " l o. feet to corner No 3; t bbe,ce lou
w 49, leet 10 corner NJ 4: thome ii33o n
i'Ho ieet 10 corner No |, tba We ilog
snnaiAs survey OF exterior h', pace Oib.
cial II soo containing 2O26l acr oOo1uAdares n
oi v; o9o acres Ill contiict N.Y. eycusivs
castle lode. lot 80. Area a WIN ConW,s
sought to be patented 10 az pphed for AM
FROM corner No. 9 II o acres,
bears 500 o. W 4lO feet d i. A. N, No
Application is also made Instant or
Senate Will Site
In connection Herewith ~,
ana described i'll the field notan is lot EB
olnclal survey, with same mes ana plato
ton, as follows: iia sheticyaris
Commencing at the SE cor,,
tai point, designated corner N Nef as thehi
nlng thence n 40 l., r St3 fao s !. and run
2; thence N $50 Az w "a, 'Ie t 70 cornerM
No 3; thence s 40 To- " 3f2 i s to Corner
No 4; thence S $50 Az L e, yv0 ieet to COne,
80 NO l, Tue place OF beginning su SUR corner
a aaran boundaries of CLAIM, conc. q et
acres. No conflicts. From c soUrrna,aihHns 5
f 6 p d M N, mol bears n $50 so sOS ~ No.,
lie SAID mining claim and mil,;.,
OF record III the office Of rho Ai pa sue being
SAID mining district and countv ',ae.tT1I,dHd
In SAID Alturas county, Idafo ~ II, haley
!. lhe nearest known locations h asltllvy p
President" lode, lot 81. and tho o NH lie
Castle" lode, lot 80. N Vic CONWAY
All persons claiming adversely a.
are notified to present the ssn,s Mefttu
Office within sixty days from I dat. AZ lha
publication hereof. O"'e u hla
| direct that this notice be nrhr.,,.
the kETcHUM KEYSTONE. tbai I non'
DllnIJShpfi i'Shopap'
Rod oI sixty days. ''' ~ep>
II. o. BILLINGS Reeis...
HfNDMAN q BATTEN. Att,v. t.
piIcant, ketchum. Idaho. r Ah
FIRST publication, june 2 1888
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Application for Patent.
Survey No. $40.
NOTICE No, 257.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Haley, Idaho, May %, 1883. !
Notice is hereby given that the Alturas-
Senate Mining Company, corporation or
ganized and existing under the laws of the
state OF New York. 10y It's attorney-in-fact,
Orlando b. Batten, whose pOstotfice address
is ketchum, AlturaS county, Idaho Terri
tory, has made application for a United
States Patent for the
sCHIEF'
Lode mining claim, situate in Wood River
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritory, consisting of 1900 linear feet of the
lode and surface ground 499 feet wide, av-
erage, being lot No 80 and described in the
field notes and plat OF the official survey
on file In this office. with magnetic varia-
ton of Is degrees 30 minutes east, as fol-
lows:
Commencing at the discovery stake and
running thence n 800 45' b $50 feet to north
end claim; thence n 43O 40, w go feet to
corner Mol; thence s 43o 45N +. 60 feet to
corner No 2; thence S 500 45N w 1850 feet
to corner No 3; thence n 43o So w 1913 feet
to corner No 4 thence N $50 81 Is" L
1866 feet to corner No and place of be-
ginning survey of exterior boundaries,
containing 16.o13 acres, exclusive of O.025
acres in conflict with Conway Castle
lode. lot No 80. Area applied for and
sought TO be patented, l6 49, acres. From
corner No 3, U. s. NJ. Nj. No l bears n 500
IS, w 2l63 feet Nearest known claims
Conway Castle" and Albert" lodes.
The said mining claim being of record in
the office of the County Recorder of said
mining district, at Haley, in Alturas coun-
ty, Idaho Territory.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before this office within sixty days
from the first day of publication hereof.
direct that this notice be published in
the kETcHUM KEYSTONE. the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim
for the period of sixty days
II. 0. BILLINGS, Register.
HYNDMAN & BATTEN, Att,vs Tor APP
pltcant. ketchum, Idaho.
First publication June q 1888
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Application for Patent
Survey No CAT.
NOTICE No. 26.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE; 1000
Haley, Idaho, May ~ &c.,.
Notice is hereby given that the a sau q,
Senate Mining Company, a corporation n, 4
panized and existing under the law; :; ;s ~
State of New York. by its attorney, addnss
Orlando B. Batten, whose pos'o,IlIo.ih Terri
is Ketchum, Alturas county, luaar Tinted
tory, has made application io'
States Patent for the
~HIKADO" ,...
Lode mining claim, situate IN Wa" Idaho Ter
ritory, consisting of l5Uo lli'ea5 ' feet VIDE
lode and surface ground ofIva ascriRdin
average, being lot No Is ana a. 41I surgeF
the field notes and plat OF the o anotie yss
on file in this office, with nlasn'A
ton of $50 so east, as follows b and run
Commencing at discovery sGlA A, 10 soulb
nino thence s 47o so L $40 Iee ~. - 10 cor
end clam. thence S SO W 5te lee - rorpu
nar n" =. thence n SO Z COZ Zee! " test to
NJ .. ~ thance \ 40 s, 40" W lo2 ss, n col,
corner cor No3. thence S 60 " 49l ieS feel 70
u uer M Io thence S 40 80 I law : surry
corner No l and place OF pe aiming an ~.
of exterior boundaries, COMICS; nts Nesrs,s,
of 1913 acres. NO cV rninndn lode ss
known claims White C!ou1r roul eornss
Gladiator lode, lot No 81 6loVN
No /, initial point No | oea' -
725 feet. ho;nc Of reeoalG;.~ -
tha otf 6c Of the Recorder Of SAN !" saidE
J;s+r;a+ o,d comfy. at Haley :"
turas county, Idaho las99,vysarsely the, Il
are notified to present f .l,T dstesd ~
office within sixty days from "a
publication hereof o 10 publIsne'a. =,
/ direct that this notice p the pnevssPp+t
the kETCHuM kEYsToSE Lain. for tps : 6
published nearest said ciapA'
Rod of sixty days. ,,,1xGs. RersiIat =.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09

A letter received in this city by Mayor
Richards from a former resident of New
Albany, but now living in Wichita. kas
gives most distressing account of affairs
in that city. The letter states that hun
dreds of poor people who are anxious to
work, but unable to obtain employment
are compelled TO beg in the streets TO OBJ
tain food and other necessaries.-NewA AL
bany Leader.
And the above is not nearly all of the
delightfully."- refulgent epistle published
by the Leader. The mayor of New AL
bany is asked to take steps to bear the
expenses of the writer of the letter and
his family back to New Albany. The
writer claims that he is a person of
responsibility, which, of course. meansa
person of truth and of industry. To brand
this detestable affair as lie would
probably avail nothing. even if followed
up with the proof that every man. wo-
man and child in this city had the oppor-
tunity, all through the summer and UP
to the holidays, to labor, and at re-
munerative-in most lines-at high
wages. If there ever was a more pros
porous city in the world than Wichita
has been for the past year. we wish the
writer of the letter to the Leader would
name it. Bah. Rats!
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09

1t now transpires that the measures
introduced in both houses of congress
providing for commission TO inquire
into the eNpediency of undertaking the
simplification of the photography en-
ployed in the United States. at least
it is so believed. the matter gave rise
to, and the proposed inquiry had its
origin in, the fierce war that is going on
IN the eastern press just now as to
whether the word none" should be
used with a singular or plural verb. 1t
is not strange that doctors differ. mas
much as it is used both ways by some of
the best writers Of English-occasionally
both ways by the same writer. The de-
iivation of the word is well understood
it is old Anglo-Saxon. compounded of
one word which means mot and an
other which means '.one." and in our
earliest literature was always held 10 be
singular. The st. James bible so has it.
as, for example: There is none that
doeth good: no. not one" But Milton.
Oh the other hand: who thought he
understood English. writes. Terms of
peace were none concluded" which is "a
very suited sentence. whatever may be
said OF Its grammar. To sum Up. the
the word is used by good authorities
both ways. but the most careful writers
treat it as equiv alent to mot one," and
give it the singular verb.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09

"a fellow feeling makes us wondrous
kind" A paper away up in Maine il
moved to commiserate Kansas in pa.
thetc strain like this: at is painful tc
see the surplus of calendars for 1885
already burdening the country, and to
reflect that many a poor family in Kan
sas has to burn cornstalks, school books
and frozen cats for fuel" How the sym.
pathetic nature of the writer OF that
expression must have been racked as he
pencled it down between the shivers
produced by the cruel blizzard that pre-
vailed there at that very moment, while
we, out here in genial Kansas, were
frisking around in the balmy atmosphere
of glorious mean of temperature like
spring lambs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09
HIS CAUDAL APPENDICES.

A gentleman who is located at Wichita.
kaDsas writes to Il friend and gives him
some points about the country, which
may De interesting to Wheeling people, as
"A great many of them are located out
there. In speaking of the cold. he says
that he mad his ears frozen the other night
while walking home from the depot, a very
shOrt distance, and he describes his caudas
appendages as resembling bootheels and
feeling wo-se.-Wheeling Register.
The above is cut from the heading of
quarter Of column of concentrated
misrepresentation appearing as an edi-
torial in the above sheet No doubt his
caudal appendages are like what he de-
scribes them. old leather, and his con-
science as tough as old gum shoes. In
deed the weather must have proved
rough and the times tough on the Regis
ter's lovely liar.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09

Conscience. unless it be scared over by
corruption, is as a rule a safe monitor for
ones guidance in most human actions.
However. many persons do wrong des-
pite the admonitions OF their better
selves-the best of people debut when
afterwards the silent monitor chides
them for the wronS-doing. it is not in
frequently that the offender is con-
strained thereby TO make restitution in
some manner for the wrong done. The
most recent demonstration of this truth
is the case of an individual in Fitchburg,
Mass. who wrote TO the secretary of the
treasury. inclosing in the letter twenty
five cents. which he requested should be
added 10 the conscience fund in the
treasury. In the letter the writer stated
that thirty years ago the sender was
possessed with the spirit of evil minded
ness and, yielding to temptation, obliter-
ated the canceling marks on fiye-cent
postage stamp and used it again. The
sum RENTED" the letter stated. ''cov-
cred this amount with interest NJ a legal
rate from the date OF the otfense. with a
margin of one cent Ia spare" Ii is "A fact
that has not escaped popular attention
hat in almost ali cases of financial de-
Election the measure of remorse is in
an inverse ratio to the amount appro-
priated
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09
Notwithstanding the diplomatic spa

Notwithstanding the diplomatic SPAR
ring and military maneuvering going on
in Europe just now it is doubtful whether
there will be an open rupture. As to terri
torial situation. Russia is far better off
than any of the powers. Russian Poland
pushes in. like great buttress. between
Germany and Austria. and has at it's
western front what is conceded To be the
finest fortress of the world The whole
military railway system of the Russian
empire conserges at this point. and the
czar could launch his whol. army into
Germany aud Austria quite as quickly
as Germany could put hers into France.
But Russia is impoverished, vainlv seek
ing 10 borrow money. torn up by Mill
ism. conscious that no treaty with the
French republic can lie relied upon as
permanent, and unable TO assure herself
as TO the course OF England and Turkey.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-09

The New York capitol is a stupendous
piece of folly and reckless waste of pub
lie money. 1t has, first and last, cost
the state about seventeen millions of dol
lars. and now it is crumbling to pieces
before it is fairly completed. Stone
blocks are dropping from the ceiling and
architects have pronounced the building
unsafe. The building was put up by
jobbers and it could hardly be expected
that it would be any better than the
builders. This condition of the state
house has given rise to capital removal
discussion in that state. which PROPOSE
ton. if ii should prevail. would result in
the loss to the taxpayers of the state of
nearly the entirely amount expended on
the building in Albany, with but little
hope that the same faux pas would not
be re-enacted at the new location.