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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-20
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Bank

AT AEICHCM,
In the Territory of Idaho. at the close of
business. Nav Is. 1889:
RESOURCES
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
County of Alturas. -.
/. Isaac I. Lewis. President of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
knowledge and belief
ISAAC l. LEWIS, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ed day of May, 1859.
GEo. n. Snow. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
H. II; G. Lf 1xn;;. nu.o.o..
ISAAC I. LEWIS,
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Application for Paten,
Notice No. ZIG
Survey No. ,N
UNITED STATES LAypO,,,o.

UNITED STATES LAND Ory,cr
HALEY, Idaho, October + IT,,
Notice Is hereby given that ~ No. , IM
Group Mining Company. a COVE Nc Ash,aa
ganlzed and existing under th 1p IIia'lon o..
State Of Maine. by its st,o s laws Of A
Orlando B. Batten, whose postot se y Intact
is ketchum, Alturas COUNTY Id.s aad'ss
tory, has made application io ruano y lem
States Patent for the '0' url'a
"HILI.SIDC,
Lode mining claim situate in W.,o
Creek mining district, Alturss cou m .p1un
no Territory, consisting of lOss I ua:y ids
average, of the lode, and surf, nassi lei
All feet, average, wide, being ~, Eouhd
and described in the field mote, Nv ~. 40. y
the official survey on file in this oHS pay o
magnetic variation at l8 degrees 30 S, na
east, Is follows: wv w U'nuas
Commencing at discovery point vb;,, :,
on the northeast end line of clam n' ~. :
running thence n 800 3U W Is foo, !, CIV
ner No. i; thence 800 SV r az ~. W. !.
corner No. ?; thence s 40 l5 avS II nv io,s i, !,
feet to corner No. 3; thence n 40 W "
5l9.8 feet to corner No. 4; thence yGov
3il. 8 feet TO corner No, 5; theme. \ dow
+ 619 feet to corner No. /. the pl.cs d T. !.
ginning survey of exterior boundsrss" NV ~
tanning s.77l acres. No conflicts v ,Su'
corner No: 5 U. s. NJ. NJ. No, bears r,y
2oo l6> w $40. 3 feet distant.
Inc said mining claim being Of record !,
the ONCE of the Recorder OF said mn;r,
district and county, at HALEY in Ai,n, n'
county, idaho. The nearest known ts,
tons being the Ontario" and "Bas,
horse lodes. All persons claiming n
FerseIv thereto are notified to presen, h.
same at this office within sixty DAYS hon
date Of first publication hereof.
l direct that this notice be published i
Tue ksTsAUA KEYSTONE, the newspar
for the period of sixty days.
II. .. BILLINGS. Register.
HTNDNAN 4 BATTEN. Att'vs far 4.
Ptteant Kotchum, Idaho.
Fist publication, October 20, 1898
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"PA amt turning out the sort of
a man expected" said a little g.
year-old West Ender as he returned,
rubbing his legs, from q woodshed
seance with his father, "and, ma,
the next time he whips us let's get
. divorce"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-07-20

11ocation Notices,
Parties desiring location notices can ind
supply q this ofReo,
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The Teacher

Who advised her pupils TO strengthen
their minds by the use of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health is essential to mental
vigor. For persons Of delicate and feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial. Be
sure you get Ayers 6arsaparillA-
EVERY spring and fall ! take mum.
Der of bottles of Ayers Sarsapar1iiA, and
am greatly benefited. = Mrs. James n.
Eastman, StonehAm, Moss.
~ have taken Ayers 6areaper1lla
with great benefit to my general health"
-Miss Thitxa L. Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
"My daughter, twelve years OF age.
has suffered for the past year 11zzcm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23
MarseiIles Matters,

MARsEILLEs, Feb 81 The shoddy mill
has resumed business and is running to tull
capacity,
Geo. Galloway died at his residence near
Hickory Polut on Tuesday 18th, at thu age
of 81 years lie was born April 18th, 1928,
and was the first white child born In La
Sale county, his father being one of the
first settlers in this county. Here he lived
until - years of age, when he as many 9th
ers charmed by The nope of gathering gold
in the far west, babe his friends adj. u, and
started for California, where two years OF
hia life were spent. Then he returned and
again took up his residence in this county.
where he has ever been recognized as one OF
the most prominent and influential citizens
Honorable and upright, his loss is loss not
only to his family but to the community
He leaves to mourn his loss wife, son. and
four daurhters
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23
Circuit Court,

rhe case of the National Bank of La Salt
w. tue uloual City bank e This city. was
heard yesterday. Mrs Cassiday, residing
in the country. had "a Oo0 on deposit in 4 {
hank in this city, and her daughter pre-
scented the certificate of deposit 10 The Ia
Sale bank with the old hdi's mark upot
he back as erdor em,nt. The bank paid
toe amoun'. but when the certificate wa
presented here, the National City Bank de
clared the Endorsement 10 be forgery, II
the mean time the old lady died and TIL
heirs oher han the daughter, sided witt
me National City Bank Conclusive evi
lence OF forgery was no, proven, aud th'
Jury gave . verdict OF 81 900 aginst the 1t
Sale bank. O'Ccnor An E;kels for the In
Sale bank, and Brewer and Snow for tn,
City National bank
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23

STArE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CoUSrY-.,. Ia
= thr Circuit Court OF II sale County H., March
Term. $50
&. NJ ,Has Is Michael Lowman, In attachment. De
maud. tl1.O
Nurlrc l. hereby given royou. the said Michael low
man, that wit ut attachment has hvva sul ut ~ ne
office Tire t'rrA II Dec Circuit Court N St count! N
l. sale the suit OF the sad VI. shaw anu against
the estate Of YOU thc said Michael Lawuan Tor seventy
and 2liUl dollars. besides interest, o4yFct.u % the
sheriff uf said county tu execute which sud VIII has
been returned hy sII sheriff executed BY virtue or
the within attachment levied On The following prop
. trtN, tu-Nlt. -
The south halrnno f The south West quarter q, Of
Section tWcu-y-iuur %. also The north half 3 OF the
South West quarter 4 .t section twenty iplr L-4l;
also the north west quarter a of the North Nest
quarter of srCruu twenty Ave t}5 all Of th1 above
described properly located In TuvnSh thirty hrtc
1883 north Range three 80 Csst % jhe Sd T. VI. IN the
county of Ia Sale and state ot ILLINOIS, ieNb made tS
sth day Ut cb,utry, a 20 l>Ss. -,
Nov unless You. the said Michael L1Wulau. shall
personally be- ana appear before the Circuit Court OF
.ad ruu 6, on the ri DAY IT the next term thereof
o. b. holden gt uttaWs IN said county, on the second
N1rlsy iu the wuuTh II MarCh, A. T. lSSy next, give
,prrl nal ard plead 70 said scJlOn ipuGmtbt Wall De
e, tered a inst YOU in favor Of the sSd plalurt, and
the property attached sold 20 satisfy the same, with
costs -
HENRY = JOHNSON, Clerk.
A. T. BUrrKEs Pls.EuG Attorney. teh2S4S
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Ernn Grand Ridge.

GRAND RIDGE, Fen, 22--James Ander-
son and wife spent last SUNDAY with VIM
Anderson In Ottawa.
james Anderson had the misfortune t.
run "A thorn in his hand while trimming
.edge, and II proving quite nuisance anu
very painful.
George POundstone stayed in Ottawa
last Friday nj ght 10 hear the Choral Union
concert, which he pronounced very gooG
j ii. Holland, of Farm Riuge, put down
we'll last week for John Lehr.
This (Friday)is one of our cold and dis
agreeable days for this winter. The past
ha been so agreeable Wa feel the change
The Milligan iecS on is the main topic
of discussion in ther, parts, h hIv n, been
an old time resi- ent OF this vicinity.
The greatest talker In this vicinity ap
pears to he James Puundstone, who talks
Gregg to sleep every night, so rumor says
VIM. Jones ana Rev. Morphis each pur'
chased an organ of Simon of Ottawa, last
week. Our city will soon be quite musical
| If It's musical talent Is given tull sway.
One of the largest crowds OF the season
WAS in attendance at the Sheerer sale Cd
| last Thursday. Almost every thing sold
we'll and he is welt pleased with the out
come David Bender was the spokesman
| Some weddings are contemplated in tue
near future, but don't say anything about
it. we want it kept a secret. Now don't
| give il away.
Evans Finley came back from Pepnsyl
vauis Wednesday evening of last week
Rev. Morphis .pttended Temperance
me ing in Louisville, Ky, being gone all
Of last week We have some hard tenn
| in, moi,
time is past.
The malaria fever is prevalent In this
vicinity. Mrs Walter Wo Jdward and child
! have been sick for few days with it.
A number of or citizens made some
cheap purchases of Andrew Hooly who
| has been selling out his sample lot of
goods, preparatory 10 the closing up of that
! line of business. He has secured posi-
ton with J. f Scott, Ottawa.
Freeman Poundstone is still adding 10
his stock of Norman horses. He was at
! Lexington, ILL.,, last week, where he pur
chased u fine young horse TO be kept In his
| stables here.
c. N. Porter took in the sights of Odell
last Thursday.
Mrs. VIM Anderson is improving
slowly.
Mrs. VIM, Poundstone, who has been
sick most of the winter, does not appear to
gain much in health, although she is no
| worse.
Miss Lucy Towle will soon close her
winter term of school In the McComb dis
trict.
DR. Hester is kept very busy now -a-dsys
attending to the sick. There appears TO be
great deal Of sickness In this community
al present.
& B. Woodward was appointed guardian
OF the children of the late Caleb Wood
ward, They will make their home in this
vicinity for while. Dew DROP,
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Seneca Savings

SENECA, Feb. 22-Zero weather on
Tuesday.
Chas. Pfeitfer and wife have new Cir
baby at their mouse since Wednesday. Sc
have Mr.. and Mrs John Goder
E. 7. Hill, formerly of this place, was
killed at Vap Meter, Iowa, on Monday
burial ut Seneca on Tuesday. He was
connected with the Platt Coal Co., and
while going down the shaft is supposed &c
have fallen through the trap door of the
cage TO the bottom, $50 feet. His wife
will return to Seneca to live after settling
up ner affairs In Iowa.
The aged mother of Patrick and John
Meagher died at her home on the north
prairie on Saturday Record.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23

IL was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was in the
last stages of consumption. told by physi-
clans that she was inCursble and could live
only a short time: she weighed less than
seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping
paper she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery
and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought large bottle, it helped her more
bought another and grew better fast, contin-
ued its use and is now strong, healthy. rosy.
plump, weighing l40 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp TO ". II. Cole, drug
pist, Fort Smith Trials bottles Of this wond
erful Discovery Free at b. Lorrioux 8, Drug
store,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23
JOHN F. MADDEN,


DITI8IICATIDN NOrICF.-SrA TIE on
l ILLINOIS. H. SNL.E COUNrI.-~-. Prybi p" lptyt
NJ la SHIi. tOUbty, tO Nf Hay,h ram. ! H. 1859
ThumlS ). ~hriltn, Administrator Of the ,sIi'" ut
jeremiah Muir ny decreased. u.s. henry tah-S. udWuI-
traitor OF the estate of Ann Murphy. deceased, Ma Eut
Corr. julia NtiHr, and lie uuoupWn ira and drEl-"rs
OF Jeremiah Murphy, deceased .rcutiOG ~ sell real
estate - pay debts,
Affidavit If tine nOu-rrsiicucc Of Margaret Corr julia
Maher. and the unknown heir, aHd dryiSuD~ ufJcI"WH
Murphy, deceased. defendants Ab Nr named. having
been filed In he office of the Clerk Of the Probate Court
of Ia Sale county notice is hereby given tu the said
Margaret Corr, julia Maucr. and the unknown heirs
and utysCes Of jeremiah Murphy. decreased, that 'ht
SAID plaintiff Thomas J. Sh"thtu, administrator Of fNt
ate of jeremiah murphy. deceased. h- nru ua petit
ton In the said Prob tc Court Of La Sale county for un
order 20 sell the promises belonging to the ,.t. of said
deceased ur So much OF II "a. may DE- needed 20 pay ir
de hts OF said deceased, and described rs follows. toes
Lot numbg twelve ~ In Block number uuyusht as
in the city OF sale. county Of Ia Sale and state Of
Illinois and that summons has been issued uut OF said
Court against YOU rctuTnHb 40 the March term, u.
lS-g said Court to be holden on the third Monday Ui
March. A. D. lSs9. at the Court House IN Ottawa IN IL
Sale county Illinois.
Now uu es- you the said Margaret Corr Julia Mabcr
and the NnDwu heirs and dcvi~ec- OF Jeremiah Muir
ply, deceased shall p-rs nH.Iy be- and appear before
said Probate Cuur II Ia sale county, on the nrsr day
of term thereof To De holden at the Court House 90
said county on the third Monday Of March. 1859, and
plead answer or dcmIr 20 the stlC complainant p-t
t0n filed therein. the same aud matters and thiugs
and decree entered against you According 10 the
Ottawa, Illinois February 90 1889. .
HENRY HELNIG,
Probate Gle k.
JONI F. MADDEN Compliments soir. FEB b aw
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Marrird.

| Al the Methodist plrs.nage by Rev. D J. Holmes,
Wednes lay, Feb o. 1883 Mr. Charles Scott. and Miss
Anna White, both Of St.edtOr.
on February IT, At ST. Paul's church Odell. by Rev
Father Hapln, MIR Joseph BeilO and Miss Julia McGin.
| mis- both Of DtpI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23

O'GARA-Miss Kate O'Gara, formerly of
Ottawa, now one of Wilmington's most &C
cOmplished young ladies, made short visit
here this week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23

The coming year promise, {" be crowded with STIR
ring events
In the United States the entrance Of issues into
the political arena has b, cn followed by change OF
administration. But the great economic question on
which the campaign tur ed Is stil settled ana its
souion Is now committed TO Congress almost
equally divided between the two great parties.
furOpe II n vast camp. Army ,OrJs pafro the from.
tiers, and millions 81 men await the sigma. for the
III ~ titanic war me wOr has ever seen.
The HkRALD'S Hewsgathtfing machinery If I'M
cqua led Its correspondents dot the huhltahle globe.
Nothing escape their vigilance, and no cSpct 81 Is
spared in spread ny the results of their efforts before
the HEtA DIS readers.
All the news If America viii be found each week In
the HERALD, white It's Foreign Department viii con-
tam panorama Of the Oid World flashed under the
sea over the Commercial Cables.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23

AISERT II. BUI"TE.I2sS, Attorney and
n Counsellor az Law. Corner MtiI and La Sale
streets. Ottawa, II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-02-23
THE SEWAGE NATTER.

Mr.. Means, of Peru, who had promised to
speak on the Chicago drainage bill, which
was considered on Teusday, telegrnphed
that he could not be present, AMI the matter
was discussed by Messrs. Thomas, Mayo,
Eckles and Haunifen. Resolutions were
adopted instructing the representatives from
this county to vote against the bill, unless
the twenty first section, which empowered
the trustees to remove distractions in the
Desplaines and Illinois rivers, if in their
judgment it be necessary in order to de-
crease the amount of damage by overflow,
be struck out, as il would place all dams
under their control, and also to insist that
an amendment, fixing penalties for non
compliance with the provisions of the act,
by the trustees, be tackled to the bill.
The next meeting, unless the president
should call a special session, will be held in
March, when officers will be elected for the
years 1889 go
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Rssolu,lsns os condo,snes.

At the meeting of Aatlan Lodge, sn Saturday night, the committee ap- pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the feeling of the ledge in regard to the death of George Lount. . past mas- ter ef the lodge, submitted the follow ng. which were adopted:
 WHEREAS, In the wisdom of Divine Providence, our beloved brother, Past Master George Loant, pioneer of tho people, and of Masonry, in this terri. tory, has been removed from this im- perfect to that all perfect and celestial ledge above, where all gsod Masons hope. at feast, to arrive, by tho aid of that theological ladder which Jacob, in his vision, saw extending from earth to heaven; therefore, be it
 Resolved. That while our brother has only preceded us little way across the dark river, and awaits ui on the other shore, we who remain realize, neverthe- less. that a landmark in the history of our order in Arizona has been removed {; pillar has fallen, column has been broken.
 Resolved, That Masonry. in general, and Axtlan Lodge, No. l, in particular. has lost in the late Past Master an honest, earnest and jealous member, the territory . good and exemplary citizen, and his relatives kind and affectionate kinsman.
 Resolved, That. as an evidence of the afiectisnate regard in which our brother was held, and in which his memory is cherished, the furniture of Aztlan Lodge. No. l, be draesd in for . period of thirty days.
 Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon tho minutes ot the Lodge and copies furnished to the daily pa pers of Prescott for publication. and to the relatives of our deceased brother, in Phenix. T. J. BUTLER,
 GEo. D. KENDALL,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
FsoM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Ed. s. Wright has gone to St. Johns.
 J. l.. Fisher has big stock of new furniture on hand. Prices arc marked away down.
 I. w. Johnston and J. F. wilson have gone te Apache county, to attend court.
 The iren for Nr. Sorg's new building has arrived. and work will seon be com. menced on it.
 D. r. Nichsls, of Skull valley, was in town yesterday. preparing to "Prove sp" on piece of land.
 Frank Kuhne gave Thanksgiving z ball, on Lynx creek, at which an sn- joyabls time was had by all prsscnt. A stage load of ladies and gentle men attended from Prsscott.
 l.. BAshiord has had msasurenents taken of his property on the north side of the plaza. with . view of putting on iron reefs and iren frents.
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held in the clerks office at the court houss. on Monday evening. Dec. 2d, 1889. at 7a o'clock.
 An operation was performed couple of days since on the leg of one of Mr. and hrs. w. H. Thrsas's small boys. in which a number of small pieces of dis eascd bone were renewed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Mla,ns intelligence.

An abundance of water in the Has sayampa will enable the Quartz Noun tain mill to start up on full time on Monday, December 2d. As they have aiso an abundance of good ore out, this property will soon range itself in the list of bullion producers.
 Twelve tens ei the chest ore yet taken from the Cstoetin mine were shipped this week.
 A deed from the Big Bug Minin z and Reduction company, for eighteen mines in Big Bug district, has been filed for record, in consideration of $25O,0 900. By this transaction the fer mer company virtually ceases to exist, and the company becomes known by the latter name, company incorpora- ted under the laws Of the State of New York. The reason given for the change is stated to be. that the former name of "Big Bug" had an entirely diff kercnt and more significant meaning to New Workers than it had in Arizona.
 Over 2l, 900 pounds of ore were re- csived at the sampling works on Wednesday.
 Silver quotations for Thursday, No vember 18th, were 954, being drop from 96s -dAys prsvs"nssy Ns change reported to-day, Noember 29th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
,s consumpslon inourable l

Read the following: MT. c. H. Nor. ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with Absscess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an In curable Consumptive. Began taking ,Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- ton, am now on my third bottle, and able 60 oversee the work on my farm It is the finest medicine ever made
 Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio says: Had it not been for Dr. Kings New Discovery fer Consumption l would have died of Lung Troubles Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health." Try it. Sample bot ties free at the Corner Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
a Mer,ted Promotion.

The Albuquerque Democrat, speak ing of the promotion of Judge Hazle- dine, says:
 Judge Wm. c. Haxlediae has re- ceived much nerited promotion. He has beep appointed general counselor fer the Atlantic < Pacific system, the highest petition possible in the legal department. Heretofore he has been solicitor for the western division of the road, but the promotion puts into his hands the legal affairs of the entire sys- tenn. Albuquerque justly rejoices in
 this recognition of one of her leading citizens. Coming Co the territory in 1877, from Arkansas, where he had
 been circuit judge and member of the legislature, Judge Hazledine settled
 first at Santa Fe, but shortly after
 wards made Albuquerque his home.
 Then, for sometime afterwards, he was
 tho only resident lawyer in the district
 composed of Bernalillo, Socorro and
 Valencia counties, and was invariably
 employed on one side or the other of
 all cases brought to trial in the district.
 This continued until he retired from a general practice to devote his attention
 exclusively to the affairs of the railroad.
 How successfully he has done this, the
 successive steps in his promotion abundantly demonstrates. First attor- ney, then solicitor for the western divi- sion, he now stands at the top of the ladder of promotion, with no othor step to be taken; and yet he has scarcely attained that age in which men con sider their powers to have reached ma turity. Nor has this proficiency in q speciality detracted from his reputation in the profession, as is evidenced by hi' appointment by the National Bar asso citation, of which he Is member, tc
 the important committee on law reform Neither, in the meantime, have hi' neighbers been forgetful to show theil appreciation of his character and at tsinments, since they have availet themselves of his services as count, commissioner, as member of the terri torial council and as member of tn, late constitutional convention. Tn, Democrat congratulates Judge Hazle dine, the Atlantic & Pacific and thu ! city in general, on the advancement which has been thus worthily bestowed
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
Tho sank ana tn. omo..

The Tyler Desk Go, of St. Louis, Mo-, and the Tyler System oi Bank Counters. The ankcr nssi no longer give half his capital for fixtures. The modern office can bs furnished with lovely Desks, etc., at rates that will en- courage progress and improvement. Tyler's Royal Type Writer Cabinet and Desk Combined arc now within the reach oi every operator. Send for their catalogues. See advertisement in this issue. s24-m3t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-04
0uokien's Asnlca Salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos- lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26 cents per box. For sale by W. w. Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.