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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18
Application for q Patent.

NOTICE No 33l. SURVEY NO. eyZ
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. |
HALEY, IDAHO October 31sf, 1880 !
Notice is hereby given that heeinsld + Butler
and homas Connolly whose post office sddrs IS is
HALEY, Altu - count! Idaho. have made applica-
ton for United states iateut for the
JUNCTION" LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Section Z. Township north, Range II
east Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining Dis.
trict, Lognn unity, State Of Idaho, col sst1lE OF
l245 nAear feet Of the lode, and surface ground
GO feet wide. b. ing Lot No IS. and described in
the field notes and plat Of the Official survey on
file in this Office, with magnetic va fation ut IL
degrees and 10 IN nutes east. as follows:
Beginning ut the oiscover, poiht Of this claim.
and running north ~ degrees 800 feet to east
center end stake; thence ncr h d. grsts west 900
fee' 4, corner No thence south degre' east $50
feet to corner No 2; thence soutn ~ d egrees ss
300 teet to thence uti 81 degrees west
945 fe I T. corner No. 4; thence north degrees
west $50 feet to ruer No. s; tn nee north 81 oe
g. east 945 Get to corne, No. g. tnenc. north 70
degrees en- t 200 feet to corner No and place OF
beginning surve7 Of the exterior toIrudxri's OF
tn Q C aim, including an area OF II 018 acres ap
Piled tor No conf t..
FROM corner No . the corner to Sections :, 8. II
and Is Township l north. Range II e1st, bears
south "a degrees Is minutes EAST ATS feet
The sid mining claim being of rec I'd in the
ONCE OF 81" County Recorder OF saih mining dis
frict at Shoshone. IN Log county. Sta e of Idaho.
The neares known locations being the Donovan
No. 4" and junction tractton."
ANY ara all persons ci lining adversely any por-
ton of the said ''Jun ton lode mir ing claim
or surface ground are r.quirsd to file their sd.
verse claims ther.t with the Register Of the
United states Land Office at HALEY, Stale of
Idaho. within the sixty days publication thereof
or they will he barre hy virtue If the provisions
of the Statute in such cases made and p divided.
W. r.. K-LtY. Register
dir ct that the FOREGOING notice # ,pp ication
for patent be published for the p Rod of sixty days
item consecutive weeks in the WOOD RIVER DAILY
lines. newspaper puliishsd ut Hiiey. Alturas
County. Idaho, being the newspaper public he'd
nearest said claim.
W.T.. RILEY. Register.
First publication October 81, 1850
W. H. WATT, attorney for applicsnta.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO,
October %. 1890.

LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO,
October %, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler hiss fled notice of his intention TO make d.
nal proof in support OF his claim, ana that said
, 70 + will Nv made before the n gister and Re.
c, liver at HALEY, Idaho on November a. 1890 viz:
B A. Fear on for the lots one anti two. and the
nth half OF the north. asst quarter OF Section -FOUR,
Township four north. Range twenty six east.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove MS
continuous Residence upen. and CULTIVATION o.
said land. viz William Mathews, N. SWANSON
charlie, Akin, aud william Tennaman, all OF
Lost River =. y.
". T. RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18

FREE sTEyoGRApHy anil ryprwr,r,xo
= FREE Firstrisss facilities sns ~.
OF teachers, ADDRESS, with STAMP for ,.,mr,
postage THE PARISH MFG Co. Parish "'l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18
Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

Sept %, 1850,
Notice ia hereby given that the folio ing-named
settler has filed notice cf his Irteption 10 make
hnhl proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof viii he End. b. fore the Register and Re.
r.iVer It HALEY, ldsho. on Oct 81. 1891, viz:
James Bingham fer the northeast Quarter of Sec.
non seven, Township three north. ksuge eighteen
east.
He names tho follow ug witnesses to prove his
continuous residence UpoR. and cultivation OF
said ~ d. viz: 4. p Turner. 1hon SIS Miser J
n Mclaughlin, aud K, T. Eoonce, all CT HALEY
Idaho.
". T. RILEY. Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO
aA.A. NSn,,

LAND OFFlCE AT HAILEY, IDAHO,
Octubsc 6, 1880.
Notice ia hereby given that the followi n I'd
settler has fill notice of his intention to make f.
nal proof in support Of 8 claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho. on Novem b,r 3. 1880. viz
Zach ry 4. Vance, for the west half of the north.
west quarter T Section TIVE MY seven, Hnd the
south half OF the southwest quarter of Section
twenty-five. Township one north, Range twenty
three east
lie nam q the following with, ssss t. pr We his
cohtipnors residence upon, and cultivation of,
sald land viz: robert Il. Vance. Of Martin, Idaho
Antoine Vase. Of Arco. Idaho, L. S. Patton. Of Mul
doon. Idaho. and A. j. Spic'r. OF Carey, Idaho.
any person who d' sir,s to pr. test against the
allowance of such proof or who knows Of any sub
stsntinl reason under the law ana the regulation
OF the Interior Department. WHY such proof
should n. be allowed. IN be given al opportu
nifty at the above mel tened time and place to
cross exsmine the witnesses Of said cl,i n MT and
claimant.
W. T. RILEY. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-11-18

Has attained a standard Of excellence
which admits Of no superior
~ cohtalns every Improvement that
inventive genius, skill and money can
produce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
W0EIn CoNsIBERING.

Tow si! X Go.
Gold csaos at Wan " Shrss.
.. M. Frerg't tc-y. raiiro4a ..e.y
-,.~ ery-sl ,,,-e,, in-t ,g..r.,e,l 8 &C., ;aa
ai,sc.s.
70. arIist.' sappl'.- "a ,o s,-na,i Z
Cusich c.
Eseu y 'iton ar,,s iips fao,.pn,uss 81.
roTt!rul pocsg.
iou have rk s,ael 60 se'rgt ftete
Psvs.! & q"
A popalar place.. y.a.sea' uhfyiog ana
hair dressing PssI'u.
The piano ,hA. :i,ea pa,f-cs .stistse;,on
yea can Esd q. h.a Hynrh'a
Cba.es ascot Delaware grapes received
ffe'a every u'oruins a. g 4 Eroaeg'ia.
bi{ bargains ia ladies and s,uts .-ll aud
s1.d niic.l watches A. + Il Frsacis.
\ . horse rugiue fir sale chss., iu good
couditi"u. WHIT TOD T. Hughes.
Bee; stock of silytg ,xaro "a Albany ..
"ll * stsfk's. No dgabs 81 g. Sss.
Mems, yoalhs' Aui boys cl,thiag snd
fof"iahi0s goods atG IS simpson'a.
4 Il o; c!ass shave .ar cuiy Is eenta at l.
NirrrcA's, sAlsHAr.h bioCk. Athauy, o..
Have you soen those psrl,s sai-s tHsl r
i'fiaS has just received: They are rscs.
II sou want toe t9i.as or h4,a soap ca
on s'auafd ( GuslcA, Csty Drug Store
F5r psig.lly pgsa wa.or bay toe Na.1rsi
Stone FiI,crsr oi Matthew'S :: Washsuru,
For bs-gs.ns 10 nsouamuasa. hes5st lnca.
ETC., go 70 Esan & Ashison. AlDaay, Oresoa.
Ladies call aud res the lltss. noselii..4 il,
dEcsa goods nt + { Scarls
You should call AID see thoae fee library
Tampa a: { 4 Brownell's before buying else-
where.
II Ioa waut a good ,ilk umLrall, with
gold or silver handle 20 to FrooohH iewelry
store.
Quality ia wbht. .bdps Matthews & Wash
barn rc!i the raost stoyes of any house ia A.
bany.
Cal! early and give voar uglers 20 Mrs
Hy men for the Juvenile Book. go they wiil
be here FOR Xmas.
Bay yoar jewelry a. Freaeh's Jewelry
Store. Every jo.laga worth gets ticks. 10
the drawing.
Tickets for ALL eastern points, over
ANY route, for saio by ". l.. Jelier, a.
$. +. ticket Office,
For cold nights buy 1'hos Kay woo,en mill
blankets, cheapest in town. For salo by G.
w Simp9n, agent. Albany, Or"gcn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21

Owing 10 the weather, which has been
cold and dry, quite number Of students
are on the sick list. All this will cease
however as soon rs the rain starts in.
In the minute speeches Of the Vesper-
tine society Friday night every variety
OF subjects were discussed, from the dis
eovery Of America down even to dudes.
Amid much applause one young lady
gave us some desired information about
''boys." The evil effects Of the "mashcr, "
NJ often seen here in the school, were also
expounded.
The number of students has become 20
large that they can no longer be accom-
modated at boarding hall. Rooms too
have become very scarce.
Last week the motor running between
Monmouth and Independence ran over q
COW belonging 10 a Monmouth man. No
damage done except 10 the bovine.
The Jubilee singers" Of Salem gave an
entertainment last SATURDAY.. The pro
gram, which was well rendered, was list.
encd TO by large audience.
The Eureka society last Friday kindly
invited the Vespertien society to NEE,
with them. The literary program was
e1AebNHt. Ihc Dttb feature OI the even
ing was the debate. The question, RE
solved that prohibition is more profitable
to the country than high license" could
not have been handled better. The two
leaders. + l. Blackenby, affirmative, and
WA Gilmore, negative, became go en-
thnsiastic that the president, who would
do honor TO the name Speaker Reed, -
was obliged TO limit their time. The
judges decided in favor of the affirmative.
The young ladies in the dumb bell
club have attained fair degree Of sue
cess. II is surprising that no, ell the
young ladies will avail themselves OF thit
opportunity Of obtaining some good
physical drill.
4 large number OF students went from
here TO the railroad accident Sunday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
A LIVE Town.

The last West Shore gives page illus
trollon OF our live nclghbor at the end Of
the Lebanon branch, aud speaks some
good words about 1t. The information
that the Lebanon ioad will be extended
across the Cascades iuto Eaatetn Oregon
and Nevada aadi DIN the {. Il. at Winnie.
tnueca, Is of particular Interest TO Albany
which will become the terminus of the
/ new overland route, The news Is excel.
/ lent Here Is the article;
! Onc of the most progressive towns Ia
/ Oregon Is Lebanon, In Linn county. 1t
has population Of about 1000 and Is
growing at a rate that will double this
number very seon. Beautifully located.
having a hcAlthfnl site, surrounded by
large area Of that fertile land that has
made the Willamette valley SO celebrated,
with ihnitlrss forests OF timber at It's door,
aud with mines OF gold aud silver but 4
few miles distant aud now heing developed,
with an abundance of water power and
possessing excellent railroad communica-
ton With other markets, Il certainly has al
the clements Of prosperity. Natural gas
has be en- discovered Within the city llmlte
and Is said hv oXperts 10 exist IN great
quantities Ia ne region immediately sur
rounding the town, Experimental boring |
is nov bging douc, Coal measures have /
bycn discovered near BY. aud the work Of /
developing them has hoeu commenced /
These two r. sources are destined 20 play 4
an important patt IA tie work OF hulting I
up the city. rlumbago aud fire clay are 1
a.so found in the vicinity, aud will be utIl. /
iEed for manufacturing. 4 large paper A..
mill, 10 cost Stoo.oou,ls IN process os cree.
ton. This ipdvstty will have monthly /
pay roll OF sbou, $1,000 and will spend
large sums 10, raw materials. Il has Zoe
water power but canal will soon bc built,
at cost of $4,000, for the purpose OF Ia
crcasing K, preparing for the industries
that will naturally sprlng up there as The
work Of development p,ogresSts.
An Idea OF the present general appear
ance OF Lebanon can be obtained from the
engraving on the last page II has busi
ness wen of activity and enterprise, and
Its people arc intelligent and refined. II
has number ot good churches, aud lis
school facilities ate cXeclleot The Tx
press Is an ably Conducted weekly that
looks well after the town's interests.
Lebanon les on the line Of the Orego
Man railway, recently purchased by the
Southern Pacific aud converted i,n,u 4
narrow guagc TO standard Euage, Its
TO be cNteLded across the Cascades into
Eastern Oregon aud Nevada and Join the
Central Pacific at Winncmucca, thus plac-
lag Lebanon on 1 new overland route
shorter than any other. In the region be-
tween the town and thc mountains "a
much valuable land open to se,ile0.rnt,
while much more can be purchased in the
country at tigures that enable
any man with small capital To secure a
good farm. Fruit lands may bc had at a
very reasonable price The development
OF that section ard growth Of the to Nn are
together snd rapidly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
ON TINE soUrzERx pssNs.ay.

Mr. Wallace, OF Lake Creek, has moved
to Walter Browns farm on the Boundary.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy, of st Paul, Ma
ri.n county, has become resident Of
this locality for the ensuing year. She
will assist her brother James in the man
agement Of their fathers farm.
Six car loads of cattle have been taken
from Mr. Swift's band to the Portland
market, in the last ten days.
Mrs Jessie Willoughby has been quite
sick the last few days.
Mr. Swift and Mr. O'Shea, OF Portland,
were up after cattle yesterday.
James Taylor and family, OF Eugene
were visiting at Mel Taylor's last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs VIM Baber, OF Junction
were in this neighborhood recently, tht
guests of Mr. and Miss Ward.
Mrs Tressa Cochran and children have
been visiting at Mr. James Curtis. Mrs
Cochran's home is at Arlington.
A social dance will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr. Wilkes next Friday evening
A general invitation is extended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
PERTINENT QUESTIONS BY rAGaEs

Seio. Nov 10Th, 1890.
Editors Democrat
am in search OF information upon a few
questions that disturb me. WIN not some ad
vocate Of protection condescend 10 give / ieh
when il is sought
BY what right does government tax eonsum-
eTs for the bench, OF pToduceu?
Show me the Justice Of laying an impor,
duty on any commodity produced in this count
~ for the express and avowed purpose OF eom-
peiling the consumer 10 Pay larger price 10 the
home producer.
The iarmer sends his wheat and other farm
products abroad and they arc sold in the
markets Of the world. Why should he not be
permitted 10 fully exchange them in the couat
ry where he is compelled to sell for such pro-
ducts as he needs without being compelled to
pay tax of IS per cent say, on the amount Of
his exchanges before he can land them here
Is not this tax directly on The farmer and not
on the foreign manufacturer. WHY'S not the
grangers motto to "buy where he can buy the
cheapest s@d 10 sell where he can obtain the
best price" sound political economy. II it is
not sound wherein lies the error.
As a matter Of abstract right between the
citizens Of the same country, why should ths
ltttNNA NNAAAiu AhNbiSA NfaSsNs Va AuC S1hi
munity and not afford equal protection to al
othe:s equally merilo:iouse
Why should the producer Of sugar receive
out of the treasury Of the United States 1
bounty Of two cents pound for each pound oI
sugor Produced and the producer Of wheat
corn, oats, potatoes. fruit, cattle, horses ani
many other commodities, be entiiely neglected
Are they not all produced by labor1 VIII.
| this ia,oritisme
Is not this class legislation the bane of ou1
times and is it any wonder that the favore
classes prosper while those who are not favor
ell, must become borrowers and ere long hew-
ers OF wooda"
/ Why should this rank injustice have bee
perpetrated, and why should i, he continued
and on what ground can ii be defenced?
FARMER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
EpaL EstAIESA -

EGOin8 ctuS u Elisabeth Butcher,
lot II, Ga l, Sciot.......s SOC
JAS Y Pipe TO g Nondran, lots 7. S,
III ], Pa ; A, Albany ......,.. 500
y ii Allen 10 u K Bassstt aud ia
Stafford, bl =, r. lays 4, tial-
fey.....,........,..,......... go
j o Nritsman ei al 10 " $ Den
ban, tract in bl -, Albany. 300
G l. HolYcFton % A VI Arheson,
20.i acres in y LC oi John q
W ilson '...... ...+.s.........,.., $40
Abbie Metlger and hue 10 l. B Pru-
shaw, lots Z, 8, Gl %, Ms : \,
Aioahy -..'..''.'.....-., ,,s.s, lou
T. !. Bryan Ct TX to J T. tenks, 50
acres tp II ard l., ; R3w.,., 1860
John and Emily Powell to Colum-
bus Lee, lGG acres tp los Rlw /
X 4 nurss Ct Tx 10 J B Murdorf,
l2l.74 acres - l. & Of 4 Loudon. 2779
Il A Burss et TX TO w 4 Paul ,s.S2
acres in tp II, 5 X 2w..... go
J 4 Beard and DC Holt to |. Foley,
tract in lots !, ., bl ., Leb.... 1880
Il Hiatt 10 J. Wallace, lots /, 5,
bl J, lis 4, Leb. 800
K Hiatt 10 ] 7 Wallace, lots 3, bll,
also lots 3, Q, bl .. lin 4, ,feb.. 375
. and J III Wilson 10 Niagara Mill
1ot'4 INT o%U acrta,tp Us II T. ,
y Il Job ct ux to Niagara Mill Go,
II int in so acres tp9,S RAE. b
Il Il Job ct Tx 10 Niagara Mill Co.
int in 800 acres, tip 9,S RAE b
n Job ct ux 10 Niagara Mill Go, III
int In gcc 2S,tp D,S X E..... 8
u Job ct ux to Niagara Mill Co, 4
int in 800 acr9s, ,tp9, S u 1 r.. B
NJ NJ Davis ct ux to Niagara Mil
Co,56 int in 80 acres, tip 0, 5 Il
" N Davis ct ux to Niagara Mill
Go. a int in 800 acres,tp 9,s Il
u Job ct ux to NJ NJ Davis, II int in
so acres in tip D, S r. E..
Il Job ct ux to NJ VI Davis. 4 int in
320 acres tp ., S R4 4E........ 3
u Job ct ux to Il Il job. 4 int in
800 acres Up Q, S Il E.....
Il Job ct ux to Il X Job, ID int in 30
acres, tp9, S R4 E.......... s
Dan d II Wilson to Niagara Mill
Go, l6 int in 80 acres tp 8, S Il
| Jonathan Wassom to Bessie Archi-
bald, bl 4, WIS A ,Leb. ..... 400
" ii Goltra to i Rivel, acre, sec
25,tp IL, s 3w,,............ lOt
United States to John J Clark, 800
acres tp IA, s INSTRUMENTATION
$I5,o3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
CcrNcL PROCEEDINGS

Tuesday evening, Nov. IS.
At a special meeting there were pres-
cnt, the Mayor, Recorder, Marshal and
c0uncilmen French, Deyoe, Tabler.
Burkbart and Garrett.
The committee on streets and public
property reported in favor OF letting con-
tract for lateral sewer connecting with
Railroad street sewer, between First and
Water streets, and that the other bids
for lateral sewers be laid on the table
until the sewer being built by James
Laurent be accepted.
The contract for building lateral
sewer to Railroad street sewer, between
First and Water, was ordered let to Jas.
Laurent, at GS cents per foot, work to be
done in 10 days; contract to be signed
and bonds furnished within three days
with forfeiture Of IS day.
1t was moved that hereafter daily
| forfeiture clause be inserted in contracts
for sewer work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21

several years. The charge is lewd CO.
habitation with one Miss Krenger, n
German girl living at Scio. Deputy dis
trict attorney Wyatt went TO Scio yes
terday afternoon to attend the case.
Fellows was arrested this morning, taken
before Justice Williams, plead guilty TO
the charge, and was held 10 await the
action Of tho grand jury under 900 bonds,
IN default Of which he waa brought 10
Albany this afternoon by Constable
| Bilyeu, and placed in the county Jail
He called ut the DEMOCRAT Office and de-
clares he plead guilty 10 shield sorneone
else. Fellows Is nephew Of one Of
the leading lawyers of New York city.
City attorney Mt one time and pr0mi-
nent politician. lie is considerable Of
genius; but geniuses often get arrested
on such charges. lie has wife in the
east.
a PIosfc "A passenger Who came on
the Oregon Pacific special yesterday frGm
the Day, reports that quite al excitement |
was created on the train, by wife In an |
angry manner shipping her husband Ia the |
face. No one seems 10 have learned What /
the trouble was but II looked quite stormy |
for awhile.
TIE Tar ComTE7ED.-D Dobbs, at
The w. G. r. u. hall, last evening COM
pleted his journey around the Dead sen.
The trip was an interesting one. II is
safe TO say no one In Albany will have n
desire 10 go around the Dead sea, and
brave the robbers and Karkers and Sod
oinites, Of that miserable country. Many
though, would like 10 mako the trip
through Palestine.
ls1o HoLg.-Last evening Mrs r 6
Hopkins fell through hole in the eide
walk, near the corner Of Broadalbin and
FIRST streets, very nearly making q pa
tent for the city hospital, for the estab-
ltehrlent Of which she has been doing
such good work. She escaped with some
seyero attractions of the ankle. To-day
two new boards may be seen at the site
Of the fall.
DlpS'r Gar AWAY FnoH IfgR.-Among
the passengers arriving last evening,
from San Francisco, by way Of the Oregon
Pacific, was fine looking man. elegant
ly dressed, and ne nicely costnmed wo.
man. The gentleman Is Eaid to be one
ot the best known Of the Golden Gate
Guys doctors, big advertiser, and the
woman Is his wife, and therein hangs n
story, which, as told 10 a DEMocaAT
man IL about like this: The doctor was
trying 70 run away from his wife, and
boarded the Willamette Valley for the
The wife got wind Of the affair
and succeeded in reaching the boat Just
IN time 10 board II. Then she staid with
him, watching him closely and coming
from the bay ON the same train but on
opposite sides of the ear. They put up
ut the same hotel in this city, and this
were out riding together, which
makes u look as il there had been