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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
LAND REVIEW.
The Chinese aud the Public Domain

The Chinese aud the Public Domain.
The Chinese question is just at
present the all absorbing topic of
public and political discussion, and
bill prohibiting the immigration into
this country of Chinese persons has
been passed by Congress-, and is now
before the President, who will prob
ably sign it now that official infor-
nation OF the rejection by the Chinese
government of the treaty recently
proposed, has been received. The
President has signed the bill.-ED.
TINES.
Quite a autter of excitement was
created few days ago by the an
nouncement in the public prints that
Assistant Commissioner Anderson, of
the General Land Office, had rendered
decision to the effect that a China.
man who, in 1877, declared bis inten
ton to become citizen Of the United
States, could legally initiate a home.
stead entry.
1t is quite certain, however, that
whatever may have been the founda.
ton upon which the rumor was based,
and whatever may have been the
opinion of the Assistant Commissioner
upon the subject at the time of the
publication, no such decision was
promulgated, and that officer is now
firmly of the opinion that unless a
Chinaman can conclusi,ely show that
he had declared his intention to be-
come citizen of the United States
prior to the amendment of the Nat
uralization Laws in 1875, he can
never become qualified to make an
entry Of public lands under any of
the laws where citizenship is pre-
requisite.
1t appears that the district land Of
6cers in one of the Territories per-
mitted three Cinnamon, who had filed
their declarations Of citizenship in
1868, to make mineral land entry,
and the case came before the Assist
ant Commissioner for consideration.
His Judgment was emphatically re-
corded against the legality of such an
entry, and an order of cancellation
with privilege OF appeal, was made,
but the entry was Cancelled outright,
without word in the decision about
the right of appeal, on the ground
that only citizens Of the United
States, aud those who had legally de.
clared their Intentions to become
such, can make entry for mineral
lands, and that as the Revised Stat.
utes as amended by the act of 1875
excluded Mongolians from the
privilege Of becoming citizens, the
entry was illegal and utterly void.
Very few Cinnamon have eyer be
come citizens of the United States
am informed that out Of the thou.
sands that have come here only II
were ever naturalized. If this be
true, and no change occurs in oul
naturalization laws, the public domain
will not be absorbed to any great ex-
ten. by Cinnamon unless those 1e
prove unusually prolific in offspring
HENRY N. Corn.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
Application to Become Sole
Trader,
In the matter of the Application Of Augusta Ha.
gen to become Sole Trader:

In the matter of the Application of Augusts Ha.
gen to become Sole Trader:
Notice is hereby given that 1. Augusta Hagen,
wife Of Rudolph Hagen, resident Of the County of
Alturas Territory Of Idaho, being DESTROYS Of
svailing myself Of the provisions of Title XI,
Part III, Of the Code of Civil Procedure of Idaho
Territory intend to make application to the Dis.
trict Court of the Second Judicial District of
Idaho Territory in and for Alturss County, at the
October Term, A d. 1888, Of said court, to be held
at the courtroom Of said courthouse in the town
of HALEY, i'll said Alturas County. Saturday.
the 3rd day Of November, A. D. 1883, at the open.
ing of the Court on that day. or on such other
day to which the hearing may be postponed by
the Court. for a judgment and order of said Dis
trict Court authorizing me to carry on and trans
act business in my ewn name aud on my own
account Sole Trader.
The nature Of the business propose to carry
on aud conduct is that of manufacturing and
brewing beer and conducting the brewery bust
ness. selling beer at wholesale and retail; also,
conducting general saloon business in said
County OF Alturas, Idaho Territory
AUGUSTA HAGEN.
Dated October 2nd, 1888. o3w4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
MRS. FRANCES BUTLER.
Her Name IL Pit on the R:pnb lican
Ticket.

At meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee held in
this city this afternoon the resigna-
ton of Professor Baker, of Bellevue.
as candidate for Superintendent of
Public Instruction was received, and
it was unanimously resolved that the
name of Mrs. Frances Butler be sub
stitutcd on the ticket.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
BnCklen'S ArntCa SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by j.
A. Rupert.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03

HALEY. 1OAl1V.
OCTOBER 3. l8s
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
To Smokers,

Smokers DESTROYS of a fine cigar,
should not fail to try Sam. Levy's
we!l.known brands, which are for sale
at J. H. FoRDHAM's
"SNUG" SALOON, Bellevue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-10-03
Come One! Come All!
Good Democrats Especially Invited.

A special train will bring people
from all points along the road.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-26

Rev. O. W. Winkseld, Of Union Point.
GA, suffered terribly for twelve years
IRON arsi-1l2r and sclA;ie rheumatism.
be oonsafiAd nameroas physicians AMI
.rseSi ali sorts OF medicine Finally he
began taxing the S~if. Specific A. for
!orn hope, aod by its use be was entirely
restored. He whites: = feel like = nex
man. / caurds ss,rb0ie my miraculous
AID perfect care 20 anything b., the
Sxif Specific. ] know thai i, alone
cared ne, for noihing else had dooe me
any good for twelve years. | oxe my
restoration and strength for labor and
religions duties alone 10 ,hi< grand
remedy. ard gladly make this statement
for the benefit OF all sufferer from this
most torsaring disease
Treatise 90 Blood aud Ska Diseases
nailed free
The SWIFT SPEslFIc Co. Drawer ;,
Atlanta Ga
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\ e~-ai- Repab.icaa Pa-y s3az.:
al "a IL - Interview ~.:a or -ao-.
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= NiooGogly or apolLy:
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yy1r name :or A. i; :. worth X. big
r2ck-. We are altogether = .narer
cro=i ,har the Democrats
I. >-Then you have = very decided
advantage over them.
K P-We arr filing big bari, 20 Re
oF-ned 4 Conueciicat, Indiana and New
ge--ey
I. S-Ag2;n yoa have the .iv.n,.ge
OVER :ien- b, tel ne, NJ lively rs
-, have IL Democrats 70 virtues
Z P--Oh, yes, shoagh they can.
handle campaign A. Ne can. They are
honest, and think they are right
I. :. ,wiia So twinkle In MS evel-
In ,ha. respes-s, nv dear r P, | should
SAY they have very decided advantage
over yoa-
Tie lights go o., s1ddenly-N y.
Herald
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GRASD RAPEo> NICE Jar Lea -
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NOTICE.!

4 Il CREDITORS. LEGATEES AND PER
IA soas szislAe9 10 dssssso2isca. O< sAe estate Of
Robert Howard Gamble. hale Of Leoa ccznfy FsA .
70 ste Enderxtgned HenisssrzaOrs. esIy assAe1sica
ted, wizAia years frol the 4sse hereo< o. lAis
Dosice vii be pleaA1d in bar Of their recovery.
ANGELICA L GAMBLE, Ad0inissraxrix
ROBERT G. GAMBLE, Adminiszrsiox
Tallahassee. Jan 81 lS6SfZ
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Administrators Notice.

OK MONTHS ON The FIRST PCBLICA-
- TON Of tals soxic~ The zA1er.Sxr1i Aeasnls-
irzir1I o< tie estate Of william Il Lester, ,a.e Of
lAe es2oly Of Le0a, lad SsX.e u Ford. 4eceazet
C.oz1sg SGGg- q Tie ssis c0&nly OF Leos. a5t AK
- * c-seArge frosa her Ada.ni.s-Ai0a Of sas3 a.
ANNIE d LESTER
Fskr.A,y ID. A. D. iSsSS2 A1nlRsssrA1riI
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-26

Bat Iacge : BAD dvzG la1i Considerable @ ~
Ord yose xss8 r. 80 M Cs-r-zA.3 h.o6s IL Asr
NueT2 All he Ssaih- TSe Pr<5sesi Axs x~a
iSe cn9serscE a . ikree naEo<r ~ The b = uz~-
Of Tag rac ss by a~y ~s<czza t.vu<ltsszn -, D.
rs q2es importantly. a. sse1siy kg1s-ia< - Ihe
q2esSoo o< rsce- Toe ira,A Ia, .l-s ssak ia,o
the minds u iAe cs& red gn-a thai lA~ RrpeAl.
Cal EAAa ger hare aea very Asa &c lEr1s ,sre-
iers5r.t fr1rnzsxain
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n. 8. HARMON,
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer.
RKPAIRHG DOH
CHAIRS CAEED.
F1ah-r 5zll5.2x Pezssaeo.. s. so
NOTICE OF THE INCORPORATION
-Y yEE-
ST CLOUD SUGAR BELT RAILWAY co.
NOTICE.

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Il A.-aL lsSr JAMES - SPENCER
CHARLES / ANDERSON
JOHN Il MOONEY.
Ar~yi Il 49, $50
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-26

Is Saiare's ora true laxative /. Is ihe most
EASY lskea. and the Esuss elective remedy
kDountro Cleanse the Syx;em hen BsIkas OF
Cnsaiye. 90 dssri Headaches, CoIds and Pevers !:
10 CCre Habi'nal Ccessipaisoo. lad sgss ioa Psies
etc AAsufscsurei oo,v By the California Pig
Syrup Company. SAn Francison. Cal Fns sale
BY u Lively Feb. 2-lSssfy
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GRAPE VINES
SUITED TO TIE S<0rl AND CLIMATE ~ r-aSsCs
WIZARDS PLANTED ON CONTRACT.
Re< CA-AlsEzs H.. es.1zsaze- AtI-sss
T. IRol>, P q Rax "a
Dec- : SKI -x4AlrE<see. -
Administrators Notice.

- Isoo Of sAis neSsce, the az3<-<xy7es sszz.xss-
trxioe Of the estate of Peser l. Rasfaaaz. sxsr Il
Leon county. azA SsAze 81 Tso<sAA. xerz.sra vza
rre@cDs His kBAl acxc1zs< Az1 vczeAcrS - sa< E1e
kzvxrd II West, Cozrsy J1acs II L<,so eszzsy.
and ask be discharged fro@ las sazszs.srsssea u
sad estate JAMES HOLLAND.
Argfi ). lSScf@ A&ases<sr1.ex
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The Rrpatdseaa ezadsiale - weak Sai The
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pieces Free wn.s<y and . CaIses< evxssoo 4.
nol A x.irac1ive comhaAssoe-
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OK MONTHS FROM TIE FIRST PVBlICA-
- tioa Of this RozSce the an&erssrrsca. ex~rxsor
Of The estate q sidney r. ycses hass q tAe <za,v
Of Leon. and Stale Il rlcxiaA SeceAs<a MI NV
Judge IL The sAia eoaesy cf Lece and ask 10 s.s
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Tho Florida wildcat when fully grown
weiohs about City pounds, is as large az a
good.sizrd fox-hound, and when In fuiI
chase OF pack OF hounds Il an object 10
stsrtle and bewilder a northern hunter.
With fur thrown bsck, claws extended, leap"
ing with great springs through forest OF
swamp, the ordinary sportsman ~ the nrst
sight Of The animal turns pale ADD wants 10
leave instanler. The cat will attack sheep'
lambs. young hogs. and poultry, but the nu,
mon family, except young and unprotected
children. need bave no fear OF him. know
OF no snort 60 exciting and demanding effort
so hard and long continued az "cat
drive" The bunting party having beeh
agreed upon, they meet an hour and
half before daylight, mounted on their best
horses and attended by hounds, often TO the
number % forty. The wildcat Il generally
found foraging at this hour, and being sur
prised. runs quickly to the cover OF The near
est swamp or climbs n tree. II be seeks
tree be IL not shot, hut the tree Is cut doWh
or be is Otherwise dislodged. The HOUNDS
arc held In leash until he gets good start,
when the leader blows his horn and the pur-
suit Il resumed. II the cat enters swamp
the hounds follow him there, and ulti-
fnately drive him out, aud the hunting
marty. Guided By the noise OF the dogs, ~
ready 20 take up the chase near the
point where the game emefges. And so we
col over the hills and through the farms,
Jumping fences, lesping bitches No English
iox hunt can compare with the Florida "cit
drye.o and few are the farmers who can re-
stat leaving team afeld and running TO the
house for saddle when sthe bayiDg OF
hounds and the blowing Of horns tell that
a seat drive" IL on. The hounds OF every
farmer bearing the din leave their ken
nels. and are found loudest-nOuthed in
the pursuing pack. A. last comes the
end, as aI sports must end. After an
alb days chase the wildcat at O'Clock
IN the afternoon, or at . o'clock at
the latest. can go little further. The snap.
ping laws OF the hounds come closer and
closer. He turns his glaring eyes moment
behind him and staggcrs on. The pack OF
dogs that had been in full cry in the MORN
inc IS now broken. Only the hardy ones
have kept up with the long chase. Horses
and riders are worn aud faded. The cat can
run no more. lie PREF ares 10 battle for his
life. lie turns on his back, raises his feet,
and strikes his long claws yiclously at any
hound that dare altock him. The battle u
long snd bloody, and before 1t ends the
bounds are frightfully Scared and often
lose an eve. Many a time after cat chase
have | sewed up the ears Of my dogs. The
cat drive is the Florida mans iayorite sport