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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Tho many years Of close attention which
DR.. Crosby has given 10 our Excise system
render him IN expert on the question: "hoSe
opinions are entitled to the greatest weight.
From no other source could the Fa>Sctt C"m-
mttcc have Obtained Suggestions OF - moch
importance as those submitted in Dr. Cro>p!
testimony The main fault with the present
Commissioners as with most of their piPd'ccS-
SorS he thinks lies in the fact that they con-
slider themselves appointed to look ai''f me
interests Of the liquor trade rather IMAM 'hc
interests of the public. Dr. Crosby was SIREN
nous in insisting that there ought 10 ne Il nm
itatinn on the number Of saloons: on" Sai"""
TO 800 Inhabitants hcing a large enough pro-
portion. in hi, Judgment. He also favored en-
larcing the powers Of the polio" so As 7" pre-
vent the open breach and defiance OF the IN
else law. especially on Sundays, these Sne
rc>tionS 60 10 the root of the matter WIN
hirh minded Excise Commissioners. not honnu
hand and foo, hy political machine. II Is
possible to have a decent Excise administration
in Newly even under tn" present Imperfect
and ANTICIPATED statutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Anothnr Of the decisions of Pension Com

Another Of the decisions of Pension Com
missioner Black has been ovcrrulcd. Black
held that a man captured hy the rebels who
enlisted in the rebel army to escape Staiva-
,;on with the intention of leaving il as soon aS
noss;blc and returning to his allegiance to III"
Union. had "volunta,ly7 aid"d IN" rcpc'i'"''
and was therefore cstorpcd from lcce'Fihe a
pcnsion. Assistant SECRETARY l'n>>c!' Oh 'hc
Interior Department, in an OPINION J"S' i"h-
dercd. takes contrary Wow, his d'cNI"n beng
in accordance with rulings in similar cases h,y
Secretaries Cox and Teller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
FREE Traders NOMINI TED.

Tho nomination Of such uncompr"mi>lnG
Free TRADERS as David \. Wells and William
Everett, for Ccncr"-S disclo>cs the real c!Iur-
actr of Democratic policy. Two years ag''
the Republican party carried th" general cleo
,ionS on clear and we'll dclncd i>>i". several
Dcmocratic Houses bad sought 10 impair tlr
efficiency Of a protective tariff and Il Demo-
cratic President had followed up thc>" attacks
bv rallvng the party behind him for a com
bined assault upon the economic policy which
had prevailed since the Civil Wa!. The Re-
publican party forced the fighting from III"
beginning Of the canvass hu was cOnfronte !
Wv skulking and compromising foe. Tho
leaders of the Democracy had rails ii the Free
Trade flag hn, fey did not vouturc t. fight
under IT, The i>>u". the, declared, was Mt
between pr,.terti1n AMI Free Tr.ie II Wa :,
condition. not a theory. with which III" country
vas cYnfrontod. The Democracy was not hos
'ic t. the principles Of Protection bu' mr-ll
committed to the policy OF reducing I'll" surplus
revenues and relieving the people from cN-
,c.sivc taxation These were the false pre-
fences under which the Democratic canvass
was conluctod. But the country was not de
crivod II di>ccinrd mcrringi Ia" Free Trad"
tendencies Of tn Cleveland Message and III"
Mills hill. and restored To power III" parI
which could l." d,p"ud'd upon t. defend VA
iiuna industries and - make a L,r@r' and
mere comprehensive application -: III" prIi-
cplcs of Protection.
IL Is worth thousands Of Votes 10 the Pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Ntr r,,,, -,rr OF \ NAVAL >E REL Nht'

N0T TlINT -1INT OF Y y " VI NJ MI NJ
rom Tie i.t Herald. . A. ~.
II I'm, cru,,.. Philadelphia hal been hHllt oy 'onu
81 Wv" ,,,u,ui..I.,. Oh 81, IN" tl'Nrlhiu-
W.;"ry Llnr, to.c wo.M l." ban 'rnp''y a,e'' t ~,
IN. h,,, n.Id." JOHN Kuu' wa P""i az ~
'no,,, '., i,r, i,,;,;, III trimp ln,lc,u o ms
pnr.d ~ hanh.upO fyr def a." i'm.l ,,
i, ihr side o. whrh tHr d." ph Wa ,.i,r, on az.
a. ,.,ur..,,i~ f.. t:rc >lipN WNoi''Ns al Ca
n.rdit ,r, 81 over $H.o)o.on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

seem that their experience i'll the management
of insane people should have impressed on
them the danger t. the community. IL not L"
themselves, Of allowing man like Dongher'y
10 remain AT liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

The story about an attempt 10 a>>a>Sina'"
Clifton Il. breckenridge bore all tho earnark'
of fiction designed to bolster mp a tcch!" cause.
The doubts provoked by the circnmSian'AI
account of the report Of gun and tie cX-
p,os;on of a percussion cap at Il window are
confirmed bv the testimony of Republicans
nresont NJ the meeting where the alleged at
tempt took place, who affirm that nothing OF
the sort occurred. Such an attempt to Great"
sympathy with Breckenridge cannot fail TO
react disastrousy upon that candidate for a
yindication. The Democrats in Arkansas have
a monopoly of such devices as assasSination' and
are likely t. retain IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
rrrr TRADE GETS \ BLACK EfE'

From The ,hnn.o lnt'r'"'hn. ,.,, mos,
r.v v,,, 40 Mr.. Er Vi wa h"notrn Tnn nnhii'an
,riI,nr yul,. atom l., a., mcish3ur,. ~. sd ma
" - .,rrial portland with ereatS nv whara
Er,S, i,st SATURDAY. the city oil 'oNi.e.o", "a 90
Nr carlisle llyc,. held IT, munIripna, 1,e' ' "
no srs, lin. on rrcoi,, went Repnoi'ah'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

The folly of letting an insane man 2" AZ
large WAS lamcrtahly illustrated Yesterday ny
the murder of the assistant superintendent "i
the Flatb,Ish Asylum for the ln>an" hy former
inmate of that institution. who recently made
his escape. A few days after his c>cap" h"
returned. armed and demanded his clothes.
No effort seems to have been made AT that
time t. capture him. Yesterday he went 10
the asylum again and used his pistol with
deadly effect. The man was unml>iakahy in
sane, and dangerously So. When he escaped
it was plainly incumbent on the asylum au-
thorties to use all the means in their power
to recapturc him. They were sadly r"nu>> i'll
their duty when they allowed him to come and
70 once without hiudlaIIce. 1t would certainty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE rOyGEESSlONAL CANVASS ~ NEW
YORH.

Cuuy.ntinns OF the interior Of this state was
conplc,o "a 80 far rs tho Republicans ar" con
corucd. IN the present Congress nineteen OF
the thir;v.four N"w-Noik districts ar. repro
scented l.v Republicans. The Republican nom
inccS Of these nineteen districts Tor the Liza
Cong o>s are a> follows:
3 William G. Wallace, - James Erd"n.
u Clarence I"N"W. -, '""e' =" 100
ii John II. k'i'llm. - >''"u' p lhNh"'
- rl,n,d ,rc e T.,'.. - iI~ary I. :trir,.
! John A Oua'hc.bn-h =" john E'ih"-.
20 I" hi >a'i WGy ; - .amr. ". aG~,rrh
-. ir'l'c Is E,..elI - Benjamin H. Williams.
o3 Jane =. sherman, - Warren u. Hooker.
~ Frank Arnold.
II i, rclsnIlal,in tD expect that tho E"pnb-
licans Of these districts will make sure thar III"
ro,nlt Of tho election next month leaves each
one of the nnct rcn where il now is ana where
# properly hclons>-in the Republican column.
Thov have placed >,ron. and popular candi-
J,tr, in the field. and have only to support
them earnestly and unitcd'y d'n'n" the hii'i
linn. that roinlins for campaign work TO achieve
victory which VIII crafty AID cnc"'irI@"
every member Of IL" party throughout The
cmui,v Nearly all The n"in.n""> have ALREADY
seen l.ci ,lativn sci sic" either At Washington Oh
=, Albany: eight of them ar" members OF IN"
,,c,ont Cnu.lc>>. Mr~>ys. Wallace, k"tcham,
or,c,c,l,u.h. sanford. sherman. B"ld"n,
PAYNE. Eaino>: three Of them sal in earlier
| CONGRESSES. Mc,>l>. Pay. Van N"olhl> and
| Wa,i,wnrh Will" Mo>>rS. Arnold and Will
| iam> aihurgh they have never been elected
To- the Federal Legislature. have served their
constituents acccptally in the state senate.
| The ,i\ new men have mad" reputation for
| ability and tru,twolihinc>S which warrants The
| belief that rs ConCrc>>inon they Will meet the
| best expectations. EX-Ntrrn"y-rcnoral Rus
| sci is recognized aS one of the foremost mem
hers Of the Ncw-York bar: Mr. lcXow is a so a
promincnt lawyer Mr.. Viewer is a successful
| banker: Mcssr> Trala and Moves are Saeacio,>
bush ness mon. while Mr.. lIookor who was ed
| rc:t 4 for III" law. is interested in acI;cu tur".
having firn Of large acreage. If those nine
| trro E.pll..irlns a:c olcct'o then ~" New
York d".cql.cn in Congress vii! he efficient
and influential n matter what sort Of Demo-
cratic ,mlcr my b. added T. it,
Nor ar" these nineteen districts the only ones
whc!! the Republican OF this state have right
to expect - carry. THE TEIEINr: has air I'D,
! insisted that ,hoy can and ought 10 redeem the
| NNNllId (\i,ciIa ana part Of Eri",. which
is normally Republican. and which went Dem
ocraic two wears ago simply hccau>" Rcpnh-
licin> spent more time in tchiin" on" another
| than they did in Sighting then opponents.
| Their candidl,r this time. Colonel George \.
| Davis. j. capable h" can be- depended upon.
| and from every point OF view is entitled To Il
| f,,li n,riv Iuto 'rnr I.enuLii,1u, IF the \ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Two illustrated ,vecr- Of >'oc gto.m. Tho sven ka
Famuj Ioura,,rY >v,a.~ AID tie " ilu>;ra' d
rd;'ns." rU';.,'t'd Il nH't"'r IT excellent pictures
Of ITO ~,clt, a,d INCIDENTS Ica'i': {" DO, LANDING Il
Erl,.~.,.', r-.nH.i> IN sweden: H. one If them "a"
Ban more - ~.onn IN IN" at Of frr- slla'c. IN
,inf,.r ;' e. IN a.t.H- ~" "d' = shown, WIN
:, nluicl Of 10" No'l"r r'~'r up"p IT, Another i q
vrr, good r.. ''~;.o Of pi''Gl" That app"l:"f IL
,au.r in ~. ,'y -honl ~ ia" ha'-e on IL Way ~
.t:crv PIacr y :, evident from Ia" .liu Tai IL I'D
tn" r..oa. matter IA ih'-c papers that tie 81 n
p"o.,c not g.. = 'i,'ll~h %" memory i ~ .: 80
~, crushed con- ;, ,n hi that th"y a. --a.ed 81
the A".o. That u,lr pad 20 Am ~ fl' 90. Try.
TIE PRINCES LOW AND AEE"W
Tn"r. W.. a I'tir rluce IF spain
Lr"! F'!H l21- az.
W." said tA"I.: h"!.|"n--
III II. .. %%"" i PHI, i l.r nm Of l Iip
To many wrh-',Irrr land-
AnS ' Sc, ~, i ,i' i f;.' "i > pain
l"n-y,i ti "a" years t" co
Una h.~ ann wa ~irJrs "h"ugh
10 i..4l ni~ Hl-lt'N .'"".
And so ,i., l'tlr Proc" Of >pan.
lt. !ui" .1N- N"I hu'W,
~ '.' .Gytl,li- i,.i.- went on
Ani lr ,,.rn. H. XIX .: spain
?. MA a',. @ ,... ." d. , y, ',i ' la:,
NLrr.. -,'l SOB 9. ,u":d- Ir"w.
II D~"" !" t'' ".4 oi >hip"
-N;.n- IGly i"A in'.
Tu,' ii,u.-. hi 4 D.. VS. ~ strong
II" ,".ld not l"'t In bow.
W all arr prince If "a" blood
~, .Ail "Gr ,hp, 70 -
To uanv una >,ovrt,,l a',>
N'.r' NJ an1 l. t"".d cco";
IL ia on "a :'nt..' 49,
i.,t ~aud"s :" go no..
Ard ,- "a, .uliu"ll. ! -Nur'S
Wn"ir IdudVtri hrr"> '.ow
Asa iAc the ltl" prr.. II spain,
VA" lived - l,u- 49,,
W. have ON arrow n.''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

The official report regarding tie e>ccHton of
Kcuu,l.r which has been mti, by pr caro- /.
NlcDonald. confirms IN a Siril,lu- WAY thr l"pl-
lar belief IN rrlrrcnrr to ih3t affair DR.. Mac
Donald iimi, that electricity II lar prefer hl" 10
Lan.ing IN c\pciit on, rn" tlv"i"ss rrrial ~ and
painlcssurNS lie airiils That the NnrlIu bee mes
unrou,rlpns IN ihiiullrslnal traction OF IL ST.
ond. AMI that death is produced III ~ short
space of time than Is possible hy any other kuown
mcthod." His report, III fact confirms all that
has been nainiaihrd by tie advoc If the Lcw
urrhod of rNcrutlon. Tie Suggestions which liz
ma kcs concerning details III tie lsc If electricity
for this purposr and the method o us Ipp!i alton
are c\celclt AID 10 iii" point. and viii doGht!rS,
rom,lr.d themselves to tine E\ccutiy" aHd t.lr
,aw-ina KIN. holy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Tho Hon. Roswell =. Flower. chairman Of tho
Democratic Congressional ommiitee-Iear Sir.
You were saying the other day that your com,
nttec was relying upon the nomination for the
next Congress of the best Democrats that Won,
party affords Will yoI please state whether. when
you thus expressed yourself you had in mind
Tim Campbell and Frank Spinoa?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Ju0cf 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Iot:rcs.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
term of years. No. No. MIR. Russell, what You IN
pleased to call tariff r. orm, Is a back NJ nbe,

On the sth day Of October. s1s, Charles the
Bald was defeated. II is the historical editor
OF =" The Utica Observer who recalls this inter,
rsting circumstance. 1t is also interesting to
note that on the 4th Of November, 1890, the
Democrats who are now fighting for Congress
and tue Assembly will he served the way Charles
the Bald was served back in $40. How history
does repeat Itself!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

In his letter of accept nee. WIFI m +. Rus ell.
the Democratic candidate Tor tioNernor oi Mass
rhusctrs. writes The light for tlrin reform has
bur just begun" IL Mr.. Russell thinks back a
llttr, hr will recall that the Frrr-Trulcrs whom
he represent, Knocked ont IN the election
two Years ago; that the people Of the country
then lmirus'cd 10 III" H'pnblican party the uu,',-
Ton of dealing With the tarn from the prot". ton
point Of view: and that IA Republican Tariff bill
has been passed by Congress and is now "a law,
which disDoses VI that question tor y considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

The Democracy of south Carolina evidently is
not enjoying itsrlt thr~' llnr October days. II
ronh sraIrcly he more >r"u.ly dil ,,.cd II il had
fallen plump across bu2L saw.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
AGENTS WANTED.

The psymrnt e prizes is guaranteed by .pe.
ciNl deposit Of Ave hundre Thousand d0ll"rs
fS5OO on with the State Government. and ap-
proved " Jesus Arechigs. g vernon.
cravings under thu personal sal ervisi"n Of &C.
Herm,niO AIT aga, who - appointed by the Gov
nmeLt ~ 1ntervtl tor.
Il certify that with the State Treasurer al nee.
cssnry guxraht dep. sited. aeaurtLG full
ps ymsnt Of xll prizes Of tn . drawing
HEkMIAIU ART. AGO, lnterventor.
IMPORTANT.
Remittances must be either BY New York Draft,
Express or kegist. rel Letter, Amt ricsn money.
Collections can be made by Express c. npsntes or
Banks Ticket sent dirett to M.Davt men will re
paid by dra, to TN New York, Montreal, st. Paul.
Chicago Nan Francisco or City Ut Mexico.
For further information. address
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager.
Apartado l8 ZscAtecAs. Mexico.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
Application for 4 Patent.
IOxJCB NO 01Os
UxITAD sTAzAs LAND OsSScs.


Ux1rAD STA1As LAND Osrscs.
HALEY. IDAMO, July u, 1SeO
Notice 10 hereby given thst the Big Csines uol1
1ajpine Cor. psny. . caa pOrst IN daily ssg"nisecs
M existing under and by virtue Il the Avs u
:hr ct, IT, ' oSSs n -.
state VI idaho. hy it, attorney m tst1 w. a. ~.
county, Idaho. hsa msds application fr . United |
BIG cAHAs LODE MINING CLAIM AND
situate In Section 10, Township No'tn: nsnge
east. and ON unsurv+yed land IN ship ncrsn'
Range is esst Boise Meridian. Ainer.I Hill A!n'
idshv. COZ sistinx Of 1870 II ear feet Of the Tod.
end sur ace xround GO feet WI e. b. ing Lat No -
4 ana sud described in the heid not+s aud pi1Ss
m.xn~t,r W i.tion 1t 10 degrees and 70 III mute
esd ...r.p Ion II the big csm.s" lode claim. Lot
BEGINNING At the initial pint. being the pl.ce
vh, ~ the notice Of this location Wss Originally
posttd, running thence north 10 deg. ees at dW
feet T., corner No l; thence south 70 degrees
west 100 feet 10 corner No q tht nee north 70 d..
ar,es ~ minutes 1t 1900 trst 70 corner Nos;
thence uortl IS degrees <sst CO.. fe cerrtr NJ;
a. ~. net e.uth 70 degree - min ties east 1900
fe.t e. corner No and place Of b~EiIn'ng survey
Of extertor boundaries Of this claim Including
an area Of 20 AZ hOO = rec spilled Tor no con
south xs argr. e. II minutes east 59- 10 feet.
From corner No. 1 corn No. Of Lot ~ bears
south 76 dexr, Is "a m mutt west 70 FEET
O.scriptiU " the Big Cam.ss NIL Site. Lot ~
B, Survey SS9 b.
besl nn,ne NJ corn No ], ru ming thence Lorth
~ degree 81 mihu west So fe. Ito corner No
thence mort. Is degrees 70 minutes esst 81 l-Io
{. tn corner 40 =; the nee south 70 asRstes ~
minutes ct 80 feet to corn-r No. l. thence south
IS d. ure-s g inut vert SS2 lit fse' ~ c'rh+r
J No L. ana place Of h. GIL Mig surve, Of tx'tror
hound ri.s Of mill site III. Iud,ng IN ares u b
cres a, piled for No conflicts.
Fr, m Go, rer No. the " uthwest corner o! SAc
tinn ~. Township nor'h. Range u east. oears
, sout dtnee- ~ minutes vest 1854 10 feet
| Fr m corner No cor. r. No. ~ survey Wv A
bears north rs degrees "A minutes west 20 i.es
| The said mining claim am mill site b* lD9 OF
rec nd in the office the County Recorder o. ssh!
| mining district 1t Shoshone. N the county u
Log and stA = OF Idaho.
| The aesres, known locst Ons being the "G"ld
| Point" and big Camss Fraction" lode mining
| claims.
Any srd all persons 81 lining adversely anv por'
,ion Of the said .'big Cam vs. lode uni, ing claim
| min si.e Or sur, ace ground r quir' d I" H.
their adverse l.ims thcr l. with the Registrr Il
\ the Unite states Land Uffirt at Haley eta uf
Idaho, within the sixty vs. publication Thereon
or they vii. he h. rrs y vir'n. the pr'visinhd
| of the Statute in kucb cas-. mace ard ,vlded.
| W. T. R.LtY, Register
dir ct that the TO, ee Ding notice Il ,pp iehttnn
for patent be published f. thu Rod Of sixt, dAyi
H. the Wo.D kIvAR DAILY 1INEs. newspaper
published ut HALEY. Id'ho. beng the new p pei
p"'''' ''N ~ ". RILEY. Resister.
! First publication July 10. $50.
| H. WAIT attornt, for claimant
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
NoTlcE-TIMBFR CULTURE
.. g. LAND ovslck. HALEY. In no.

o. 8. LAND OsSIck. HALEY. In NO.
June 2. $3.50
Conpl IN. having been entered NJ this nee by
ThoMa. b. Hastings against William X. Russell
for failure to c. mlly VII law a. II T,m.~r.
Culture trtrv No. ST., dst.d september So
1851. upon the 4 Sest'on -. Tow ship N
IA. ~ Is IN iogsn Tor pty. idaho with = vi W
g. the cane Hilton Of said rtry con's slant all.g
inv tht said William X. kuss. u hrs filled T.
plant or canse to he played md en- tivsted the
amount Of land on said pntvy anfred nv lac 10
be pla ted AMI cultivated. the sad parties are
hereby summ. ned to appear At this ofs,re on the
2'ft day 81 'uly 1890. At O'clock o. m 10 respond
failure.
Ns Il. o. BILLIN0S
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
TIE
"CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN"

Has attained a standard OF excellence
which admits Of no superior.
1t contains every Improvement that
inventive genius, skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
MMUN S.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict, Ut the I, rritufy Vt Idaho, in and Tor the
County Of Alturas
s.oriu. Casey. a'ntin. W. Reginald a. Casey
defendant.
The Territory Of Idaho sends Rr~eti to Req.
nsld =. Casey. Defend Mt.
You are hereby require to appear In an action
brought against you by the aMve name plnthtlu,
In the d strict c. II the Second judi. iai DIS.
trict o. the Territory Of Idaho in aud for tn"
Coul I. OF Alturas, and to answer the c.mOis ut
hmy of ser ic-l, sft the service TN you OF tine
Summons III served on you wit I'm this county;
or ii rrved ont Of this county. hut in this dis
trict within twenty days; othei wise within forty
dsys--ur default will be taken agsi, ct YOU.
The raid =. tim 10 brought to dissolve tie b NOS
~ cen plant Il and def udant, for reasonable
Ut "rnel tee, f.'r costs Ut suit Allty nR that
said partirs were duly married ut salt lake City
Utah, about this 18TH day vi January ls67 hs'
for NOR. than "ne year last past a. PENDANT hat
f.il.d to pruv1 ? for the paint d the coihin'I
n. sssries life. bec' use III his iol-itss. pref
| liGa,y, diss' patton and habitusi int. importance
The facts more fully appearing IN pls'htih's com
plant On Al. T., VII b refer. nee IL her Ov made
| And you are hereby Notified that II sou fail 4
| appea. and answer the said conl LAIN :. as Ai"v
=. qu,r.d the said pi int6 will take d. fault an
ply e. the Court for the relief demanded IN sal
complaint.
Given under m hand and the Zeal Of the nj,
tr,ct Court of the 9. cund Jus:tcial II
tuirt. OF the 1erritry Of 1nahO, III Al
IL tor The unity o. Alturns. this 2Sd ds
( SEAL OF IN in the year Of our ord one tao'
sand ttsht hundred and NINETY.
sol. HAhbROrLK,
Clerk IT the district court,
| BY Z. RICHARDS, equity Cler
VIC. BIxRBowER. PlsintiM's Attorney.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
Notice fer Publication.

LAND OyY1cs At FAMzx. IpAAo.
Y July 18th. 1850.
xot.es II hereby given that the following.
named settler hiss hled notice 9! me- ~ ~
.ake Anil proof In support Of his claim. r. tnas
s.sd proof win Be made before the Rcgies.s ana
Tecrir e. st Hstiey. Idaho. On August =. !Ssv VIZ
asrsh Z. Heaston, for the Lot 3. section .. Io"n'
nsmss he follow ing Witnesses T. prove hts
-onsinuoue r, sjoenee upon and su'fivsutn o.
ssid land. viz: George Mcconnell. r.nk Aifts'
". J. Hsaston. and J. y. swan al OF Ossr o1es =
Idaho. ,r,vv 1.~,s%s,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18

oAnHCC II Won desife them uo use foolhg
VsV'co aw.y time IN thipgs thst cont nay /;
Init eend $40 a. once for msg, ihcent outfit II
aur Great New Stanley Hosk. II hook ard terms
not sstisfsctory ve refund yonr mo -. No risk.
No capital needed. hoth ladies nd gentlemen
mplo, ed. lton'i lose time In whiting. "rt p in
white the waters are troshlSd Z" Days IRE worth
.iollsrs. ddrsss B. +. SoaxsoH 1 Co.. leoo Nam
ST.. Nehu>oab Va
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-08-18
No. ice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AZ HAnHY. IDAHO.
August lst. 700.
,s.A... 4. h...hv Given hat the following Dsnaed
..tt.r h.s 0led notice Of his inte ton 70 ms e
anal pr. OF IN sui part of his claim. :nd that sac
proof will b. made before The hslistef 30 -.
0n,tsti,,n B-s H. for thu sOuth half II rsnesSs
onsrt~r and l. h IN and two II ection six' town.
shiD one south, range hftsSn +sst
~ names the following wttns ssea 20 prnve nss
.acstnuon. rrsid. nee mr. =. anl cultivsttnn Q !,
AHA land, Viz: Cha,les n. Fraass. Uharits =
F,ries. charles A. Justice and william JUSTICE al
Of Crtchton, Idaho. ,