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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-28
GOFFRE MINE OR VEIN,


bearing lead and silver, with surface ground six
hundred feet in width. situated in Mineral Hill
Mining District. County of Alturss, and State IF
Idaho, and designated by the field notes and Off.
rial plat ON tile in this flee Lot No. 81 in
sections ., 10. Is and Is, Township north. Range
II east, of Boise Meridian. said lot No. 81 being
described MS follows. to wit:
Beginning at discovery stake where notice Of
location was originally posted. thence north IS
degrees Is minutes west AGO feet to at center
end stake; thence south "A degrees 40 minutes
west 800 feet to corner No. /; thence north II
degrees As minutes east 600 feet to corner No 2 I;
thence south 10 degrees minutes east LEGO feet to
corner No. 3, whence the corner to Sections ., TO-
Is and 49, Townsh p north, Rarge II east, bears
south AZ degrees 81 minutes west 2Gf5 feet thence
south IA degrees 45 minutes vest go feet to cor
her No. 4 thence north - degrees Is minutes west
800 feet 70 corner No. and place of beginning,
the magnetic variation being Is degr, 30
east. containing 20 CGl acres.
The 10 alton of this mine q recorded in the
Recorders office of Al,uras County State of Idaho,
in Book "A of Quartz Claims Mt page Is. The ad-
joining claimants are the owners Of the Monarch
ants uni nown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion oil said Goffre mine surface ground are
required TO file their adverse claims with the
Register of the United STATE Land Office at Haley
in the County of Alturas. ard >tate of Idaho, dur.
ing the sixty days period of publicati. II hereof
er they Will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
of the statute.
". T. RILEY, Register.
/ direct that this notice be published i'll the
Woon RIVER TINES the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim. for the period OF
sixty days. W. r RILEY, Register.
First publication; December 81. 1880.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-28
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 342.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, Decembe 20, 1890
Notice is hereby given that Louis Peliissier,
whose post flee adore ss is HALEY AlurAs Coul ty,
State of Idsho, h this day for himself and for
ut the same place, filed his application for a
United States puttnt for fifteen hudrt linear Feet
of the
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CxTY Sor1cs
4 ssEssMEST porr. ar -

A sSESsMEST ROLL OF IflfsS2
"A ment district No. 1. for BreSl
Notice Is hereby given thar fSS p.
for local improvement district -
Ing of Broadway street from 70 &
Forrest street, in the city Of Sc
ing Of q sidewalk on both sides
filed by the board Of public We
council of the city of Seattle: -
hereby given that the said ron
inspection at the Office Of the a
city hall Butler block, room q
open for inspection until Tuesd
ID. 1881, at 3 O'Clock o M, and r
property in said local Improve
other persons interested are feor1
said 3lst day of March, A. q. ~
p. M. at the council chambers g r =
to make objections thereto. II -
All persons interested are furfhUf ~
city council Will, at said last neoti11
slider any and all objections mnde. ~
time, or at some adjourned moeS11i7
corrections in such roll as Il dees16
after the consideration Of any ~ +
will approve such roll and viii aarSSS
found to be Just against each ID -
fronting on said street. 81. ~
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COUNTY x0rIc

COUNTY TREASuRER'S MOL
~ OF county treasurer Of King -
ton.
The county treasurer Of King g.
will pay on presentation all Oufsea
drawn on the county fund Of said
date prior to and including wAs
dated March d. 1891. Also all
rants drawn on the school fund q
No Il In said county bearing dafe
Gliding warrant No. 800, dated Heesc
No interest will be paid on suca
March 20, 1891. BYRON
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE. =
Z perior court of the county "A
Washington. ia probate. - - (
In the matter of the estate OF D. VI
deceased. No. ,20S. 49,
Notice is hereby given by the n
mtnistrator OF the estate of Danie5 e S {
of King county, Washington, SS, r.
itors of, and all persons having ca
deceased 10 present them. VIII
vouchers, within one year amer T.
publication of this notice TO the -
istrasor, at the place of the transessss
ness, to-wit, room 104 in the 49,
In the city Of Seattle, county Of Al 49,
Washington. =
All claims not so presented - =
barred w. v. RIM Is
Administrator of the estate Of D.
deceased -
LEWIS 4 GILMAN. Attorneys "
Date of first publication. Feore.zx 1s<1l
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REWARD.

GSn REwARD-A REWARD OF $50 En-
srsJV elusive of transportation Charges to Bon
hey < stewart, undertakes, will De paid a. the
Office Of strive & McMieken starr Boyd building
Seattle. sor the recovery If the body OF Albert j.
pavey. supposed 10 have been arowsed In seattle
30 1881.
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For earaehe
use Pond Q Extr T.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CPECIAL NOTICE-BLAINE, WASHING
- ton. Great Northern railroad terminus upon
ice. will soon issue tickets both transcontine ntal
and trans Pacific to all parts of the world favorite
tourist route via Canadian Pacific.
NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS-PLANS FOR
AN cottages, SIS: for two-story residences 500:
buildings erected on installment plan. j. Fried
lander 4 Co architects, Kline & Rosenberg block,
rooms and 8.
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WHOLESALE CrGARs.

7 ANE Il CONNOLLY. MANUFACTURER
IL and jobbers OF cigars, los and 1O8 Main street
Squire Latimer block, seattle Branch of 2OA and
206 Market street, San Francisco. Agents for
Little Dora and Lane q Connolly brands.
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BOOK BIsDERY.

DEMOVED II. ASTHONY'S BINDERY
HI blank book manufacturers, removed to Wash
ington street, corner Commercial street, Seattle,
Wash
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FOR REyT-H0rELS.

NOR RENT-CIIFToS HOTEL. CORNER
il south Fifth and Yeslef; 30 roomo; electric
1ehI Room n Rainier hotel
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND ARCHI-
IN tects-AtteDtfOn: will receive until
o'clock Wednesday. March IL. plans and specihca-
tons for 500 houses; want to build 10 houses i'm
mediately: different designs: will give premium
OF $50 for best house; will also receive plans for
$1,4OO houses: we have 500 houses to build. For
further Information see Boman 4 Rochester, Occi-
dental block
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-CARPEN
IN of Seattle hereby notify the contractors and
builders that on and after May l., 1891. eight
hours Will constitute days work. Approved by
local union No 351, Of Seattle. March 13 1891.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor SALE-ESTABLIsHED BUSINESS: IN
Il voices $1,4OO; will take less. Milier's Tea
Store, Fourth and Pike.
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Date of first publication Msrek =

FONT RESOLUTION no. -
- solved by the Board of a1l11
of DELEGATES of the City Of SeA1fl RI
seInbled:
That 1t Is the intention or u
said city TO improve Joy and BI6l&
city OF Seattle, from knight strto1 r.
in said city. by grading and 3D.
in accordance with the esfablfsk6
The estimated cost OF saI6
$8.06S 90. and the cost Of said 4
the cost Of grading the crossine< r.
against the property AUDITING q =
posed to be improved Is deo1
which said abutting property =
be the property benefited b. 81
All persons owning any ahu11 +
said streets as described above
section z. of article 8 OF the 49,
shall have fifteen days rom an
tine first publication Of this Fe161G r.
the city clerk protests against 60
Notice IL. further given that 90
to be paid for at the request r
herein as soon as said improves
pleted. and no bonds win Be inso
pay for such Improvement. IS ~
Passed house Of delegates EenGu
Pressdent Ho
Passed the board Of aidefmen n
0E0
President -
Approved by me this "a ~ RI
1891 HARRY NJ
Filed by me March 2. 1891.
H. ". MILxN
Date OF first publication March
Joint RESOLUTION No T.
u solved by the bord Of aldM1
delegates of the city OF 6eaf1l4
bled: s7; 4 =
That it is the intention d ~
said city tn improve McClaETo
avenue to the north line o. Ea1o
Of Seattle, by grading the eaG21
the established grade, and CO..
on each side of the same. tn
said Improvement Is u, 8SA.G4
Improvement. exclusive Of III
crossings, Is to be assessed Gr
abutting on said street prUp0Go4
described above, and which - ~
is hereby declared to be IL Dur
said Improvement. AL ylp1W
abutting property, as defiuG4 ~ ~
of article eight (VIII) Of ~ iHo11
shall have fifteen (l5l days i1om &n1
of the first publication Of this t1ae
the city clerk protests agnfnst -
Passed house of delegates Re1e4s
H. W. JONE0s L.
Passed board OF aldermen Fe>{y(
GEO. w. HALL Itu
Approved by me this I'd 49, L.
Filed by me this I'd day Of Ma1s
H. w. MILF
Date of first publication MaecA
Joint RESOLUTION No ~;
- solved by the board Of aldcl
delegates Of the city Of $500
sembled:
That it Is the intention Of ~ -
city to improve Joy street fkow
the Hill tract to the south nne e
In the city of Seattle, by gradln1
cordanee with the esfablishe0 - g.
ing sidewalk on each side q
timated cost of said improves 3
hundred (S2 ,200l dollars. and ~
proyement. excepting the graokn
Is TO be assessed against the ~
said street proposed 70 be M
above. and which said AUDITING
declared to be the property D1D4
provement. All persons OWN
property. as defined by section - IL
eight tvIII.) Of the freehoideU G
fifteen {10) days from and a1eek Q-4
publication of this resolution -
clerk protests against said fmcyQ
Passed house of delegates ~
President Hen19
Passed board OF aldermen It.
President Boor4
1851. m ''' HIM
Filed by me this I'd day Of xpe8
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Date of first publication March D


WELLER STREET TAX N0Il
W levied by the city c04n4I
created by Ordinance No. ]. 263 -
grading Of Weller street from eoq
JacAs0n street addition and CO.
thereon Is now due and payable -
CITY treasurer; and all taxes nQ{
days of the first publication q
declared delinquent. a penalty -
and interest at the rate Of ~
charged. III. W. MILLLN
Date of first p6blicafion March -
CITY TREASURES MOTTO
~ lowing city warrants viii -
tation at the city treasurer's 0fMt
allowed after fifteen days from III
this notice: 1880 FIRE trust wal
$50, inclusive. WILLIE 4s|
Dated this 18th day Of March, I4.<
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B4THS.

NENpoME TURKISH BATHS: PLAIN
' haths 25c: open day and night. separate ladies'
department. kugen block. eos Second
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The Planting Season.

Now that the planting season ap-
proaches the farmers naturally ex-
pect the newspaper to commence
their annual advice, at which he
turns up his nose in derlsion, know
ing that the average newspaper man
has had little or no experience prac-
tically in the avocation in which he
assumes to dictate just how it should
be done, and how the farmers should
proceed in the early spring to do it,
but the advice he knows is forth
coming, and the sooner he reads it
and gets over it, and mentally COM
pares the editors head to one of the
fall products of his new ground
corn felds-pumpkins,-the better
pleased he will be, so the BANNER
without assuming to dictate or ad-
wise suggests that if the farmers of
Washington county would diversity
their crops more they would perhaps
be more prosperous. If they would
raise their own corn, potatoes,
onions, sweet potatoes, beans, peas
and their own pork, there might be
less cotton raised, but the county
would be more prosperous and
there would be less cause for cursing
the monopohes that are cornering
their necessities and making them
feel more perceptibly every year
the touch of moneyed despotism. If
the crops were diversified so as to
raise all the necessities that the land
of this county is capable of produc-
ing there would be an immense
saving in railroad freights alone, be-
sides tie profits of the middlemen
handling products to retail to farm
ers who own land, that produce just
as well, the very things they are
buying at advanced prices.
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WIN. Green alias William Lyon

VIM. Green alias William Ligon
an old man supposed to be wealthy
who had lived alone near LAGRANGE
was found dead Wednesday. Rats
had eaten out his eyes and tongue.
No vaIuables being found in his
house foul play is suspected.
The work on the Colorado gold
NINE, says the Clipper, is progress
ing very satisfactorily to the super
intendent, who is sinking a smaller
shaft right in the center of the old
one, about eight feet in diameter,
and is going down very fast consid-
erlng everything. The last work
seems to be in black slate, with
considerable indications of coal, and
we shall not be surprised to hear
that coal in paying quantities is
struck in the next twenty feet.
Thomas Collier, at one time
sheriff of Young county, in jail on a
charge of being implicated in the
Young county tragedy which oc-
CURED on the 10Th of January,
1889, and in which five men were
killed and number wounded, died
in the county jail Thursday of. tY-
phoid fever. He was surrounded
by friends and and five men confined
in the jail on the same charge that
he was. The Young county tragedy
is generally known as the NARROW
mob case. The prisoners are held
without bail for completely with the
mob that attacked and killed the
NARROW boys. Collier is the second
prisoner that has died in eonfne-
ment, and a third is DOW sick.
Great complaint is heard at the re-
fusal either to grant them bail or
bring them to trial.
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STATE NEWS.


Burglars are getting in their
work at Victoria.
Pointblank has had twelve
cases of smallpox.
Senator Burney is sick and I'M
able to be at Austin.
The new depot at Sherman is to
be commenced at once.
A colony from Kansas is look
ing for land in Bee county.
One negro disemboweled an
other at Houston Tuesday.
The Santa Fe is making extern
sive improvements at Midlothian.
The Womans industrial Home
has been opened up at Fort Worth.
"a cooking main was one of the
features of the Galveston mardi
gras.
The Santa Fe is putting in an
additional switch at Merit, Hunt
county. il5
The East Texas Fire Insurance
Company of Tyler is gong out of
business.
The reports of minengetius at
were considerably ex-
aggerated.
The city limits of Fort Worth.
are at last to be extended on the
South side.
AT Marshal Wednesday the
residence of Mrs. E. A. Lancaster
was burned.
Sherman has found the requi-
site number of people, and will now
get her new charter.
The store of A. Bergman, at
Goliad was burglarised Wednesday
night and 5000 taken.
San Marcos denies having a
single case of smallpox. Several
two miles from there.
H. A. Tyner, brakeman was
killed at Jefferson Wednesday. His
home was at Poplar Bluff.
j. 7. Marks, of the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass R. R., company
died at Eagle Pass Monday.
Senator Pages bill providing
for a uniform system of text books
called up in the Texas senate.
The three-year-old daughter of
Mr.. Vim. Christmas was run er'by
a street car in Austin Wednesday.
The fight over the creation of
Ross county viii not be settled by
the Legislature before next week.
1t is now settled that the new
administration is going to settle III
some way all the old land disputes.
The president vetoed the Dallas
public building bill, but there is a
chance of the bill passing over his
veto.
Under the new division of Z. S.
district courts recommended, Texas,
and Arkansas would form
one district.
1t is reported In Texarkana that
Mayor R. L. Henry of that city has
been appointed assistant attorney
general of Texas,
Z Memorial services over the de-
ceased members of the House of
Representatives have been postpon-
ed until the Goth.
Seymour is to have another new
two story brick block on ecrner
lot. It viii have 40 feet 'front.' and
seventy five feet depth,
During the trades display at
Galveston Monday Mrs. Antoine Hel J.
mans residence was entered and an
old trunk in the attic was rifed of
81, 300 in greenbacks. The family
were down town looking at the
parade.
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. "A IA n AN ED
conxra.vil.. MI.a., Pc. y. lsss.

CoRNEnRvTLlE, Mi83., Dec, y, I1a5-
PAEia MKnTcTNH Co.. Paris. Tenn:
Please send me three dozen ofyour Groves Taste
lees Chill Tonic was pleased With the lot from you
last summer The people we're delishted with Is. 1
gave your chill Touio 70 some ehiidrea who we're
pale and sWarthy and emaelAted having had ehronie
ehills for months pnst one Of them for year, and
within three weeks after beginning with the Chll
TnIe they we've hale and hearty, with red and rosy
WV. sTiSsos, Nd.
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TINS is the planting season; when
the wise business man sows an adj
vertisement in the BANNER, luxu-
hates in the genial sunshine of
prosperity, and proceeds to reap a
rich harvest of trade, while his less
enterprising neighbor complains of
the drouth of customers.
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WEDNESDAY evening a couple of
Polanders engaged in difficulty on
Nam street, one of whom having
the worst Of the fight, made com
plant against the other for assault
ing him, and Constable Boyd steer
ed him through the mill of Justice
E. P. Curry's court, while be paid
toll in the sum of $3.50.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-19

Mr.. Louis FINK, who recently
purchased the W A. Stuckert stock
OF dry goods, clothing and groceries,
has an advertisement in this issue to
which attention is directed, He is
offering the stock at from 10 to 20
per cent below cost at the store for
merly occupied by Mr.. T. j. Pam
pelI, on Sandy street.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-19

THERE are only two weeks longer
for delinquent taxpayers to settle:
After March the 1st the cost and
taxes will be doubled.
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LOCAL WIS.

WooD is in demand. The search
ty of wood haulers is occasioned by
tihe farmers having commenced their
farming operations.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-19

Mr.. Pleas Henderson was serious
ly though not dangerously hurt a
few miles east of here Wednesday
By horse falling on him.
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Mr.. J. NJ. NICHOLSON, from near
Chappell Hill was in the city Fri
dag, and from him it was learned
that all the cases of smallpox near
there we're we'll and had been dis
charged.
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COMMISSIONERS court adjourned
Friday, after which the board, with
the exception of Mr.. R. B. johnson,
who left on the 8 o'clock train for
his home at Chappell Hill, went out
to the county poor farm to inspect
it. A reporter rounded up one of
the board after their return, from
whom he learned that the institu-
tion was we'll managed and the in
mates properly cared for, all of
whom were as well satisfied with
their lot as could be expected under
the circumstances. The inmates re-
port that they get plenty to eat, and
comfortable clothing.
Mr.. H. W. BUNcE, an ex-convict
of the Kansas penitentiary, was on
the streets leeturing on prison life
Friday, and selling the Twin Hells, >
a book reeiting his experience and
that of the author, Reynolds, an ex-
convict of the Missouri penitentiary
His recital of his experience to the
large crowd that gathered around
him was more interesting than that
of the ordinary book agent and that
he touched a sympathetic cord dur
ing the graphic recital of his expe-
rience in the coal mines was eviden-
ced by tine tears that trickled down
mum erous faces whose weather-worn
features showed no indication that
they were so nearsthe surface. His
statement was briefly to the effect
that he was conyicted of numbering
his employer, on circumsta1tial evi-
dence, and was given a ten, years
sentence, FIVE of which was served
out, when the mans wife made q
deathbed confession to the effect
that she murdered her husband, and
that he was innocent.
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Men i J :! = !. =
3#NHM
also FamlyP
ETC.
U&B u power
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GR0v G. .A57EEL5ss Gtssi.-.. Tonic

Ii IS SIS pleasant TO tina taste as lsnOa syrup.
Ias smallest infant will take ii and nsvG
know Ii IS medicine.
Children cry for i.
Ghills once broken will rot rsturn.
Cost you only half the price Of other Chip
Tonics.
No qulnins needed. No purgatiEs needed.
Contains no poison.
1t purifeS the blood and removes all
malarial poison from the system.
It is as large "a any dollar tonic aaf
DETAILS FOR SO CENTS.
There are many limitations. To get the
GENUINE. ask for Groves.
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MR. WILLIAMS, who acted guard
during the confinement of Bren-
hams only case of smallpox which
was recently discharged, will be
given his liberty next Monday, if in
the meantime there are no indica-
tions that he Is going to contract
the disease, which is not at all prob
able, as his vaccination took well.
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The aspirants for official honors
in the city government are slow to
announce their Intentions in the
premises, but Judging from the talk
current on the streets, though the
campaign is late opening it gives
promise of being quite spirited
contest before the first Tuesday in
April. Already there are three can
didates spoken of for Mayor, two
for city assessor and collector.
Gentlemen if you intend making the
race it is time you were letting the
public know about it before they
make up their mind who they are
going to vote for.
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Mr.. CLAUNcY, who it will be re-
membered by readers of the BANNER
fell off hand car and was run over
getting his leg broken, near the
Quarry on the Santa Fe north of
here isome two months ago, was in
the city Thursday, having been dis
charged from the hospital at Calves
ton after a nine weeks confinement.
He was still unable to walk without
the aid ola cane,
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The BANNER acknowledges the re-
Aceipt of a copy of the latest compo-
sition. AT6e Hearts That True
song and music by j. 5. McMurry
vocalist and composer, and director
of the Houston Light Guard Min
strels, which he will sing here on
the occasion of the conpany's per-
Torrance on the 23rd inst.
The Light Guard minstrels will
doubtless be given good house
here.
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Several sad deaths have oc-
Cured near Sherman recently. Mrs.
Sanders, her daughter and grand
daughter have all, died in a week
and her son is expected to die. a
baby of Mr.. John More was found
dead in bed there Tuesday. sf
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-02-19

Hall County Herald: Memphis
is going to have one of the neatest
depots between Fort Worth and
Texline. J 1t will be frame build
ing, finished in the neatest style.
This will be the neatest depot on the
line outside of Vernon. ~ 81 3