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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-01
Notice for Publication.
LAID O1ylCR At HAILEY, fDAHO,
March Is. 1891.

Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has nled notice Of his intention 10 make
hosl proof in support Of his claim. and thst said
proof will be msde before the Register shd Re-
csiyer ct HALEY, ldshO. April y. 1891. via:
Frank Mc0overn. for the east half Of the souta.
east quarter. and the east half Of the northeasl
quarter Of Section nine. Township hve north
Range twenty nine east.
He nance the following Wttnssses TO prove hia
continuous residence upOn and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Peter Low, John Short. d. b
Hswlsy and John BFigg.. all Of Hove. ldsho.
". T. Riley. Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Andrew ]. MCGOWAN
Deceased.

Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned. Ad-
ministratos Of the estate Of Andrew J. MCGOWAN.
deceased. to the creditors Of and II perscns hav-
ing elaine sgsinst t"e said deceased to exhibit
them. with the ness ssasy vouchers. within ten
months after the inst Of this notice to
the said Administrator. at hts once In the town Of
HALEY. Alta county. Idaho.
Dated ct HALEY. idaho March 7rth, 1891.
8. ID. BOONE,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Andrew J..
Ac0svan. deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-01
Notice for Publication.

LAID OFFICE At HALEY. IDAn0.
Nsrch Q, 1891.
Notice 10 hefeby Owen thst the followinR- named
settler has Aled notice Of hts intention 70 make T.
nal proof In support Of BIS claim. and inst said
proof will be made befvfs the Register end Re-
eetver at HALEY. Idaho. April Is. 1891, viz
Thomas J. Covert. for the seutheast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of Section 3. TovssAtp north.
Range IL east.
He nam = the following Witnesses - prove his
coptipuous pestdence upon, saA eultivstion Of.
said land. Wis: Peter weber. Jsmes Sutherland.
z. 9. Chsse aud j. O. SWift-all OF u alley. Idaho.
W. z. Riley. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-01
Notice For Publication.

Nokiae y hareby given thst the following
named estolsv has Aled notice Of his Intention 70
make Ansl proof IN support Of his claim: and that
sad proof VIII be made befcfe the Register end
Receiver. Of HALEY Idaho. ON April !. ieei, VIZ
Quarter and the north half Of the southwest omar
ter Of Fiction twenty. Township three north,
Range eighteen east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence mon. and cultiv stton Of
aaad land, viz: George YeageS. Andrew Brown. A.
mae VT. BILLY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-01

once address 10 HALEY, Alturas County Idaho,
have msde apI lication for . United 0ta&ss Patent
.'FRIEDNAN" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Section 8. Township north. Range II
east. Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining Dis
txict. Alturas County. state Of Idaho, consisting
600 feet vide. being Lot Ne. y. and described IN
the neld hotes end plst Of the oiicial survey on
ale In this odAce. with magnetic variation 1t IL
Beginning at the initial point Of this claim. and
RAINING south 81 degrees IS minutes west 500 feet
to corner No. 1; thence north 88 degrees 26 min
degrees IS minutes east SAG feet to corner No. 3
thence south u degrees IS minutes west coo feet
70 corner No I; thence north 20 degrees IS min.
ginning survey Of exterior boundary Of this claim
embracing an area Of 4246 acres applied for. No
conflicts.
From corner No. the quarter section corner be.
tween Section 6. Township north. Range II east.
and Section 81, Township north, Range II east,
bears north - degrees and 50 minutes east 1850
feet.
The said claim being of record In the once Of
the County Ret0rder Of said mining district III
Hstiey. In Alturas County. State Of Idaho. The
vey ss5. and the "Bodie. !" both lode claims.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of the said Friedman" lode mining claim OF
claims thereto with the Register u the United
States Land Once at HALEY, State Of Iasho. with.
In the sixty days publication thereof. or they
statute IN such cases msde and provided.
". T. ALLEY. Register.
direct that the foregoing notice Of application
days In the woOD RIVER DAILY TIAxs. . newsps-
per published 1t HALEY, Alturss County. State Oi
Idaho. being the newspaper published nearest
". T. RILEY, Register.
Fir<t publication Jsnuary Goth. 1891.
". h. WATT. attorney for applicant.
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UMsa0 o9A10 LAAD Vn ~
1A21s, mAnos Seesee0 ~ sS:y
0amAe ]. xtas00aa "a 0es1aSa ~ wsx0s AZ
poste0es address 10 HALEY. Aleafac Cse1qs !ea.
10. have nads applaeausA Soe Usasso ssssss
"DODIg LODE INNING OAAAAs
>,,
east, 1eees neeadten. Mineral a1u miAsSS css.
tztce. Alentas County, STATE Of Idaho, coo0s0n4
ef 1900 linear fest Of the lode. ana ce1tore Ho9ns
90 feet wide. being Lot No. loe. and 0eocsaoeo e
The Asld netee a1A ples Of Ne o0cae! eefve.
On als In this ones, Win neeneoS vasssnoe % 10
ocefsee ana " minueee eeess - tolsoW:
Beginning - tie ctoooves9 PoaoS ot sA1o oleaM
ana RAINING north degssee = minutes vest ~
feet 10 ooItA center end seAke @ clam; sneeoe
south . degrees > 11n9see Weee - tees 20 coeess
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-01
Application ssr Z Patent.


0ozae1 No ~. eU1vHY No, -.
UHrz1D o1Axzs LAND 0svsc1.
4An11. lDA1no, January nh. lSn 4
NOlca - Aeesoy Rjvsn that JoAn WecTarlsne
a14 MieAael MaAoney. Whose poos olnce SdaFese n
1alleyN Altnsss county. Idaho, have made epplico-
t1oa til United states ratsut for The
"ABblB" LODE MINING CLAIM
situate II Section u, ToWnsAip Dos4A, Naaae ~
east. Bo1os Meridian, Nine1sl nill Ninina 6le.
tx1ct Alturas county state Of IdaAo consAst5na q
ls13 linear feet Of The lode, aud SUFFICE aToSn6
80 feet vide, being Lot No, %, M deocx{S16 NJ
the Aeld MOTIFS and plat OF The olacial survey %
ale In thlo once, with msRneelc variation 4 n
deGseee and - m nutes sasS, % follovs;
6egtAntng st the discoyeTy point Of this claim
and roaming north Il DEGREES % minutes wet 10
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Wanted.

G7EoO - CoS0OU A MONTH can he msde
10 u 1[OO -worting for ms. Persons
preferred Who can furnish horse AMI give their
be probably employed also. few vscancies
In t0va0 aud cities.
BIZ, JOHNSON CO., 200 0atA q. ,RiehD0ud. VI.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 3A2.

UxIrkD 8rArEs LAND OFFICE,
HAIIkY, IDAHO, December -, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that Louis Peliissier.
whose post sfhce adrt a. 10 Haley Alturas County
State Of Id.ho. h'a this day for himself and for
At the same place, aled his application for q
United States patent fer fifteen hudred linear fest
Of the
0OFFRE NINE OR VEIN,
bearing lead and silver. with surface ground six
hundred feet in width. situated in Mineral Hill
Mining District, County Of Alturas. and State Of
Idaho: and desiensted BY the field hotee and ON
Sections .. 10, Is and l6, Township north. Range
II east. Of Boise Meridian. said lot No. 81 being
described - follows. TO- Wit:
Beginning at discovery stake, where notice OF
location vas originally posted. thence north "a
degrees Is minutes west 400 feet to west center
end stake: thence south IA degrees As minutes
wet 100 feet to corner No. I thence north IA
degrees As minutes east GRO feet - corner No. 2
thence south IS degrees minutes east 500 feet Il
corner No. 3. whence the corner to Sections 9, 10
Is and 16, T0wDsh p north. Rarge II east, bear
south 46 degrees 81 minutes west 2665 feet thence
south IA degrees IS minutes west 6nO feet to cor
ner No 4; thence north rs degrees Is minutes wesi
1850 feet 70 corner No. and place Of beginning
the magnetic variation being Is deert - minutes
east. containing 70 Gel acres.
The lOratiOn OF this mine 10 recorded in tht
in Book ~ Of Quartz Claims At page ~. The I'D
jsiDipg claimants are the ownera ef the Monarch
and OF the Fraction LOdes, and otherwise to claim
ants untn Own.
Any and all persons claiming adversely AMI
portion Of said 6o6re mine or surface ground an
required to nle their adverse claims With tbs
Register Of the United States Land Once At HALEY
in the County Of Alturas. and State OF Idaho, dur
ing the sixty days period OF publication hereof
sr they will he barred BY virtue OF the provisions
OF the Statute.
". T. Riley. Register.
I direct that this notice be published Ia thu
WOOD RlvEh TIMES the Newspaper published
nearert the said mining Claim. for the period o.
sixty days. ". T Riley, Register.
First publication: December 81. loo.
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THE
''CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN"

Has attained a standard Of exoellenoe
which admits OF no superior.
IL contains every improvement that
inventive genius. skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-04-01

Chicago, Milwaukee 1 s.. Pad
RAILWAY
now 1uND
DAYLIGHT Trains 10 chicago.
1ol,d vsssibulsa Trains - chicago.
oAeen Heated Trains 10 chicago.
Electric Lighted Trains 10 Chicago.
Hlecesie HssAing Iamps in DsstAs.
Finest Dining Carr In the world.
Thirssen hours and half b chicago.
D>uhls Daily elseplas Oar Service to d. Le0as
and Kansas Caty.
Through Coaches b D. Louis.
Through Coaches 10 Kansas ot1.
IlsgaAA Day Coaches.
The Shortest and QUICKEST Line.
The Best Route 10 Kansas 0iU.
7Ae best Route - et. Louis.
1hs Beat Route b Colorado.
TO Kansas, to California
70 The West and Southwest.
| n0s>cprs sscommodatons feom The Oompanyb
agents IN svssy large city. or from the station
assas In Haley.
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In the District Court Of the Fourth judicial Dis
tEtct. Of the State Of Idaho, IA and for the
County Of Alturas.
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Application for q Patent.


UNy1xD 81AxRs LAND Ovv1c.,
HAM1Y, lDAao. January nth, 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that John MacFarlsns.
Michael nahoney and 8. J. Friedman. whose post
once address 10 HALEY, Alturas County, Idaho.
have msde apI lication for United eta&ss Patent
for thu
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict. Of the Susie Of Idaho. In and for the
County Of Altnras.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12

tMy little son. he said, coaxingly,
'.if Valerie waits until you are q man
you will only see her in the Office, and
then when you are little bigger and
go to college, you won't see her at all,
for months at time. But if you per-
suade her to marry me she will be your
very own mamma, and you will have
her all day long all to yourself while
am downtown. She will wake you in
the morning with kiss and sing you to
sleep at night. Don't you think that's
better than waiting?"
Jack put his little fat forefnger in
his pouting mouth and looked steadily
at me, but declined to compromise him.
self by any remark.
Persuade him, Valerie" said his
father, entreatingly, to me.
ssNot Is' 1 exclaimed. ''Settle it be-
tween you"
Suddenly Jack transferred himself to
my lap. "Will you always kiss me in
the morning when wake?" he said.
/ looked out of the corner of my eye
at his father, and bit my lip, without
answering.
s'Will you, Val-dear Val?" pleaded
Jack. How could refuse to say ''Yes?"
s'And sing me to sleep, nights?" he
persisted.
Again was constrained to say Yes"
His sweet eyes frightened, and he
threw his chubby arms around my neck.
Dear, darling Val!' he cried, kissing
me vigorously. "You may marry papa;
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12
GoocH!'' HE CALLED OUT TO THE CLERK.

"GoocH!" HE CALLED OUT TO THE CLERK.
lost Take a cab to the ferry and do
not let any thing interrupt you. Use
every effort to find Bellew, at whatever
expense. | will be here in the Office to
meet him at five o'clock"
Gooch went off to fulfill Emerick's
bidding and the merchant sat down TO
write note to send over to Captain
Dacre at the Brooklyn dock, telling
him TO prepare quarters for himself. In
a few moments the note was on its way
and Mr.. limerick busted himself for an
hour strengthening up various matters.
Then he walked out &c send cable
gram to his partner advising him that
he could now leave Buenos Ayres at his
pleasure, as he proposed to start i'm
mediately to take charge of their Office
there. After doing this he jumped into
cab and was driven to his apartments.
where he soon had every thing packed
and was ready to start on his voyage.
In the meantime Gooch was hunting
all over the baseball grounds to find
Mr. Bellew, the managing clerk. He
was all of futter with excitement and
the minutes were flying past with ag-
gravating rapidity. 1t was after four
o'clock before he found his man. and
then the two ran down to the landing
and just managed to ca tch the ferry-boat
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12

Another instant would nave been TOO
late; as it was. they had TO jump aboard
the boat at the imminent risk of falling
into the water The bystanders laughed
at their actions and shouted after them,
but they needed not They reached the
office a few minutes before five o'clock
and found their employer awaiting
them. He did not waste any time up
braiding Mr.. Bellew for leaving the Of
fee during his absence; time was too
precious he spoke sharply enough.
however. when he said:
''Gooch. you stay and lock up the
office, and you. Mr.. Bellew, jump into
the cab with me and l will give you
your instructions as we ride
The instructions which he had to give
were brief but positive. No one was to
know where he had gone and his rea
sons, he said, were purely personal. He
would attend to the business of the
house in Buenos Ayres, but his name
would not be used conspicuously As
they alighted from the cab at the dock,
Mr.. limerick looked around for news
boy to buy an evening paper He did
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effect: You Englishmen do not know
what love is. Love which is love is only
known beneath the sunny skies of nv
fathers native land Her words had
quite an effect upon me for time and
l almost felt as though | really did not
know how to love, but when | have ac-
complished, with your assistance, the
desire of my heart, / will prove to her
that / at least can love-"
AS Percy uttered his last words Mr..
Wilcox looked at him with an a6miring
glance and said: Percy, my boy, / be-
lieve you"
By this time each had finished his
cigar and they parted for the night-Mr.
Wilcox promising to take good look
at Mr.. limerick next morning.
But when the next morning came he
was doomed to disappointment, for on
inquiring for Mr.. limerick at the hotel
Office he and Percy were told that the
gentleman of that name had left on the
early morning train for New York.
Neither could have explained exactly
achy, but each felt keen disappoint-
ment that they did not see the reputed
wealthy ship-owner again. Besides they
were puzzled to understand why he
should have made such hasty depart
ure. They did not gain much satisfac-
ton from the clerk, for that functionary
said he did not know the reason, except
that Mr.. limerick had told him he was
called to New York on business.
In an hour the ship-owner had almost
passed from their thought and they be-
gan to make preparations for their own
departure on the following day.
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too great a hurry. Whether | am pref
ty or not, is a matter of opinion. I, of
course, do not incline to thinking my
self quite horror, for my mirror tells
me, when l consult (which is quite
as often as other girls-that l have
bright eyes and white teeth, and dim
pie in each cheek, and figure that
always seems to fit my dresses. L am
by no means rich, it is true, but no girl
can consider herself poor who possesses
good typewriter and skill to use it.
Both these qualifications belong to me.
and for nearly a year l have held a
good position in Mr.. John Postle-
thwaite's office, and from nine to four
every day l gaily rattle the keys of my
typewriter.
Mr.. Postlethwaite is rich produce
broker, and, though he is not at all old,
I never looked upon him as a young
mamie is SO grave and silent. AL
though I saw him every morning, he
never said more than ''Good day, Miss
Claxton,' and 1 declare I could not
have told you whether he was fair or
dark, for l seldom ventured to raise my
eyes to his. All through the day / sat
in my corner, curtained off from the
other clerks, and far too busy to take
any notice of them, or of any one else,
except-ah! here is a tremendous ex-
ception, for I had a constant visitor,
my sweetheart! I should mention that
Mr.. Postlethwaite was widower.
That, perhaps, was partly the cause of
his seriousness, for 1 have heard that
his wife was young and beautiful, and
hot no ha1
been married but a few years when she
died, leaving him a baby three years
old That baby was now five, and
every day, except in the summer when
he was away at Long Island on his
fathers farm, little Jack would come
in the carriage and fetch Mr.. Postle-
thwaite away.
The very first day I took possession
of my curtained corner, just as the
clock was on the stroke of four. the
loveliest little head in the world
peeped around my desk, and pair of
big, roguish eyes, blue as Heaven,
looked up, laughing, into mine. Then
the head disappeared, and I saw no
more of those sweet eyes until the
next afternoon. Then, however, the
little rogue, with all the confidence
imaginable, walked inside the curtain,
and revealed the dantiest darling,
picturesquely clad in black velvet, with
long golden curls falling over his deep
lace collar. I fell in love with him on
the spot, and l am bound to say that
the passion was mutual for he sat on
my knee and returned1my kisses with
interest, and when, the following day,
I cemented the friendship with an
offering of French candies. we pledged
eternal fidelity in the spirit, if not in
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12
A MESSAGE OF LOVE.

Now what in the world will my lady says
My mind is in wild disorder
AS tear the dainty paper apart.
When out falls blood red velvet heart,
With row of pins for a border
Well, pick up the pretty, useless thing,
And love it, for here did her fingers cling;
Yet can not choose but wonder
Is it an emblem, a symbol true;
viii she pierce ny heart SO, through and
through,
Till its depths are torn asunder?
think how harsh word hurts and StingS;
l think of thousand hard, cruel things;
For one gains with love, and one loses.
Then I think OF my dear ones sweet pure face,
And my heart again at her feet place
Let her plant there just what she choosesl
And her pin-cushion-why without doubt,
The pins were meant to be t4keR oat!
How blind have been and stupid!
So this is the message she sends to-day:
She will take each sting from my heart away,
And undo the work of Cupid!
Bessie Chandler, in Harper's Bazaar.
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the letter. The day was indeed dull
one to me that did not bring my little
Jack to kiss his sweetheart Val.
The winter passed, and at Christmas
and New Years Jack and | excha nged
appropriate gifts-Jack always assur-
ing me earnestly that his presents had
been his own unbiased choice, and per-
chased with his own money from his
own money-box. noticed that as the
early February days slipped away Jack
became immensely mysterious. His lit
tie bosom swelled with some tremend-
Gus secret, and sometimes, after gazing
at me for few seconds with widening
eyes, he would ripple with delicious lit
tie gusts of laughter from head to foot.
After these tiny explosions he would
kiss me vehemently, and rush away as
though afraid to trust his secret any
longer in my presence.
can not pretend to say that had no
inkling of coming events, and, sure
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12

but you mustn't ever like him better'n
me. You may kiss Val now, papa" he
added, magnanimously. ''And if you
can't be married now, we must come
tomorrow and fetch you away"
Then, as it occurred to HIM that he
felt sleepy, he dropped his head on my
shoulder, and demanded. with baby i'm
periousness, to be sung to sleep forth
with.
I placed him gently in his fathers
arms, and kissed the half-closed eyes.
Hes mine, now" 1 said, looking
John Postlethwaite for the first time
full in the face. "But I'll lend him to
you sometimes. IS. Ada Fisher, in
brakes Magazine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12
CHAPTER VIII.

In one OF the darkest parts OF Hearl
street. New York, a section of the street
mado dark by the elevated railroad, not
4 great way from the Battery, there is
an old-fashioned building which doubt
less has history of its own, but which
was many years ago converted into mer-
camille offices. Not SO very long since,
on the glass door of a room on the sec
ond floor, the following lettering might
have been read: limerick & Co.,
South American Merchants" On the
left-hand corner was printed in smaller
letters: Julius Emerick," and on the
right was the name Henry Howe" in
dicating that these were the names of
the two partners in the firm.
Inside this room, seated at his desk in
private office partitioned off with
glass, sat Julius limerick, the senior
member of the firm. 1t was the after
noon of the day on which that gentle
man had made hurried departure from
Long Branch. His sudden return had
upset the calculations of the clerks,
and two out of the three whom the firm
employed were away to baseball
game at Staten Island. The discovery
of this fact when he came down to the
Office after lunch had irritated Mr.. En-
erick beyond measure, and the solitary
| clerk who had been left in charge was
having rather unpleasant time of it
with his employer. limerick was natur-
ally an irritable man, and to-day he
acted in an excessively disagreeable
manner.
"Gooch," he called out to the clerk.
''Sir?" was the submissive response.
''Has the Trinidad cleafed?'
Eyes, sir, she cleared this morning,
| and every thing is ready. She sails this
| evening at shutdown"
''Have we received any dispatches
from Mr. Howe lately?"
'Only the one lying on your desk,
| sir, which has not yet been opened. 1t
came in about one o'clock, after the
other clerks had gone away"
Mr.. limerick walked to his desk, and
at once called out in a sharp tone:
There is no dispatch here"
1T must be there, placed it on your
desk myself, sir"
Then the clerk began to look for it
and found it almost Immediately. 1t
was covered up by pile of papers
which Mr.. limerick had placed on it
himself. The clerk went back to his
desk and Mr.. limerick sat down to read
the dispatch. 1t was to the effect that
Mr.. Howe, his partner. who was down
at Buenos Ayres, was sick and wished
to return to New York. As Mr.. limerick
read, something almost amounting to a
smile beamed on his face, only that
when he smiled his personal appear
ance was not at all improved, for it was
such an unmeanirg, CHASTITY smile COM
pared with what smiles are generally
understood to be, that there was moth
ing pleasant about it.
Again he called out: ''Gooch," and
met another ready response.
go over to Staten Island and find
Mr.. Bellew. Tell him to come to the
Office without moments delay, no
matter how interesting the game may
be-"
'All right, SIR" replied the clerk.
but before you go ring up District
Messenger boy. l want to send a note
to Captain Dacre. / am going to sail
for Buenos Ayres on the Trinidad to-
night. and there is not minute to be
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-12
4 CIouded Life.

Mrs. Bliffers-Your old friend has
such sad face. Why is it?
Mr.. Bliffers-Years ago he proposed
to a very beautiful girl, and
Mrs. Bliffers-And she refused him?
Mr.. Bliffers-No. She married him.
y. Y. Weekly.