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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26
ADDITIONAL. LIST.

Stsrrh George--Lots 4 and block Is
Bellevue. value 100: tax costs and
penslOee. ........... .................. d
Smith, P. P.--Improvements on land on
Dixie creek, value so: tax costs and
penalties. ..... .................... IL o
q. Shineler Furniture Company The fur
niture in the Merchants Hotel, 1t
Haley, value 5000: tax costs and PEN
alties 9j.0j. school Is 05.............. l40 l
Andreas, Joseph, Haley Stable on lot
block IL, value 100: tax coats and
penalties 3.GG. school 1919, poll and
hospital 0.oo. .............'....'... IA
Bartlett. Z. NJ. Hstey--Iot block A. and
improvements, value 80: tax costs
and penalties PAL school ll.G3...... IS !
Gannett. l.. Z. Ketchum-Lots and In
block CT and improvements, value
100: tax costs and penalties 500.
school AZ. Observation-Disclosures. 6 :
Bell J. J.--Personal property value 7eO:
tax costs and penalties A.4G. poll and
hospital $50. Observation-Disclosures. % 9
Tucker. Katie--Patented land on the Malad
value 200 tax costs and penalties. 6
Salt Lake Brewing Company, Hailey--Per.
sonal property value $50: tax costs
AVID penalties 5.?3, school 2.72....... q
Eundell o. G.--Lot 3 and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section .,
town l south, range IG ~ast value
real and improvements 400, personal
property oO0 total COO: tax corts and
penalties. ..,................... 49,. 10 .
Tolmie Mrs. John Personal property. mort
gage debt, value 1900: tax costs and
pensl,ies Observation-Disclosures. 80
Anderson Fred. Haley Lot II, block 81
and improvements 400: tax costs and
penalties 1911, school Gil ...... -. 10
Anderson II. A.--Lots lS, 10 and 20. block
~ and improvements. value 600: tax
costa and penalties 1o.9l. school y.H. 90 ;
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26

Walsh, Nicholas 1mpfovemen.s on land
one mile south Of Soldier. value 20.
personal property '235. totaf as5; tax
costa and penalties e.ee, school lAb. :.
poll andhospitsl $50. ................ IL
winninghaan. lanes E. --Impfovsments on
land on the J. q. Peck ranch. value
200, personal property 60, total 500:
tax costs and penalties 1908 poll and
hospital 600. .....................'.. IL
Wagner, Fred. Improvements on 100
acres If land on Chimney creek.
value 100 personal property S2s, total
42s: tax cost and penalties. ........ II
Willie. Ada, shoshons- Lots ii and ~ In
block and improvements. value $50:
tax costs aud penalties 1913, school
~ ....'..'....''... :.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26

Yeagor. George, Hailey--Iots 4 and In
block a and Improvements, value
$50: tax costs and penalties 1l.53.
school 500. POLL and hospital Co.,. -
Yount, Harvey mprovements on 1GO acres
Of land one.haf mile south of Chick.
en- creek, value 100. personal property
TO- total 100; tax costs and penalties
s73, poll and hospital $50. ........... II
Yount, eorge-Improvements on lG0 acres
Of land on Spring creek Camas Prat-
rie, value 20, personal property GO.
total 80: tax costs and penalties 3.32,
poll and hospital $50. 9
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26
Notice tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO. |

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
Jan. 3, 1889.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following name ed
settler has hled notice Of his Intention TO make
Anal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register md Re-
cever at HALEY, Idaho on February 26. 1889. viz
Anna B Becker, for the NE d NE Section u,
Township north, Range 1s east. She names the
following witnesses 10 prove her continuous resi-
dence upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz
John Crosslin, Samuel Johnson, d. L. Gray, and
H. Durham, all of HALEY. idaho.
ii. 0. BILLINGS, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26

the Assessor and Tax G., Hector of
Alturas county, Idaho Territory, will
sell at public auction, in the manner
prescribed by law, IN front of the
Courthouse in HALEY, unless sooner
redeemed, all the above described
real estate or so much thereof as may
be necessary to pay the amount Of
delinquent Territorial, county, school,
and poll and hospital taxes, and costs
and penalties thereon for the year
1888.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. m.
w. w. YEATES,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
BY J. II. VAN MSS, Deputy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26

Rowe, II. Hsiley--The east Is feet OF lot
a. block Al, and impI ovenieDts, value
800 sawmtll 1000, personal property
2S'5 total 4l'5 tax, costs and penal
ties 1920. school a96. poll and hoa-
PtsI $50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ia3 G6
Roed, Isa,c-Improvsnsnts on the north
east qTartar Of section 81. town
south, range Is east. value 800, Per.
soial prop rty 24t0. total 273D; tax.
costs and pena ties s7.o2, poll and
hospital 800. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o. 81
Rabbits. Jsseph--Person.l property, value
1870; tax. costs and penalties. ........ Of
Redicher, A--Imrrovements on land
Little Lost rives above Howe post.
office. value so, personal property
$50, total 40; tax, costs and penal.
ties s9i, poll and hospital 55o...... 10 IL
Rysn, Michael East half OF the northwest
quarter all the west huff of the
northeast quarter Of section &c. town
south. range is east value So per.
sonsl property $50, total 200; tax.
costs and penalties 80. poll and boa.
pitaI o oo ............. .....-....,... ~ W
Rahjcan. william HaiIey--PerHonal prop
erty value l76; taA, costs and pen.
alties COL. school $40. ...........,... II
Rodges; 5ohu-..lmrsovem,nt' 81, on land on
Big Lost river, value 100 personal
property 1870, total go; tax, coats sud
penalties S.26. poll aud hospital $50. IS ~
Reynolds. ", H. Kntchum--Lots ana?.
block GO, and Improvements, value
100; tax. costs and penalties 5,23,
s,hsol LA. poll and hospital 5.5o... 10 90
Rans, n. r. Ke.chum--Lots3 and Z. block
u. value 1905 tax costs aud penalties
Rubert. J. F.--Iot =, section 80. town
stutk, range east. value coO: tax,
costs and penalties 10. 'hool l.ld.. 9G
Roberts. George II. Hailey--Int, II, IS. 10.
20. 81 and 2?, block "a, value $50; tax,
costs and penalties 24li, school II SO 36 II
Eafter. John, Hailay-I.ot T. block ST. and
improvements, vslue 400; lax, costs
and penalties 1911, school tis..... 10 IS
Roberts. J. 8 dwelling ho,so at Gleuns
Ferry, value coo; tax, costs End pen
alti-s so, school 2.oi. poll and hos
pital Observation-Disclosures. IL 81
Reese. George II Shoshone--Lots A aud l.
block X, lots b, q and D. block S tn
Reese's addition, value 100, tax, costs
and penalties 8 -, school .e2...... 05
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26

Zsspc, Emil Personal property value 49,,
improvements on land on Three
Mile creek 100, total s85: tax costs and
penalties 9.9B, poll and hospital $50.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26


6hfpp, j. H. bsllevue-Lots ana 2, BLOCK
&C. and improvements, value 700. per.
sona property l6e. total 36a; tax,
costs and penalties l!.so poll and hos . -
piShi osoo ...'...'..'....'.''. 10 w
6wanbo,m. Henry, Bsllevue--Lot S. block
II, and improvements, value 70; tax, -
costs and penalties. 81
Stevens Ben Bellevue--persoual property
$40; tax. costs and penalties 1880. 49,
two poll ana hospital lloo......... II 70
Eorensen, Aibert--Part OF lot Z, block 2,
Broadford, value leo, personal prop
e,ty a. total 200; tag. costs and pen - or
sit'cs Tao poll anu hospita ooo..... ~ ~
Slower, j. Ketchum--Lot 8. block 10, and
Improvement valne 90; tax, costs
ana penalties :; T. SCHOOL ~ cen's' , =,
poll ana hospitsi 'o. .....'......'.. ~
Stevens, Mrs. W. W. ketchuIn--Lot !, block
49, and improvements, value 100.
eouthWest mar OF iot o DOCK -
ana improvements 'oo tNi SUI: taA.
cnsA ana penalties 1911, s'hooi
Sli.......... ..........,.'.....'..... 10 -
Shaw. I. d Lot 2. block To-, aud Improve
mtnts, value l,O: tax, COSTS aud pen
sltie. 3.6S, school l.lG ............... s.
Sloan 4 Nunter-Ssloon buildlnI ans fx-
tur-s nj pine Grow yalue 400 ner.
sonul property 1000 totsl 400: tax
costs and pensltie ........... IS IL
Smith g. " Mountain YIoms-PersonnI
property, value 200: YAK coats aud
penalties $50. school l6.... ....... &C
.steel " A Maintain H,,ne- person,,
property value l,n tnx costa md
p.nal,ies k02. school O., cents poll
and hospital S 50 ............,........ II IS
s,b,..,L ch,r,e,- mrroyerer,. a, ,.,.
h.tws.n Hsnrett. .nJ Hstt,esn.La
crsrk v.iue a,5 nersrn,I nrnnertv
100 total 40. tax costs and napsDties
10 iG school 40 poll and hoepitai
63o........... ........,............,, II x5
c.,oo,e, v,u,.r, y,nrr,r,,,.,..o ,.,a
Oh Dry creek, value So persousl
property $50 total 500: tax coats and
penalties 1915. poll and hospital $50 10 aa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-26

Poll. W. N. Improvements land on
Birch creek, value 25, personal prop
erty &c. total So; tar. costs and pen
aluss 1873. poll and hospital $50. ~ q
PawslisJ, " .A-Improvsnents On ,sni
Antelope: vHae lN phrsonAl pop
erts 33' total A25; tax. costa snd 6sn-
pihthAr1, A. j. Ketchun,--Lot 8, block 10.
ami improvement. valne eoo psr.
s,nal property 100. total 800; tax.
eests and p.rslties . sc. school 2As,
poll and hospital $50. ............... II 81
East Fork. value 100. TT I, block -,
md impro vements, Ketchum, value
$50 total 250: tax, costs AMI nenElties
8.sS, school l.+o. poll and hospital I'd 10 81
foph.m. J. A. Kstchan-ro.s and 3.
block -. anil inlprov, ,nants. value
JOY p"rs"iial property 100 total 2oO
tax. costs aud Penalties $50. school
1s2. poll and hospital 5.60........... II G.
Pom. Fred, sswtooth--Housa on sonth side
Of Main street value 90; tax. costs
and penalties. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Pau. Frank. Rocky Bar--Houss on Bear
creek, improvements on Second
street, Atlanta, hlacks smith shop at
Atlanta, cabin ut Yuba, total value
400; tax, costs and penalties 1851. poll
and hospital $50. school In Atlanta
l2o.......!.. ........'...........' ~ 81
Pncihc Express Company: HALEY Person
al property, value IS, tax, costs aud
penalties 2s7, school Leg. ........... 40
Phippnn. william Improvements on land
on Little Wood river. value loU per.
scnal prop rty 100, total 200: poll and
hospital $50. .......... ............. IL 70
pinkston, ". D. Shoshene--Lot l. block @,
and improvements, value 300; tax,
costs and penalties q. so, school 2.26.. 9 O1
Parker, Mrs. Richard, ShoBhonc-- Personal
property, value no; tax, costs anu
penalties 3.s7, school l.47............ 8 ~
PoweI& Giford--Improvempnts ON land
onehalf mile above the mouth of
Raft river on make river. vAiue 80.
personal property 1888, total 1888;
tax, costs and penalties. ............ 20 30
Price, James, Shushone--Iots : and 2, block
A, Richards addition value 100; tax,
costs and penalties 3.66, school 1888,
poll aud hospital $50. .............,. 10 "a
Pine Grove Mining Company Twenty.
stsmp quartz mill and millsite at
Pine Grove, value 900; tax costa and
penaIucS.. ................ ~ ~
Powers. william N - Improvem ants on
the northeast quarter OF section IL,
town l south range ~ east, value Cd,
persensl property 81. total 81: tax,
costs and penalties $50 school 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-17
DISCOUNT YOUR BILLS.

The Best Wav Of Securing q Margin for
Enlarged Mercantile Operations.
Once more We call the attention of
our readers to the subject of discount
ing purchase bills Those who have.
tried it say it pays, which is undOubt-
edly the case. therefore merchants in,
general should give the matter more,
serious consideration than they have
done. If the principle is correct, which
we believe, it can, be followed with.
profit by both large and small traders.
Jobbers always favor cash buyers, will
sell them on closer margins. give bet.
ter bargains and terms. Bills, taken
up in advance. even if it be at the cost
of unusual exertions, save money and
anxiety, and the merchants will feel "
the beneficial effects in the freer swing
given to business, quickened energies.
and lighter heart resulting from FORE .
stalled obligations. This it seeps to
us, is a better way of using money in
hand than that of putting capital into
outside schemes. which merchants are
often tempted into doing No business
thrives so well as the one which re-
ceives mans undivided attention. A
man with a keen, shrewd mercantile
spirit is not. necessarily. equally Keen
in matters foreign to merchandising.
and the larger part Of those who go
into Wall street or venture into specula-
tive schemes in their anxiety to get
rich fast, prove the most fallible Of
lambs in the hands of INSCRIPTIONS
operators. And the worst feature of
failure in these outside ventures is
their bad effect upon legitimate mer-
Let those merchants who,
have spare time and money turn them
to the advantage Of their own legiti-
mate vocation Make money by meet
Ing bills in advance, thus clinching
your credit and securing a margin for
enlarged operations. - Geyer's Sta
TONER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Tho Enormous Cost of These Vessels 8
They Are Now Built.

Tho Enormous Cost of These Vessels n
They Are Now Built.
An order for new ship of the class
required 70 compete in the modern
passenger service of the Atlantic is
not by any means q matter to be deter
mined on without grave consideration.
Speed is costly. and as you increase il
it is generally necessary to also in
crease the tonnage. This forces upon
your consideration tides, channels.
harbor bars and dock accommodations.
all of which impose limitations upon
you. And then the cost of the shiE
herself is not matter which even the
wealthiest Of corporations can provide
for at moments notice. 1t is not
800. 900 nor $500, 900 that the work
calls for, bnt about five times the lat
ter sum. for it is safe to say that a ves-
sci superior to the City of New York
or the Etruria could not be built for
less than S2,50O.OOO.
Sometimes the ship-builders are will.
ing to become part owners of the pro-
jected vessel; sometimes they take as
part payment for the work some older
vessels of the line, which they refit,
re-engine. modernize and sell again.
The ability of the builders to make an
arrangement of this kind. of course.
influences the placing of the CONTRACT
in a measure, but they must also be
able to give certain guarantees. They
must enter into an engagement that
the projected ship shall be able to
carry so many passengers and so many
tons of cargo. and 10 attain a specified
speed on given consumption of coal
per day. Let US say. for instance.
that the stipulations are these: Ac-
commodations for 900 saloon passen-
gers. $50 intermediate passengers. and
1900 steerage passengers; registered
tonnage. 5000; speed. 10 knots on a
consumption of 500 tons per day.
II the ship fails to fulfill these condi-
ions the builders agree to forfeit a
part Of the amount they would other
wise receive for her. or they may be
compelled to take her back altogether.
This was the case with the City OF
Roma.-W. II. Ridsins. in Scribnsrs
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-17
SOUTHERN POLITICS.

Democratic Assertions Tha. Ar. a. Falls.
rs They Are Malicious
We can hardly believe that the ed
itor of the New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat Is entirely sincere when, refer
ring to the absurd report that Presi-
dent Harrison ''cherishes the delusion
that his new policy of eliminating the
negroes and turning over the Federal
offices to the whites would cause a
split in the ranks OF the latter" it
says:
1t viii not, 10, several reasons. First be-
negro question is sectionsi and GENERALLY tI
hostile to the South; secondly, because the
eostlern ~ntes are Dsmocrauc IN principles
democratic party: and. lastly. because the
mere refusal to give the negroes Federal Of
noes s., does not really eliminate the negro from
majority in MANY Counties and. in the face of
these votes. ever threatening good govern
ment ana e,v,li.s'lon, the wines are not iike'y
Onr New Orleans contemnorarv has
been an organ and leader Of the nro.
oress;va and enternris;no elements ~
the South west and Know. that when.
ever thew have wanted money for the
dave,onment of their rag;on thew b.ve
sent their hest representatives to the
capi,alists of this and other Northern
cities mostly Renublicans and their
renresentat;ves have found that there
il absolutely No foundation whatever
for tho assertion that ..tbe Ranpblic.n
Marty aside f,om tho negro question
is sectional, and GENERALLY bostile IN
the Southn Wbv make an assertion
so utterly in the face of the facts known
bv all the host business men who resd
the Times.Damocrat,
The Renublican Marty is ..bosti,e', tn
the systematic .t,eunt n intimidate
ar sunnress or ..count ont the ..neyro
vote :, no, because II ia done in anv
particular region hut that it should
he done anywhere The Republican
marty is determined to tioht sooner
than submit to tbe.election of another
President or Sneaker of the House be-
cause 500 600 colorad voters are elm.
mated as factors and onlv add to the
stolen mower that comes from their
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-17
DIAMOND THlEvrNG.
ever Tricks PI3Ssd BY dishonest Men In
the Kimberly Mine District

Clever Tricks PIdSsd By dishonest Men In
the Kimberly Mine District
One man left the fields. and upon be.
ing followed and owertaken, pretended
he was out hunting. and IS we came
up with him. coolly put his gun to his
shoulder and shot bird sailing over
head, remarking as We came up: II
don't suppose that bird has any dia-
monds under his skin. has he?" We
went through him and finding moth
ing, let him go. Some time after
wards We learned that the two shells
he slipped into his gun after firing it,
were loaded with diamonds instead of
powder and shot, and although the
butt had been tested aud the amuitionl
in his belt inspected. no one thought
of looking at the two cartridges in the
barrels. Soon after this, the same
man was caught at the coast with two
shotguns among his baggage for Eu-
rope. both of them being loaded to the
muzzle with diamonds. held in their
place by a wad inserted as though to,
keep out the dust. r-1- ~ T.
The greatest haul we ever made was
with a book-agent; he came into the
Fields with wagon and team of oxen
and sold books to every one, staying
there quite awhile; when he left we
found seventeen of his books had a
cunning receptacle in the cover, made
by following it out, filling it with dia-
monds and plugging the end with
paper-pulp. One of our men picked
up a volume to look at it, and hearing
something rattle discovered the trick.
There were over 800. 900 in diamonds
in his possession.
Another clever trick was tried BY
man who had been q shoemaker and
who still preserved his tools. He fixed
some hollow boot heels to a. number of
shoes. filled them with diamonds, and
passing inspection; boarded the stage
and drove of. Six hours after he was
gone woman whom. he had been
drinking with gave the thing away be-
cause he refused to- take her along.
We had long and weary chase and a
dangerous one, as the stage had relays
Of horses waiting and we had not, and
to get foundered on the veldt (prairie)
meant considerable hardship. If not
death. We caught up with him at
last, and made him. stare by asking
him. to get down, while we went for
his boots.-W. F. Pond. in N. Y.
Graphic. =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-05-17
CURRENT COMMENTS.

RNcThe Republican party in Con-
gress will attend to measures for the
reduction of the revenue, but they will
not be free-trade measures. Chicago
Journal.
RD-It is decided relief to know
that We again have men in charge OF
pension matters who do not hold that
every soldier who submits claim
should be regarded as probable
scoundrel.-St Louis Globe Democrat.
B~ Already the postal service
throughout the country is beginning
to rapidly improve in efficiency and
tone. 1t won't be very long now be-
fore we shall have real. live. effect
i've American mail service once more.
N. Y. Mail and Express.
D6rThe whole great United States
of America has watched the decline of
the postal service for four years now
by reason Of the putting out of trained
men. It will rejoice to see them put
back by the thousand, and the bigger
the score recorded by the mourning
mug wumps the bigger the gratitude of
a letter-writing Nation - Hartford
Courant
~The continuous cheapening in
the buying value Of all that the worker
has to consume is each year increasing
the purchasing power of the dollar, so
that his condition is all the time grow
ing better, except by comparison with
that of the few who have large in
comes they can spend. and which dc
not therefore add proportionately tc
the enjoyment of the possessor-C Chi.
cago Tribune.
@To give the negro the right to
vote, and to have his vote honestly
counted, in no wise affects the founda-
lions OF society. Men will form
their social alliances as they always
have. according to laws Of affinity.
If there be any Southern question. it
is simply to inquire what steps can be
taken to secure the enforcement of the
law, and to obtain for black and white
the civil and political rights that are
guaranteed to them by the constitu-
tion.-Iowa State Register.
EN-The talk against Mr.. Clarkson,
the Assistant Postmajter-General, for
turning out a hundred or two local
postmasters day, is not impressive.
He has $4,000 fourth-class Offices to
deal with. and it would be strange did
he not find enough incompetency to
engage his time, at the foregoing rate
OF decapitation, all summer. The
work of change in the early months
of Mr.. Cleveland's administration was
more rapid than that by Mr.. Clarkson.
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette.
@ Judge Humans characterize.
ton Of John Wanamaker as "a pious
cuss" and a ''breeches-maker' was
undignified. and exhibited such glar.
ing want of taste as to suggest senili.
ty. The venerable Ohio statesman Is
undoubtedly man of great integrity
and ability, unless he has lost his
powers. but when he drops into tho
vulgarity of the bar-roon in the criti-
clsm of Cabinet officer, he lowers
himself without any injury to the sub
ject of denunciation.-TrOy IN. ~
Press (Dem.).