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oUn MARRIED woney ABROAD.



A scm.wha, prpaiinrnt divorce suit,
nov peudlug IN pelaN mr., has I'D to
thu ok. res,iuu Of superficial uui iUuc
curat. opinions concerning ihe uHt'oh
ality ~ married wnisu1 and the pussf
u n sti,v ~ annui tue msiiiagc IL
The American law l. that. ~ mar
.iag., IN. wife b. cine. clio hcI with
the nationality of her hus auI. hu
American woman. ~ mutfyf Z a
foreigner, AhlnIuns her hrnief Ipliu-
cal allegiance, aud j. natur,ilIrd hy
marriage A. n citizen or u tui Jrrt "
her husbands county. bugland,
however, dcpies that nn Eugii-li wa.
man Iv.es her nationality by marry lug
u iUreiun.t, while NJ tie same time
England iu,i,ts that - foreign woman
by iuauyiug an Eugllshman becomes
English.
A married vomsh's dtmlclle land
prVbably ivrluynctl must, NJ gen.
trai rule, b- 10 law that Of her ius.
baud, tut Americas law, ami prob.
ably, today, English Jaw. psuuit u
vile 70 atquit,, tor diVuft- purposes,
au indefuuueut residence nud domi.
ellie, which will give 10 the state Ia
which they are acpuifrd Jurisdiction
Ia anuul tic tnM iig,. Otherwise
an kuslisi husband having given
y an Il Juccd wife .Nuus. for III.
yorc. Ia EugianJ, could, ty hight aud
change Vt dvmieile, make II iniipssible
Tor tue wife " pur,vc. Her wrongs
you'd thus lie ruuieIihss.
Hut the iulur,J VII. must have hon
estly advptei ~ huai abode n rel.
deuce Ia TIT state. A mere t. mpefsfy
sbJuv Ia order to get ~ Jiv0ryu viii
not ,uillcc. Although the courts of the
divOfoing Site can make au iitofprc'
tnlion VI the laws OF the State cOn.
elusive Ia that stetc, yet a foreign
State 10 entitled. in n proper sul; aud
case, 70 ,Xauiuu tue record Of what
was done, aud, " satisfied II fraud, OF
error, OF International irrgulatity Of
procedure, 10 refuse 10 recoguikv the
validity VI the judgment OF divorce. IL
An Lngilsh court believes that n divorce
hhs b.un obtained la Delaware by q
frnuduIsnt residence aud dymicile In
orirf " annul marriage which could
not 10 annulled by Lugli.h law, the
English court Ia entitled " disregard
the divorce aud punish either party for
bigatny, " In England nnd N married
again, aud give tue custody Of minor
ohildrvn.over whom II has jurisdiction.
~ ~ ta. English court seems pfopvr.
IL In rssid.nco and domiciie which
give III. divorcing oouit Jurisdiction,
hnd II they have been fraudulent, aud
only 10 yet the divorce, then the
jurisJldion iails.
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Random seler,Iens.

with the clr.e " the year you
have u cipher Lost aud fsur- l..
Stdc-tncu nfe the ony people who
are ecmitlrd 70 ~. bli bits.
Tive e,sl ., way ~ ~ s,ner 10 e..
ca . n m al Ia ~ u ing ~, 10 jrctioin.
THE state hospiAis mate NJ jauvision
for 80 e,w 81 us1 Mat Hoc huud Ia
seiur.
A IA y woman Whit II n wounn's
tnnsI iutci, uHs ngc anu she viii cuine
VT. nrAf rling Auu hnN old shv ",
Oar I'm ,l'sh c'uk--"Nuw, mnsm.
'o~ ~il You ave the duck 10 N.Y.
WIN 80, ltat 1t co!', o. shall 'rat II
tvf \. uY"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

We with somebody would piye US a
Few practical y.cws Us 10 III, retaliation
OF churche9 By tho tie "a rsl. nonl
'eryice OF Sunday :. MALT through .ha
church often baccmos 90 ho, the alr 80
impure and the hcarera 90 sleepy that
little gcoa IS done by the aurmon. We
wiah afchiiccil were halt nu f5hcitous
about vcntilat.c,. az thoy nrc about the
mrn OF an arch ur the groove OF pillar.
Christian Inquirer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

Alphohss Dauic,, considered by many
the most popular living royclist. u one
q sho most remarkable looking men IN
Europe. lie has an exquisiicly shaped
head, broad, white forehead, coal black
eyes and hair and full dark heard.
Yoass MO. when he irst came up 90
Paris from Lyons, unknown and friend.
lesl. he waa 20 poor that he was forced
to make his Journey IN cold freight
Ger. and had nothing to cat for two
days. a copy OF liia p3cnl fortunately
met The eye Of the Lmprcts Eugoaie,
who directed the Due 10 Iony 90 send
Toe him. Rcor Dluac. with Giiiculty
p'ucu'ol suitable elosiag Tor his ap,
pcarmcc NJ the Iuilts7cs. bit lgcm.
tive -csc;ETyrlap wac 500. oifered him
by De horny. aad bis pscaliary trials
were cndel.--Ncw lors Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

Rov. James W, Ford. Tor more than
half century missionary IN China
AID founder q the inst Christian church
In that country, says; After studying
the Chineso language for TN ycara /
translated the Now Testament aud Other
Wligoug work5. | l'vgan to pivech IN
way Immediately af,egI entered sinm,
has though have a,udicd tor fifty yeara
! do not yet th!nl; that / have mastered
tho Chinese language
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

Prince Nildta. Of Montenegro. Il 10
Glove. The ossr hE1 purchased the
steamer Jaroslani foT tic sum q 1900.
600 rullgs, His haa bestowed tho am,
On bia NighnusA Of 'hc nlac.; mountain
RurqHnulEgors Rnd "a nusian crew innn
thct ,H, ana ale undrr orleTu TO remain
IN the rVicr ~ Pnprc Niki,s until the
ll;rf las a'-usdl the services u Ell
tlcn, mhsi!i.ipf an, JsroSlafaj Is cz
r,v,gl shortly at Auuvari. tbs weasel
l. 80 rQuipl,ol - 10 serve a. a wsrship
IN Gaze 81 need, Tl3p igince 10 certainly
tn H. congratulated. he already Ios
siess a y,sisi v-GcA, with his new ac.
qauiiar, VII tsr'c % m excellent com.
uunc sncst toward a Mua;cncgrin navy.
the val.zaiou u Which hear. one
Of irlHor Nikl;ga islst clenaAsl Lovcs
-callsnani'u LES ..g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10
GAMBErrA's fArHrR.
iiE LIVED vKKy nuNnLY AND DIED
Az ORDINARY MERCHANT.

liz LIVED Why uuNnLY ASD DIED
Az ORDINARY MERCHANT.
The death has besn announced OF the
father Of Leon UAmOcttn, at the ~. Of
~ Year., AT his home near Nice. For
souu uinc lhe hid bccn sui, RUG fevm
canovr Ia the stomach, anu tho severe
attack he had recently Ia CahOr, almost
carried him away. lilo recovered
sufficiently, however, to journey 10
Mice about month ngo and Resumed
tho hutnblr q, cilatlon which hv had
carried on since hts sons dvath--that
Of rearing otaugrr and lrinunr and
dispvsinyof them. IL IN not generally
known that tile eluer uamoe,ta re-
rivci hothiug under his son'r Will
= N thvrihsye fhtns ~ fii0nry The French
N ttriot wls reported 10 have lett. lie
hal nothing * OF tn. Interest upon
his saviugsts n getersi dealer Ia CshDrs
aud VIVA. he cfntd o, an ofang.-
grower. lie liv,d .,cty humbly with
an did servant, aud h. even made tho
boAer In which III. results OF his lsbor-
were dispatched, aud wheeled them
hi,nself ~ O.. station upvu haudcart.
Az Interesting question now ati-er with
vEard b. the ivmsins Of Leon Gam
betta. The family tcmb, situated nj
the cemetery upon the Chateau hill,
10 now full, s- 4 contains not ouiy tn.
lody OF thu latrlOt, but also those Of
his mother amt aunt Fora long time
pressure Inns brvn brought TO tear upou
the old rnau TO Induce nlm 10 consent
10 the removal of hi. sous remains 10
PARIS, Anl Il Il said, on good authority,
that hc did oiuseiii u thi- pfolp,al l,-
fore II death. ltir, thsrrfJrr, prothhi.
tina this egcp Will he taken nov wnen
tn gave I, ., end aud that the n,h.
er'r lona,iis wIll b. tnterrcd Ia their
placr.-- Chicago Herald
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Or. Elsen-lou are getting near sight.
81, madam. You ahould wear glalses
Nm, Gidot--Oh, doe,or! Aiy uoss Is
TO small to hold eye slasscl, ana specta,
eles nre 50 very unbegomiug. What
lhal dog-Puek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

CuRTA M a DlNWoooEY's
All GRADES and makes OF
Curtains, a very varied and
beautiful limo OF tn $50 goods
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Hotels Restaurants and Housekeepers can Save Money.
TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT

Special sale Of Damhsts Turkey REDS. Towels Saptms 10
teeouui Of oversost worthy Of your attention. ZOO
In the future.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-04
SUCCESSFUL WOMEN Invent
OR8.
India Rubber Journal.

| AHuAo nuoDcT Soufuhis
A California woman has invented
a baby carriage, which Melted her ov-
or $4,000, while to Mrs. Catherine
Greene, the wife and widow of
Washington's ablest officer, is due the
honor Of inventing the cotton gin.
one Of those distinctly American in
ventions, the value and importance
Of which have been recognized by the
whole industrial world. A horseshoe
machine, which turns out completed
shoes, was the invention Of woman;
also the reaper and mower, the idea
Of Mrs. A Manning, of Plainfeld, N.
j., to whom Is also credited clover
cleaner Mrs. Manning seems to
have stimulated the inventive genius
OF her nelghbors, for . few years af-
ter her reaper and mower was pat
ented, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Of the
State took out patent for an i'm.
provement on this machine, being
device for changing the knives with
out stopping the wheels. One Of the
most complicated machines ever
made is that for tho manufacture OF
re-enforosd bottom paper bags. 1t
is so curiously ingenious that how it
was contrived passes the ordinary
comprehension. 1t was the inven-
ton Of Miss Maggie Knight, who,
from it and other inventions in the
same line, realized large fortune.
A street sweeper OF great merit was
devised and patented by New
York lady, who had . costly dress
ruined by the mud splashed on it by
a defective machine. Most remarka-
BILE Of all 10 the invention of Mrs.
Mary B. Walton for dsadening the
sound Of car-whsels. She lived near
the elevated railroad in New York,
and was greatly annoyed by the
sound of the roaring trains passing
her house. The most noted machin-
lists and inventors OF the country had
given their attention to the subject
without being able to furnish : solu-
ton, whom, 10, . woman's brain did
the work, and her appliance, proving
perfectly successful, was adopted by
the elevated roads, and she is now
reaping the rewards Of happy
thought.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-04
Lost S,hi,d.

I am trying to find my father. !
am told that his name is James e.
Bailey. have no recollection OF
him, nor do l remember that ever
looked upon the face Of relative.
Ny mother died fifteen years ago in
Boone county, Iowa, whom l was only
year old. Shortly after mothers
death ! was adopted by neighbor
named Morgan. When was about
eight years old We moved to Nebraska,
and at this time father seems to have
lost track Of me. l understand that
he sndsavorsd to find me, but was
basely led by an interested party to
believe that l had died. | have only
recently learned that the Morgans
wore not my parents, / am passing
nay days among strangers. They are
nothing to me, | am nothing to them.
The thought makes me homesick
and lonely and sad. believe my
own dear father is living, somewhere
in this wide, wide world, and if he is
l moan to find him. You can assist
me if you will; but ] can offer no re-
ward, at present, except my gratitude
and blessing.
II you are unable to give me any
information regarding my father
please help me to publish and circu.
late this notice and oblige sincerely
yours, RErTA BAILEY,
San Bernardino, Gal.
Papers please copy.
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Papers please copy.

Iowa corn has been making a pc.
litical and horticultural record this
season that iusti6es some tall stories
But it hardly warrants the following,
which recent arrival from the West
brought with him:
81 saw" says the recent arrival, "a
man stand at the foot OF corn stalk. ("
SHOW big is your corn?" asked
the farmer.
81 don't know" was the reply. 81
just sent one OF my boys up to see,
and / am worried to death about him. y
"Can't he get back?"
"No, that's the trouble. The corn
stalks CROWN up faster than he kin
climb down"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-04
CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
ID. B. KIMMEI,
July 16, 80 tn.
Notice of Forfeiture

and Z. Truman Campbell: You are h ,apl
Hu nS,.ea as ,aa5 we have expended Three
p,;ovements on the Pearl Knob nI.nar
inning inning claim, on Grimes creek, At p's and
adjoining the Silver Kew nlacer a. O,a ana
orae ee1 ,o vile Boise county, Idaho IN
visions 20 Of h Sad,i said claim under the pro-
10, the years 1888, 1880 and Isao 9'a, Ts
ea enc proportion of Of said expenditure due hU
in sa;S "a you, on your one-eighth inter y
5o Sao 6 S,dlm is Thirty 1881 5 and
States and ' If lawful money the United
o. lusal publication of this notice vou u' tne
said e, exno 10 contribute your proportion of
this e expenditure, and with legal cost OF Of
t han publication, the said infsras soss o,
unda ,n Inc .he property of the nnderS;c WI,
oen'erville' Idaho, Oct. Is, isSl'
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rRosrROroRs As AssAYERs.



A grizzled old prospector, against
whose wrinklsd brows the storms Of
many years had beaten, was last
night lamenting the decadence Of the
traditional old-time prospector and
the usurping of his place by the east
srn tsnderfoot, says the Butte Inter-
Mountain. This picturesque charact-
Or Of 70 olden time is rapidly disap-
psAring from history and in his place
comes . hardy race Of younger mon
who with college educations can COW
Or twice the distance and undergo as
many hardships and privations as the
pioneers OF 40. A week ago young
man Of this class arrived in Butte
from summers prospecting sxpedi-
ton. He made several valuable To-
cations on his trip and being we'll up
10 chemistry he had made all his own
assays during the season. He did
not carry any elaborate outfit, but the
tests he made were sufficient for ev-
cry purpose. His assaying outfit
consisted Of . small bottle of iodine
and : small bottle Of carbonate OF
ammonia. A blow pipe and small
mortar with a porcelain dish and =
few sheets Of Sitter paper completed
the outfit. When he made disoov-
cry Of gold. bearing quartz, If it was
free oxidixed ore like hematits, he
took little Of it and after pulveriz-
ing It placed it in the cup. Then he
added enough Of the solution Of iodine
to cover tho contents. After allow
ing 1t to stand for two hours, or less
il very rich ore, be filtered the solu-
ton, and dipped the STEERING paper
into it. II it gave = purple color af-
ter being burnt II II contained gold,
and the deeper the color Of the paper
the richer the ore. In making test
Of iron pyritss he first pulverized and
then roasted the ore over an ordinary
camp FIRE. 1t was roasted At dull red
heat and then raised to cherry red.
This decompossd the sulphates that
were formed and placed the ore in the
same condition - in the free ore test.
In limestone districts little carbo-
nate OF ammonia was added to the
charge and the roasted Gro was heat
cd again until the carbonate of am
monia was dscomposed. This pre-
vented tho lime in the ore from inter-
fering with the test. For silver bear
ing quartz he used the blowpipe.
First procuring small quantity of
the quartz, he bored hole in soft
stone and put the pulverized quartz
into 1t. A little test lead was mixed
with tho ore, and was melted with the
aid Of the blowpips, until it was GOV.
sred over with Stag. The resulting
lead button was then cupelled, and il
1t contained any silver, little silver
button would be left at the bottom
Of tho .cupsl.
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Ladies' UldePVear|
land, -.
GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
sherif's Sale,

VIM. Il. Jordan VS.. John Easlev.
BY virtue of an execution issued ont ot
the District Court Of the Third Judicial
district, county of Boise, of the State ot
idaho, wherein VIM B. Jordan is plaintiff
and John Easley, defendant. upon a inda
ment rendered the It'll day of Septemhe
A. ID. 1891, for the sum of S95 30 beside,
costs and interest, l have this dav levied
upon all the right title, claim and inter
est of said plaintiff. VIM, b. Jord,n Of
in and to the following described rea, o o,'
.ate, to-wit: So, NW4, VIZ, SWI
Heetion "a, Up ~ N, X 4 E, containing
lou acres also all the right, title and in
.erest OF the plaintiff, VIM. b. Jordan to
!na1 certain ditch and water right convey.
ing the waters of Spring creek, on the
upper Payette, in said county and State
OF Idaho, down to and upon said above
described land for the purpose of irr1pa
tlon' together with all the lateral branches
ana feeders belonging thereto; also all
houses and Improvements of every char
acter and description now on said land
ana property, or in any manner be,onr
ing or apper'aining thereto.
ruolic notice is hereby given that
monday. the 7th Day Of December, A. D. lao,
AZ O'Clock, p OF said day in front If
me court house door of the comfy "
BOISE sell at public auction all the richt
,,tle, claim and interest of said plaintiff
Wm. r. Jordan, of, in and to the ahora
oescrioed property, or so much thereof as
may De necessary to raise sufficient IN co,
lsfy SAID Judgment and interests ana
COSTS etc, to the highest and best bidder
Dated Nov. IS, 1891. '"''in
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstones, Tablets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of firstciass workman from the East
We are better than ever prepared to
do firstclass work, at such extreme
ly low prices as to defy competition
We have also received a fine selection o
original designs, both in granite and mar
BILE, SO that parties can make as good Sc.
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your or.
ders elsewhere. We will make it to your
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur.
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as q wood fence
JAMES DYMOkE,
Manager.
F. A. N0URSE,
Proprietor.
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Notice to Creditors,
Estate of Julius b, Miller, deceased.

Estate of Julius b, Miller, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, Administrative of the estate of Ju-
Illus B. Miller, deceased, to the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against,
the said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said Administrative, ut her
residence, Banner, Boise county, Idaho,
the same being the place for the transac-
ton of the business of said estate, in said
county of Boise. MARY MILLER,
Administrative of the estate of Julius
Benjamin Miller, deceased.
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The Dwight cure seems to be .
perfect success. II . patient falls
from grace after the cure he dies.
Thus is the drinking habit completely
checked. kansas City Times.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Michael Mackerley: You are here
by notified that we have expended Three
Hundred Dollars in labor and improve
ments on the Golden Gate placer mining
claim, on Grimes creek, near the road
leading from Idaho City to Star ranch,
Boise county, Idaho, in order to hold said
claim under the provisions of Section 1884,
Revised Statutes of the United States, for
the years 1888, 1889 and 1890. That the
proportion of said expenditure due by
You, on your undivided one-eighth interest
in said claim, is Thirty-Seven ($37.50)
and 5O-1OO Dollars, lawful money Of the
United States, and if, within ninety days
after the legal publication Of this notice,
YOU fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of said expenditure, and with legal
cost of this publication, the said interest
will become the property Of the under
signed under Section 1924.
s. X. GoLDTRAP,
s. G. BOWEN
Centervllle, Idaho. Oct. 10, 169l-00d.
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I,s 4 ! nowen, patln
i pn g Y Jordan n
~ ,, xifsle q "a a.
a Az n,.s1riot Oourt q
Iqdas st county of
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a. an u. ana !. Y, joFdeS
u so.s. upon !
LUZ .vsA gay q heptenn
su.a =, n,l13.lk 1
Pon ~ We right III
Z, sslo deiondanls
.,owon, pertners dolS
- =, Y Jordan ~
.nu -, % me foll0Wlnf
~ ". 4 certain
, .rss . mo 10 ~
~. INV, ~. Ioise county,
sssr s - CON-
$500 $500 Z. ne oi!c0v65y
s nrs,. =. hundred md
TTH ~ dsrection m
:, n y i, claim "
T 1rs,us, q Eik creek, a.
r'isc saw mill IA
nl'y uOul feet from snI
ner,s rosJ direction
more a. a.. ~.su! slx ~
ner,s nnsrs~ s'o,sn q eo{
drcd fsll0a fsss ''.s sno exi
OF the ledca go ~ eech n
AIso ! a.. - = q
known q ~ .'l Sus1l NJ
horn m,rir. ~ ANNA .e!e14
If Idaho IA u'ssxae
creek ANU 49, " Y
Ala Rcss $50 vns ns! 1!
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Montana paid $4,000 bounty on
bear scalps this year. About 1900
bear were killed upon which IS each
bounty was paid.
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
Nov %, 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing.named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her clsim. and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
Boise City, Idaho, on January 5, 1892,
viz: Rachel NJ. Craig, OF Garden valley,
Idaho, who filed Pre-. d. s. No. 3V77 for
the s IA SW a, NE a SW a, Sc "a NV
ID, Sec 30, TIP N. RAE.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Matt Zapp,
Peter Zspp, Maria HALEY, William Char
tiers, all of Garden valley, Idaho.
CHAs. =. KINGSLEY, Register.
Nov. 81, 1S91-td.
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BOISE LODGE NO. o 1oe

az mo, Jus its regular meetings in Idaho CITY
On wednesday Of each week. wy
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notice Of Forfeiture

Notice OF xroI10ss
To Levi Campbell; You si ~ -
titled that we have expendeu ~. 49,
bred $4,000 in labor and imp 2 KIP,
the Silver Key placer minIn5 4. maat
ated ON Grimes creek, near !n s'; q
Granite creek. Centerville WIN " "a &
county, Idaho in order !, 70 sl nala 81
under the provisions Of Se & ss.,.. &
vised Statutes of the United s Ts.'t s 4
years 1888, 1850 and 1890. ~ y. n
portion of said expenditure : ~ ~ y
on your undivided one-elgnn1e Nh
said claim, is Thirty Seven !, n d
5O-l00 Dollars, lawful money Y, M n
States, and if, within ninety :. !.
legal publication Of this nol. sorc,d
refuse to contribute your pl loppsl n
said expenditure, and WIN .a ~ n
this publication, the said inert Z '''ss,sio'l
come the property Of the sn'so,,S1I
der Section 1894. 9. 4. 1872
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