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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-02-02
Application for Patent.
Survey No. 69s.
Notice No. %.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HALEY, Idaho, October Il, l%8
Notice is hereby gwen that William
Hyndman, by his attorney-in-iact, Orlando
3. Batten, whose postofice address is
kctchum, Alturas county, Idaho Territory,
mas made application for United States
Patent for the consolidated
''Silver Prince" 'sSilyer Queen
and '"Silver Princess
Lodes, situated in Sawtooth mining district,
Alturas county, Idaho Territory, consisting
OF three lode mining claims lying conllg'
uous to each other and constituting one
entire claim embraced in one survey, being
lots Nos. SO, 81 and IS, and described In the
field notes and plat of the official survey Oh
tile in this office, with magnetic VARIATION
OF $50 30 east, as follows:
The "Sllver Prince" lode mining c!aI-
exterior boundaries: Commencing a. oS
cOvery point and running thence ~ D,
w 339 feet to an angle in claim; thence
$40 40, w 500 feet to point on west END ..
claim; thence 200 I5' " 800 feet to corner
No. /; thence n 200 l5> Z 600 feet to coEnt.
No. 2; thence S 62o 49, l. 500 feet to corner
No. 3; thence n $50 81 L 1000 feet to corner
No. 4; thence S 200 IS w 900 feet to corner
No. 5; thence S 73o 81 W lOUO feet to corner
No. 6: thence n go 49, w 500 feet to eolnef
No. /, the place of beginning survey oss
terror boundaries: containing Ivy a =
No conflicts. From corner No. 3, Y. >, w.
NJ. No 5 bears n $50 U5' 20" " 's'' INV
distant. .s,v,.
The Silver Queen lode-exterlof oo ,;r,
daries: Commencing at discovery pvt..
and running thence S 73o 81 IeO iss, no
point on west end of claim; thence = "a "a
1St Il 275 feet to corner No. I; thence ~ y,
81, r 1900 feet to corner 8; thence ~! III 70
w GOO feet to corner No. 8; thence : "a q ~, ~
W 1900 feet to corner No; ~; 'a !sa rI,c, Of
1S' Il 600 feet to corner NO. y luz p;
beginning survey OF exterior ooa noraict,,
containing 1882 acres: ~ bsar,
From corner No. I, U. 5. N. ~. NJ w.
n $50 O5, 80" w 1856 feet dlstan.. ox,erior
The "Silver Princess iooe1; discovery
boundaries: Commencing a. Iso u ", " 81
point and running thence 'oo % thence
feet to point on west END OF gam -. thence
N ITO 1SH + $50 feet to corner ~ - -. thence
n 100 57' Il 1900 feet to. corner 70 a. a. thence
S 10 18' w 60 feet to corner No. 10 40. thence
S 100 81 w 1850 feet to corner ~ II, the
MILO l3' z 600 feet to corner ~ houn.
place of beginning survey o. a. No con-
DIARIES: containing 1882 acres n No.
tlicts. From corner No. IL, y. , p
5 bears N 45o O5' w $3.50 feet USED USED claim
Total area of this consollu mn Location
81. 642 acres. The nearest known
being the ..Silver King lode. e ,acordia
The said mining claims beng =; mining
tho of4ioo of the Recorder OF salo I'D I'D Al.
district and county. at HALEY, III ''
'u All l PERSONS Claiming adversely s
within wit Hs sixty d days from the date Of n'''F
licatiOn hereof. Ia ,ubishedp "
published nearest said consolidate
for the period of sixty days ixGs Register
First publication, October ~ 100
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The Biggest Cheese and Cake.

The largest cheese ever seen was made
In Cheshire, Mass, soon after the first
election OF General Jackson, and sent by
4-horse team to Washington as present
to the warrior President. Augustus the
strong, Elector Of Saxony and King of
Poland, Who died in 1888, was the pro-
pr'etor Of the largest cake ever made. It
was baked in the camp of Zeithain. Five
tons OF -four were imported from France,
one ton Of milk, . ton OF butter and q ton
OF yeast; $500 eggs we're used for it, and
special oven Was erected, for tive cake
=" tnarty feet loag and dfteep feet
heoad.
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LEGAL.
application for Patent:
Notice No. 27s.
oS Hsi1I STATES LAND oyv,,
survey No. sS,

Ha; STATES LAND Opv,
Notice haley q hIyi Idaho, Octofhse,,ciE 2.
sew whose 20 neseoy given that Job1 y, 1883
Aitnr ~sI 81 postoffice address G Rur
appIicatio vuf Ivy Idaho Territorrsy kketchum
tie "''0" LOT a United s,atesy ' has has NJ d.
"DEFIANCE, will '''
Lode mining claim ,situato -.
L S G mining district. Altn ~. Warm sp,;r.
~ ierrltory, consisting of as, as COUNTY I Ssss
Vi the lode, and surface "a laA linear t saa'
aacIase. VIDE, being Lot SSSound So i.
scrlned IN the field notes ~; u, ana s s.
o!lclal survey on file in t aliu plat of W
rp' variation at Is ' io Office, wiz III
minutes east, as follows. uegrees ana lug
commencing at discoro
silmS 'hence 80 16' L 500 fsopt point and PIN
SCUM END OF claim; thence y TO a point ~
ieet 10 corner No. /: thencoS = SSo lSF S1a
zee deet 10 corner No. 2; tbennoo go Is " y;
s"9 t zee. TO corner No. 3: tLenaN 50 Ig y
co 60 t f TO corner No. 4; tbenoee go A. y
~ 1est 10 corner No. 5; thence \ $50 IST
NJ 20 oa7 7eet 70 corner No. 6: thee $50 SSE
o w ~ 3 leet to corner No + ttIbehce $50 ~
~ y 'o4 feet to corner NJ 'l,ehee 20 Is,
oeglnning survey OF eytar;cu the plac. :,
gam: containing an arsa 'oi ooundarie,O y;
No conflicts. From corner orus Of l674s acre.
section corner common re NO NO, 4 guarts.
40, 1oo,Wnship north, range ',ySs.lons Is and
23U TO- E 1918 feet distant ~ east bears \
The said mining clan, l.,
m the office OF the Recordaerr y; Of record
dahc fs at halsy TP N said A ssd e S1
tons being the "Imperiadp1'e 81 known lOcss.
the MONDAY" lode Tot a AZ placer. Lot -.
stone lode, Lot Al. All No. ncr and the KEY,
adversely thereto are nd p,;Iffs9ns claminr
the same at this Office with;a to Present
from the date of first pp hb1,,,ln sixty days
l direct that this notice .'t "a hereof
the KErenuN KErsroSr'' tSs published in
for uo the nar nearest the said mp asS,ys
'oi VIC pef'od OF sixty days. '''''s Claim.
HfNDMAN 4 BATT 1aSik x,s,, Register,
T. plicant. Ketchum, idnhey' for Al.
FIRST publication, October ~ ;o00
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Location Notico1

Parties desiring location notices can find
. supply at this office.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 27s
Survey No. 70,
oSi Ha;, STATES LAND Orrrcr

Halley, Idaho, Octobo. !,
uroup Mining Company. q ror NE Ashland
gained and existing under ,bap Duration Or,
State of Maine, by its s, tls laws of,Ae
orIanoo Is. Batten, whose postots sey 'lh,'iact
Is ketchum, Alturas C0rntr ~'o I1 address
tory, has made application fo nuahG Terri
States Patent for the 'ot United
HILLSIDE,
Lode mining claim situate in v,
Greek mining district, AItnros non springs
no territory, consisting of lNss sI I;n Ida
average, OF the lode. and sn pf nhesf ieet
AZ feet, average, wide being az Iu, ground
ana described in the field notsS 10y o, NO y,
VIC official survey on file in this ofca u a.. "
laashetc variation at Is degrees 80 min T.I
commencing at discovery point which :;
on tne northeast end line of clam NH u. y
running thence n 800 so W Il fast iA :, a!il
her NO, l; thence s 32o 3V Z 81, 70 fe' sV,,
corner NO. 2; thence 40 I5' 20" " ~, ,es -,
leet 10 corner No. 3; thence n 900 an ANN I
oI9'o ieet TO corner No. 4; thence Ma
.5il.O feet TO corner No. 5: thence n sec ~
Z o'9 1eet TO corner No. /, the plsrs " T.
ginning survey OF exterior boundaries, COW W.
tanning S1l acres. NJ conflicts r ro,,.
corner no. 7. s. NJ. NJ. No. 3 besr rO' =
go l6' " 1908 feet distant we . ''"'S y
The said mining claim being of record j.,
the office of the Recorder OF said ', ,D;n;1 u,
district and county, at HALEY in A i,n,l.
county, Idaho. The nearest known Iocs'
tons being the ONTARIO and "BiScp.
horse iodes. All persons CLAIMING sd i
verseiy thereto are notified to present the
same at this office within sixty days from.
date OF first publication hereof. $3.50
d1rect that this notice be published in
the kETeHuM KEYSTONE, the newspaper
for the period OF sixty days.
II. 0. BILLINGS, Register.
HfNDMAN Is BATTEN. Att'ys for An.
Plicant, ketchum, Idaho.
FIRST publication, October ~. 1888.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15
General News.
horo con,;npes 10 fa,l

THE river here continues 10 fall
p THE City of New Orleans, of the Anchor
Line, will pass here Saturday on her way
from St. Louis to New Orleans.
The elegant passenger steamer Guiding
Star is announced to pass here this morning
at 10 o'clock, bound for New Orleans
TnE Harry Brown left Louisville Tuesday
with nineteen boats and fourteen barges Of
coal, most of which is for this market.
THE magnificent steamer DeSoto, now in
port goes out this afternoon at o clock for
Cairo Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati
The Raymond Homer Ell route from Lou
isyille TO New Orleans, should pass here
Monday with twenty-five boats Of coal and
five full pieces.
TnE lee Line packet Coahoma goes out
this evening at o'clock for Helena and
Friars Point. The Rosa Lee Of the same
line, departs at O'Clock pm. for 0sceola.
THE Belle Memphis, en- route from
Natchez to st. Louis, passed here Wednes-
day. She discharged at the elevator fifty
one bales of cotton and 100 sacks OF cotton
seed.
TnE DoSoto got in from Cincinnati yes
terday morning. She brought in 400 tons
of freight and a fair list of passengers. Capt
Deems wife and little boy are making the
round trip on the boat.
THE City Of Cairo, in command OF Capt A.
s. Lightner, is announced to leave from the
elevator at 10 o'clock this morning for Nicks.
burg, Natchez and way landings Charles
Mason presides in the Office.
CHARLES BARNES & Co, of Cincinnati, have
closed u contract with the United States Gov
eminent for new siernwhcel boat to be used
on the Cumberland River in connection with
the improvement of that stream.
GEN. THOMAS Ii. TAYLOR has been asked by
Maj. Stickney and Col. Merrill 10 resign his
position Us superintendent Of the Louisville
u Portland Canal on account Of alleged diff
fcrences letween him and Col. Merrill
TIN Grand Lake Coal Company, at New
Orleans, have surrendered all their property
TO their creditors, consisting OF a large steel
tug and two schooner barges for the trans
portation OF coal around. the gulf to Calves.
ton, Tex.
TUE James Lee arrived yesterday morning
from Arkansas City with 05 bales cotton. 10
bags seed cotton, 20j sacks cotton seed, IL
head mules and a big list OF sundries She
cleared for Arkansas City again last evening
with "a moderate trip.
TINS has been one OF the most successful
coal runs that ever left Pittsburg, not lump
being lost out Of over sos, 600 bushels Of
coal. About 4, 1000, 900 bushels will be brought
South from Louisville on this rise about
100000 bushels OF IL will be towod TO 81.
Louis by the Browns They now have nearly
100 bargcs in harbor at Cairo which will be
towcd to 81. Louis by the Alice Brown on
her arrival at Cairo.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
OR THE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
single Number, Glass 20"
Drawn ut New Orleans, Louisiana, on Tues.
day, March IL, 1889.

All genuine Louisiana State Lottery tickets are
dated New orleans, and agree TO pay all prizes In
New orleans where the company holds itS charter
from the State, and where both the purchaser OF a
ticket and the company are equally protected by
the laws OF the state and Of the United states
Tickets dated and issued from other cities In the
name of the Louisiana state Lottery Company
promising 10 pay prizes In other places than New
Orleans are not Louisiana State LOTTERY tickets at
all out are countorieits and cheats intended to de-
ceiye and dolraud the unwary.
Remember, that ONk DOLLAR is the price Of the
smallest part or fraction OF n ticket issued In any
drawing. Anything IN our name offered at less
price is either counterfeit or swindlc Rcmem.
her further. when examining TO see II your ticket
has drawn prize. never To accept anything but
our Official drawings which arr copyrighted under
the act OF Congress aud cannot be reprinted cor.
rcCtly under penalty Of the law
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Approximation rrl.c..

100 numbers from 2Nl7 b. agJ7 inclusive. be.
Inc NJ numbers on each side ul the number
lOn numbers frnm ltdiu % iut7u inclusive BE-.
ing ~ numbers on each side Ut the number
drawing the capital prize of slu1ulD ............ 10
leo numbers irum ~. 90 10 wN5l inclusive. 10.
INK tn numbers uu each side oi tho number
driving the capital prize oi 5000 ....... &c.,. u
w numbers ending With ID, being the two last
hFutrs ui thc number drawing tnC capital
priscoi NUO .................... ..... ~. 4
w uumbCu vudlug with "a, heiur She two last
figures ui the number drawing the second
capital prize OF $1,000 ..............
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"a Evan.yIiie, Ind.
frecIal pIspaieh % The Appeal.

fpecial Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March ll.--Thc Harry
Brown and coal tow passed south this morn
ing at o'clock. Packets port list as usual
Some good, round lots are being transferred
for the Golden Rule. due for New Orleans
Saturday. The Kangaroo will be wrecked
where she lies; her chimney and boilers can
be easily saved.
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Si,ouI.i lie

NV ORLEANS, la. March ll-Tho new
Police Commission, recently organized un.
der the law Of the last legislature last
night elected Dave Hcnncsscy, the present
incumbent, Chief Of Police. The force or.
ganizcd undc- the present law has a life
tenurc on good behavior. being no longer
under ,hr iailucncc OF ward politicians.
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LonI, ONT Tor ,hoIcrn.

WASHINGTON, August 4, is02. Having
made frequent use of J. & O. MnFuiro 5
Hcunc Plant, | consider Il an almost inialli-
bic specific for cholcr, diauhwa, dyscn.
tory, ilux, etc, and can recommend 10 10
such. r. II. LoNg,
Colonel q. e. A. ChlcfTop. Engineers.
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TnT well known strengthening properties
Of lrun. combined with other tunics and %
most perfect ncryiuc are found in Curters
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves aud
body. aud improve the blood aud com.
plcKiOn.
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AZ Cincinnati.
spcclafplspa,ch TO The Appeal

speclafDlspatch 10 The Appeal
CINciNNAri o., March li-The river Is
falling. with p feet Of water Ia the channel
ht o o'clock pm. Weather clear aud warm.
business fair. The Katie Stockdalc returned
10 Pittsburg on time. The Golden Rule left
for New Orleans with good trip
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Al GrcrnxiIIr. Mss.

Special Dispatch 70 Tho Appeal
GREESvuLE, Miss. March li.--rhc City 81
NicksburF for Natchcz went down at II
O'Clock AIN. The river Is ~ feet and falling
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orrtcrs furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
% cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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stage OF the Rivers

OTTCE sigNAL SERVICE. U. g AL
MEHFIis Tenn Manrh 10. iss9.
Tho following observations ar taken az an sta
iloua in the 10Th meridian time. which Il one houl
later than Memphis time.
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neInrns Won.

We will scll YOU $3.50 shoe for Sand
give Il 10 you II Il happens 10 be the twcn.
ticth pair. Lowry 4 Co,
No. 800 Main.
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Irr r. NJ. 0nlbr,ath. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents
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THE RIVERS.
stcamboass Leaving
Movements at the f.evce.
FRIDAY.

Arrivals--DeSoto Cincinnati; Jamc Lee,
Arkansas City; Belle Memphis, Natchez
Departures-Jamcs Lee, Arkansas City,
Belle Memphis, st. Louis
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NJ jrtma ul contract che tuWf#ui mutt dcrntlt
a.llInF o. single uCaul aud o. Give no following
u1lIN uffI u.
CERTIFICATE q hHfehV ncfiiff That the Ion.
d0u IHuL uf NrKIUH and SOUTH Amrf.ra has "a
spIaI IHr1.if tHH uHHHs.IIF Funds fI ruHuuinc no
ravnrut uI aU pfITUi drawn bI ihc iuiCra du Ia
lsunuUrnrIa iWhl'rf
ruftbrf dc Company b. rJuuIrai t1 dI.luuuta
TfiysIr Or cont Ul ilH taltr ul ll tHH iIrADia IN
prizes .a'llfsct proportion than 4 g.ttu by any
ii6,ilr az number ~ tickets it limited % n.oo1
-.nWl g., than aru sold by other Lpi.pnra Using
The sfmr aIhH In. -
fufnlI particulars 81 Ircsa q. nassetu, Apar
aiusA CitY OF NrNnh N'kl"n
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A NTOV iHRLE nuNUfACfUUfR OF AYD
IA denierin lnois ~ thoss Nit Monroe street
A HluHuOE 4 WHITE 20 fNQNr a.. PAY
~ hlrhest cish rti'c, inf ilides, lun and Wool
DoOKiNG sCiiOpL-fcEn. fHuus, TIM
" iairs. cakes, rollr,l huid. beaten biscuits
cfu1uciiia. aul on luncheon sud reception dishes
prepared ana delivered ~ Mn, NATL 7. CAifa
10 Mississippi avenue. Telephone l.llA
EANOiiTHE PAVEMENT BRICK WORK.
II rsirrnt, etc., az bottom piicra leave ufirfs
at r. = eriham'a $40 iftut lirgel 81 telephone
Ma ~ I'd residence. 1tiOa CtnBiNs
1IIpFs AND FuRs WANTED Agp HIGHEST
/ 4 pfiocs paid sCuEibLLRN 90. 80 Main a.
\ NpORTANT INVENTION TCg FAnNEIis AND
Gaficncn. TiU DOUDLk WORK HAND
t'ifi ftNAIug for working both side, 81 CROPS ai
stne time Endorsed and onlard ~ hundreds of
eaiirfi Gardeners and hrnrfs Hardware aud tgcd
nlCfcaana VAL son iufnish lhs demand.
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Bank of Commerce.

Mrurus Tenn. March Q. i1'a
The annual election inr Directors Of thil llnk
viii bo held al iho itaukiug housc On
Tuesday, April .. ProSiu'o.
IA. Muii.9, taaal1t
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Prizes Cnshcd ia run without Dodue.
tlnn.


We the undersigned ninkcrs Of New ORIGINS
Ia Ia; VII gal all gri,s.a dmTn ~ the louisiana
counters. q. ~ MAiMsLEI.
President Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUN.
President State National Hank.
A. BALDWIN,
President \. q National Hank.
CARL kOuN,
President Union National Bank.
nB-Thc subscriber, having supervised the single
| LOTTERY. hcvhy certify that ihc above arc tno
number. which wrfo this 'dly dmwn frun the lnO.
~ plngcd in the wheel. with the pHfcs CORRESPOND.
Wines our hands at New Orleans. Ia. this ruos
HEluREGARD.
"a. EARLY
Commissioner
40 2Ss7 draws capital prlss SIMON. sold In New
Orleans, D. luStun. Mas. Philadelphia. Ia, chi
CaEo ~. -ln tmuCIfrk cal, Hui Memphis Tom.
No. in. 90 iuWs tnuuud capital prize sliu.uun su1
ln New orleans, "a Wellington, D. e.. Boston.
Mas, thlrHFn, ill, Toledo. a.. Hamburg y J.,
Hni Havana. Cuba No. 1857 dmNs thlfi clpai
puEr. t0un. sold Joe Sew ufl.lus Ia. Washing
luu, u. e., iosun, Mas, New York aud nufhlo
~ Y, Louisville, 10, IAN Francisco aud los An. b.
rplcs, cal Sc 70 On draws gli.00u fn.d in New
York, New ORLEANS. Ia UC.tuu Mas. iuuikylllc,
Nv, Nashville, i,nns h.caso lll. icidyiilc, cot,
.an Francisco aud FAN lu,' ,nl. and other points
Nus. q 80. tlla. duw each $1,000 N1s. 'nIOs,
iAsl. si,2ii, tGlei HGO5i, dmW each st.Uul
The work ~ sending the Official il,t % livery
Cukll iuNlENT lcrius Immediately after tho
drawing and runt.nurH niTht and DAY until com.
plriri should any ~ our patrons txfedcuou any
delay In revolving b. Il il ovlug 10 thcif name ".
Ing among The lutt uu thC IT,
AddrHs. ". A. DAtPiitN,
Sew Orleans ~.
AdHrr1s registered letirra % New Orleans Ma.
tionni hank, Nuw orleans, Ia.
n6-Eniofci arc0rilnT o. Aci N Contffst IN tho
year issi by che iuuiHltna state iutiffy Dumpany.
ia The oaioc OF The lbruau ui tuugr,si az Wash.
inrtuu.
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slant ono dark baY mH. uI.' li ~ ~ hall,
hirh. four years Old. and .lH I.I.t ui.i,l,l
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