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Eether for the purpose Of organization and
drill
In the matter Of Indian depreciation
claims congress has been wsiisuliy derelict
IN the performance Of its duty. At first il
undertook the examination of these claims
through one OF its committees, and some
few claims we're allowed and paid, but the
work was OF sach huge proportions that no
committee in the few months Of session.
could grappse with IL Then the secretary
Of the interior was directed 10 have an ex-
animation made by his department Of each
individual claim. ard to report his action
thereon to congress. Under this pro-
cedure hundreds OF claims have been ex-
amined and approved. involving . total
outlay Of at least $i5.oo,oo0 In these
cases al the facts were furnished to con-
gress as directed. or In clearer language.
certified to congress for payment, and af.er
they have been officially received and regu-
larry referred to tie proper committee.
Why. congress just as regularly adjourns
without making any provision for their
payment.
Both in the Senate and House favorable
reports have been made from committees
on measure to establish q commission to
hear and determine all these claims arising
from Indian depredaiions. The committee
says.
The interior department has had pre-
scented 10 il from various claimants. in diff
ferent states and territories, $40 claims,
involving. as per claimants valuation,
about $4,000 900. 1t has investigated.
with great care and labor, since 1855. and
at much expense to the government. LOO
claims. involving . total sum OF 100000.
But few of these have been allowed for
amounts originally claimed. some have
been entirely disa,lowed. and the remain
der have been reduced to correspond with
the facts, and 81 so. 600. or 32is per cent.
OF the ~. 000. 900 have been allowed.
II It is the Intention that these just
claims shall be honestly adjusted and paid.
there should no longer be delay in provid-
ing some expeditions and certain method
of adjudication. II. on the contrary, it is
desired to repudiate and ignore them and
to deny compensation, II is no less a duty
to the long expectant and suffering claim
ants that this announcement should be
made At the earliest possibIs moment by
some authoritative action on the part Of
congress"
AS the new customhouse building ut Port
Townsend will be completed during the
coming fiscal year, the secretary OF the
treasury has asked the committee on APP
preparations to allow s.. $40 for its care and
preservation. This amount is to provide
for the following employees: Jaaitor. 500:
Waterman, $40; char-woman. $40: ire
msn. $40, and iaborers, two at $40. 81 .0S0.
The secretary also asks for an allowances of
Sill ,0l0 TO provide the furniture and fixtures
for the building.
Attorney General Miller recommends
that m appropriation of 5000 be made to
pay William II. White. United States attor-
ney for Washington, for services rendered
in case of Catholic bishop of Nesquaily VS..
John Gibbon and others. Mr. White
wanted $6OO0for his services. but the attor-
ney general thonght half OF that amount
sufficient
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CLOVIS LAST FIGHT.
The Colorado Singer Fatally
Shot in . Saloon.
BY a MAN OF GOOD FAMILY.
wealthy Bestonian Robbed by . Bur
observation-disclosures schoslteaeher--
Kscspe Of Conviess.

DExvER. May aa--John r. Glow. the
ex-pugisist. and Garret Hughes quarreied
~ Marphy's Exchange at o'clock this
morning over money matters. Glow
knocked Hughes down and the latter
pniled revolver and fired Eve times. The
last fhot took effect in CLOVIS groin and
the wound is thought 10 be fatal
Hughes, who Is connected with one OF
the most prominent families in Colorado.
gave himself up and is now in the city Jail
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sase,x Ap,l,anee. ON Eailrosa..

WASHINGTON Cfry. May 2s-The railway
commits sioners' convention today adopted
a resolution favoring uniform classification
and greater uniformity in annual reports
and railway accounting On the matter Of
safety appliances the managers OF the con-
-ension almost unanimously favored legis-
lation requiring that railroads be supplied
with the latest improved coGplers, brakes,
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THE BURGLAR HELD HIM Dowx.
Several thousand Dollars Taken From
Under . Rich Mans PILLOW.

Several thousand Dollars Taken From
Under Rich Mans Pillow.
BesTox. May "A bold burglary was
committed at Waterfowl last night. at the
house of Isaac Bemis. retired Boston
manufacturer. Bemis is about 50 years Of
age and lives alone with his housekeeper.
Mrs. Murphy. About midnight the latter
was awakened by burglar. who compelled
her at the point of a pistol toawaken Bemis
and ask him for his money. When the
latter began to offer resistance. the burglar
threw him hack on the bed and held him
down By sitting on him. The burglar then
put his hand under one of the pillows and
got calico bag which contained several
thousand dollars worth Of deeds and stocks
most of them negotiable. besides gold
watch and two envelopes, in which were
abont 500 in bills. He then escaped.
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BrgLaxaToS, W.. Nay 23.--TEe Demo
cratic state convention made the following
nominations for state officers: Governor.
II. b. Brigham: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
George w SMITH secretary OF state, g. o.
Eimbsli: treasurer, ID. A. poiard. auditor,
Egs4Aa MAY
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TO rae AMERICAN FLAG.
They say do not love thee.
Flag of my naive land.
Whose meteor folds above me
To the free hYeeze exnand.

They say do not love thee,
Flag of my naive land,
Whose meteor fields above me
To the free breeze expand:
Thy brvad stripes proudly streaming.
And thy stars so brightly cleaning.
They say would forsake thee
should some dark erisis lower.
That. recreanf. should make thee
Crouch to foreign power:
Seduced by license ample.
On thee. blest flag, TO trample.
They ray thatbolts Of thunder.
Cast ia the forge Of Rome,
May rise and bring thee under
Flag of my native home:
And with one blow discover
Ny heart from thee forever.
False are the words they inter.
Ungenerous their brand.
And rash the oatns they mutter,
Flag OF my native land;
While still in hope, above me,
Thou wavest. aud love theei
God in my loves first duty,
To whose etern Il name
Be praise for all thy beauty.
Thy grandeur aud thv fame.
But ever have reckoned
Thine. native flag. my second.
Woe 70 the foe or stranger.
whose crilegious hand
Would touch thee, or en- ,aneer,
Flag OF my native land
Though some wou q fain discard thee,
Mine should be raised 10 guard thee.
Then wave. thon first OF banners,
And in thy gentle shade
Lee creeds, opinions. manners.
Ia liberty be laid.
And there. all di cord ended.
Our hearts and souls be blended.
stream on. stream on before US,
Tbou laharum OF light.
While in one general chorus
cur vows 10 thee we plight
Tnfaithfgi To thee Never.
My native land forever
fs1fks,ff~ pxksst
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wssvra., May - Mrs. Tombs. who
was recently burned by lighting IRE with
kerosene, dsssi Tusadsy-
Postmaster Tsm Cam, OF Edison, had
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WASHINGTON CRY, May a. benjamin
Hawkins was hanged this afternoon for
the murder OF has wife on account OF jeal-
ousy.
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

The sale, swift. new steamer wsseo makes q
rUusd "trip dni1y between seattle. San De Fncs.
CoHy<siIse. Oak Earocf. TtsAizdy and war
rzrtA Leaves the Esdese Milling Compsuyss
chart. loot Of seaeea street. ~ q m. returns
asasSD m ToHfisss will fnsi this . delightful
daylight run On wat<n Of shs lower Eoand
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Miss Fairs Betrothed Arrives.
SAs FRAsoIsco. May 90 Herman 0ei-
richs, who Is beirothed to Miss Tessie Fair,
arrived this morning in private car.
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TExxros. N. j.. May es.--Assemblyman
Trier, who suddenly disappeared several
days ago from Trenton With the legislative
COPY of the Newark elevated railroad bill,
has returned to his home. He is out with
statement claiming in substance that il
was lobby that secured the passage Of the
bill, and not the legislature or the people.
and justities his action rs . move made
in the interest Of the public.
Convicts Sanding tbs Guard and Escspe.
TRESroS. n. j., May IA sensation
Was caused here tonight by the escape
from the state prison OF two convicts,
Henry Jackson and Thomas Thomas. fire-
bugs, sentenced in February. 1854, for
thirty years. They sapdbagged Doar-
keeper Charles Parker and bound and
gagged him. robbed him Of $500 and clothes
belonging 10 the deputy keepers. and made
good their escape.
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Pr..ldent Adam. in San rrancl.eo.

sue"s AW1uss ID SAu FTanctscos
SAN FRAScfsco. Nav n Charles Francis
Adams. president Of the Union Pacific
railroad. arrived this morning by the over
land train. He states that he comes more
for Measure than business
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POIN TIERS

The first construction con-
hzct at San de Fuca has been
awarded to Harlan & Natal.
On arrival from Portland,
NEW steamer Wasco will
okc round trips daily between
eattle and San de Fuca.
San de Fuca will be chosen
e1manent seat of government
4 Island county, as citizens
i've preferred fine site and
10000 cash for county build
y actual survey. just COM
led. San de Fuca ship canal
j demonstrated not only feast
c, but so per cent. easier OF
construction than was antici-
pated.
Climatic. scenic and material
features OF San de Fucan
proposition render it most
attractive investment in Pacific
Northwest.
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CITY PROPERTY.

sso;S sss In property on Ysoas street.
- ecI 20 large houses on Jackson. corner
. sas,,o Tasee houses On Yssisr avenue .os
-. furniture and good win Of 6rssesas.
=. 1ysfoln9 nou>e on Frost street
ey-H Ice -rcoHed house with bath rooru
StsEtflc bells. etc. on corner lot COZ TO uenr
i1ake Ifton motor HE
SSsyvv-s< ven-rpomed house, - IL. built ON
-, 49, svzsW nttr Lske Union mater line
49, ff..se-roomed house near Lake Union
- s5e-seyen-foomed house. csds, finish La
- sg.xa.s ncsr ies5er avenue cable
iexier csbse y y assf
eis6oO-six soomed house and oue.hsu lot
neer fessef cable.
ois03O-sax-roomed house and fractional, Ia.
near Ytsses cable.
- sDVO-4eveu .roomed house near J -ekson
oyO- six.ro fned bouse near Jackkon
saOy-Iwo lots with small house overlook
- ~ LAKE asniDgton.
vJ,600-iDxias feet close to YcsIer avenue m
brow Of first Mill
dffion- 's ~
1150 Cleared LOT in Kaufmar's addition.
S1Ia-CofneF lot Ia Yesieys second addition
S4zo-lns1de lot In Ycxisr's second addition
Si,Ooo-TWo lots in Ytsier's suppl mental
e2sO-Ios IN Madison street addition.
soso0o--undiviied fonrsh fEter.st in GO lots
-. McssiiyfA's nrst and second addifions
D0.xOO--An entire sddffion with house and
.fchsrd near Madison street
- SO0-Fine corner. lopxlo0. teieared}, in
Union addition
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Take the Northern eaessf isllrsaSt tue ks<s
eslGsrg<ss tias Ser a. sists East tAsSo-fss
s4sy sseKst agvus ~ second ssssxt. Eost0n
tioek r Tonkaa. dcpcs tsckrt s<cas sest1ss
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ABERFELDY ESTATE.

These are the hest value in the market Very
easy terms.
o16 10 0g3-LOta In the Southern adsii,son
Special terms ON blocks
0beu per ecre-Twepts-fhree acres spleudfi
land on Duwamfsh river
$3.50 per acre--t20 acres near south Park
400 DoP nevA--4S acres in s.rtioo
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u. s60-six lots In Moss nrss addition.
1ls55S-Fve II t. In Moss secsnd addition.
yS5O-5oxl10 in Mcsauyhf's third addition
Wl.30O--MrCAiiister's addition. io0xiO0 with
house, chicken heus well. stable,
poultry. etc
080 Ia o20O-Lota in Sosth Park.
Ss0-Isots leusfivated iansi) ia the
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Joseph pinkham vs.. Eben S. Chase and hah'
beth {. Chase
order o. Sale and pecree Of Foreclosure ana
Sale.
rnd,, and bv virtue of an Order OF SAFE ana Ue e
.-se ~ Foreclosure and Sale. is<red OUT OF tIs
n;.,r,rt Cont of the Second judicial oIsIlet "
Idaho Territory in and for Alturss ouIt!. on .ue
1-th d.v Of October A. D. 1880, IN the ABOVE nu
fled .ef,on, wherein Joseph PlnkhAn' rue nooee
named plaintiff obtained . judgment and decree
- F,ysclosure ana Sale against Eben . ana
Tlizape tn c. Chase, defendants. on the Is.n aa!
Of June A. D. 1880 for the sum OF nfte-o nunoteo
.nd ffty dollars in United states eoio com;
he.idee interest costs and counsel ices. which
nan..s w,s on the 18Th day Of June. A. D. leSo.
,ecc,d. a i, Judgment Pol o. said Cour', u
N. o. 20 am inmspded Ia sell all tnose ceI'si.
lots nj, cos or psrrels OF land. situate lying aho
teirg in the County of Alturss Territory OF idAno
| md hnuRaed aud described in said Foreclosure
| and order If Sale, as follows: n, ,
| Lot rim. ten tle. Twenty tc0l Twenty-one u
! rv.rt ~, "a Twenty three t23l. Iwenty'fout
! 19,, Of Hlorl Thirt Eight 1881. of tie town o.
Hsi,ev ding - the official plst OF saio FOWL
| In .ltrrss C unity, Territory OF Idaho.
| Pm l,rr,trr- is herr by given thtf on the istl
d.v # Ny mber A. D. 1890, at O'Clock p M o.
th.. d,v in front Of the Court House door. IN fhs
| ,ourty - Alturas q. oresaid. Will, IN oo~menc'
10 said Or.s.r Of Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure
and S.le sell the shove described properly! OF @
mucb thereo ( as may be necessary to satisfy salt
;nGgm.n, with interest and costs. etc, to th'
highest and best bidder. for gold coin OF the eh"e
Dated HALEY, l. T.. October 2sth. 1890.
c. n. RRAASE,
| Sheriff of Alturas County,
ByCF LYONS. Deputy sheriff.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
Ocinhtr 6 lA.O

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY IDAHO,
October 6, 1880
Notice is hereby given tn the following. named
It i,-r has hled notice OF his int NIT to make f.
nal proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof VIII b- made before the ks gist.r and Re.
ctiver ut HALEY, Idaho. On November g. 1880 viz.
Robert l. Vance, tor the east halt of the northess
quarter the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF Section tw.Lty eight, end the sunth.
east quarter OF the southeast quarter of Section
twenty one, Township one nortA, Range twenty.
three east.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
coitiLu nus residence upon, and cultivation o.
said land, viz: Zachary T. Vance. of Martin, Idaho
Antoine Vase, Of Arco. Idaho, Z. 5. Pston Of Mul.
doom Idaho, ana J. spicer,. of Carey. Idaho.
ANY person who desires to protest against the
| allowance of such proof or who knows Of apy sub
sinrtiai reason under the law and the regulations
OF the interior Department. why such proof
should NOT be allowed will be given an opportu-
my AZ the above-nentio, ed Time and place "a
cruss'x minS the witnt .ses of snid claimant and
claimant. -
W. 7. RILEY, Register
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Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO,
D,tuh. I G. lSgI

LAND OFFicE At HALEY, IDAHO,
o,tub. r 6, 1s9J.
Nutice is hereby given that the fol wing ed
settler has I'll notice of his nj. ntion make q.
nal proof i'll support Of s claim. and hat said
prof Will be Iusde before the Register and Re
celvrr at HALEY, Idaho. on November 4. 1850. viz
Zach ~ I. Naic@. for the west half OF the north.
west quarter f Section Nv. nty s.v-D and the
south Lalf OF the southwest quarter of Section
twenty two, towbsLip one Lorih, Range twenty.
tire east
iie nam 5 the foil wing with SIS I, pr We his
COZ uols r. s'urhre upon. and cultivation of
sad land w: fubtrt 1. Vance # NhIt,r, Idaho
Anton Vase, uf Areo. Idaho, l. S. Patton, Of Null
coon. Idaho, and A. J. Spic'r, OF Carey, Idsho.
ANY Pers, Il who desires to pr, test against ths
allowane. of such proof, OF who knows Of any su b.
stanthl reason under the law and the regulations
OF the Interior Department. WHY such proof
should n I be allowed. Will be given an opportu
NIFTY at the above-me II ned time and place {.
cross 'xsmine the witnesses Of said claims Mt spt
t. urer evidence III rebuttal of that submitted b,
clai nhnt.
". T. RILEY. Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT H,fLFY, IpAB

Notice is hereby given that. fullcwiprn.mea
settler ~ hltd r' tee s intention. to make IL
nj proc! IN support of his claim, ana that said
pro I VIII be made before the Register and n,
ceiv r at HALEY Id tho, on November l. lsgC viz
fttr roster, for the southwest quarter of he
southeast quarter ( Section thirteen III. W.
half OF the northeast quarter. and the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of Sect, tw,
four, township enc north. Range eighteen east
ne hsmes me following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivstioo ~
SAID land. viz: WIN. Mariip, Harry Elliott. Chxs
biact snd VIM Black, ali of Bellevue. Idaho.
any person VINO desii.s to protest against the
s,shiai ress N, under the law and the regulations
OF the interior Department, Why such ROT
should not be flowed. will be given All oppor,u.
lily nj tie above mentioned time and nlsce ,o
cross-exsmine the witnesses of said clair1s,t ana
to onrr evidence III reeuttal of hat submitted bv
claimant. ~
W. T. RILEY. Register.
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Drs St riley Palen will send. ei tirelv fire. o.
charge book o! 200 psges. cpntainiI g the hi
tory q. tie c mpnurd xyesn Treatment" rhs
book also contain Inc the names and addresses OF
1uen and women who kave been r, stored to h. altt
by the use Of the treatment. 1t H. good readin s
for the siek-revitAlized men and women do tn.
islkinc--facts! witnesses! evidenced II you wan'
the book, ddrsss
DRS. STARKEY 4 PALEN,
No 1889 Arch Street. PliladelY his, Pa.
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Notice for Publication,


LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO,
October ?sth. $50.
Natice is hereby given that the following n'med
settler has flied notice OF his lnteLt'oh 10 IhA.s
ana nrIof in SUI, port o. his claim, and that sal
proof will be- msde before the Register ano e.
ceiv+r At Hsil.y. Idsho. on November q, !e9o VIZ
Sal all A. Edwards for the north half Of Inc norm.
west Quarter of Sect on nine. and the northeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of Section elent'
township one south. Range twentyo ne east
He names the following witnesses 10 prove Ms
continuous residence upon. AID CULTIVATION o!
said l.nd viz: James Evans, Geo ". Case. J. B.
Edwards and A. b case. a / vf Bellevue Idaho
A,y person who desires TO protest sgainst the
allowance Of such prof. or who knows OF an! SUD
stsnti al reaso under the law and the regulations
Of the Irteri Department.. why such prool
should not he all, we'd. Will be given an opporfu
nifty at the above mentioned time and place tt
cro-s.exsmine the witnesses Of said clsimsn and
t. ~ Ger evidence in rebuttsl Of that submitted b!
claimant
w. T. RILEY. Register.
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WANTED:
". I. RILEY, Register.

WANTE0-Ae-nis to sell pipless Clothes
W AAs LII Line: the only lin. ever ,n
vented that holds the clothes without pins. NO.,
fect su cess: pe'eEt ntly issu,d: ,olo orIr L
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receipt OF 80 cents We will send a san ME linz hu
mail; also circulars: price list and terms 80
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HAIIKY, IDAHO,
October %. 1880.

October %, 1880
Notice is hereby given tn the foil owing named
settler has led notice Of lis intention 20 make f.
bal proof in support of his claim and that said
prof Will h" ma ie before the r. gist'r and u
csiver Mt Hsilev. ii mo November 22. 1870 viz
b, A. Fear on for the lots an. two. ard the
Township four north. Range twenty SIX esst.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upsn, and cultivation of
sid land. viz: william Mathews, n. swanson
Charles Akin. and william Tennamsn, all OF
Lost RIVER =. Y.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT Haley, IDAHO,
october 8, 1890.
Notice is herr by given hat the TO lowing nsmed
settler has filed notice Of his int utiob to make f.
nal proof in support Of his claim, and that ssio
proof will he J.. &de before the Register snd Re.
ceivtr at HALEY. Idaho on Saturday, November 8.
1890, viz: william n Brown, f. r the east half of
the northwe quarter, and lots and q of Section
eighteen, Township two north, Range twenty lone
east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
SAID land, viz; Doug. Goodman william Good.
man, Joseph Goodman and J. W. BslleItine, all of
Muldoon, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY, Register.