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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
BUILDINGS IN BROOKLNN BLOWN Do"N'
TWO FRAME HOUSES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DAMAGE DONE.

TWO FRAME HOUSES DEMoLlSHhD-oAhfH
DAMAGE DONE.
TIE strong wind and driving rain caused mncn III
convenience 10 pedestrians in BIO kYh' anu we -
cars and elevated train, were ovcr"adeu' '"is
sbonninc was greatly ntcricred with ana hleIVi"i'
cou-lod a, the weather while mentally dcducths '"c
4.v,s -o;it, from tcir balance sheets. The heh VIII"
.o,,sc some ,cfou, damage f1ui->toIY frame mouse
=. r,Iton and Richmond 81. wa d"mol>hcn pN "r
ui q alnut II a. H. 81 one injured. but the 'hIi
,,on in Pujuc school SO. CO. Iearby. we.e gFcaI'
alarmed 4 street car loaded with people mao !!''
,o,.o9 Tie binding when il fen With crash Inc
iusd,uc wa, erected ab1ut eight months AZ" Tor BeH
i.a M,r,ch ~ &c D,>!er and Wa OF i'aihe hIlc
with ii,n shortly ate: L. completion inc VINO
,,.eI M upper ,i,Iir- that j. va, deemed unSaie
I'd III, BulI r., PREPAYMENT condemned II. III"
lu!c H.,.,cd T. v and eros, ~ hustin who fnrhShel
lie ,7ntcr for IT, secured an injunction preventing it,
iciu- torn down. The To-, upon it VIII be ABOUT
a3.. Of ela., awnings and signs were the greatest
u"orl, q, n ne W!-d and many chin'Acj caps were
~ = - H. th. thrcr-~;ory frame building No "3-
,- t. wa ltoN. down and f';l VITA heavy c''',h'
adj ~; RI hc va, res Ou- ana hih E"t yea U'i 'o co.
.,a Pc. l"aIle". I!.crH years Ola, 90 49, - ?
a---t.. and Charlie Kim, twelve years oi1' VINO
ves. raivil. IN front g tn bgi!dnc. wee M 10y
~ vo-.u .ic aid hoN' cnt'"d IA" hulldnc lev
Ia . .,1Y, fhc .ccA ' aud ar, l!c""i 70 be- undc
/ q DE- .l- Ilcy Wcr' not e. & !-"Ne the bhl1lhI.
: .T., vas -tartod. hvt wa abandoned a. darn
h,ri building. =. -a~to-davn. and Iieril"er Il IN
,.e uto.u,on causing damage amounting 70 fIVo'
]. W., o..uaN hy G.trec GiOy ana erected Dy JOhll
Potts. If 10. Il Hos st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
A DULL DAY IN WALL STREET.
AN Easier FEELING CAUSED BY THE RATIFI-
CATION OF THE RAILROAD AGREEMENT


CATION OF THE RAILROAD AGREEMENT
Tho terrible storm may have tended 10 restrict
operations at the stock Exchange yesterday. At any
rate the market ruled dull and it was not until late in
the afternoon that spirited movement set in Early
trading was Influenced by discussions revived by
cables from London announcing loss Of G67o000
gold on balance by tic Bank Of England, due to with
drawals for shipment 10 Germany. hut London
private dispatches said that it was not believed that
any advance would be made in the banks discount
rate and money was quoted easy. Rates on call
also were low nj the stock Exchange ami a frecr
Offering Of money call was reported Two tine
loans we're said have been made a. per cent for
six months. amounting 90 TlOOO,Ooo. Money was
also offered for four month, AZ N" -nme rate.
There was an issue OF SJOO.nO Clearing HOuss
certificates. but 100000 cancelled. lavng a net
issue Of only -lOOOOO The total amount now out
standing is Sl4.7JJ,0OO An encouraging fem came
from Boston the effect that the Clearing House there
had cancelled ~ 10000 certificates But the stock
market WIS stimulated late b. the announcement Il
the approval by the Missouri Pacific, the Rock Island
and The ChicagO and Northwestern directors Of the
Western railway plan. Prices rose sharply, led by
Lackawanna. and the general net gains scored were
! per cent over.
one small failure announced az the stock Ey-
change. IL that ~ Eiastus +. Ford. AZ 40. -
broadway. He had been a member since April D.
1-~-. but only trader for small profits. Thci,
were no outstanding contracts Al the Exchange a,d
the failure is unimpOrtant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
TIE RECORD OF BUSINESS TROUBLES.
SEVERAL LARGE FAILURES ANNorNCED-MEDr
INGs OF CREDITORS.

SEVERAL LARGE FAILURES ANNOCNCED-MEbr'
INGs or CREDITORS.
sulzbach. wenlge & Roher, silk manufacturers al
College Point. yesterday confessed judgment TOT
s95 -,5 I'm favor OF william Openhym 4 sons importer
A. No ~ o,rccnc.,t who have been their commission
merchants, The iud ;Eent was based on demand n"cS'
one datNI May u for $500. and the other dated
December is for s55.O37. The business was started
in June l---. by ,ulzbach Wenige, who at hrst
manufactured ribbons only. hut aiterward added broad
goods Frederick Rohcr became a special partner 10y
10000 on June /, 1o79 and on February l. LOW
became a general partner. AZ winch time III" H''"
claimed a working capital Of 100000. Tho hrn own
the factory and grounds. walked al T-SOoo nor'gieeu
for +12 OoO and they valued the machinery at s'oOoo'
Mr. Wcnlcc was said 20 own his house at no 1"O East
-cven,, first St. and Mr.. Roler his house at no 81
Wllloushby- st. Brooklyn. The firm, II Is SAID, nave
done poor business in the past year. in common WIN
Others, on account Of tho general depression IN tic
sk trade. having TO figure on fractions ~ cent iof
proat and II said they also suffered by the strike OF
their employees last spring. Blumensticl ir'ch'
attorneys ior william Opcnhym a sons. said ye'teria!
that he Sheriff had taken possession OF the factory at
Collc-, Point The liabilities were about Si1ooO) ana
the nominal assets in excess Of that amount Inc
Judgment in favor Of william openhym a sons wa
for advances on goods consigned to them as commission
merchants,
Henry H. HiI. manufacturer OF elevators at No. 33
pe>ir,..c. f. reported 10 have asked extension
non, nj creditor, % eighteen months. which hl' Dee"
Granted III, uablltic, are reported to b. Sl1Ooo'
Tl,o >,lcdulc, q H. u. Svcrman 4 Co., manu-
qer~r. Of hat, and fir At 40 II East E'shiee"thNt'
how la' Ni'i,s o. sl72.7Go. uomna a~~'to Sl'"'3''
,,tial asset, s-7f7-. The a~,cts consist OF Stocks
niin,l valuc :sooos actual 2i7i6l book accounts.
nominal :i.2c3. actual - 1908; cash. $40: ma
cninory. nominal :7-if. actual $1l3; >rrin''. nom
lnal $500 actud S-63. The pnnoph '''d
.or. ,r, the estate Of II. ". >lvcrmsn. Si+,'h-;
rrp.,iuc ~rycrman. *l- 800: Henry rlsc a Coz
PHILADELPHIA. $500; G. W~!dingcn 4 Co.. f''7'7 ;
Chemical NatIontl Bank. +10j'j; d. d. loHmah'
s-.o-7: Joseph rlluan. Sil2l3.
meeting Of the cred t,r, Of Nyron Nj, ,b2um d.ins
;tl.iuc.> A., NJ Nu,,baUm Co.. wholesale dealer ID
iryepods AZ Macon. ia. wa, held yesterday ~ mp
,H,c, ~ loriz a ilcrshhcd. attorneys. in the stewart
iuldiny There were ah nj - ccdit"r' present ana
Nr 81, .ltum made "A fan statement OF llr H.h'r>.
from which u app AIRED that his iahluc' a'' 49,
and asset, : 21.G-j. shaving ~nrrtG~ C 49,. -.
H. a-acl au extension ~ -IN rnr ana i"e'E" "i'ar
~, CREDITOR unanimously decided a. give MN ah cN
tension and the time, Of pINmcNt> wcr" rN'd H. TO-
Inw, - per cent on April /. 1-Hl. % per cent on
Ma, H. 80 per cent on october l. and - pei ecHi on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

TIE president r.. Lah.-ch-er. presided at ng't
at a we'll attended meet ~ Of . German K publican
organization ~ the NNiIh Assembly District, he'll
az No. 1897 Ihirl-aye EN-AMermsu >;rNt ad
dressed tie meeting on tie necessity - educating
newly arrived German, In American politics. and
Offered resolution. which Wa, adopted. in>;ructi
the delegates - the Central Republican or-anzlt
~ bring before t.at body the SUBJECT ~ eSi th>ln-
an evening Repuai.. newspaper - %" prlhteh IN
German. \ resolution wa, pa >td autlofHl.- ~
formation = ~orHl club 20 he com o-ed u uieM-
Der, of tie NNliI Distract Ol-anllt)n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
TAKING FAILURE INTO cHtNCERY.


TIL, complicated affair, of Nchtincal" brih'iN "
Knight, II Paterson. y. j.. the firm Whose ei'haFia'
mont ,i,-, Tie failure u John T. Waller. son GO"
raw all. importers have taken a new pli>' fA'ndHr
john - K,rkslow tho assignee of the Hshtn."l" firm.
,,. filed a llll IN the Now Jersey Court NJ Cla;'cY
asking the court 10 set aside the deed given by N-h'
meal, nro,hcr before their assignment. TIA Nicrlns
,he mill property 10 = uow corporation known II the
>...n,i,.,t. 4 KNIGHT six Factory. The a-~i 0l"c
also ash, the Court II Chnccrv - marshal IN" a>''t
and ,iahiitir, 81 the firm; that - 10 separate ~"
ca,,nu- ll-,c- " assets and liabilities 80 A. ~ enable
If f. bee determined which particular assets shall b'
u,cd 70 meet certain liabilities. 1heir are several
Iiy.,ns Of tho: those ~ the old firm - Nightingale
rr,thcrs IN whose name the real estate stands Of
Xich,ln,,lr BROTHERS n knight. Of the Nightmares
,d dutrIv aud Of the corppration w'i"~" au"4r-
ara. 10, the hands Of William g.. tcuurr a, tcl-"r. TIE
,, . taken iy the assignee b. ~td 10 met Ni'h thc
rpntcval OF the creditors. Il' 'han'rh'r rrr,N, 81
Ili-i,n and The court procccdin-, are expected Ia
w. i I,g for -orc time. IcanTh!lc the mall, are
h,.ug run and are fairly busy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.

Gloucester. Mass, Dec IA telegram fom MaGa
dolan -land, t. day reports that the schooner >uHa
with cargo ~ herring. IS total wreck at 'NHh
! land The crew were savod. She vas owned bN
Joseph q. Proctor IT,, II this city, and insurer LOT
$4,000.
Highland Light Mass Dec. 1.-THE fishing
schooner william Emerson. from the fishing grounds
f.r Boston with 10000 pounds Of fsh. went ashore
on Peaked I'm bar last night Tho ere" 81 tiN.'l
men were rescued by the JOINT efforts of the Fca'ed
inns and Race Point life saving stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

the collision between the feet Of sloopS ana the
Long 9ante Cty n j. Dec The storm which
no5an at this place early this morning played
sad havoc in this city, The T gnc G at the T rs,e on
torrents anG we IN hamr The fearful wind caused
e eose of the electric srceTsT s ts1 .I in
Main-aVc, puIN 'llr MA tcvord repairs. The work
totally Wfec b"iId inc narrowly escaped with their
Hotel was raIcd tho srognd ny and te tae ana
wind me Nt va -" shcd away The tide rose
landing , wgr ovc the floor in the Inlet district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
DISASTROUS FLOOD IL VANCOUVER ISLAND.

victoria, u. G.. Dec 1.-The Covichan district u"
vancouver Island Is being devastated By disastrous
foods There was an unusually heavy rain ior come
DAYS accompanied by snow. which RAPIDLY incHe"
then came cloud burst. Tho whole country J.
under water The Esqnimault and N"naimc Halfway
for two miles is covered bv feet Of water Houses
harms bridge. and everything movable IN the lr' IA
a. Tho food have been washed away. Ihc 'dma-r
row foots up fully 100000 The waters are 70
(rilug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF G. W. INGALLS, & 90

Boston Dec. IA meeting Of g. W. ingalls, & CO..
boots and shoes. was hold to-day. 4 statement By
ingalls, included figures made since the assignment,
from twenty Of the twcntr retail stores which
connected with the Boston house. and figures taken
from the Boston books for the twen'y-frs. that az
Denver II showed total nominal assets OF S22- 900.
The liablitie, stated at 9l9l sos. Mr. ingalls,
said hat up to three four days before the time al
which be made tic a., * ment he had expected 10 ~
on with hi, business. BIT I'm consequence ~ the
CONDITION II the money mHrizet the banks from when
he had leen able get accommodation lad refused 70
extend this line Of discount Tho meeting appointed
a committee OF investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE SLIP SELKIRK'S ROUGH EXPERIENCE.

Halifax " s.. Dec. 1.-THE ship ScEirk, wil'ch
sailed from Ncw-YorlS November %. for Fatava WIN
a cargo Of oil put in here this morning III as
trcss she encountered a hurricane December l. lh
latitude 81 longitude 3D. The ship was hove down
With the Ice rail under and remained IN that position
several hours. She lost everything forward cN'ep'
the ior6mas. The malnt1pcallan mast ma me mum
tnr.Ilert and ROYAL yard, lost, with their tllS
Tbr vessel also received considerable other damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
SUSPENSION OFS. A. KEAN &C. co.
THE WELL.KNOWN CHIC AGO BANKING HOUSE
COMPELLED TO CLOSE ITS DOORS.
THE sTRIyGENCY OF THE MONEY MARKET AND
THE RAPID GROWTH Of THE BUSINESS
THE CAUSES or THE TROUBLE
THE CLAIMS LIKELY TO BE
PAID II FULL

THE CAUSES OF uhf lhOt Dill
THE CLAIMS LIKELY TO BE
PAID II FULL.
CHICAGO Dec. 1.-THE private banking house OF
s. A. Kean & Co, one of tlc Oldest In chicago VIII
not omen its doors tOmorrow Mr.. keah mace
statement TO the press tonight announcing 'he suS
pension lie declined to estimate tie assets OF lS
bilitcs but of the opinion that every cain "ouiu
be paid in full
Wbv did YOU close ~ asked him.
"Rccausc we have found could go no further. In
u,ice IN orr friends We have been negotiating for
some time for a reorganization as either state oi d
National bank. We expected that we would DE aDe ID
rcorganizc without stopping or closing our business.
That was our intention up to O'Clock ~-Hsh''
then found that it would be Impossible IN snort uno
n raise the necessary funds 10 continue the business
with safety pending the reorganization IL was thcIe
npon determined to accept the next wisest COURSE s'
pension. 49,, .-,
"Our business" continued Mr.. Kean, mas grown
too r,pldy the last year two for our capital anu
the stringcncy Of tho money market MADE IL I'LL
,ssb,c for Us 10 turn our securities again at once
after We had loaned money on them. our norman
capital was 100000, but in our reorganization o"
captal would be a full 100000
The firm Of Kean & Co., or Preston Rean Z" Co.. as
IL was formerly known, has done large business I'D
the way Of floating city, county aud pubic improve
ment bonds issued in the West. The bonds when not
otherwise disposed Of Would lie pledged to the banks Tor
call lo,u4 At New York, where the firm has
branch Office these loans have recently been
called heavily a. well as at other Eastern
,n, AVID the drain On the Chicago house APP
,rertly reached the limit to-day at which temporary
cvncdicuts vonld not suffice. Another factor was the
Circumstance that the demand for the securities o.
comparatively newly settled districts, SUCH a. arc
deal, in by Kcan d Co.. fell oil to a considerable eA
tent Al IN, very time when rg, quantities were h""
back on The firm by the Eastern banks Gaining IN 'o''
~, such collateral The deposits recently aEeIc3""u
II /. .iatoI between fGUO,OUO and TiOO,oOO.
Wide celebrity was gwen the house sJu'1 NcsIs 49,
hv me extraordinary incident, following the oeiIca-
toD oi the cashier. Kerr. who l. now serving ION
torn i'm Julet Pcuteu tilry. Kerr escaped WIN luH'
amounting 20 nearly $1,000 ana was aI'c'"' III
~Outh America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

Uunfrgd,u. Penn. Dee. IL APPLICATION "a> made
t.f,r, judge Trist here today by cyrus Gordon, at
t,r.cy and Allison o. smith. one OF the aS>GntcN 81
,> senator Wallace. for the appointments az receiver
f,r fine C!c.ricld Crc"k Coat Company p winch Nr
wallace i, IA, principal owner and director ana Ju'.r
Kr,'s Of Ckor,icd, president. i1't'r -. ""'nNc''
- ,,lrar.icd County wa, appointed receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE WHITE HOUSE FLAGSTAFF BROKEN

Washington Dec. 1.-THE flagstaff the White
,tousc was broken by the strong winds this morning
and tho flag was nearly blown to pieces before 1t
couh be rescued The wind also blew oil small
norton OF the roof 81 the Pension Office Building,
making a hole about two feet square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
cEIsIED HENEArI

CRUSHED RENEATI \ SNOW BURDENED ROOF.
Roanoke. Va, Dec 1.-THE roof Of the blacksmith
shop Of the Roanoke Machine Works fell in under a
heavy weight Of SHOW at O'Clock this morning. one
man Of thu night force killed and eight men serl
ouslv iujG:cd. The damage 10 building and machinery
Is estimated al 100000; uninsured. WO.k will be re
sumc- al carly diy.
IL /. he heaviest suOwstprm for years. over two
feet OF la, fallen and the storm continues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Only TRUNK L1yE ENTERING yEwyorY

or tic excellence %: lis tracks. speed % rs trains
sac:y and cOnPOrt OF is passengers. lOvelncss and
var 0i =, scenery. number aud importance of its
cite. .i g." uniformly correct character OF It's ser
vice the NeWlOrh Central and Hudson River Railroad
10 not surpassed by any similar institution on either
sce Of the Atlantic. Wagner veetibue palaces on All
through trains. "-tBufslo Express =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
A NORTHWESTERN BANK CLOSES.

spokane Falls. Wash, Dec. 1.-THE doors ~ ths
spokane National Bank, OF tie largest institutions
IN the city. not opened this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

can get, in order to resume specie payments at tic
earliest possible date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

"1. IS -" stick I.irorIc..
Conceded 10 be- the purc,t made.
All DruggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous line shows the osFcI ,sss.
rucIotons Yesterday as observed at the ntcH 1915
signal service station az tlis citn Inc eS,neS
tine temperature noted at Perrys PhafAa'!' sun pU'@s
Tribune Once Dec. IS a. m.-Ihere wa, "'"y
,u IN the barometer yesterday. Cloudy weather pro
vailed. with heavy rains and high winds The 'eniTT
e RANGED between 81 and - degrees the average 90
h.ing A.. degrees lower than on the eorseSpohans e'
CLOUDY and rainy weathc. followed BY colder and ~,
or clearer weather may be expected to-day IN aSG "
Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

- IN Want of Furniture.
obtain at Fts, l0i West Hth-st, all the latest
! styles at = saeEih.G.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-06-14
Exercising the Devil in India.

A strange case of superstition was
recently investigated before the cor
oner of Bombay A Hindoo mill hand
named Ramji Dali had for some time
been suffering from swollen knee Joints
and pains in various parts of the body.
On Aug. "a he went to the mill to get
some wages due him and on his return
was taken i'll on the road. He was
brought home on the back of a friend
in an almost unconscious state and
was placed IN sitting posture, being
held up by his father. A man named
Dec, VINO was present, suggested that
he was possessed of devil in order to
expel which Dec swayed himself about
in front of the sick man, seized hold of
his hair and demanded of the devil who
he was. Not receiving a reply, he
struck the sick man violently with a
rattan. when the latter fell back in a
dying condition; but before his death
another friend took the rattan and beat
the patient, both men swaying their
bodies to and fro and protesting to be
possessed with the spirit Of god. The
fiogging was intended to drive out the
devil Dali died almost Immediately
without complaint. The widow mar
rated these facts to the coroner and de-
scribed both tloggings to be very vio-
lent. The medical evidence show
ed that there were several bruises on
the back and an abrasion on the right
hip, but that the cause of death was
hesmorrhage from rupture of the spleen,
which was probably not due to the
logging. The jury found verdict ac-
cordlngly, adding that there was no
evidence to show how the spleen be-
came ruptured. London Times.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-06-14
What Work Has Done for the HUI
man Race.

The human race has been saved by
having to work. 1t digged its way out
of its primeval pit by work. When it
discovered its nakedness and had to be
clothed it worked for its raiment; when
it appreciated the responsibilities Of
fatherhood to be the feeding and rear
ing of the young it worked under the
impulse of an affection that was refined
above the instincts of the brute. The
relation of husband and wife was made
possible and proper only by the will
ingness to work that it might gather to
it the necessaries of existence and
finally be adorned by the promptings
of intellectual as well as physical wants.
If Mother Eve is responsible for all we
lift our hat to her and offer the sim
cerest respect to her great memory.
She did more for mankind than Adam
and all Of his male descendants.
Francisco Alta.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-06-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

To CHARLES AIKENs, his heirs or assigns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L we have expended the sum of two hun
dred (2O) dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the LAURA e. lode min
ing claim situated in Warm Springs Creek
mining district. Alturas county, Idaho Ter
ritory, as required by Section 1924, Rivised
Statutes of the United States, being the
amoant required to hold the same for the
years ending December 81, 1888, and 1889;
that the proportion of said expenditure
due by you, Charles Athens, is $66. 662244
being one-third, and if within ninety (9O}
days from the service of this notice, or
within ninety 600 days after the notice by
publication, you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of said expenditure as CO.
owner, your interest in said claim yill be-
come the property of the undersigned, un-
der the provisions of said section 1924.
R. b. MORTON.
T. A. CAMPBELL. {
Aetchum. Idaho, January 2, 1890
First publication, Jan. 4, 1880.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-06-14
4 Application for Patent,
Notice No. 1876,
United STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY. Idaho Senton,Lar !, "a

United STATES LAND OFFICE
Hailey, Idaho, September ?, 1899 !
Notice is hereby given that John TT
Lewis whose postoffice address is Ketch
UNI, Alturas county, Idaho Territory, has
mace application for United States Pat
"IHlPEEEaL"
flacer Mining Claim, situate in Warm
springs Creek mining district. Alruras
county, Idaho Territory. consisting of 10
acres surface ground, being Lot No. AZ and
described IN the field notes and plat of the
olhclal survey on file in this office, with
magnetic variation at Is degrees and 30
minutes east as follows:
commencing at corner No. |. as the IN
l.ial point, and running thence south de-
NO. tnence south 80 degrees % minute,
west SO feet to corner No 3; thence north
uegrees 81 minutes west 1856 feet to cor
her NO. thence north 80 degrees % min
uses east 80 feet to corner No. /. the place
OF beginning survey of exterior boundaries
oi cialm; containing 20 acres: no conflicts,
FROM corner No the quarter section
corner between sections Is and Is. Town
snip north, Range Is east, bears north 81
oeSrees ~ minutes east 7O6 feet distant
:, Inc SAID mining claim being of record in
the office of the Recorder of said mining
district, at HALEY, in Alturas county, Ida
no territory: The nearest known locations
being the Memphis" and the .iBuckhorn'
lode mining claims.
- direct that this notice be published in
lHE kETcHUN KEYSTONE, the newspaper
publlshed nearest the said mining claim,
tor the period of sixty DAYS.
II. o. BILLINGS, Register.
WIN. dfNDMAN. Atty for Applicant