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NAVAL RECRUITS.
Orders Issued to Discontinue Enlist
mentS for the Present

Orders Issued to Discontinue Enlist
mentS for the Present.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Orders have
been sent to the various receiving ships
of the navy to discontinue all enlistments
for the present. This is because the legal
limit offs, $50 men and boys has been nearly
reached. 1t was discovered last week
that the number in the service was within
forty-two of the limit and in order to
provide for the continuous service of
men who are allowed to re-enlist it was
deemed advisable to call halt before
there would be no room left for these
men. In order to make more room it
was decided to discharge number of
men whose terms of enlistment had
nearly expired of the Galena. About
fifty men were to have been discharged
upon the arrival of the ship at Ports-e
mouth; but it is probable that they Will
be retained now until the end. 1t is eX-
pected that if there should be no relief
offered by legislation during the next
Congress, it will be impossible to prop
erly man the vessels that have been or
dered by name to participate in the grand
naval review of 1893, in connection with
the Worlds Fair. In other words, the
vessels named in the official announce
mentS will need more men than are now
allowed for the entire navy, without rec
onlng the ships that are absolutely essen
tial to keep in foreign stations. The an
nual appeals by the Secretary of the Navy
to Congress for relief from this constantly
growing difficulty, have been ignored
until it has become the dilemma with
which the Navy Department now has to
face. The gravity of the situation may be
realized when it is stated that it is now
impossible to give the vessels in commits
sion their full complement of men. The
cruiser Newark is about one hundred
men short, and there is scarcely vessel
in the navy with its full complement of
man
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Fatal snowslides in Colorado.

DENVER, March 17.-Silverton, Col,
has been completely isolated from the
world for several weeks by snow banks
ranging from ten to forty feet deep. Com
munication was had with the camp to-
day, when it was learned that the ava
lanche last week buried five men. Three
were rescued and the others perished
CRESTED BUTTE (CoI.), March IT,
There was another snowslide to-day. this
time at the Eureka mine, on Treasury
Mountain. Charles Devine, J. c. Nc
Quarry and David Cullough were killed
and their bodies buried in the snow.
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Criminal Libel Suit.

SAN JOSE Cali, March III. J. Owen
has brought a criminal libel suit against
Cosgrove 6 Hume of the Wave. An ar
ticle appeared in last Saturdays paper in
'Sappho's'' letter, in which an account
was given of an alleged love adventure
in which he was charged with being the
principal
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Church Dedication.

LIvERMoRE, March 17.-At the dedica-
ton of st. Michaels Catholic Church to-
day over $500 people were in attendance.
Several councils of the Young Mems In
stitute arrived on the morning train in
special cars, accompanied by brass bands.
The ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
and the dedication were by Archbishop
Riordan, assisted by number of priests
After the ceremonies a banquet was given
to the guests in the old church. The new
edifice cost upwards of $4,000 and is q
credit to A lamela County
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Tu1are County Notes.

HANFoRD, March ia careful esti-
mate makes the new acreage put out to
fruit trees and raisin grapes within a
radius of seven miles around this place,
in excess of 600 acres. 1t was reported
to-day that the Tracy and Armona branch
OF the Southern Pacific was completed to
the north bank of Kings River, nine
miles north of Armona. Track-laying
will be begun from Armona northeast to-
morrow. 1t is expected that the track
and bridges will be completed in ten
days and trains running through to San
Francisco by April 1st.
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NEW LAND ACT.
The First Application Decided i'm
Favor of the Settler. !

Favor of the Settler.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE first ap-i
plication Of the new public land Act Of
March3, 1891, was made to-day in a decis-
ion by Secretary Noble in the case of,
Cyrus B. Rawson and Jacob A. Shoe-,'
maker of Bishop, Cal, charged with un-j
lawfully cutting 200 feet of timber from.
public lands in that State.
1t appears from the record that the tim i;
Der was cut by Rawson, and $4,000 feeH
manufactured into lumber and used by
him in improving his ranches by build
ing houses, barns, ETC., and that 167 ,000
feet were sold. Rawson made PROPOSE
ton in the settlement of the case to pay
for the lumber sold to his neighbors, butt
contended that he was entitled to the
lumber used by himself The Secretary
SustainS this view
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Grand Army Anniversary.

RUTLAND (Vt), March IL. Com
mander-in-Chief Veazey has issued a
general order for the observation of the
silver anniversary of the Grand Army,
April 6, 1891. He has ordered all posts to
mold, on the evening of that day, public
commemorative meeting, notice of which
must be given to every comrade, and spe-
clal invitations extended to the Sons of
Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps and
kindred organizations; also, to the citi-
ZenS generally
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Nicaragua's New Cabinet.

MANAGUA nicaragua, March lion
the 18th instant President Sacasa formed
Cabinet, as follows: Minister of State,
Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs. Don
Federico Maureco; Foreign Relations and
instruction, Don Rosendo Lopez; War,
Police and Marine, General Augustine
Quarte; Treasury and Public Credit. DR..
Jose del Carmen Mengoechea; Interior,
Don Francisco Jomedina
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the match with Schaefer for the worlds
championship. 1t is to be distinctly
understood, however, that as the an
nouncement appears to be made for
Schaefer and Ives jointly, my acceptance
is to be given in both games. l viii play
both of them, or not play at all. 1 won't
play Ives instead of Schaefer.'
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Indications of a storm.

LIvERMoRE, March IA strong wind
is blowing and there are indications of
another storm. More land is seeded
than ever before and Livermore Valley
will turn out immense crops of grain,
fruit and wine in 1891.
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Los Angeles Citrus Fair.

Los ANGELES, March 1.-THE citrus
fair closes tomorrow night after most
successful season. The guarantee fund of
$4,000 was raised, and the fair will be pro-
duced in Chicago. A Secretary will leave
in few days to make arrangements.
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WORLDS FAIR.
Lord Tennyson Accepts an Honorary
Membership.

Membership.
CHICAGO, March lin answer to a
note from the Worlds Fair Auxiliary
Association, rendering him an honorary
membership, and suggesting that song
from his pen, to be sung at the opening of
the fair would be appreciated, Lord AL
fred Tennyson has sent the following re-
ply:
II accept your offer of honorary MEM
bership not without gratitude, but as for
a song, am an old man, verging on 81,
and cannot promise"
The belief is, however, that he will try
to write song.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, March lin the case
of James c. Udall VS.. Thomas w. Jepson,
involving land in the Los Angeles Dis
trict, the Decision of the Commissioner is
affirmed.
In the case of Philip Basker, now al
Alcatraz Island, CAL, one year of SEN
tence is commuted.
Sail-maker John Roddy has been de-,
tached from the receiving ship index
pendence and ordered to the Navy Yard (
Mare Island, Cal.
Postmasters were commissioned to-day
as follows: Frederick e. Stocker, al
Chino, CAL; Richard A. Parantan, at
Simi
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THE JAPANESE MISSION.
1t is Said to Have Been rendered to
Ex-senator Pierce.

Il
WASHINGTON, March ia Bismarck
special to the Post says: Ex-senator
Pierce is strongly urged by his friends
here to accept the Japanese mission,
which has been formally rendered him,
and he is likely to accept the appoint-
ment. He has also been offered one
half interest in the Minneapolis Tribune,
worth, 100000, as a present, and the
editorship at 1000 per annum. His per-
sonal preference is to accept the Tribune
stock and the editorship, and Mrs. Pierce
would prefer that arrangement in order
that they might not be separated from
their children. The Senator's political
friends have pointed out to him that he
cannot afford to disregard the prestige
which foreign appointment would give.
him, and that an editorship can be seL
cured at any time. Senator Pierce re-
turns to Washington about the Goth inst,
for another conference with the Presi-'
dent
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New Steel Bridge.

NAPA, March 1.-THE City Trustees
have adopted plans for a new steel bridge
across the river here, to cost, it is estim-
ated, S34 900, and on April 9th, an election
will be held to determine whether the
city shall issue bonds for the cost of con-
str11ctiou
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Imprisonment for Life.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, March H.-In the
murder trial of Joseph Benjamin Brown
to-day, charged with the killing of Lar
ems SSov near Arroyo Grande on the 4th
OF February, the jury found the prisoner
guilty of murder in the first degree and
fixed the punishment at imprisonment
for life
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Passenger Train Wrecked.

TRENTON (1o.), March 1.-THE west
bound passenger train on the Quincy,
Omaha and Pacific was wrecked near
Greencastle this afternoon. Mrs Sarah
Campbell, of Trenton, was killed out
right, and conductor Joe Mitchell, of
Quincy, was fatally injured. Ten pas
sengers were badly hurt, but not fatally.
Mail agent II. r. Wheeler was seriously
injured.
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BILLIARD CHAMPIONS.
SIosson Issues an UItimatum to Ives
and Schaefer.

NEW YORK. March 17.-Slosson. in
answer to Schaefer's announcement that
he would play in New York City. if al
lowed $3.50 expenses, and that he had de-
posted 500 for a match with ives against
Slosson. says: II deposited my money
March 18th unconditionally, accepting
Schaefer's proposition. consequently that
part of the business has been settled.
This match was to be played between
April 10th and May ID. So far as Ives is
concerned / want to say | will not play
for Sl00 side; but if Schaefer or any
other friend of Ives deposits $3.50 to make
it worth while. 1 will play Ives 500 points
up for $500 a side, ten or fifteen days after
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Galley Court-N1artial.

OMAHA, March 17.-1n the Galley
court-martlal to-day Surgeon Spencer
said that Captain Galley complained of
illness on December 3Ist, when there was
danger of a battle, and he (Spencer) re-
commended him for the sick-list. Cat
ley's legs were swollen from hard march
ing, and while he might have been able
to make short march each day without
danger, Spencer thought he was not in
condition to perform severe service in
the field
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Another Break in the Levee,

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Iron
ton levee on the right bank of the river,
three miles above Canal street, broke
early this morning, causing crevasse.
The break is now twenty-five feet wide
and ten or twelve feet deep. The Texas
and Pacific Railroad tracks are under
water and the water is up to the cross ties
OF the Southern Pacific road. The break
deeper
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At THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
Report That Secretary Noble Has
rendered His Resignation.
DECISION RENDERED UNDER THE
NEW LAND ACT.

1t is Said Ex-senator Pierce of North
Dakota Has Been rendered the
Ministry to Japan Orders Have
Been Issned to the Various Receiv-
ing Ships of the Navy to Discon-
tinue all Enlistments for the Pres-'
emit.
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CoLoRED PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Proceedings of the Annual Convention
Held at Cincinnati.

Held at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE seventh
annual convention of the Colored Press
Association of the United States began its
session here to-day. President John
Mitchell, Jr.. in his address, called atten-
ton to the, increase of outrages in the
South, to the plain violation of the rights
OF citizens, etc. The attitude of the two
political parties, he said, was cause for
serious alarm. The defeat of the Blair
educational bill, and the failure to favor
the elections bill were pointers to the drift
OF public sentiment in both these parties.
The time was not far distant when free
American would strike back. The Re-
publican party of the nation, he said,
owing to treachery in its ranks, has griev-
ously disappointed us. In future the col
ored man must help himself, and do all
he can to alleviate his condition.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON DEAD.
His End Came in Moment of Great
Suffering.

ROME, March 17.-Prince Jerome Ma
poleon, after dismissing all other distin-
guished visitors who called upon him
yesterday, confided to King Humbert his
last wishes. The Prince has decidedly
rejected any formal religious ministra-
tions.
After reading telegram from Pere
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Victim of La Grfppe.

WELLS New, March Thames Mey-
ers, one Of the principal cattle raisers, and
pioneer of this State, died last evening
at his residence in Ruby Valley of la
grippe.
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Incendfarx Fire.

JACKSON (Cal.), March ia fire this
morning destroyed the dwelling, barn
and slaughter-house of Joseph Garabaldi,
butcher here. It was started by in
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cendiary. The loss is about $4,000, in
sured for s., 900, in the Alta of Stockton
for 81 200 and in the National for $500.
This is the third time the party has been
burned out in the same place in four
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Temporary Insantty.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-Robert Du
Rose, who shot and killed his wife last
January, was acquitted to-day on the
ground of temporary insanity
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A Broker Arrested.

. NEW YORK, March 17.-Broker Hamil-
ton, young man, was arrested in Wall
street to-day, charged with the forgery of
checks to the amount oil 81 GOO
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NOT Yet ENDED.
More Trouble May Result Over
the New Orleans Tragedy.
MAYOR SHAKESPEARE RECEIVES A
THREATENING LETTER.

1t States That the Chief Assassins of
Hennessy Have Not Yet Been
Caught, and That the Mayor, Law
yer Parkinson and Wicbliffe Are
Doomed to Death-An Investigation
Shows That all of Those Killed
Were Registered Voters.
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woman,s Rights Bill Killed.

PHOENIX fAriz.), March 1.-THE
woman's rights bill killed in the
Council week ago, and reconsidered
again, was killed to-day.
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Fatal Explosion.

GLASGOW, March 17.-By an explosion
in a blast furnace at Colebridge to-day
two men were killed and nine fatally
burned.
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Barrundia Indemnity Claim.

WASHINGTON, March IT, The claim
for indemnity for her husbands death
made by the widow of the late General
Barrundia has been received at the State
Department, and is in the hands of Parts
ridge, law officer of the Governmentf
who will present ii to Secretary BLAND
this week. State Department officialf
think the claim not a good one.
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MONEYS Due importers.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Treasx
ury Department has decided that moneyf
found to be due importers as an excess ol
deposit on certain goods shall not be paid
said importers when they are indebted Il
the Government on other.accounts.
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COAST CHRONICLES.
A Prominent Marysville Citizen
Accidentally Killed.
HIS HEAD NEARLY BLOWN OFF BY
A SHOTGUN.

Henry Clinton, a Member of the Life
Saving Crew at San Francisco, Run
Over by an Engine and His Body
Horribly Mangled-The Citrus Fair
Now Being Held in Los Angeles to
be Reproduced in Chicago.
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MFETING AT San FRANcIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.-At meet
ing OF Italian citizens here tonight, the
speakers denounced the New Orleans
tragedy as bloody crime and barbar-
Gus butchery. Resolutions calling on the
Government at Washington for immedi-
ate reparation were adopted and cabled
to the Premier and Minister of Foreign
Affairs OF Italy, and also telegraphed to
Secretary Blaine. 4 telegram of sympa-
thy was sent to the Italians at New
Orleans
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-14
Application for Patent.
UNITED SrArEs LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, December 20. 1856
NOTICE No. 34l.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, December 20, 1850.
Notice IL hereby given that Louis Peliis-ier,
whose possoficc addr. SIS is HALEY, hlturas county
Id aho, hiss made application for q United States
ateut Ter fifteen hundr.d linear Get OF the JUS.
TlCE mine or vein besrin. lead and silver, with
surface grou Go feet il width, situated in Min
eral Hill Mining district, Alturas county, State
of Idaho, and designated by the field notes and
plat OF the official survey on nile in this Office Is
Lot No 9C, in township two, north of range II,
east Of Boise Meridian, tuid lot No. 81 being ~
follows to wit:
Beginning ut discovery stake, where tice of
location was originally p sted; hence nCrth !
deg. 40 min. west lat feet to north center enc
stake; thence south 81 deg As min. west 100 feet
to corner NO. L; thence north 81 deg As min. east
600 feet to corner No. 2; thence eo.th 8 deg. 45
min. east 1866 feet TO corner No. 3; thence south
~ deg. As min west Geo feet to corner No 1:
thence north deg. IS min. west 1856 feet 10 cor.
ner No. l. and place OF beginning, imagine tic vuria-
ton 10 deg - min east, cont .in!ng 1880 acres.
The SAID mining claim being OF record In the
office Of the Recorder Of said mining district ut
HALEY in Alturas county. Idaho. The adjoining
claimants are l., uis feIliksi.r himself and the
owners of the Fraction Lode, Lot NO 81.
ANY ana all peis ms elainlins adversely any por.
ton OF saiu Justice mine or surtac. ground are
required to file their adverse c.ajms with the Reg
the county Of Alturas, State Of Idaho, during til.
sixty days period Of publication bere,f, ar they
Will be barred by virtue OF III. pros isioKs OF the
Statute.
W. T. RILEY, Register
I direct TINT t.iis notice lie published in the
VOID RIVER TINS, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining q in, for the period OF
sixty Gays. ". T. RILEY. Register.
First publication: December 81, 1890.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-14
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
SKERiFF'S SALE,

james NJ. Blossom Va. william A. Criswell.
Order OF Sale aud Decree Of Foreclosure and
Sale.
Under end by virtue Of an Order Of Sale and De-
cree Of Fore closure and Sale. issl ed out Of the
District Court of the Fourth judicial district of
Idaho. in and for Alturxs ouhty. ON the 10th day
of December. A. D. 1850, in the above entitled &C.
tlOn wht rein James n. Blossom, the above named
plaintiff, obtained = Judgment and Decree of
Foreclosure ana Sale against william A. Criswell,
defendant, on the 18th dsy OF october, A. d. $780,
Tor the sum of four hundred and one aud Is. 100
(f401 75-1GO) dollnrs In United States gold coin,
besides COSTS which said Decree was, on the 29th
day Of October. A. d. 1880. recorded in Judgment
Book 5 o said Court, At prge 800, am comma nd d
I" sell all that certain lot piece parcel OF land
situate lying and being in the County Of Aisuras,
State of Idaho, and bounded aud described in said
foreclosure and Order If Sale, a. follows:
Lot Five Isl Block Twenty two (22). Of the town
of ket, hum, and all the in prove mt hts thereon.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day ef January, A.. D. 1891, At O'Clock p. m. Of
that day. in front If the Court House door Of the
county Of AlturAa Aforesaid. will, In obedience
to said Order O. Sale and Decree Of Foreclosure
and Ssle sell the above. described property or DC
much Thereof may be nee. sssry to NJ tisfy said
iudgmt mt with interest and costs, etc., TO thu
highest and best bidder. for gold coin of the Unitet
States.
Dated HALEY, Idaho, Dece mber 22d. 1890.
c. H. bRAASE,
Sheriff of Alturas County,
BY c. E. Lvoxs, Deputy sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-14
YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

But we will cure you If you will pay rs.
Our message is to the Weak. Nervous and
Debilita,ed, who by early Evil Habits. or
Later lndiscretions, have tritied avs
their vigor Of Body, Mind and Manhood,
and who suffer al those effects which
lead TO Premature Decay, Consumption
Of Insanity. If this means you, send for
ana read our Book Of LIFE, written by
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-14

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HAILLY, IDAHO, Decembe 20, 1890.
Notice is hereby given thu, ouis Pellissitr,
whose post fhce address is HALEY Aliurns Cou ty,
state OF Id no. h s tins day for himself and for
one A. r Montandon Whose post office address is
Ut the same place, filed his application for u
United States patent for fifteen hudred linear feet
of the
GOFFRE MINE OR VEIN,
bearing lead and silver. with surface ground six
hundred feet in width situated in Mineral Fill
Mining District, County Of Alturas, ana State If
Idaho. and designated by the field notes and oth
clal plat On file in this afice as Lot No. 81, in
Township north. hinge II east of Boise Merid
ian, said lot No. 81 being described follows to.
wit:
BEGINNING at discovery stake, where notice Of
lot Atlen was originally posted. thence north 30
degrees Is minutes west 40 feet to W, s. center
end stake: thence south "a degrees 45 minutes
west 800 feet to corh.r No. !; thence 10th IA
degrees As minutes east 60 feei (, corner No 2.
thence south IS degrees Is minutes east ECO feet to
corn.r No 3: thence south IA degrees - mii,ut. s
VETS 0feet t. corner No thence rtl Il, gr, rs
10 minutes west 1860 feet o No. l and plrc
OF beginning, magnetic variation Is degrees 81
minutes east, containing 20 Col acres.
The 10 alton of this mine recorded in the
Recorders oifce of Al,urss County State OF Idaho
IN Book - IF Quartz CLAIM al page 70. The ad-
j.iniI & elsimnnts ere the owners II the Nc march
and OF the Fraction Lodts aud otherwise to claim.
ants unknown.
Any and al persons claiming adversely any
portion oi said Goitre mine surface ground are
required to file their adverse claims with the
REGISTER ef the United States LANG Cfiee at haiey
In the County OF Altur.s. and tste of lduho dur
ing the sixty day.. period OF publicati, IL ht reof
CT they viii be barred by virtue OF the provisions
OF the StSuite.
W. T. RILEY, Register
~, direct that this notice be published in the
neare' the said mining Claim. tor the period of
sixty days. w. L RILEY, Register.
First publications December 81. 1900.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-14
Or,er to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of Alturas County, Stste Of
Idaho.
In the m.tter of tho Estate Of Joshua W. viii.
lnrd, deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Arthur
Smith. exec utor of the state Of Joshua W. Will
lard deceased pra.in III m order OF sale Of GER
tnil mi ming interests of said estate in Alturas
County. Idaho,
1t IN ord Re- that all psrson interested in said
estate be and appear IN fore the Probate Court Ut
the court room Of said court in the on house.
ut Haley. Altnras County Idaho, on Friday, the
18th day Of February, A d. 1891. ut IL o'clock VI.
If said dry, then ard there 10 show cause why
such an order of sale should not be made.
It ia further ordered that copy II this cotice
be published at least four successive weeks in the
WooD RIVER TIMES, a. wspaler Drir ted and pub
lished at Haley in sai,. county, before said 18th
day of February, A. d. 1891.
Dated HALEY, Idaho, January It'll. A. D 1891.
tsKAL) T. u. LLMMON,
Probate Judge.