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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion Of the mucous
membrane Of the nose a. hrst, Increases
with each cold until II spreads through
out the whole mucous system. Affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressIne and DANGEROUS complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require. VIII Pee
sen you free Of charge 10y Or =. Jiay
odd, 43 MOnroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II YOU are nervous, restless. irritable,
sieepless OF wake after hoTfie dreams,
tired mornings, With a dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth. eometmtS dis
charges, and 20 about your employ
ment without life, energy and ambition,
desire 20 be alone, gloomy forebod ngs,
= disposition 20 worY and fret about
trouble ahead that never Gomez spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain. some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power, which may end ln utter
prOstrstloD, insanity aud death.
II You have great sense ~ weakness
and wes sriness. with tired iiulH. uumb-
ness. trembling. prickiy eenssilouf. cold
feet AID legs, you are advancing T. tast
most Serious disease, paralysis.
II your head aches. feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations i0ss of
memory, and you think with fhculfv,
OF you are slespless 81 night. with orow-
siness and onliness during thc daY. tho
nerve and hrsn fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
il you have any 81 these feelings 10
not neglect them o. they ywiil ere in pBr-
siysls, INSANITY, pTpstrstOn of death
As you value your iifs ao not neglect
thee warniDgs- Times and experience
have shown. 8nd hundreds ~ EtErfI e
and marvellous cures have proved. shat
these diseases are perfectly and oun-
p'stsly Cured bv Dr. =. Clay TODD, No.
A. Monroe At room 8. Grand Rapids
Under toe use II Dr. p Clay Todd's
remarkable rsfned "a. 81 thnss srf.ln.
toms yleld - II y rnaFio, snc strength
Il nerves. vlvor ~ train. rifa 'fv II
blood and health q BODY sre soon re-
stored
His remedies sre purely regeiafie
s1e harmless, and CAT only te obis med
81 ht ceoe.
Oh TODD compounds hif prescrin-
t5ons before. .esch patient D his Office
lstarTh, oesiuess. rheufnstIsn. uer-
vous dsDH HtT. lnysoteuoe snd sl dlg
eases resulting from esrlv md 'srretIons
snd sFeessss 81 tnaunoc6 Al r. lsessef cf
TIE urinary otgsus. parts rars vet,
FfflcooeIle- F1{tUres, tImDrs. sff0tu ole.
0ic sores, cr0psF. fkn disfasef. iIFrf
snc kl1ufV couIrlaiSts heart 1'stHser.
foortness = fTestn faCE ~ nead.
susI cf back stf ueiuc ~ 81 female
oSErI :. sIrts and chronic clseases cured
quickly anf perm suerty.
rH TOUEis oflcs IS ~ A. Monroe st..
rofrn 4. f4rsnd Psr1ds. N'cr.
Ns raaclcluss agree vllfi tnt stGuacf
s1a vou car sat suFttrg vDu Cnoasr
He f 81 his efits from fr fhe morn
~ unti Fl fne evening. everr s7s
tuf surfsTE
Can Everybody. Afrsndiv taiFwI
Crlsf rU1 nDf- ~
Lev Cnsrgssi kapie Cursa
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

WALKING DRzsS bat the immense
Tat ermins muf and the half boots OF
gray Jean cost the bettes part Of a week
In consultations. The bonnet is gray
sasrino Etth = white ostrich feather
Here Is = second froek, the one in fact
IN which the pretty maid above mep-
h0ned sas FOR her picsare. In rs an In
Ian muslin slip with round bosom,
plain. drawn nes sucker and short
BishOp sleeves There is = scosf OF
plaised lawn which crosses the bosom
D 'front.' and - sied In bow at the waist
behtnd The skirs falls down straighs
and sottly bat does not cover the red
morocco slippers OF the white silk stock
ms. When is has done is duty as a
receiver Of New Years calls 10 Will be
AID aside a. a qaAins Jaly morning
F0wn
Il would not De surprising II the ques-
jon OF knee breeches cautiously mooted
'or two seasons were really 70 make
some progress. Tor though men will noe
commit ths mssl YES, even 20 lend bar
nony 10 . Christmas carnival. 10 shoe
bac kiss and bows IS the knees with the
same aIacrity a. II bows and buckles
could be utilized afterward FOR Tea, or
say rather Cor smoking gowns, yct for
the Christmas dance shers Is = certain
prospects Of lowered valsecoats and
even of suuff boIss-unhllsd- For this
sams Christmas dance the two dresses
I have seen are VsFT int resting repro
51caons % old holiday festival gowns
Ono q shese - = frook Of yellow crepe
Nish rasber = long plata corssgs set on
. wAiss band AID fastened With rosetse
behind About she bast rams a. old
tame Wheel trinninz. And ire tucker IL
0i bload The sleeve is short and full
with more rheel trimmings and the
hair Il 20 ~ done m isrgs curls With two
long Tellov ostrich plsmes Waite aid
gloves and white sa5in Shoes
The ssher froek "a Of white crepe With
ribbon sas5 tiad on shs right side and
ending In gold sasseis A white velvet
ribbon i sewn absat tie skirs aud
Epanzlsd With gold There il hiz h
lace sucker and yellow shaw 70 be
drawn through she arms and carried
wish s1 she coquestish grace ~ the old
dAvs The hair Is 10 Do rorn Ia dis
bevelled~ caFls confined with a white
xslvet bad rish . bow over he left
ga It has IN teressed ne % co told
shss ne yosngss women vili need -
fAssen shs Ioog gold earnings banded
Aowa IN families wtsh silk thresdS =
TAey hsve no holes IN sheir Asrs
SearlV everybody Knows hov ths
unlnuss - asncsd. a. vith only a hint
- - TIA bVzoae grsces, oas rnaT ssy
eoilv md nississoe-tacsgh tbsse SO
she snas and pisce sre sasohroo isuas-
snA pas ~ so-nethinx more aovel than
eia-fsshicned tsccks. an sid fashioned
6inneE s@ble In saese days. when sverg
lthlaT n served e Rasse and noshis ;
isppesrs ca she board bst ass ziass and
ifowers. the ed profssion -ill seen az
tariT farbsric - acs dFspsptic eut VI
sertainlT isdace shat fsr wbioh tbe NEs
sixhs. a nev sensation. VII Toa snov
~ Ne zrsnd 3inaes - Are courses
shs 3isaer shst ~ss served For the Ash
~ Decs-n ber. sra sn8 aow again 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

example,. would 20 10 she middle. with
four plates Of dried fruits. "a sprieets.
green gages. ralsins and pears. about
them; then would come ofsnges olives.
prancilss and pssts6hio nuts for the
fosr oStwsrd oornsrS wslnses. hlsersa.
nonpsrehs aud pears for the four
squares; chestnRss and Portugal plans
for two dishes between top and bottom.
and sir long dishes holding pinespples.
French plums and branded fruits. as
peaches, cherries. apricots and nectar.
ines
All this. With it's oncs Important
nioeties and panotiuios. form sIsted By
MeAllisters nov In their grsyss was
the extreme fashionable style Of holt
day entertain meat at the beginnipg Of
the eentarT, but . more radical novelty
FOR the OenturT's end eosld hardly Be
devised have . mIad 10 tell yos how
70 roast pig Tor such 3 disnes and yas
n mighs take 200 long Thhs 1 vill say,
that AL NE Old directions aov being
ooaned over assume that you, tks
vOmsz. a. yoOS Own killing. sticking
shs yoanx sad inn Oaeat saoriaca 'fust
tefF- 80 aFE@-N AtA1- t8N ~ yAHF
svn pig also aad sew ). CD asd laT it
Down 20 a clear aFe pith pig pisse-
ssnz in tbe middle To roast your
Christmas goose res sp3t it ssd beste Is
sith cold satter aaa dust y with sosr
md ssru it brisklF foy sasee- quarters of
an aoss. Keeping is good distance
frozn Ne Ere not - scoreh she oatside
Fhen you have Boiled the ban tbas
yoes yish Christmas pig asi goose yos
sub it sits an agg 50 ssrew on bread
rau - snd ses it - ths eosls - hFepn-
There's = sgrksy - cock slso. and rah-
blts puxpsise3- 9Th uTTtls spsizs in
Ehsir mouths sE5 uinee pie~ snd =
rrsss piun ps33ins - - bropThs IN
sssiaz ~ith BRANDY. but the recipes 80
Fhosa two iasser aaintfes have not altered
~ - uach - = raisin 81 a ssrip q
sra.x. pal in a hpudred T~sss
Csndied riciets whieh are ~ st a. =
rosern tsvazssoa. sere she fsvories
f~seas ~ a. ss8er rolS sebs Bat az q
Christmas = sot sariaz or trinsing.
hosrh shs New Yeers sske hsz toEs
sosainx saas ! shasld f0rgss ,. sn3
Fsrs. - ~asa sowz Auxs slriosas snS
aronS - a. aza torrnssa So lsEn "a
Foazf TAEe. y 20 vslk ~ sarsazooa.
d0ssN aaEzsss. saso~ xkA-es. csass-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
For the East.

G. r. & I. tram leaves Grand Rapids at
200 p. m. daily except Sunday, arrives
Pittsburgh 6:35 a. M; Harrisburg 500
.. NJ; Baltimore 800 p. m; Washing
ton s:l5 p. M; Philadelphia $50 p. M; /;
New York 9:35 p. N. Tickets and
sleeping csr accommodations secured
at Union Ticket Office, Monroe-st., or
at G.. K. Il |. station.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
HnlIHnr RafaA

For the Holidays, the c. & W. VI. R'y
and y. L. 4 y. r. x. will sell excursion
tickets tosll local points and TO Chicago
81 one and one-third fare for the round
trip. Dates of sale Dec. oath, 25th and
3lst. 1890, and Jan. 1st, 1891. Good go
ing only on date of sale and al good 70
return until Jan. Srd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
~uow to Cor. An SKIN Diseases

Simply apply "swAvNE' OTSTNEST."
No internal medicine required. Curse
tetter, eczeula, itch. ali eruptlOus on the
face. hands. nose. etc. leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Its great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYNE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

And my money paid for it. After
having Liver Compliant -four years. and
spending money on nosTums and doc
tors who didn't help me. I tired sui
phur Rters. SIX bottles cured me I
shall slwavs use them--G. y. But'r,
frraes 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
From Chicago,

through coach leaves Michigan Central
station at $40 p. m. daily except sun
day, arriving at Grand Rapids at $50
p. m, dining car attached. Through
Wagner sleeping car leaves at 1910 p.
m. daily, arrives at Grand Rapids at
E-1h a m
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
Eor Chicago,

through parlor coach leaves Grand
Rapids via. G. r. & !. K. K. at 1890 a.
IN. daily except Sunday, arriving at
Chicago at ABS p. m. Through Wag-
ner sleeping car leaves at ll.o5 p. m.
daily, arriving at Chicago at 6:40a. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
All Grades and
Prices.

We have the Largest Assortment OF Fancy and
Willow Rockers at lower prices than
ever shown by us before.
Bisaue Figures, Vases. Odor Jars Bone Plates,
Tea Cups and Saucers. Water Sets.
A Large Variety All prices
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

All run down. from the weakening
8scts az warm weather. vou need a
good onic ard blood purifier Ike
Hood ~srss nariIts. 9ve this pecu-
lar medicine a traL Sold hY AZ drug.
ISIS
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

1t vii ear fa5res g insnect ne saods
offered ss special bargains ~ J. t.
W Irnr
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18
CHRISTMAS REYELA
How = Hunaay Week q Locx
Azo W4 go Revived

gbFasss ssssaa Dresses 80 a a@1is --asf = en<s4z-
@~s DISEASES stsA f-s4g-ass BisAs.
- Gs@sg Cs@r>s-ks ass@s SEA
sAs ssst4alas % 49, c..saxs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

Na3e ~ valley CITY MllIaz rec. Grand
kspids, e a lanaly laYou5e. Try lL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

10 the
Mr. HlGAI0NED IL uGGERl ten YOU what's happee let
right
telling
o
rght D
me, any didn't To
Do not fail of those pretty presenting
to all who call at store before Christmas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18

sienee a Vassar girl
has studied OnS
between recitations
% its smallest de-
tailS. from = fash
Ton plate for Jan
uary. 1914 IL Is a
white lawn frock
with high aFched
collar trim med With
lace and having
long ath ere 4
sleeves With 10
goes a gray merino
coaAquaint and not
ungracefal. with its
spanish lepels,"
epsulets on shoul
ders and wide bor-
der % white swans
down. These sc-
cou tremeutS hard
ly surprised a dress
maker in these days
Of dress reVivaiS
- sAa f,.-aUga
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-18


fsDscias CsssasDe4asassf
A bsrtheomiax Carissnaas FESTIVAL nay
ores sakgessieas - tnssa IA ss4sch "a
nossi Sea IA exsass 49, ghs fsszls4l -
@1szdea - sas ssl1sa -~i4iak ~ =
sslssFy-a@lrsd eoaDi@ wha asspiss
tisls ysazA are sees seeasloakliy
IA ehs ~ bsss boxss a
ths MsHoPOlitsa Opsxsr He4sa. aad
~c0ss shi.1Fsn and gsaadeaiidssa haze
~ uesr~uarflsd siGh fsAiiiss sn4s loox
dosa ea tas gsrv9aa Pssssnsisss 81 Me-
AiltsleF's f0as haadrsd
The 4nsl4 aaxiaa tAssss II shs psss-
0sss sr4adi4aghssr gave she inspira-
tiesa- fhi. y0aag ~omsa h.s been
pAinssd - i4Hloas sstlsk after pos-
tr'ais ~ srsas grsad-agat In mgslia
fyoc4 aaa lscs taszsF an1 after this @haa
moss nasaraI thaR she suggestion -
b0td ChFsssnas reysls as thev mizhs
have bssa hsl4 shea grand nD0thss sAs
boFa2
Tie date " shss evens vas Christmas
eFs. lstA baA a. plans ~ Ee developed.
sdaersnos % = special year has bosn
lost sigha u IA wider designs for re-
viva ~ she Decem Dor dress ana dinner
~ ths beginning q she eentary. The
plans themselves On . larger OF less
Ga lensiss scale could be initiated easily.
An cid Dateh house on Loag Islaad,
the sammsr home q one braneh of The
family. Aas been chosen Tor rem
assyoa< ias lo~- -br0~sd rooms With
thslr heavy beams Will DO something
tosard Keeping In coontenance ths
laughing ghosts oi past generation
shas throughout holiday week will hold
high cagaivAi Ia them. FROM sunset
the nigaa before Christmas 70 sgn-up
the mOrning afseF New Years the
weaFing of modorn dress aas been pro-
hibited sxeeps for Figidly defined par-
poses and within rlgi4ly dshned boanas.
The cossuming Tor thl9 very original
and prolonged rsvel Is, Of course, An I'M
portant consideration
Here, foT example - a New Years
salking dress, which. with Infinite pa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

Mr.. II. d. Ripple has been superin-
tending a mine for the Walker Bros,
in Shasta county, California, for a few
months past. His description ri the
weather over there ~ half serious hall I
comical. All who know him, know
his pronounced way Of speaking. He
says. There was never anything
Ike it. AT Delta just below me, up TO
the time Of my leaving 50 3-5 inches
Of rain had fallen this season--that Is,
since October. Where | was it had
rained every day but one for fifty
seven days consecutiyely, and when
/ say rain 1 mean rain. What they call
i Just a gentle shower over there, we
here would call eloudburst. The
roof is of from California this year
sure When one stops TO think what
G5 3 inches Of rainfall means IL takes
on a serious look. II means water up
TO the chin Of man six feet tall.
Think Of that much water falling upon
mighty watershed and by the Me
Cloud, the Pitt, the Feather, the Yuba,
the Bear aad innumerable mountain
torrents pouring into the Sacramento
and by that river driven down through
and over the valley below. Fortunately
! the fall was limited to about one inch
day and in the high hills it was in
the form Of snow and il still held
} there; but never since " 10" have tbs
sicrrns and siskiynn ranges carried
! such tremendous depth Of snow, and
should the weather suddenly grow
warm in March under heavy rain, a.
often happens. so that the American
, would Join with the more northern
G rivers in swelling the food, the vale,
$ would see such food as never before
The people in that valley should b
] building boats.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

Divorces, according 10 the report
the Commissioner Of Labor. have been
granted in this country for the follow
ing causes: zone woman was granted
a divorce because her husband per
sisted in coming home at 10 o'clock at
night, and keeping her awake talking.
This she called mental cruelty, and
the court agreed with her. Another
woman secured divorce because her
husband cut Off her bangs by force,
and still another because her spouse
refused to cut his toe nails. One
wiie's feelings were laeerated TO the
point OF legal separation because hei
husband would not wash himself, thus
causing her mental anguish. TIL,
sensibiliiies Of another wife were out
ragged past cure because her husband
said her sister was thief. One mar
got divorce because his wife didn'
sew on her husbands buttons"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.



Notice Is hereby given that Eugene Ilson, OF
Rocky Bar Gilmore county, Idaho, whose pnsioliice
address Is Rocky iiar, In sail county and TERRITORY,
has made application for United States Patent for
REPUBLIC LODE
Mining Claim. situate Ia Rear Greek fsiniB district
Elmnrc county, formerly Aturas county, Idaho Tor.
ritary, consisting Ut hfteen hundred linear feet 81
the lode, and surface ground six hundred feet wide
being L0t No Gl and dcscrihod IN she fcd notes and
plat Of the official survey Gle In this Office with
magnetic variation at Il degrees Is minutes east a.
follows: Commencing At point At center II West
eiid Of claim where notice Of location postod and
center Of uie thence nj deg 81 min 500 feet 20
sM corner No, l; thence 70 deg 30 min go fect
u NV corner No. d thence IS deg - min 4 800
feet 10 \ u eBrser No. 3. thence n deg % nn w
80 Ieet 10 81 corner No a. thence Sa deg 80 min
1850 feet 10 sW corner No and place nf begin
ming survey II exterior boundaries from corner
No. l, T. mineral monument No. l tfoFnsriy
Hartlscrabhle) bears 3 50 deg Il min W esdT fest
distant; AREA ~. S25 acres; there conflicts
The said mining claim being Of rerorl IN the Office
Of the Recorder Of said mining district AZ Haley in
tions heug '.Olhirs sur 720 owned anil worked by
Comfort Consolidated Mining co on the west and
Pcorman sur. 7es oNned by Alexander PfeifIeT, on,
tile SOUTH
direct that this notice he publi,hed in tho
ELAoaE BtLLkfis At Rocky Bar In said Elnio,c
rotisty, the newspaper published nearest the said
mining claim, iUr the period Of sixty days
o BILlsS0s, Register.
d. E. wALpRoS, Attorney for Claimant
First publication Nov D.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01

Idnho's CLAIMS to Statehood entities
her to instant admission to the Union.
She has population OF 10000 peo-
pie and her cities and towns are
thriving and progressive. In the
Snake river valley are 100000 acres
Of prolific land II needs but irriga-
ton and the tickle Of the hoe TO bios.
som into n harvest. Even by private
enterprise irrigating works are spread
ing with amazing rapidity, and il the
Government takes up the matter, in
less than dozen years in this valley
will be located the happy homes OF
hall million people.
Some lucky chance gave 10 Idaho
its name. In the Indian dialect
Idaho signifies "Gem of the Noun
tains," and surely il is an appropriate
name. IL is the Switzerland Of
America, a land OF enchanted lakes,
oi beautiful rivers, glaciers, forests, of
sweet smiling valleys, of wierd wild
varied mountain scenery, with its
thousand domes of everlasting snow.
And yet its glorious contour falls into
naught when compared 10 the treas
ures that lie within. Hidden beneath
those mountains are mines OF lead,
copper, silver and gold more precious
than those which gave TO California
the name Of the Golden State. A.
yet these mines have been merely
scratched, and the present year will
witness the most extraordinary results
from The development Of the Idaho
mines. Idaho is destined 20 become
the home OF bold and hardy race
II is already the home 81 a bright and
enterprising people, who are in ever,
sense worthy Of American citizenship
and they should have it.-racoma
Globe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
THE LOST STANTON DIGeINGs.

While the people OF this section,
who are always infested in anything
relating to mines or mining, are anN-
iously waiting for the early spring find
Of "the Lost Cabin" and the advent
Of the intrepid prospector who an
unally runs across the famous "Blue
Bucket" digging, the oregonian furn-
isfles this pretty faii specimen of re-
cent "find:" "Samucl George and Nj
r. Brown. of Cornucopia, Or, have
discovered the long -sought-ior Stanton
diggings, in the Eagle range of noun
tains. In ls65 stanton brought To
Baker City several ounces Of placer
gold, hut refused To reveal the place
from which il came. In n saloon row
he killed man and fled for his life,
taking the secret Of his discovery with
him. Many have serched in vain for
his lost diegings. George and Brown,
however, accidently stumbled in Gay
apoo. into one Of stanton's old pros
pect holes, and upon investigation
iabnlo isly rich prospects were found,
and a pick, shovel and irving pan and
several ounces OF gold, evidently
panncd from a space Of fifteen feet on
bedrock. Active work VIII he prose-
cuted ON the dieginss in the spring
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

ISTEkn STATES LAND OYYIcE.
HALEY, Idaho, November IL, 1850
Notice Is hereby given that Cyrus Y. smith, whose
t,ostonice address + Rocky Bar, fillmore county,
Idaho Territory, has made application for United
States rateni for the
ATLANTA EAST EXTENSION
Lode mining claim, situate in Atlanta Middle
Boise mining district Elnorc county formerly Al
turas county, Idaho Territory, consisting OF six
hundred linear feet OF the lode and surface ground
thTeo hundred feet vide on the south and two hun.
dred feat wide the north side thereof being Lot
Ma Ga and described IN tho field notes and plat OF the
official survey lie In this office. with magnetic
ration at Is degrees Is minutes east a. follows:
Beginning al point W end Of claim where no
fice Of location is posted thence ~ deg % min
300 feet wv corner No l, u. :. mineral monument
No. /, Middle Boise or Atlanta mining district bears
6s deg As minutes W so feet distant. thence Is
deg % min 500 feet sw cor No. 3. thence 40 deg
80 min go feet Sc cor No 8, thence n Is deg %
min W 500 feet NE corner No. 4. thence 40 deg 81
min 90 feet cor No. and place Of beginning,
yey Of exterior boundaries, containing area Of
S8s acres. No conflicts
The said mining claim being Of record IN tho Office
OF the RecsFer 81 sail mining district az Haley In
Aftnras county, Idaho The nearest known loca-
tons being the "Ull Chunk survey No 49, tho
ECLIPSE nnsnTveyed the north and Turner's
extension unsnryeycd on the vest
| direct that this notice be published In the
flmore BULLETIN, At Rnrky Rar Idaho, the neNspa-
per Published nearest the said mining elain for the
period Of sixty dAya
II, o. BitLiSas. Register.
ID. Z. waIhron Attorney for Claimants.
First publication Nov. g.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
AIiuras Lodge No. l2,A.F.&A. NJ

D0D Regular stated meetings o. Alturas
w LedEe No. Il. A. y and A. n. are
& AZ held at Masonic Hail. Ia Rocky HAr,
~ Idaho, on the THIRD SATURDAY Of
each nlcnfh.
sojouruing brethren arr cordially invited % at
tend GEo. u. GOLDEN, W. NJ
W. C wICKEasIiAN, secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


uxirxD STATES LAxp 0FFicg
HaLKs lssno, November II, issa.
Notice il hereby given that Cyr's Y. smith, whose
postofiice address Is Rocky bar, Eimnre county,
Idaho, and John II. Casey, whose posiofice address
j. Atlanta in xaid county and Territory, have made
application for United States Patent Tor the
"oLD CHUNK LODE
mining claim, situate in Middle Boise or Atlanta
mining district. Elsnorc county, formerly Alturas
county Idaho Territory, consisting OF fourteen hun
red gCO) linear feet Of the lode, and surface ground
six hundred feet wide, being Lot No o.. and de-
s,rihed ia the field notes and plat Of the official
yey on e in this Office with magnetic variation Al
Is degrees a. minutes east, as follows:
Beginning at point 81 degrees 90 minutes 100
feet distant from the where thu original notee
of location potcl and at eenter OF lode; thence
Is deg % min 80 feet sw corner No 1: thence
\ is deg 90 min 800 feet corner No. 9: thence a.
g. mineral monument No l. Middle Boise nr Atlanta
mining district bears 50 deg 30 min W l454 feet
distant. thence n 81 deg 90 min 1900 fcet NE cor
No ); thence D Is deg 90 min 800 feet 81 corner
No 4; thence S, "a deg 90 min W 400 feet Sw cor
No | and place OF beginning survey OF exterior
boundaries containing an AREA OF 1904 acres No
coBirts
The sail mining claim being Of record In the Office
OF the Recorder Of said mining district, at Haley.
ia AiturAs county, idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being the Eclipse unsurvcyed and
the ATLANTA East Extension uisnrreycd ON the
west and adjoining this claim.
direct that this notice be published In the e.
more BuLLsriS, at Rocky Bar, Idaho, tho news
paper published nearest said mining claim, Tor ths
period OF sixty days
H. o. BILLINGS Register.
d. T. WALpRoS attorney for claimant.
First publication Nov. 10. 1850