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HAD BERI-BERt.
A Strange Disease Brought Aboard ship
by Gale of Wind.

A Strange Disease Brought Aboard ship
by n Gale of Wind.
NEW REpFoRp, Mass, Sept. i5-Tho
whaling bark Petrei, Capt. Edwin j. Reed,
Of this city, has just arrived here, after a
voyage OF Eve years, mostly Ia the Atlantic
ocean. Capt Reed says that while of Pata-
gonia, several months agn. Il gale -eaI1c-aA
from on shore during which large quantities
OF fine white powder came ON the ship,
choking those who Inhaled it. Next day one
of the crew was taken sick and his feet be-
gan 20 swell The swelling continued
until his whole body was affected.
Ono after another of the crew was
taken until thirty -four had the dis
ense. This left only three men 20
work the ship. Each person afflicted swelled
10 almost twice his usual Size aud the flesh
assumed yellowlsh color. Although the
disease was attended with little pain, a
burning sensation in the stomach was felt
The bark was headed for Dominica, W. l..
The vessel was not allowed 20 touch at any
port. The disease had never been heard of
BY amy one on the vessel, and no one knew
what 10 do for IL. Capt. Reed ordered the
flesh rubbed with coarse brushes, aud a
simple diet and light doses of epson salts,
with carbonate OF soda. Some OF the men
began 20 improve, but nine continually
grew worse and modification set in Physl-
clans at this port pronounce the epidemic To
be beFl-beri, disease prevalent in some
parts OF the globe, but this Is said to be- the
FIRST case on record Of iis having come on
board a ship In a gale nf wind.
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Potter ana Lovell Arrested.

B0sTos, sept f5.--Walter Potter aud W.
u. Lowell, Of the firm of Potter, Lowell 4
Co. we're arrested to-day ON warrants
charging them with embezxlements and lar
ceny. The complaint was made by Charles
Richardson, Of Philadelphia, member Of
the arm OF q. Richardson 4 Sons and d.
rector In the National Bank Of the Republic
In Philadelphia, and president of the Edge
Hill Furnace company, and n alleges eEn-
hsxxIement and larceny of s7o,0oo worth Of
bonds OF the Edge Hli Furnsee company.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
Terrihis Method of . Yoang 0iri whe AT
tempted sasessae.


PTrrsBrRa, Kan, Sept. lathe little city
Of Cherokee, within few miles OF this city,
Is nov receiving a second chapter of their
celebrated Hunt Fessenden scandal. This
was arst brought 60 public notice by an at
tempt of Mrs, Fessenden to shoot and kin
A. A, Hunt, a Cherokee groceryman. shr
wounded him twice, but he recovered. She
gave as an excuse that Hunt, a married
man, had ruined her daughter. No prose
cutlon followed. but soon afterward war
rant was issued for Hunt. but he skipped.
Saturday evening rumor was current
that Hunt had shot himself at Denver Col
The young girl he Is claimed 60 have ruined
heard OF this and about IL O'Clock at night.
after her folks had retired. went 10 the Hunt
residence, and, seated upon the porch, pro
cceded 10 swallow the contents OF phiai OF
carbolic acid. Her moaning from the ter
rible burning pain aroused the family, and
coming out they found her la terrible
condition. Physicians we're summoned and
thoy endeavored 10 relieve her, She Is
badly burned internally and will hardly re
cover. She was youg girl OF good charac-
ter until the disclosures La the case,
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Important Test Gases.

COUNCIL BLuFFs, Ia, sept. 15.--An assoc
CfHrtuu ur TOWN nrrwrTs 7rnd fttrrTor ti--4~rs
here have retained Chicago attorneys TO
look after their interests In connection with
testing the validity OF the Wilson substitute.
for the original package Law. This viii be
attacked ON the ground that while the
United States congress has power to con4rol
commerce between the states, IL has not the
power to delegate that power to any state
The lawyers engaged wera those who carried
TO the United States supreme court the case
In connection with which the original pack
age decision was given.
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How an Investment Company
Proposes to Helpth Farm
ers OF that State.
An Organization Which VIII Oppose
Foreigners and Catholics and
Defend Public Shoots,
Secretary Window Endeayoring !
Relieve the Stringenoy In the
Money Market

AnERnnES, g. D., Sept. l5.The Alliance
Mortgage 4 Investment company hes a
plan for aiding tho farmers OF the df@ath
stricken portions OF tho state IL has &one
into tho sheep business and intends huFing
and selling large numbers at low hEuFss to
the farmers of this state.
Many OF tho settlers are practically With
out resources 70 raise dollar. The qpla-
pany proposes 10 render them aid By giying
them credit In the sum OF Or-ffty ha1sA Of
sheep at the uniform price OF So. SO per load,
the balance 20 be loaned In cash, the whole
amount to be secured ON the sheep and sech
other collateral as the farmers can furnish.
Interest al the rate OF 8 i-s per cent pcssnIi-
mum will be- asked. with some agreeablstar
rangemcnt that on any interest day ahs
borrower can pay part OF tho principai, IL
he Is able and so desires. 10 a man asks
for s40O. he win be- furnished seyenlyfi fiiye
head OF sheep, and the balance--deducking
the cost OF the sheep-in money, the sRIne
ratio being maintained right along OF
course. farmers who have cash 20 buy With,
or nearly the amount, win be accommodated
ia other aud different ways, on good basi-
ness principles.
The mortgage company has man nov IN
Montana purchasing sheep. aud I0,oDe los
win be shipped as soon the plans are
published and sent 20 the various aliiances.
Full particulars and details will be given.
President Cross Is satisfied that the applaea-
tions viii come la steady stream several
have been received. each for 100 head. He
Is OF the opinion the first lot OF sheep--10,-
600 In all--will be taken In two weeks after
the notices are sent out.
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"To DEFEND AMERICA"
Revival of the Know Nothing Movensent
ina Chicago-A Committee OF 100 APP
pointed,

CHICAGO, sept. i5.--It vii be news 90 q
good many people, and especially 10 the po-
litical managers, Co learn that the QTn@ni~
xation opposed 90 forelgnerS and Rosnan
Catholics La politics intend TO take political
action thls fall. and last Monday atght ct
the once of Amsriea they completed -
organization OF committee OF 100, wNfrh
il 90 have control of their political uz1tu-
lions. Thls mpkemeat ~ IL ennsizlzz =
'fhpoftnnce, tnasmuch ~ the allied orr
ders claim 10 gave a momberahip OF
is,ooo IN Cook county. The alli-
ance Is made ap of tho Patriotic
Order OF sons OF America, the United Prot
estant association, the Junior Order of
American Mechanics, the British American
association, the United Orange societies,
and the American league.
The promoters of the idea claim that It Is
a ripe time for their organizations to take
political action In defense OF the public
school system and In opposition to the polit-
Ical power OF the Roman Catholic church,
They also view with a suspicious eye the
amalgamation OF all the German Turner
and liberal societies in the Personal Rights
leago, which they claim largely represents
German socialistlc ideas and also mcnaces
the public school system.
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wbeat-The returns Of the condition of
winter wheat a. the time of harvesting are
less favorable than those of the FIRST of July
suits are generally disappointing The July
average was s0s2 the present average, s9.s.
Ihe general Average Of spring wheat has
also bben reduced from e3.a b se.S The
average of wheat "a both kinds i 1875. In
isss the septnmber average for wheat was
a7.3 II wars ~ in 1851. The yield Of sprine
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INDEPENDENCE, sept. ts.~The Indepcnd-
ence Driving Park Associations fall meot-
ing viii begin Oct. 2I, and continue four
days with the privilege of continuing the
following week II necessary to complete the
program. As this will be the last turf event
of the season II Il believed that some anc
horses aili be present to obtain mark be-
fore going Into winter quarters. The purses
are a uniform zasEn OF $500.
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The wsndsrlags Of = Cargo OF wheat.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Two thousand
quarters OF wheat which were brought back
In the steamship Alexander Elder, from
Liverpool, win be returned In that vessel at
pence per quarter. When delivered in
England the wheat viii have made three
trips across the Atlantic. IL Is said that at
its return IL Is TO be sold la the September
market, which h an advance In August. and
that the difference will pay the freight on
is meanderlngs and leave q marlin.
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swatehmsn,s mutual Aaa Association.

BrFRALo, sept. is.--The fifth annual COM
venti0n OF the Switehmen's Mutual Aid Asso-
citation Of North America will be called 20
order here this afternoon. There was q
street parade this morning, in which about
q thousand men participated. Grand master
Sweeney was asked II the association as 4
body approved Of the action Of the fedora
tlon IN declining 70 order q general tie up.
lie REPLIED Unanimously; n endorses II
unanimously"
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sAN FnANcIsC0, Sept. f5,--Tho Alaska
Commercial company 4 secretly shipping
0a.0o0 siberian seaIskins 60 London. The
usual time for selling these skins is ln Feb
ruary. and tho action taken by the Alaska
Commercial company n a part Of It's policy
In conducting ifs warfare against thd North
American Commercial Company. which now
hiss the lease of Alaska wmaers for seal
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ELLESsBURo, Wash, Sept. iS.-yForest
lres are raging In the moantlns along the
line Of the Northern Pacific since last
Thursday. Saturday aight, however. traf-
DC was suspended. The flames reached
large pile of ties lying along the track and
the heat was 70 intense that the rails for a
distance OF SOC feet were warped out nf
shape. The fires are sttll raging.
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TOPEKA, sept. i5. Tho delegates 10 the
sixth annual session sovereign grand lodge
/. O. q. r., which ennyenes here tod day and
will continue IN session during the week,
arc arriving on every train This mornIng
\ procession was formed and proceeded a.
the Grand opera hose. where the morning ex-
urcises were conducted
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Ths situation IN switrorland.

LuCRRSr, Sept. f5.~-Col. kucngli has sent
troops 20 ali tho stations on the y Gothard
line. He prevailed upon the radicals 20
snemlt % concliiatory negotiatlons, com-
hinea with q arm display af militaYy
strength
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wheat il Usually variable IN tho Dakotas,
ranging from high yields ~ i've bushels and
less per acre. The progress OF threshing
Will develop tire extent Of these differ
ences
Oats--The condition OF oats IL the lowest
ever reported al the date Of harvesting.
The decline since the lass report has boon
almost six points. from T0.f In August 10
ea.s. The rate Of yield viii be the smallest
m twenty years, and the price must ineyi-
tably be higher.
Cye-Rye yields less than was expected,
as generally the condition at harvesting
averages ouly s5.4. d decline of over six
points since tho report In July. 1t suffers
less as usual. than wheat IN unfavorable
seasons.
British Returns.
The summary Of agricultural returns ,of
Great Britain for 1900. collected on the ath
OF June. shows the acreage In principal
crops as folIowsi Wheat. 2,3sg.33 acres,
decrease OF GO per cent from last year.
barley, 2.1i1.17s acres. a decrease Of . per
cent; oats, 2,2D2, ,99s acres. an increase of .5
per cent; potatoes, 52o,66i acres. and
hops, 5I,553. decrease respectively OF SO
and SIS per cent There Ii u slight increase
In barley and oats over 1855 In live stock
tho report shows OF COWS aud heifers
In or coming into milk there Are 2,S2T 300,
an Increase OF 10 per cent, over 1882 OF
e-year-olds and over, t,ase.iio, slight de-
crease. and of cattle under ? years. 2,53i,-
523. an increase OF l2.A per cent-a total OF
6,ses,6e3. or per cent. more than la 1850.
OF sheep there are l6.y56. SIS, being sc per
cent Increase. and OF lambs, i0.si5.ssi, 10
Increase over 1885, total 2T,2T2, ,45o, with
81 per cent increase. OF pigs. there arc
this year a,T7s,s0s. an increase of I0.A per
cent. over Issa. The increase In live stock
over 1883 extends 20 all classes, varying
from q 10 1874 per cent.
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From ths Prices Realized saturday-Ths
Frosts Rave Not Done Much Damage
General Market Reports.
CHICAGO, Sept l5.--C0n opened excited
and weak at sec for May, or l-sc lower
than the closing prices Saturday. IL was
the general opinion that the frosts OF Fri
| day night had not done much damage and
everybody who had corn wanted Co sell. 81
the price went on rapidly. aud within if-
teen minutes IL sold at 30 7-sc. or 3 Lac
lower than the last figures Saturday. Wheat
sympathIzed With corn. December opened
at SI.03 SIS, or Sac lower than the last price
OF Saturday. sold quickly down 10 sI.02 "a
and rallied TO si.0e as.
Closing Prices.
wheat-weak; cash. S74c; December, sioi;
Corn steady; cash, sAc; October. 4one:
.oats-Easy; cash, Ssssc; October MAC; May.
Provisions -Mess pork. dan; cash, 5000:
October, 1900; January, slI.sen. Lard duh
cash, Sd-&: October. s6aTM January, Nasa
s5.ssss5ssIs; January. G.;saaT7H. butter
easy. Eggs arm.
Rye-Easy; No. 2; oo1ie;
Bafiey--Steady. No. 9 7SDt<c.
Flax-No. lsteady At sI.+L
Ttmoshy-Prtm quiet atsiskti.A
sioux CITY Live stock.
sioux CRY. sept. ls,-Hogs- Receipts, 900;
Market dnlls top selling at sLs0; stockerss
shipments, 81. Market dull; good demand
prime aIssasS; ialT % god. So
s.6@a7b; feeders. fair % good, ts.Sse9.boi
stochers prime, =. .b0aae eh; fair 70 good. esoo
!, .,s,s cpnoh u. on, y 80 ysarsines prime
prime - %; fair 20 good, sl.sOd9 rs; com.
mon. si.soEl;7o; Gamers, 7Acasits; buils.
choice, VI. .7batl.Ss comm0n, aieo3i.66; calves
y. %; calves veal. ea.7aGDATs.
south Omaha Live ssoek.
SoUTH OMAHA. Neb., Sept. I5.-HoGs-Re.
celpts; 9,0o; oaictAi saturday, aioo; ship
ments. y cars Market opened steady and b.
Cattle -Receapts. asoo: orActal saturday,
s5, no shipments. Market opened slow
quality common.
Chicago fave stock.
CHICAGO. sept iS-The Ereaiag Journal re-
Texans ana rangers Market active; NATIVES
unehanEedi fair 90 fancy steers, eA0dsA8;
Hogs-Rncespss. won. Market opeuei steady
aud active closed lN8ihc lower; common anil
par King n aaeN, SuDebsO ~. heavy aud buteherS'
wsassss sss, ssss,p,s s sA' sssSs, ssass .,s.av
Nsw Yerk Produce.
NEw YoRK. Sept. IA-wheat quiet; De
ceFnbar sl0B%slIO7s; MAY. siOoAnfll2
Corn-DecEimed siSGt9Scs reacted AA6hAc; No.
n hHaGh7tse; steamer mixed nBc.
Omts-Uun and lower; No western, 40shhac
PrUvlsions--pork firm and dnll mnss
slishHf2 ~ prime. ei0s09ll.00 Lard. quiet
and weak: steam rendered @f8. Butter weak
and dull western dairy, l0sBi8es western
creamery, I0gb1sssa. Eggs dun and steady
western is1sabaD0
Peoria Fressmoe.
PnoRnA sept Al Corn. Quiet; No. ayaliow.
t8Ac; No. yellow 4eA@c: No. n FAC
Oatsr-Aeffve and nrsns No. = white NAa
NMos No. 3whika. Na46baT<c
Kye-sCarr9l 30. Z al&09
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Pitcher Doran, OF the New Hayens,
was fined $50 yesterday aud suspended
indefinitely
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Nee xerk E,rssslae~.


PR0AHA. sept A--Corn~- Quiet; no yellow
a8Ac; No. yellow, 48A2c: No. n f9Ac,
Oats---Aefiye and frsns No. white. 8YsE@
2Mos No. 8whifs, 8gAMsa7t<c
Kye-sCarc9s no = al&09
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south Omaha Live ssoek.

SoUTH OMAHA Neb4, Sept. Ia--HoUs-Re
ceiptss a.OO0; ofaciAI saturday, AiOO; ship
meFits, - cars. Market opened steady aud y
higher, selling al eA0gtsN
s75; no shipments. Market opened slow
quality common
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CHICAGO. Sept. iS-The Ereaimg Journal re-
ports cattle receipts lh.0u0 OF which A0O0 were
Texans and rangers. Market active; natives
unchanged; fair 10 fancy steers 81 HO63A rs.
common. @.Uf24@
Hogs Receipts. g7.1u0 Market opened steady
aud active. closed lk1hihc lower; common anil
packing N aaes sA0Oe3aAl. heavy and butchers
weights. eLs0etAT5; light. eLd0a41h
sheep Receipts. SOD Market STEADY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-10
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
III the Distrc ct Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trirt OF the Territory Vi IuALo, III and for
Aturas County.
In the matter Of the application Off
CHARLES II. tUuEY,
An Insolvent debtor,

Upon receiving and ing the petition of Charles
Fhrey, and the Schedule ana Invent. nv attach.
"a to and made pa,t OF said petition, Drawing to
be declared IN insolvtht debtor, ana being fully
ADVISED III the premises, ii Is or cred that y ia
Charles II Furey be and he is hereby declared an
solvent de tor; and II is further ordered III nj
the Sheriff of said AL uras Eosnty take
OF all of the estate, real and perso AL Uf said
CHARLES II. Furey. eN ept such ss by law il exempt
from execution and take possession Of all deeds
VI uchers. books of nee. UNITS and papers and 10
keep the same safely until the further ORDER OF this
court and until the apPoints. mt Of M Assignee
tits further ordered that no debts due the D. IT,
t'"n'r shall be paid to him, and that no person
property be!ongi to said Furey shall be
I" him or for hls use M that said Furey IL hereby
ordered and directed not to transfer any property
belonging to him.
AM II in further ordered that n meeting If the
creditors of said Cherries H. turey be held in the
Court ROOM In Haley, Aturas 9 unity, Territory
OF Idaho. on the 10th DAY OF JUNE 1890 ~ II
O'Clock in tn tor. noon OF said day, for the pur.
pose OF proving their debts agsiDst said estate
ana choosing one or $40 Assign of said lnsol.
vents esta,e, and that notice of said meeting OF
creditors be published in the WOoD RI<In CJMys
ane spSper Of general cirruIm in said Alt,,rns
County, fer at least month prior to the date of
snlU meeting.
1t is further ordered that all proceedings against
said lnsolvent be stayed.
JAS. II. BEATTY,
April 10, 1890 Undue
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Order of Sale and Decree and Foreclosure and
Sale.
W. 8. Mccormick and Edwin r. CLARK vs.. Alonzo
P. Turner
Under and by virtue of an Order of Sal. and
Decree OF Fore, losure and Sale issued out OF IN
District Court Of the second Juticixl District of
Idaho TERRITORY. IN and tor Alturxs count on the
3lst day OF May, A. d. 1880. in the above
entitled action. wherein " y. Mccormick
Y Judgment and Decree o. Fore clesure and
Sale against A ONO 7. Turner, defendant, on the
Goth day OF Maya. b. 1890 the sum Of 81 SAG 30
ttwenty-on- Thousand nine hundred and forty.
six dollars and thirty Cents,, iii United states
gt coin. beside interest, costs ana counsel fees
A. u. 1880, recorded in Judgment look Of
SAID Court, at page 273. / am commanded to sell
MI that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
sitnate ly ny and being i'll the county Of Alturas
ltrritory o. idaho. and bounded aud dessr' bed in
SAID Foreclosure and Order OF Sale. ms to lows.
All undivided one fourth "a int.rt st in and o
TINT certain mime called the Il .HhuHn Mine" IL,
Mineral Hill Mining District, Alturas county,
ldaho, being designated On he Official plat or sur
Nry Ms Lot No. So. of said Mining District Also
the I'"hoan Mill and Mill Site and Water Rights
connected with said Mine and Mill. all in Alturss
county. Territory Of Idaho-sai0 Mill being in
Bullion Clutch, near tue mouth Of Idahoau Gull H.
Public notice is hereby gwen that on the 23rd
DAY Of June. A.. u. IL! O,st IN o'clock A. NJ of thnt
Gay, in front Of the urihouse II the county of
Aituras aforesaid, l will, in obedience to said
order ct Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and Sale
Sell the abUve.desciib+d property, or SO much
Thereof may be- nect ssary to satisfy snid Jndu.
nient with interest and costs etc, 1" the highest
an ht st bidder, for lawful money Of the United
States
Dated Eailey. l. T.. end day of june 1850
P. H. KINNEY. .heritf Of Altur.s County.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-10
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the second Judicial Dis.
trict OF the Territory Of 1uaho, In and for the
County OF Altures.
Ann Frances Short. plaintiff. W. William Short,
defendant
:. The Territory Of Idaho sends greeting -: vii.
liam Short oefendant
You sre hereby required to appear in an action
Drought against you by the above. named plsinti1,
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of Idaho. in aud for the
County OF Alturas. and to answer the complaint
nIed therein, within ten days exclusive Of the
day OF serviceD. after the service you Of this
SummUns-tf served within this county: or, II
served OFT OF this county. hut In this district,
within twenty days; otherwise. within for y day 9
or default will be tak cn against you.
The said action IL brought to dissolve the bonds
OF mstrinory heretofore AMI now existing be.
tween the plaintiff and defendant. and to award
the Gust 'dy OF the minor children. issue Of said
marriage, to plnittiH Alleging thAs said defend.
ant tor more than three last past wllful.
~ neglected and failed to for said plant
ana children the common neceksRrtes OF life.
having the ability so t. do aud could have done
ha' it b. en- for his profi ate bits-the fact.
more fully appearing in plaintiffs com plant on
hle herein. cer nfed copy Of which Is herewith
served.
And you are hereby notified th,t If you fsi, 10
appear mnd answer the said Complaint. 81 above
required. the said Plaintiff 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 lis
~ trtrt of the Territory Of ldxhO, in ami
toy 1.-The, the County tm .S Of Aitar:S this I7tn day
I J thousand eight hundved anu ninety.
~ SOL HASBROUCK
Clerk Of the district Cnu't
by E. E. RICHARDS. Deputy Clerk. jlsm1d
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NOTICE TIMBER CULTURE,
u. s. LAND OsIlcg. HALEY. ID,Ho.

u. y. LAND ONCE HALEY. ID,Ho,
june :. 1880.
Sl'"npi"'n' hnHing hecn entered ~ this Office b,
lhon'ns - Hastings aes1p-t William r. Russell
LOT f"iiure I" conn ly Wit law M to Timber
GhNnr" fnfrv No JIi, dated September 81,
rot unon thtS y Section -. Tow shipI y
haug' Is in Logan ,onty Idaho with ,i,v
W the 'anr' u ton Of said rtry contestant nll.p
III MI said william Il. Russell has failed /,
pant o- cans" TO be plan'od and en- vaf.d III,
su"nn' OF land "n s"'d entry qui-ed by law 10
pe PA ted AMI cultivated. the N d parties are
ne.'oy SUNNI med o. appear vt this Office II I'm,
"'S. hay OF iuiv. 1870. vt o'rcck n IN .'orrspon
sni furnish ss,.ucuy eoncer. ing said al!eyr.
fstluve. 1890 "'
iiss II. @. billings