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lust received the Peerless Fic cr
~ Piano. gulran'e"d r wear, cn'l
aud ee il. Music Department. Hawaiian
News Co.
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NOTICE

IN acc0' dance " u ne roNieio t. Il.
L section ~, II p er XXXE If h
session l.rws o lsSS. hrve Irri- ed
ut The Ilt:iior fife my b'and, X lo'
use on horses and mule,, puI Ichuse IN
2 iii If May, 1853, fm N the Hon }
D"wsc,t, pnd originally registered Uc T..
Ter til, lS4i, by ohm Mrrh ~.
S. NJ. DAMON.
Honolulu, May 27, 1889 700 W
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Mrs. III. MACMILLAN

HAS commenced DreSsmaking. Cut.
IL ing an Fit ing, at her re,idenc"
M l3i hunanu Avenue, next TO Eagle
House, b II Telephone $50. 249 I'm
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SECONDHAND Pianos, FROM
~ 10 $500 "ur hNo' attention. MusiC
Departm ut, ilawniiau News O..
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READ HIS I!

{XE take Photos FIR $5 Ter dozen
w and are selling fine Iainnl cws
for 81 50 pei Il re D., wI'n rh very bcsi
fiuish J. A. GONSALVES,
2f0 I'm Z + Il tire.
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BOARD.

GOOD Fnmih ltonrd To- II mi t
" nnm'rr Of gen men net rXce'
Ing persons. 20 pn'''rnn'S a mlN II
W. f. REYNOLDS,
IA If Al /. o.. uriIn's stn e
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Call,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cali,
February 10 1879
w e herewith certify that Messls.
w Dudd Il Miller are our dul, al.
thOriGed and only ngrn for lhe lln.
~aiian Island, fur The sale Ol our Lager
Beer /" krg
JOHN WIkLAND BREWING CO.,
100 II John Ii. Wieland Bios
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David DAYTON

Will practice in the lower courts of the
King tom as attorney, attend to collect.
h g In all us branches, renting of houses
ana any o,hCr bushes, enlru ted to him.
Olee-9l Klng Street. Up.talrs.
EeI6-69
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY VAN al persons agains,
l. giving credit to my wife withOu
nv written order.
pa lt* MICHEL MAURI.
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SALE

NOTICE j. hereby given, that 'h,
20, DIS ana cun els "f Chung Lung,
Nuunnu street, for arrears 0l Ichl, aud
,ha' he said goo l. ANA Chni'ei~ Will hc
sod al i.tllc Auci,n AT he ~ale-ro N
of las. F M"rgn itor'lulu on SATCk
DAY, June II h at 0 O'clock A. n TO
satisfy said a enrs of eu'.
l. .EII
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Carriage For Sale Cheap.

G9A | Nh% finre 0Jil"pin ju~s fnis6cd G'ri
Sls1&I.22S aud hand olnely Trimmed
in first Glass style must be Immediately
s"ld 10 close M Assignment, can lac seen
al " II Page ra-e manut4UtuTy,
No. l2S Furl street.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY,
bVG-4roY
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LADIES' NURSE.

Mrs. MONROE, ladies' nurse, has
Ih removed to No, 3, Kukui lane.
Feb.l4.S9
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20 LET

a.4 a A HOUSE with large and
AsysTg& IA 2 small ro' ms with kir.
SlasEasass4 Slsassas.ass4 chen mi bathroom attached
IN Alakea 'tr'e', opposite DIR, NJ
Naync's, A ply t. j0hr Cook, on IRE.
mi Is ar ~ liz 0ili'e, 2l9 u
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NOT ICE.

AIR. LOUIS ADLER "'gs To inioin
1Nk the tIuul,c ,h,o he h ~ i'c crINcu
an cle4uni asso imen' "f La ie, "a Il
ent'> hour-, SnOrs II d Ii per. hN lh'
8..t SIIHm =. 24S ~.
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NTED

DY a Young Portuguese who will give
I'D gOoi secDrity f,r his conduct, u
situation in a sl"Ie will maze himself
useful NJ any kind OF store or Office
work Apply to
GONSALVES & CO.,
| g lw* Queen street.
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Terms Reasonable !
FOR SALE

NEW and srcnud hand Billiard
~ Tables, Apply %
80 lw j. p. ROWEN.
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New Zealand Jams !

UST rcrciv, d a e u gnmrnt Of New
y L 'anud j m. u ,ort,d case. Fo
-nlr Al low .ii... hv
j E. BROWN & CO..
227 If % Merchant street.
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TO LET.

ss4 TUkNI- HE'D Rooms to let,
it[rJtS.s9g Il s,ltiwrsl cDrIrr of
EsssEA6 un hbOwI ami l}euttnia
tr rts, would b. very convenient frr
email family 255 6m
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FOR SALE CHEAP
STORE TO LET

Ss4 q 'EilE store at present occu.
.HLsl.57li HLs-.57lis L pied by f. g Rowe,
&ssgs.sassss &g3s.ss Wa,'s Hl ok, King STREET, a,
r,aspnn lie rental. Possession given une
III, I'S0. Apply Ia
t5S # j. G. ROTHWELL.
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NOTICE.
PIANO MUSIC

A LADY desires to obtain pupils in
"A iano Playing she has an ex
tensiVe experience in teaching in
EuroI e, according 10 the best al provo
methods.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

10 GEORGE MONTGOMERY, SAMUEL 3. WooD-
WARD and ELIAS Folk, or their heirs or
assigns: "a
You are hereby notified that we have cY-
zen in me sum Of two hundred (2oo) dol
!sIG khorn lode mining claim, Situated
Altn warm co Springs Greek mining district,
20 hold the same under the provisions Of
Section Ste 1924, Revised Statutes Of the United
states, being the amount required to hold
the same for the years ending December
81 81 1887, and 1888; that your proportion Of
the same is as follows, to-wit for the said
samuel 3. Woodward, Elias Folk and
George Montgomery, fifty dollars, being
one, and if within ninety 600 DAYS
from the service of this notice, or within
ninety (9O) days after this notice by publ.
catlon. You fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion OF such expenditure as co-own-
ers, your interests irfsaid claim will become
tne property OF the undersigned, under the
provisions OF said Section 2324
w. H. WATT.
-, SAMUEL ALLEN.
hctchum. l. T., June %, 1889. -.
FIRST publication, June %. 1890
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Every Man His Own Assayer.

Here is something, taken from the
San Francisco MiningReview which
may be Of interest to those of our
miners who cannot readily CON-
mand the services of an assaver. It
Is given as the rule usually followed
to find the amount of gold in a
piece of quartz without an assay
First weigh the quartz dry. Then
weigh IN water, the quartz suspend
ed by a thread. Next divide the
dry weight by the difference between
wet and dry (adding decimals if
necessary. Substract from the re-
suit the weight of quartz USUALLY
26O or 261 for free gold, but 265 to
21O if filled with sulphurets). Null
tlply this result by the weight of
gold, viz: 1913. Then multiply this
amount by the result of substrac-
ton of wet from dry. The result
will be, after pointing off all deci-
mails that have been added, the ex-
act weight in gold.
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NOrice of Forfeiture

To JOHN A. DAVIDSON and ROBERT p hsir,
SON and To JOHN \. ERWIN VI '''N''
or assigns: o,ovpr
You are hereby notified that the y Vn dnIg
City Mining Company, corpois bv virtue
organized and existing under anu = gtb
of the laws of the Territory Of iua ,ho town
its principal place of business II sr;tory Of
of HALEY. county of Alturas, l * nne hun.
Idaho. has expended the sum u ;"nnroye,
dred 1907 dollars in labor anu , l,I min,
ments upon each OF the following i 'ns Creess
ing claims, situated in Warm SprIIaash o Ter.
mining district, Alturas county, i :los nudsr
ritory. i'm order to hold said preinl;;ssod stat
the provisions of Section 232l, he ha amour,
ntes of the limited States, being the o az, end
required to hold the same for the rave.
ing December 81, 1883, to-wit; f nc mining
A7mn and Lone Tree lode ,D zane
claims: that your proportion OF = ,p Iobn 4.
10 &c foi,ows to.wit: for the SAID 'v inr the
Davidson and Robert Davidson OF dollars
said John A. Erwin, thirty.thret. bird, TOT
and thirty-three cents, being oli I 4 within
each of the above lodes; anu OF this
ninety 800 DAYS fran the serni. .fter thi;
notice. or within ninety (9O Day ..fnse to 50
Your proportion Of sucn n said
iture as co-owners, your hl an,y ii the ul'
claims will become the properly = said Sec
under the provisions %
ton 1924. ,,,yrrc CONPANh
By W. P. JENNEY. PreS'''
w. H. WATT, Secretary, 900
Ketchum. !. +. June Y, 1857. ,as
First publication, June - '
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A Tame Gorilla.

An English trader at Ngove on
the southwest coast of Africa, has
had for some time a young female
gorilla whose docility is described
as most remarkable. JEANNE. as
the baby gorilla has been named,
tries to follow her master wherever
ne goes, weeping like q child if left
behind. She recently accompanied
HIM on journey Of twenty miles
or more, walking all the way. She
has acquired many civilized tastes
and habits, and will drink tea, etc,
out OF a cup or glass, displaying
the utmost carefulness not to break
the vessel
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THE THIRTY.sEConD DAY.

On the thirty-second day of the thirteenth
month of the eighth day of the week,
On the twenty-fifth hour of the sixty-frst
minute wen find all things that we seek
They are there in the limbo of Lollipop
land-a cloud island resting in air,
On the Nowhere side of the Mountain of
Mist in the Valley Of Overthere,.
On the Nowhere side of the Mountain of
Mist in the Valley of Overthere,
On solid vapOr foundation of cloud are
palaces grand and fair
And there is where our dreams will come
true, and the seeds of our hope will grow
On the thitherward side of the Hills of
Hope, in the Hamlet of Hocus Pc,
On the thitherward side of the Hills of
Hope. in the Hamlet of Hocus Pc,
We shall see all the things that we want to
see and know all We care to know:
For there the old man will never lament,
the babies they never will squeak.
In the CrossRoad Corners of Chaosyille,
in the County of Hidsandgoseek
In the Cross-Road Corners of Chaosyille
in the County of Hideandgoseek,
On the thlrty-second day of the thirteenth
month of the eigth day of the week,
we shall do all the things that we please to
do and accomplish whatever we try
On the sunset shore of SOmetimeOrother,
by the beautiful Bay of Bimeby.
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RUGGED BY A SNAKE.

Mrs. Stetson and daughter, O
Union township, were berrying il
the vicinity of Harbor Bridge, wher
they had a lively encounter with
snake. Mrs. Stetson was making
her way through a thicket of small
trees and bushes, her daughter fol
lowing at a distance of fifteen OF
twenty yards. Suddenly long
snake of greenish brown color
swung from small tree at Mrs
Stetson's side and, quick as flash
began coiling itself around her neck
and shoulders, Neary paralyzed
with fright, the woman stood rooted
to the ground for almost minute.
Then recovering her senses, she
screamed loudly for help. Miss
Stetson rushed forward to ascertain
the cause of the outcry. She was
Mortified upon reaching the spot to
see her mother in the coils of the
reptile. The poor woman had sue
ceeded in getting her hands around
its Shiny body about six inches
from the head. Her hold was
firm one, but it required all her
strength to keep the snake from
getting its head close enough to do
injury with its fangs, which it kept
thrusting at her face. All this
time it kept tightening it's grip
around her neck, and soon her face
began to assume a purplish hue,
while her tongue, swollen to twice
its natural size, hung from her
mouth and her eyes bulged almost
from their sockets. Miss Stetson
is cool and nervy young lady and
grasping a stick she struck the
snake telling blow on the head.
This caused it to loosen its coil, but
not before the woman had tainted,
her daughter then attempted to pull
the serpent, but found her mothers
fingers deeply imbedded its flesh
and all efforts to get them loose
failed. The young woman then
proceeded to carry and drag by
turns her now unconscious parent
to the stream Of water about fifty
yards from the place. A liberal
application of cool water brought
Mrs. Stetson back to consciousness.
She still grasped the snake in her
hand and it required no small effort,
accompanied by pain, for her to
straighten her fingers sufficiently
to allow the snake to drop from her
grasp. She was then assisted to
farm house half-mile distant, where
she was kindly cared for, after which
she was conveyed to her home in
carriage. The shock was too much
for her and Mrs. Stetson is now
lying at her home in critical con-
(Pa.) Special.
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Notice eff Forfeiture.

10 DANIEL HURLEY, his heirs. persona,
representatives and assigns, and TO whom
1t may concern:
You are hereby notified, individually and
severally that the undersigned, cO-owncrs
thereof with said Daniel Hurley. have er.
pended in labor and improvements mon
the 9ULTANA lode mining claim sim.
ated IN Warm Springs Creek mining dis
trlct. Aituras county, Idaho TerritorT tho
sum OF two hundred dollars 5000 "a fol.
lows: the sum of one hundred dollars dnr.
ing the year 1887 and the SUM of one hnn.
dred dollars during the year 1883 being the
amounts required to hold the same for ea ,b
o. 1 SAID years respectively under section 1884
Revised Statutes of the United States and
II within ninety days after this notice nv
publication you fail or refuse to contrihnte
your proportion of said expenditure AZ co'
owner. to-wit, One-third OF said two hnn.
dred (?2OO) dollars. being $66.66 fvnr n.
terest in said claim being an undivided dl one.
third thereof J, then your said interest," IN
said claim will become the property Of the
81 under said section 2324 Revised
STATUTES OF the United States. -oo0
) n. A. COMSTOCK.
-. JOHN A. CAMPBELL
First publication, January s. I8sa So
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"DEFzANCE"

Lode mining claim situate in vouo
Creekmlnlng district, Aturas co ny H "
no TERRITORY consisting of l4gi In firo9. i4a
OF the lode. and surface rrornG l''i 5sa =.
average, wide, being Lot M = 80 W.. 'gS
scrlbed in the field notes and ,,I j, aAg NJ u
official survey on file in This 6f aS, VI lux as
magnetic variation at Is dprrrcs ~, T' n
minutes east. as follows: -
commencing at discovery mint ora -..
hing thence > 10 lG' F 800 ieei to s poin tI !,
south end Of claim; thence \ no f ITT 's
leet 10 corner No. !; thence ) SO II Y ~
lect 10 corner No. .; thence \ q ~ "
yoo feet to corner NJ. 3; thencr y 5aoi-T
Oh feet 10 corner No. 4 thence \ 5goIqp
0tO feet 10 corner No. ); tAcnrr : ~ ~
pa. leet To corner No. 6: thence ) NJ n
W 20 ieet to corner No. :: thence : % h,
5O' r. 'Si feet to corner No. | the nI9cs n
beginning survey Of exterior boundaris,cj
ciailn containing All area Of IT, q srr,
NO conflicts. From corner No / nrsrs,
section corner common To sections il sr4
10, township north. range Is east bpsrgy
233o 1U' L 81! = feet distant
The SAID mining claim being Of rpc,i
IN the office ol the Recorder Of said mining
district, at HALEY. in said A!turas rgu5r
Idaho Territory. The nearest known Lgi.
tons being the "lmperiar' placer Lots
the 'Noonday lode. Lot TO- and the kg
stone lode, Lot IL. al pcrsons claiming
adversely thereto gre notified 10 presgli
the same al this Office within sixty ds3
from the date OF first publication hereof
/ Greet that this l.O:ice be pubi!sAadil
the kETcHuM KEYSTONE, the negsTagt,
published nearest the said mining clam
Tor the period OF sixty days.
II. o. BILLINGS. Registg
Il 1NnMAN ~ BATTEN. Attys for APP.
piicaht. ketchum, Idaho.
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A Man Without Prejudice.

There isn't and never was the
falntest trace, color or shade of
prejudice about us, says the Tusca-
rora Times Review, but dot-rot our
American hide if we would believe
under oath a witness who pronoun-
ced route "rute," and may we be
everlastingly jiggered if we wouldn't
aisinherlt our great aunt or grand
mother for marrying a native-born
,dlot who would outrage his ances-
try by substituting eyther and n.y.
Their for the good old-fashioned
North American pronunciation of
either and neither.
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
County OF Alturas. S..
]. Isaac l. Lewis, President of the above
named bank, do solcmnly swear that the
and belief
ISAAC l. LEWIS, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me This
10th day of October, 1889.
c GEO u. Snow. Notary Public.
Correct-Attesr:
JOSEPH PISKHAM,) S.
II. c. LEWIS, Directors
GEO. J. LEWIS,
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To JOHN 4. DAVIDSON and RoBEET DdTIp
son, or their heirs and assigns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L the Parker Mining Company, egf
poratiun duly organized and existing unarII
and by virtue OF the laws OF the Ierlit0ryel
Idaho, with its principal place Ot BUSHES
III the town OF HALEY. county OF AltuFlr
Territory of Idaho. has expended the sum
of one hundred 100 dollars in labor al.
Improvements upon each OF the following
lode mining claims, situated IN VAN
Springs Creek mining district, AAI.n y
county, Idaho Territory, in order 10 nov POI.
said premises under the provisions o. N s
ton 1924, Revised Statutes OF the IhTi i
States, being the amount required 70 NV
the same for the year ending Decemos' ~ y
1888, tO-wit: the .Alexandria, Wen
ingtOn. Waterloo, IimDerhst,
Jim Blaine and SuWannee ~,
mining claims; that your pr0pufIlVhiIU IN. h,
same Is as follows, tOWlt: Tor Inc salu w.
A. Davidson and Robert Davidson 1I NY,
three dollars and thirty-three cents YEA
one-third, for each OF the above l0des, aI u
If within ninety days from the s.s st,sr
this notice, or within ninety ~ gay ,' i,,
this notice by publication you IAN o sr tt az
to contribute your proportion VI susn in
penditure as cu-owners, your lhteisS - ,be
said claims will become the properly !? ssiJ
undersigned, under the provisions u 'D
Section 1924. ,,,yy
PARKER MINING COAPA'i'
BY w. Z. JENSEY, PresldeA"
w n WATT Secretary.
ketchum, |. r., June -, lso9; ,ooo
First publication, June y, 1877
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Complete With full Get Or nickel
plated attachments and iii necessary neeiIes. hoh
bins and tools. Have others with and s ifs1efa
and one without drawers Or case for e12.7a Also
many other useful articles On which Ne can eayo
uAlly close figures. Send for catalogues
4, I. EVANS CO.. 1872 State st., Chlcsgo
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LEGAL. ~
Application a 70, p,t,,,
"'ner'! Survey No. .,
Notice No. 5os
Haley Id IDAHO has0 .o,,,r,cr
,,L Notice "sa is hereby given H th i, il,
vaa postothce address mat Isaac l
aas county, Idaho Ts To- Is ketc6pna Ia q,
afa for United tSittocry, S as al
"srAR OF nop, ,''a'
Consolidated lo5s' DOLLAR,
IN Big Lost River niilliilhs claim
county county Idaho Territnr,lss distrie,' s clsls
length and width of Vd;y, cOnsi,f IT,
ground hereinafter d veins and eas }
Nos. 80 and 80, and described, h. hi; MI,
notes and plat OF the described mug d,
d Do ,nls Once, with magnetiss
"star OF Hop es .,',Iors''l
Commencing at disco Lode
niorthwesterly center on w 800 feet M
thence n so As Z 500 f tala Line Of 90
! 5 SO 45' w eco fea. 10 corne, va
=; thence S 800 Is, E 'y 1eet To cor.& /
3; thence S 20 O3' + c G9V ! ieet to co ,ra
$ t te1,ce : % % o5 -, I COO feet 70
Q; thence \ 800 Is WS sS ' fea.t to Conn.,. '
!, the place OF beginning o meet Ocorrs,SSl
boundaries OF Star Of H jo[Eey Of eyt.: s =
No conflicts. w.
From corner No 7
bears S 50 So E 1852 feet t, d !; N Mn j
Gold Dollar" Ia,.
Commencing at discovo.,. lode.
ming nnrs thence n $50 Is " RgS9t and ~,
HWo F1n es end line Of c oS leet d n
) SO 45' W 32s feet Ia ' Cans No I SI ss
3 - go oI 10, = go feet to co Tsf NSos ts
: 20 OF + Coz feet to coT Tatef ;, No 8: ds
\ go 81 45, E 528 feet to corner No 70 t
\ 20 Of W coo feet to corm 'er 40 Il; tIe.s'
n 800 -, W 500 feet to 'I Nd, No p rsa as
place OF beginning survey I ~ n No / II,
daTles OF Gold Dollar I p1 EXTERIOR S%,
1862 acres. !Ode COn,as%a
No conflicts.
from corner No 7U.sNur
5 40 Az E 573.9 feet djs +, w. N. NOsb,,
Total net area Claimed 9So
The said mining claim h ei zL acres
the office of the Recorder ' " u d: recordh
district at Challis, in Custer VI noS Sald mini,
The nearest known Ioca, , vouity IdaaS'
Silver Lake" and silver .O1 ~ 3elns d,
poth unsurveyed. 1OEa O8s
l direct that this notice 10 ,,,,,
the kETcHua keystone, tbpp published ID
published nearest the said ,Dir aitSspaga
tor the period oi sixty DAYS '''''i'lls CLAIM
II. o. BILLINGS D.,
d fNDMAN & BATTEN. Az, Register.
pifcant, ketchum, idaha ' for A,.
+ lrst publication. Cjrrnhor ~ o.
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Application for Patent
Notice No. 2-3.
Survey No. tst
l TITED MATES LAND 0r,r,,

HALEY, Idaho, October !: 49,
Notice Is hereby given that fat No. !M
sey, whose postoilice addrcs, !; v-' = u hCE
Altliras County, Idaho Territorrrr Hhs s
application for d United State: P Ia' Is-s
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Location Notfce~.

rar.es desiring location notices can find
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LEGAL. -
Application for pat.s>,

xo.; HALEY, Idaho 5os oSse}ssssler,
Notice is hereby gjvsn o,e'ober 10 t..
r mnos edpp ostofhGe address mat p lsaae
pbe for United ESi tool1y I ID, u
STAn Pstes
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To JOHN A. DAVIDSON and ROBERT bair,
SON and to JOHN \. EEvIS' OF 'i''"
or assigns. La,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-08
A FOOLHARDT SAILOR.
Captain Norton to Sail for France.i in 80.
Foot Craft.

Captain Norton to Sail for Fraucein 80.
Foot Craft.
NEW YORK, May 7.--Captain Francis L.
Norton, of the Norton Construction and Ship
Building Company, Of New York and New Jer-
sey, has built a handsome little yacht of the
non-sinkable, uncapsizable kind, invented by
himself, to be exhibited at the Paris EXPOSE
tion. The tiny craft will set out tomorrow
from Tompkinsville, S. l. on its transatlantic
voyage, with crew of only two men. One Of
the crew is Captain Josiah W. Lawlor of Bos-
ton, whose father d. j. Lawlor is one of the
oldest naval architects in the country His
companion will De Swedish sailor of expert
ence.
The name Of the yacht is Neversink. She
measures 30 feet on the water line and IA feet
a mainsail, foresail and jib, and a squaresaif
for running free. She is constructed on the
Norton system of two distinct frames, the
outer one of which is SO fashioned as to secure
the greatest speed consistent with safety. The
inner frame is really perfect vessel Of itself
The keel is almost fat The two frames are
SO strongly joined as to do away with friction
and to render them practically one. Into the
space between the two frames along the bot
tom and each side of the keel, number of
metallic automatic water ballast chambers are
fitted Longitudinal openings allow the sea
water to enter these chambers in such a way as
to distribute the liquid ballast equally along
the keel.
The Neversink is provisioned for 5O-days'
cruise, but she is expected to break the rec
ord for sailing craft and to make the run to
Havre in about 20 days, with good westerly
the Norton Company and pilcted to and up the
Seine to Paris, where a portion Of the river
front has been set aside by the Exposition
managers for nautical exhibits.