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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict. OF the Territory Ut Iuaho. in and for the
County Of Altures.
Ann Frances Short. pl.intin. VI. William Short.
defendant.
The Territory Of Idaho aenda greeting 10: vii.
liam Short defendant.
You are here by rs9ured to appear In IN action
brought against you by the sbove.named plaintiff.
IN the Distric t Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory of Idsho. In and for IN.
N,unty Of AleurAa. and to ahRWer the complaint
filed til sreii, within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of service). after the service en- you Of this
SulnmOns-if served within this county: or, II
served out OF this county. but III this district.
within twenty days; otherwise. within forty d.! .
-cr default will be taken against you.
The said action IL brought t. dissolve the boz ds
of mslriniory heretofore and now existing be.
tween the plaintiff and defendant. aud to award
the custody OF the minor childrea issue u said
marriage, to plAinttf. Alleging thai said defend
ant Ioe more than three last past has wilful
and children the common neceessrtes OF lie.
having the ability 80 to do and could have done
III II not been for his rro6x iabts--the fact.
more fully appearing In plaintiffs compliant on
hle herein. . ceI sifed copy VI which 10 herewith
served.
appear snd answer the SAID Complaint. ~ above
required. the sid Plsintlf will take default an
Apply TO the court for the relief demanded In said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
trtct Court OF the Second judicial Dis
trict Of the Terri tory Uf Idaho. in anu
. =: ss. ;S: !; .:::':s *: .s
~ SOL HASbROUCK.
Clerk Of the district Cou't.
by f. z. RIcHAnDs. Deputy Clerk. Nsmlt
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new medical law. The Examining Surgeon Will
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Notice IF Foreclosure Sale.
SKERlFF'S SALE.

Order Of Sale and Decree and Foreclosure and
Sale.
". q. Mccormick and Edwin r. Clark Va. Alonzo
P. Turner.
Under and by virtue Of an Order OF Sale and
Decree OF Fore, osupe and Sale, issued out Of thu
Distrtrt Court Of the second Judicial District OF
Idaho Territory. IN aud for Alturas count on the
entitled action. wherein y. Mccormick
1t al, the sbove.nssnea pisintiffs. obtained
\ Ju igment and Decree Foreclosure and
Sale against A ONO Y. Turner, defendant. ON the
18th day OF Maya d. 1890 for the sum ~ 81 $50
(tweuty.on. Thousand nine hundred and forty
gold coin besides interest," costs and counsel fees.
which said Decree waS. on the Goth day OF May,
4. d. 1850, recorded in Judgment book OF
said Court, ut page ara I'm commanded to sell
ali that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
situnte lying aud being in .he county Of Altnras
Territory of Idaho. and bounded and dessr' bed il
, said Foreclosure aud order OF Sale. ms 10 lows:
An undivided one fourth "a interest IN and 70
| thst certain mine called the "liuhcan Mine" In
| Mineral H,l Mining District. Altnraa County,
vey ss Lot No. 81. Of said Mining District Also
All undivided one. fourth NJ Interest IN and to
| the I,xhoan Mill aud Mil SITE and Water Rights
connec ted with said Mine AMI Mill. all In AiturMs
! County, Territory of IdnbO-saiu Mill being in
| Bullion Guch near the mouth of ldShOnn tiul h.
| Public notice ia hereby gwen that on the 23rd
day OF June u. lS:O ,at ~: o'clock 4. II. of thst
Gay, in front OF the ur'house I the county of
| AlturAs sfuresnid. l will, in obedience TO said
Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and Sale
| a-Il tn. shove ieaciiltd properly, Or no much
the reof a. mny he necessary TO satisfy said )ndg
u,ent with interest and costs, etc, I" the hiph.s
and hest bidder. for lawful ,non.y OF the United
| states.
Dated HALEY. I. T.. ?nd day Of June. 1890.
KINNEY. Sheriff Of Alturss County.
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Homestead Proof,
LAID OFFICE At HAILrY. IDAHO,

LAHD OFFICE AT HAILrY. IDAHO.
June II, 1890
Notice Ia hereby given th.t the following
named settler has filed notice Of his int mt en t.
make inxl proof In support Of HIS claim. and thai
said proof will he made nt fore the RcQister apd
Receiver nj HALEY. on July 10. 1880 Wis Johr
Dessy. for the s \ MEX md y BE 4 Sec.
Tp. |, s Il Is T.. HE names the following wit
A+>s to prove his cont inv GUS residence opoi
md cultivation OF, said land. viz: Chns. +
Fsriss, +. Hammer, Hermann Mehles. OF erich
ton, and J. Kslleher. Of HALEY.
H. o. BIiLINGs. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03

nm m NTENoGRAPHY ana TYpEWhtrINd
IN IA FREE. Pirst-class facilities and best
~ a. tchses A ldYess. With stamp tnr resnrn
- tsSs, TIE PAkfSa NFi CO.. Psrssa' Nj
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-03
HOMESTEAD,
LAID OFFICE At HALEY. IDAHO.
lana EAh NR00

LARD OFFICE At HALEY. IDAHO.
June 9th. 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has filled notice Of hts intention to
make ANAL proof In support OF his claim. ard that
said proof will be made before the Rcgist. and
Receiver at Haley, Idaho, on July 7. 1890. Wig:
Charles g Smith. for the 8. W. Y Section 81.
Tvwnshtl !, North r II East
He names the following witnesses to prove hts
continuous residence upon and .ultivstiGn OF.
said land. viz: seth Heath, David Bel nett. Frank
Peck. and E. W. Heath, all Of Soldier. Idaho.
H. o. BILLINGS. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAID OFFICE At BAILEY. IDAHo.
~

LAIRD OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAno.
June Is, 1890
Notice Ia hereby given that the follow ing
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention a.
ruske nnsl proof In airport Of his claim and that
sad proof viii be made before the Register nnG
Re liver at HALEY. Idaho. on July Il. 30. viz
Willis 8. Duniway, for the N NE sec: .. ;
wv W u See o. and " " \ Sec. I, TIP 4
Range "a East He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence up"I
and cultivation OF. said land. via: BENJAMIN G
DnniwAy. EdwSrd Bonni g. James Hash. II. W
Cherry, all Of Houston. Idaho.
Il, q. BILLINGS, Register.
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Desert Land Notice Of lnten.
tion to Make Proof.

HALEY, IDAHO, Nay 70, 1890.
I, Alexander Caldwell. Of Leavenworth. Kan
sss, who made des. Ireland application No. 279 on
the o9th day Of Msy, lneS, for lots and and
g. y N. w.A, Sec. 1. Up. q N. Range IL East. here:
by give notice Of my iIt* ntion to make nnsl
proof 70 establish my claim to the land abUve de.
ecribed before the Register and Receiver at HALEY
Idaho. on Friday, the 17th day Of June. 1890. aud
that expect to prove that said land has been
properly irrigated and reclaimed In the mann Z
required by law, by two Of the following wit.
nessea: J. =. Waters, Wesley Myers, B. n. Nal.
Tory, ". T. Riley. all ( HALEY. Idaho.
II. o BILLINGS. Register.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of ]. N. BURNETT, Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given by tho signed, Ad
ministrntrix Of the estate OF J. NJ. Burkett, de.
ceased t. the credttors Of, sni all persons having
claims again t. the said deceased to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication Of this notice. to the
aad Adninistrstrix ut her reaidence In HALEY, IN
the county Of Alturxs, Idaho.
Dated Of HALEY, Idaho. April l, 1890.
IDA A. BCRKETT.
Administrator of the Estate Of
alSw J. M. Burkett, decease
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No.ice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT HAtiEY. IDAHO,
June 10th, 1880.
Netice II hereby given that the following nsmed
settler has hled notice of his intention to make
hnal proof IN support of his claim. and that said
cetver 1t HALEY, Idaho. on July l?. 1891, viz:
Charles T. Fartss. TOR the . y. n + \ ind N y g
s. X. Sec. 81. TIP. ]. n Kl5 4. He names the
following the TO prove his continuous resi-.
dence upon and cultivation Of said land viz Her.
man NJ. HE. Stgel Morrill,. John Lambreth. Fred
Hastings, all Of Crichton. Idsh0.
H. o, BILLINGS, Register.
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Territory Of idaho. County Of Alturaa. as:
I. G. J. 6ELxxN. Cashier OF the atsove-named
bank, do solennly ar that the aOo"e statement
10 true to the best u my knowledge and belief.
C. J. StLWYN. Cashier.
Subscribed and swoeu to before me this 29h day
OF MAY ls9U W. H. WATT,
Notary Public. Altsras Co.
Corrcct-Attest:
]. c. EOX. OtHeetHra
NJ. MCCORMICK.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-10
FooIing a Sheep-Dog.

was staying with a Kentucky farmer
one night, says a writer in the New York
Sun, and soon after supper he said to his
three sons:
well, boys, it is the right sort of a
night, and reckon you'd better put the
wool on and lie low
When ! asked for an explanation of his
strange words he invited me to go out to
the barn, where the boys had preceded us,
and where | found each one covered with
disguise made of sheepskin. Each one
had short, heavy club, with portion of
it .ornamented with spikes, and when
ready they went over to the pasture where
about 100 sheep were lying. When down
on their hands and knees little way off
they closely resembled over-grown sheep.
They took different stations and the farmer
and sat down in a fence corner to wait
1t was perhaps an hour before an alarm
came. Then a dog stole into the field
from the rear side and the sheep came
running toward US Presidently there was a
yelp and then all grew quite. Ten minutes
later a second dog came In and he was
soon followed by a third. Then, as half
an hour passed without another alarm,
the three boys came over to US, each drag
ginga dead dog by the tail.
'Nlt the space ana lei curry EN-, SAID
the old man. How many does this make
this summer. Rube?''
''Twenty-six, | reckon.
INCEST thing in the world" continued
the father. as he rubbed his hands together
Dog takes one of the boys for an old
wether. makes dash at him. and the next
thing he knows his head is busted. No
shooting, no row to attract the neighbors,
and the man who misses his dog can have
no hard feelings. Tumble EN- in boys,
and then we'll tap that barrel of new
cider"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-10

notice an extract from Eli Perkins red
iculing Bankroft's description of Daniel
Webster's death and scouting the idea
that his last words were as reported: Il
still live!' Undoubtedly the shafts of wit
may be used to good purpose in pious
ic+iOns. but the danger is that for the
mere sake of whitticism too mucn of truth
may be displaced. Take another witness.
George Ticknor Curtis, who in his
Life of Daniel Webster" gives the
death scene with great popularity. He
says:
He addressed himself with all the
strength of his great faculties to the effort
of obtaining clear PERCEPTION of the mo-
ment when he should be entering the con-
fines of another world. He seemed to have
an intense desire for consciousness of the
act of dying.
1t was past midnight. when. awaking
from one of the slumbers that he had at
intervals, he seemed not to know whether
he had not already passed for his earthly
existence. He made a strong effort to as
certain what the conscienciousness that he
could still perceive actually was and then
uttered those well-known words: 1 still
live!' as if he had satisfied himself to the
fact that he was striving to know. They
were his last coherent utterance.
1t Is quite immaterial whether he NAV
have muttered something after this about
a Stimulent: it is one of the deepest in
terest to know that that great intellect
| consciously traced his own struggle with
| the last enemy up to the farthest possible
| limit
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-10
CABLE FLAS HES.

g LoNroN, England.-A disastrous fire
| occurred at the industrial school in West
ham. Twenty-four lives were lost and the
buildings almost totally destroyed.
MADRID.-The ministry have tend
cred their designations and Premier
Sagasta is endeavoring to construct new
cabinet that will harmonic the different
groups of the liberal party.
PARIs-Tirard, premier and minister
of commerce, has sent circular to the
chamber of commerce throughout France
asking if they would support a bill giving
women engaged in trade the right to vote
at elections for judges of commercial tri-
bunals.
L1sBoN-Advises from Brazil say the
government has urged the pOliti-
cal parties to constitute Immediately some
kind of representation for the different
states. in view of the rapidly increasing
disorganization and discomfort with the
military dictatorship.
DESPITE the orders issued by the govern
ment of Switzerland prohibiting meetings
by the Salvation Army in that country,
members of the organization continue to
hold open air meetings in Geneva. The
authorities have decided to adopt vigorous
measures.
BERrIN.-The Cologne Gazette states
that the Russian government has ordered
the manufacture Of 100000 magazine
rifles in France, the delivery of the
weapons to be made as speedily as possible
The German war department has ordered
that April | the force of Uhlans at the
various garrisons in the vicinity of the
French frontier shall advance and take
positions nearer to the border.
ZANZIBAR engagement has
taken place between the insurgent natives
and the forces commanded by Major Wiss-
man. After severe fighting Mayor Wiss-
man succeeded in capturing Bwandiheris
fortified position near Saadani. Many of
the natives We're killed. Fifteen Germans
were wounded. When the natives were
driven from their position, they left behind
them rifles and ammunition of all kinds.
Colonel Evan Smith, British Consul
here, presented to the Sultan an autho-
graph letter from Queen Victoria. The
Sultan thereupon ordered a royal salute
in honor of the Queen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-10
CRIMINAL

DIR. KNIFFEN, the husband of the
woman who was murdered in her home
at Trenton, N. J.. last Thursday night,
tried to commit suicide early Tuesday
morning by swallowing poison and cash
| ing his wrists and throat with razor.
| Physicians saved his life.
BURGLARS entered the residence of DR..
Kniffin, ii Trenton, On. j. dentist, last
| Friday night. DR.. Kniifin was absent,
and after chloroforming his wife and Il
young lady visitor, the intruders ransack-
| ed the house and departed. This morning
Mrs. Knitfin was found dead in her bed
| room. Her companion was unconscious,
but was revived and told the story of the
tack.
SANTA FE, N. Mexico-In southern
San Juan county Sunday a Navajo Indian
was accused by Cox brothers of stealing
their cattle. The Indian fired upon the
party when posse of ten whites was or
ganlzed and pursued the band of Indians.
The latter fired into them from an am
bush. Some fifty shots were exchanged
and one Navajo killed. but the COW men
were compelled TO retreat. 1t is feared
the encounter will lead to more serious
results.
AREMoRE, |. T.-Tuesday afternoon
Deputy United States Marshhl Tucks and
another deputy attempted to arrest Lie
Brodham and Joe Merritt for introducing
intoxicating liquors into the territory.
The outlaws resisted arrest and lively
, battle ensued, all the combattants using
their revolvers Brodham was shot in the
right side and fell to the earth mortally
wounded, but he continued to fire as long
as he had strentth to use his revolver
Neither of the officers was injured.
Wu.KEsBARRE. Pennsylvania George
Shippley, notorious horse thief and muir
derer, who escaped from Tunkhanneck
jail a month ago, was run down in the
woods Sunday night. He made desperate
fight, womding two of his captorS. This
morning he was placed on board a train
and taken back to Tunkh&nnock Jail. Al
though handcutfed, he plunged through
window while the train was in motion,
and had not the officers grasped his legs
he would have escaped.
TAHLEQUAH, Indian T. - Minnie"
Rogers, coored gambler and whisky
peddler, was run over by a railway train
and fatally injured Dec 27. Before he
died he made a statement regarding the
DR.. J. NJ. Pyle and Mrs. VIM. Keer The
couple were found murdered in their beds
at their respective houses. John Stephen
son, toward whom suspicion pointed. was
arrested, tried. convicted and hanged. On
| his deathled Rogers confessed that he had
committed the deed unaided He swore
that he had been hired to do it by an
enemy of his victims.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

BANKER J. Pierpont Morgan, O. New
York, is to receive, $4,000 silver service
from the Nanderbilts for his offices in
settling the West Shore railroad difficult
ties
Gov. BRACKETT of Massachusetts, in his
message to the legislature yesterday. on
the subject of ballot reform. speaks of the
first election under the Australian system,
which has recently been held. as demon
strating the great advantages of the new
method
SECRETARY TRACY las ordered Capt.
Schuyler to accept the cruiser Baltimore,
conditional upon the completion. by the
contractors of any work remaining to be
done under the contract. The Baltimore
is the eighth vessel accepted by the govern
meut since ii undertook the reconstruction
| of the navy.
The New York Court of Appeals has de
| cided that the law providing for the in
| fiction of the death penalty on criminals
| by means of electricity Is constitution
| al. The attempt to upset the law was
made in behalf of the Buffalo murderer,
| kemmler, who was the first to be sentenced
/ under it.
Sioux FAILS. s. D.-Natural gas has
been discovered at Redfed in SPHINX coun-
! ty. The find Is the strongest yet
struck in the state, and its quality is of
| the best. The discovery was made by
parties digging for water. The pressure
is so great that 1t carries sand and gravel
| sixty feet into the air. This is the fourth
| discovery of the kind made in South Dako-
ia within sixty days.
OK the steamer Alliance from Brazil was
| Walter Wright one of the Brazilian re-
| publican leaders. He said everything was
going on as usual in Brazil All the ma
tives and citizens have sworn allegiance to
| the republican government He has no
| doubt but exchange would resume its old
rates shortly The alliance left Brazil the
llth of December and Para II days later.
Capt Beers says that the people at both
places seemed quite happy under the new
government.
| WASHINGTON, T. c. The supreme
court has rendered an opinion In the
case Of Clayton. appellant vs.. The People
of the Territory Of Utah CLAYTON was
elected auditor Of public accounts in Utah
in 1879. and has held the office ever since
refusing to turn the Office over to Arthur
Pratt, appointed to the place by Governor
Murray, of Utah. 1t was eontended that
the act of the legislature of Utah creatiag
the office and providing it should be fllet
by popular election. is in contrayentior
with the organic act Ct the territory. Ihs
supreme court of Utah decided against
Clayton, and this court affirmed the judg
] ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-01-10
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

Rev. DR.. PATTON, ex-pastor of the
First Congregational Church of Chicago,
died suddenly in WestReld, n. j., on
Tuesday, of congestion of the lungs.
PrrTsBURG, Pa.-An express train on
the PittSburg & Lake Erie road ran down
and killed VIM. and John Angel, German
laborers. on n trestle near SouSGtOwn, Pa,
Tuesday afternoon.
JACKSON, Tenn.-Whle four boys, be-
tween the ages of and 8, were playing
under the edge of sand-bank on the
eastern portion of this city, the bank caved
in, burying the little fellows under about
ten feet of sand. Life was extinct before
they could be got out.
The Wabash Manufacturing company
of Chicago, dealers in blank books and
stationary, assigned. Liabilities, $780,
600: assets, somewhat less The failure
grows out of the recent failure in New
York of Preble & Co. and Sheffield & Co.
SPRINGFIELD, O.-General J. Warren
kiefer has been appointed receiver of the
VIM n. Whitley Reaper Company, one of
the largest manufacturers of reapers in the
world. Suits amounting to S66, 900 had
been filed when this action was taken.
This company lost heavily in the failure of
the Fidelity National Bank of this city.
AsHvTLIE. n. CA terrible tragedy
took place in Mitchell county, North Caro-
| lima. twelve miles from Bakersville, the
| county seat. In a drunken row Christmas
| dav three men were killed. Friday Monroe
Garland. brother of one of the murdered
men. rode up toa crowd in the same place
and fred into it, killing three and wound
| ing twelve.
DENVER. Colorado.-Ths Russian inau.
enza has just reached the Rocky noun
| tains. Three-fourtEs of the citizens of
| Denver are suffering from the plague
| Reports from Cheyenne are TO the effect
! that, that ctr is similar affected.
AN east bound freight train on the Wa
| bash road Jumped the track near Delphe
| Ind, and ten loaded cars were hurled down
| q twenty-foot embankment. With the eN
ception Of three tramps, who in jumping
were badly cut by a barb-wire fence, no
body was injured.
HIAwATHA, kas.-During a fire in
hotel here early Monday morning, IN,
guests were obliged to jump from win
dow to save their lives. A number wer
injured by the flames and from jumping
Those seriously injured are: DR.. Wilder
| OF bnlCdSOs tTeu bToohs, IldStAuS>, NSo-
H. WhelaI.. Hiawatha. Loss by the FIRE
so. 900.
| PrrTsBURG. - A mail train on tn
PENNSYLVANIA road when passing through
Tyrone Monday morning killed yard
master Wolfgang and probably fatally in
jured conductor Morley The men wer
standing on the track and were struck b
the engine.
At Bennett's Creek about ten miles eaS
of here. the same train ran over and kllle
two unknown men supposed to be Hun
carian laborers They stepped out OF thei
cabin on to the track directly in front {
the engine and were run down an
horribly mangled.
SPOKANE FAILS, Wash The town {
Wardner, the principal place of the Ceu
d'Alene mining district. has been wipe
ont of existence by FIRE. The loss vi
reach SO, 900, with little CT no insuranc,