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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-31
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Notice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE At HAnEY, IDAHO.
October 26th, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nsmed
settler has nled notice Of his intention TO make
anal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver At HALEY, Idaho. on November a. 1890. VIZ:
Sarah A. Edwards for the north half OF the north.
west quarter Of Section nine. and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of Section eight,
Township one SOUTH Range twenty.one east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: James Evans, Geo. ". Case. J. B.
Edwards and A. B. Case, sll Of Bellevue. Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such preof or who knows OF any sub
stantia ressoh under the law and the regulations
Of the Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed. will be given an opportu.
nifty at the above mentioned time and place to
to efer evidence in rebuttal Of th9t submitted by
claimant.
W. T. RILEY, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
October 6, 1880.

LAND OFFlCG AT HALEY, IDAHO.
October 6, $780,
Notice is hereby given thst the following. named
seuIef mas MED notice Of his intention to make f.
hal PROOF IN support OF his claim, and that said
PROOF will be made before the Re gister ana Re.
ceiver At HALEY, Idaho On November 8, 1880. viz.
ROBERT T. Vance for the east half Of the northeast
quarter. the northeast quarter of the southes st
quarter OF Section twenty eight, and the south.
east quarter Of the southeast quarter Of Section
three east. '"'"'''
ne names the following witnesses TO prove his
eonuhuons residence upon, and cultivation OF.
SAID land viz: Zachary T. Vance, of Martin. Idaho
antoine Vase, Of Arco, Idaho, E. s. Potion. Of Mil
uo sn ,aano, and A. j. spicer. of Carey, Idaho.
allowance Of such proof. or who knows Of anv snh.
stanasi reason under the law and the regulation
M we interior Department. why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an opportn.
MY At the above-mentior ed time and place To
cfoss-exsmins the witnesses Of said clsimsnt md
claimant. ~ ''''''ea 0'
". T. RILEY. Register.
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Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
Sept. o. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
Anal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register aud Re.
ceiver At HALEY, Idaho, on Oct 81, 1890, viz
James Bingham for the northe asst quarter Of Sec.
tton seven, Township three north. Range eighteen
east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: A. P. Turner Thomas Miser. j.
H. Mclaughlin, and &. z. Koonce, all of HALEY
Idaho.
W. 7. RIL EY, Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
October -, 1890.

LAND OfF1CE HALEY, IDAHO,
October p, 1890.
Notice is hereby given Ii At the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make f..
nal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re.
c.iver at HALEY. ldeho on November a. 1890, Wig:
b. A. Pearson. for the lots one ami two, and the
south half Of the quarter of Section four
Township feur north. Range twenty sig east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upen, and cultivation Of
said land. viz William Mathews, n. Swanson.
Charles Akin. and William TennamaD, all Of
Lost River p. ..
". T. RILEY, REGISTER,
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT Han EY, IDAHO.
October 8, $780, +.
Notice is here by given that the TO lowing. nsmed
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make A
nal proof in support Of his claim, and that sale
proof will be 1. ade before the Register and Re-
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho, on Saturday, November 8,
$50. viz: william Brown, for the east half of
the northwest quarter, and lots and 2 of Section
eighteen. Township two north, Range twenty one
east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of
said land, viz: Doug. Goodman, william Good.
man, Joseph Goodman and ]. W. Ballentine, all Of
Muldoon, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY, Register.
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". T. RILEY, Register.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
Tho Coming Debate.

The great tariff debate will begin in
Congress next Monday, aud judging
from tho indications, It Is not tho inten.
ton Of tho Republicans to waste any
time in partiuan discussion, but to get
right down to business at the start. 1t
Is a business measure and will DO treated
In a business.Ilko manner. Tho Repub.
licans will do but little specch.making,
and It Is expected that the Mckinley
bill will pass with but few amendments.
Tho TimsspSIar, Of Cincinnati, calls at
tention to a significant fact In connec'
ton with the coming contest, when II
says:
at has not escaped notice that the
country remains tranquil in the faco o.
this approaching tariff controversy
The nightmare that seized upon tho pub
lie when tho second Morrison bill wal
brought before a Democratic House and
later when tho Mills bill am up FOL
consideration, and hundred men begar
to play the FREQ trade horse.tlddle in tht
Capitol, has not reappeared nor is any
Thing resembling 1t experienced to-day
Everybody knows why. T%rotectionists
arc in control. The advocates OF the
Ap,crirop evstnm mn nconnmir nnlicy
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Cutting Down Wheeling I'LL.

II tho city is goinginto the hill.cutting
business. it should do it right, Wheel.
iny hill should be let alone, or cut down
90 as to benefit somebody. II IN easy
slope we're left on both tho cast and west
fuce, it would DO worth doing. To
merely cut Off the top ridge would DO
no good whatever. The old.time pro-
posal to level tho hill was a good
scheme, il a gigantic one.
The hill might DO cut of gradually,
say from tho level OF tho intersection OF
Foil and Tenth streets or tho Lincoln
school cite, slopins over into the Penin-
sula bottom; or n mound might DO left
for Il reservoir and Il park, and the four
sides sloped off with n series OF terraces,
which would make ideal building sites.
Such 4 mound formed by nature, is a
CONSPICUOUS and beautiful feature Of a
South American city, referred to in an
Interview with a lady from South Amer.
lea, which is printed in our local columnH
this morning.
The swell considered plan" asked by
Council OF its joint committee can only
be formulated by abandoning the idea OIL
cutting the hill down merely to the Level
the Of new reservoir. This would cost,,s
mint OF money" and cui BONO"
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THERE is more catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For n
great many years doctors pronounced it
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with local treatment, pronounced it in
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Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
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Tho IScuninlcr Case.

The habeas corpus which granted the
condemned murderer kemmler a new
lease Of life and prevented the execution
OF the sentence OF death by means Of
electricity was as unexpected by the
authorities rs it was disappointing to
the scientists who were curiously await
ing tho result Of the experiment. The
grounds upon which the writ was
granted by the United States court were
that the law WAS in conflict with the
national constitution which prohibits
the iniliction Of the death penalty by
cruel or unusual means. The point that
it is unusual, Gems TO have been well
taken in spite OF the decision OF the State
court. That it is not cruelhas never been
demonstrated.
When the United States Courts begin
their investigations before finally decid-
lug the matter, the question will arise as
to the methods to be pursued to arrive
at Il proper conclusion US to whether or
not death by electricity is painless. No
living man can decide the question, and
how the court is going to determine the
point will puzzle the wisest Of the Judges.
With this serious obstacle in the way OF
a satisfactory decision, it is likely that
kemmler will yet be permitted to die
OF old age.
The probability that there will be n
wholesale delivery Of murderers in New
York State who have been sentenced
under tho new law, in case it is decided
unconstitutional, is not the least start.
: ling phase OF the situation.
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ruRyAcEMES GETTING UNEASY.

c.n,rnc,s for ORE. md Coke far Long
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ior area ware greatly in excpss oi,he
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U;,herto iurnacenen haI hold oil max.
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are in n majority III This country, they
certainly should not fear or objcctto the
passage Of a law which would insure a
full vote and fair count. ltthelr claims
arc ut Nil Just they ought to unanimously
endorse such 4 law.
The fact Is that there Is 4 colored gen.
tleman in the Southern Democratic
woodpilc, and the operations OF the law
would bring him to light and protect
him in his right to vote. That Is why
the deceased States Rights doctrine lie
being resurrectcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01

Mn. CRAwronp, tho New York journ'
alist who reported the now famous In
t~eryiew with Mr.. Cleveland, in which
tho ex.Presidcnt was represented as
using sonc very undigniled, II not abso'
lutely ungentlemanly language, has de-
termincd that he will not remain In the
attitude in which he was placed by tue
World in It's retraction OF the article. lie
has rcsipned his position on that paper
md will tell tho truth about the inter
view in Frank Lcalie's Wu.trdied NtGs'
paper. lie alleges that Mr.. Cleveland
used language even worse than that he
reported for tho World and will show up
the whole business. Mr.. Cleveland Is
not in an enviable position.
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In the light OF history 1t ought not 10
DO necessary for the 1STELLiGENcEn to
do more than enter a general denial to
the Registers claim TINT tho indictments
against Republicans for alleged election
olrsnses were not malicious prosecutions
undertaken for political effect. The evi.
dcnce was manufactured and furnished
by Democratic politicians with the film
sicst sort OF material TO work upon.
Granting that 4 majority Of the mem.
bers OF the grand jury were Republi-
cans, as the Register GLAZING, they were
forced to bring in true bills, because the
evidence before them vas all on one
side. The accused parties were not al.
lowed to 10 before them and make a de-
Tense. The grand jury was not sitting
to try cases, but to hear complaints. The
Republicans on tho grand jury knew us
well as anybody the aminus OF the COM
plainte, but it was their sworn duty to
report them for IN impartial investiga-
ton in open court. The grand jury did
not make the evidence nor did it sum
mon tho Witnesses. Democratic depu-
ty niarshals and Democratic politicians
looked after that matter.
When the cases came up for trial the
parties indicted were acquitted one after
another, in many instances Judge Jack
son instructing the juriea to render a
verdict Of not guilty without leaving
their seats. In some cases District At.
torncy Watts, the Democratic official in
charge Of the prosecutions, refused to
even make arguments for tho Govern
ment, and complained that he had been
deceived as 10 the merits OF the indict.
ments. These proceedings took place
right here in Wheeling and in Parkers-
burg last summer. They were repeated
in Wheeling at the late term OF court.
We challenge the Register 10 produce a
list Of all persons indicted for alleged
violations OF the election law since the
election Of 1883, giving the politics OF
each, together with the number OF such
indictments that were not sustained on
trial, and the judges charges to the
%juries. II such data cannot be secured
from tho records Of tho court, perhaps
the Register has some newspaper files
convenient 10 which it can refer.
We feel sure that ii the Registers
memory has failed, such m inyestiga.
ton will serve to brighten it up a little.
Our neighbor certainly recalls how it
boosted Of the unearthing Of Republican
frauds, and pointed to the long list OF in
dicted Republicans as evidence Of the
justice OF it's claim. Now, when in near
ly every instance these indictments have
not been sustained after a trial before
judge and jury, our neighbor charges it
to the account ofthc grand jury, instead
Of to that Of the political conspiratcrs
who forced the cases on the grand jury
in order to affect public sentiment, and
to aid them in stealing 4 Governorahip.
The people are not fools and have not
forgotten these things, no more than
they have forgotten that the votes OF
some ofthe indicted Republicans. whom
the United States Court has decided
were legal voters, were assailed and de-.
cided illegal by a partisan Legislature in
order to helpcoAsummate the conspiracy
to rape the State Of West Virginia.
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1t is only n question Of time until
Wheeling will have to fall in line with
tho modern method OF street lighting
The gas era is fast dying out and in itt
stead will come the electric era. Wheel.
ing will not be content 10 witness hel
sister cities enjoying the luxury which
is the accompaniment Of tho general
progress Of the ago. So long as gas il &c
cheap rs it is in this city, the agitation
i'll favor OF electricity will, Of course, lag,
hut when il. can be shown that in add.
ton TO tho superior light derived from
its use the latter will DO even more eccn.
omicsl, Wheeling will not BE- long in
adopting the method.
In this connection it is interesting to
note that tho city OF Allegheny is ar.
ranging for the adoption Of tho tower
system Of electric lighting, which is a
decided Improvement on tho old meth.
DDS Of street lighting in use in many
cities. The Pittsburgh Commercial Gas.
cite quotes Chairman stayton, OF the
Gas Committee OF Councils, as saying
that when this system was put in opera.
ton Allegheny would be among the best
lighted cities in the country. There
would be iilty.two towers in all and
these arc rapidly being placed in posi-.
ton. Some Of these would contain four
mud others five arc lamps, ranging from
5000 to 1000 candle power each. These
towers were so placed that the reflection
FROM the lamps Of one would blend with
that Of those adjacent, and in that way
tho formation Of shadows from telegraph
poles or other objects on tho streets
would be prevented.'
Councilman Brown, who visited De.
troit and investigated tho Carver system
as in use there, said that it was the most
perfect system OF lighting in existence.
"There are" said he, mo dark corners
to DO found anywhere within the city
limits. In Windsor, Canada, which ia
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Mr.. William L. Wilson, tho scholarly
and distinguished representative in Con.
sress from tho Second district, has evi.
IDENTIFY forgotten that the doctrine oil
States Rights, as advocated blythe ultra.
lists in the Democratic party, had the
life shot out Of it a quarter OF a century
ago. In IN interview upon the subject
Of the proposed Federal election law, as
advocated by Speaker Reed in his Pitts.
burgh speech, Mr.. Wilson said:
"The trainers Of the Constitution had no idea
that At any future time my party would hAva
the Auducity 10 propose such a law. Tho Rcpub.
lean Idea Is 10 take from the hands Of the states
the machinery OF election. This Is opposed to
the spirit ct the Constitution: The STATE. have
not only the right TO- conduct the election OF
their representatives In Con xress, but have the
right IL decide whether their candidate are
elected. The general Government. has, lit my
opinion, no right 10 Interfere IN such matters,
Mr.. Wilson knows as well as anybody
that the Constitution OF the United
States gives the general government
''the right to interfere in such matters"
when it thinks necessity requires that
it should exercise the right, Section 4
Of Article I OF the Constitution is as
follows:
1.-THE times, places and name OF
holding elections for Senator's and Rep.
resentatives shall be prescribed in each
State by the Legislature thereof; but tie
Congress may at any time by law make or
alter such regulations, except as to the
places Of choosing Senators"
1t will be seen that Congress has clear
ly the right to regulate the elections for
congressman, and insure an honest vote
and a fair count when the States them.
selves fail to guarantee honest elections.
That is precisely the present situation,
and there is no sinister motive behind
tho proposed federal election bill. It
means that Congress intends to
guaranteed that every voter shall enjoy
his constitutional rights, Of which no is
deprived in many Of the Southern States;
that every qualified voter shall DO al.
to cast his ballot rs he desires, and
that it shall be honestly counted. II,
as they claim so freely, the Democrats
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PRESIDENT llAnnlsoS gives evidence
flint ho intends to keep close watch on
the Treasury. E%xtravagant a%ppropria'
tons for public buildings will not re-
ceive his approval.
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Just across the river, the streets are as
bright every night in the year aa II the
moon was shining full. w anticipate
that our system here will even be better
than the one In use there"
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WHEELING. MAY |, 1890.

VIZ publish elsewhere the defense OF
Senator Quay by Row. DR.. Wheeler in
tho Pittsburgh Christian ADVOCATE. 1t
deserves n careful reading.
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BLACK HENRIETTAS Sc,

All manufactured in Bradford, England. Also a full line
Of the celebrated Priestley Hcnriettas in black, at regular
prices, every dress warranted to give satisfaction. Our
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Railroad Cords, Whip Cords, India Silks, All Wool
Chalhes, embraces all the new designs and colors.
Special attention given to Table Linens, in which de-
partment there are some extraordinary bargains.
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iIIk..iN

DIED.
KLElE-On Tuesday afternoon, April 90. 1890,
AT five o'c och, DAHlEt KLEIN, aged IL Yeas,
2m0nths and S dajg.
Funeral from IFS late residence, $50 Jacob
street. thi. Thursday afternoon at : O'Clock.
Friends Of the family invited to attend. In
tctment at Greenwood cemetery.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


MARRIED.
CLAHK-HERvEY-On Wednesday. April 90,
1870. ut the residence OF the brides mother,
South Front street, by Rev. I.hvcrty Greer,
assisted by Kew. DR.. Cunningham, Mr.. joins
KAsD5lrH CLARK and Mis- ELLA CEAiG
IEEvET.
wELLs-oLlvER-At SEQ p. N, on Wednesday
April ~, 1899, by Rev q. v. Grimes, Mr. J.
". WELLS and Mis- J EssiE OLIVER.