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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21

80. ntrepy gwen that John Mac Fal Ian
| ana MI hael Mahoney, whose postothce address i
halle! Aituras County, l iaho, have made npnli
cation for a United states Patent tor the
BLACK HAWK" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Section 81. Tow nship north. Range !,
east BOISE me r;dian. Mineral Hill Mining Dis
tritt, Alturas unity, State of Idaho cnnsisti,
OF 100 linear feet OF the lode and surfac. yroun6
ooo 'tet wide, being Lot No. a and desc ribed IN
me heid notes and plat of the tficial survey
~ .,is one. with magnetic VI Ration ut Ii
"'Srets ana ~ minutes east rs follows.
BEGINNING at the initial point of this claim and
-. hor'h o. d' Grees 70 minutes east 81 feet
70 y, .rher NJ" thence south So degrees rs min.
'es west QUO feet to corner No. y III. - north q
degrees ~ minutes east 100 feet 10 corr.r No o.
'hehee north NJ degree % minute east GOO foo, p,
sorner NO. 4; thence south IS degrees 40 minutes
west lou rect to corner No. and pl.re of Re-,
NM survey Of exterior boundaries of hi. 49,, 80
embracing an area of 1866 acres applied for Nn
lficts if" iof. NO
between Sectic 81. Township 3 norm p,n,,a =.
east ana Section q. Township 2 north k,n5s -
eas, oesrs south 81 de gre, - minutes N secords
east l2.S feet. - seeoIos
The said minin claim bei,, -. $500, .
once OF the County Recorder If sa,d minina az '
u.e' al hsliey IL Aliurss County st te of I5.ho
survey $50 lode claim ' "ooie'.
Any and all persons cl inn .dy.rso,
.i'h oi 'he taic Black Hawk" lode minirg a ciatn
80 Er"uha are required to file their hi
ted .lest,o with tue Register Of the nj
,.,.i' Lah" orce, at al.y, State If Idaho
within tn" sixty days publiesiion ,h.r. daaho,
hey w,l be barred by virtue OF IN. provisons ", s
VIC statute In such cas' s made ard provided. "
Idirsc, Vt RILEY. Register.
t. 49,. 'ua' the ior' going notice of application
III rsent DE- published Tor the period OF sirtv
az III the WOOD WAR DAILY TIMES . newsn.n.,
Pu ..h at HALEY. Alturss County. STATE 81
said claim. f"Aiah'" heh'est
F;,s. n,,,,,, ". T. RILEY, Register.
" pWaiication January Goth. A. u. 1881
WATT attorney Tor applicant
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"ABBIE" LODE MINING CLAIM

hDDAE lODE MINING CLAIM
situate IN Section 81, Township north, Range 1,
east. and Section e. Township north Rance
. east, noise Meridisn. Mineral Hill Mining Dis
!rict AItnras county. State of Idaho conss sting of
la22 hLear feet Of the lode, and surface rronnr
go feet wide, being Lot No. 90, and described ~
.ne neiu notes and plat OF the Official survey OF
NE IN TINS Office, with magnetic variation M Is
degrees and 20 m nutes east, as follows:
beginning at the discovery point of this claim
ana running north IA degrees ~ minutes west 75t
iee' TO north center end stake; thence south ~
degrees 20 minutes west $50 feet to corner No I
thfnce north ~ degrees % minutes east COO feet q
corner No =; thence south IA degrees 20 minutes
east 40 feet to corner No. 3; thence south ~ de-
Rrees ~ minutes east 672 fest T. corn.r Nh !.
thence south ~ degrees rs minutes west 600 ,.e,
20 Ntfner No o; thence north "A deg cts 3, mi n.
utes west 6'3 feet to corner No. G. thence north "A
degrees % minutes west 7sO feet to corner No and
pace OF Beginning survey of exterior bounduri,s
OF I'M c ann, embracing an area of Is 502 acres
applied fer No conflicts.
From corner No 4 the quarter section cor,..
between Section 8. Township 2 north Rem >
east, and Section 81, Township north. Rang, ~
feat. e"s' NV
ME said mining claim being of rec, I'd in ,b.
once OF the County Recorder OF said mining dis
trfct At HALEY. in Alturas county sta ~ hh
The nearest known locations being The .RIsnr
h'wk and "Frieam IN" 10 lie claims
any ana all persons claiming adversely INV
OF surface ground. are required to tla Their nj
verse claims thereto with the Rppister of ~
t Insed states Land Once at Haley, State af
Ioaho. within the sixty days publication tha..o,
or they Will be- barred by virtue Of tbe nreu,s,
oi 'ne etatute IN such cases made and D oyidsd
1s,,,..u W. T. R-LEY. Register
. MI. et tha' the foregoing notice If rpp icstio,
ior patent be published for the n, riod ~
, ~ me MOOD RIVER DAILY TIMES, newspsner ny
,snea ~ haiiey, Alturas county, Idaho hem ,hs
newspaper published nearest said claim '"'
FRS, n,,r...,. W. I. RILEY. Reri,ter.
a. :, puoheeuon January 10Th, A. D. Ie.i
w. H. "A'I' attorney for applican,s.
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FRIEDMAN" LODE MINING CLAIM.

FRIEDMAN" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate in Section 8, Township north, Range II
east Boise Meridian. Mineral Hill Mining Dis
trict. Alturas County, state Of Idaho consisting
OF oo linear feet OF the lode. and surface ground
$40 iett wide. being Lot No SO, aid desc ribed in
the held notes and plat of the official survey on
file in this Office, with magnetic variation Mt 1 3
degrets and 80 minutes east, as follows:
bcEinnlng at the initial point of this claim. and
lunhlng south ~ degrees 25 minutes west 300 feet
TO corner No. l. thence north 80 degrees % min
ates east 900 feet to corner No. q thence south N
degrees % minutes east SAG feet to corner No, 3.
thence south SO degrees rs minutes west GOO fest
to corner No 4; thence Lorth % degrees AZ min.
utes west BAG feet to corner No l and place of he
ginning survey Of exterior boundary of this claim
embracing an area of LAG acres applied for, No
conflicts. ~
From corner No. 2 the quarter section corner.b be-
tween Section 6, Township north. Range II east
AMI Section 81. Township 3 NORTH, Range II east
bears north 3S degrees and 30 minutes east 1870
feet. 80
The said claim being of record in the Office OF
the County Rec order Of said mining district IT
HALEY. in Alturas County, State Of Idaho. The
nearest e known locations being the "Abbie." Sur
vey $50, and the "Bodie." both lode claims,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any nor
tion OF the said Friedman" lode mining claim or
surface ground are required to file their adverse
Sta,ms thereto with the Register of the United
states Land Office at HALEY, State of Idaho. with
III me sixty days publication thereof or they
Will be barred BY rtue of the provisions of the
Statute IN such cases made and provided.
W, T. RILEY, Register.
direct that the foregoing notice of anplicatian
Tor patent be published for the period Of sixty
Gays IN the WooD RIVER DAILY TINES a newspa
per published at HALEY, Alturss County Stat. of
said clalln "
W. T. RILEY, Register.
FIR publication January Goth, 1891
W. II. WATT, attorney for applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21

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Iondly upon the comcly little woman w his
sac; but frankly" he continued, at one
nttle woman. in order to appear youthful.
piastcred her face with different varieties OF
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n is,as SO pimp e and coarse" "wcl sad tho
was tho reply, nothing but common sense
ana Or. Piercc's Golden Medical Discover.
common sense told mo that If my blood was
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w Won possess a clear, beautiful complexion,
Spots and rouGhnCss, use the Golden Med
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~ g. tnat II y claimed to. or money paid
Copyright 1889, by WORLDS DIS. Mxn. ASSN,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21

HALEY LODGE, No l, A. o. u. w., meets in
Association Hail. the FIRST and THIRD MONDAYS In
each month, at 80 O'Clock, p. m. All Workmen
In you'd standing are cordially invited to attend.
j P. MOTHERW ELL, NJ. W.
I. ". GARRETT. Recorder
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u Correspondence Of the TiMEs,I

oppressed ETC.,
Special Correspondence Of the TiMEs,I
Boise City, Jan. ~, 1891.
The bills for the division of Ada
and Bingham counties will be pros
duotive OF the usual bitterness at
tendant upon such measures. Already
there is evidence of intense feeling in
the Bingham county delegation, and
the Ada men will probably not remain
serene during the coming week.
An Eagle Rock ne wspaper man tells
me that "Blackfoot Doodle" to the
amount of $4,000 was sent here yes
terday TO dump into the fight against
the threatened division Of BIZ CHAM,
and It's reasonable to believe that
moneyed spectators Of Eagle Rock
will not refuse to "call" the Blackfoo.
pile. be It big or little. OF course the
wealty citizens of Boise City will
leave no stone unturned t5 def, at the
segregation Of Ada, while the p op'e
of Caldwell, with Monte Gwinn at
their head, will earnestly support on
the outside the efforts of Mr.. Steunen
berg in the House to carry through
the bill that is to make Caldwell a
county scat.
Alturas men can take pleasure il
watching these fights while remem>
bering the glee OF Ada and Bingham
men over the partition of the "em-
p're" county two years ago. And
the TINES may rest assured that the
Alturas delegation will be on the alert
to take advantage Of any occurrence
or measure that promises more terri
tory to their county and improvement
it, her financial condition. 1t is
widely believed that the coming week
will see the introduction Of u bill for
this purpose, but that it is not yet pre-
pared and will not be until the devel.
opment OF feeling over the division
bills now before the House gives an
indication as to what measure will
command the heartiest support.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Not less than half the counties in
the State want the Agricultural Col
lege. and tho selection of u site for
this institution will undoubtedly he
the subject OF trading-not openly, of
course, but none the less surely.
Sperry. Of Nex Perez. has just intro
duced bill to establish the College
At Lewiston, and we may look for
great number of amendme nts to be
proposed for the purpose of striking
out the word Lewiston and inserting
in lieu thereof" the name of some
other town. 1t would be idle to haz.
ard q guess as to the successful town.
THE HIGH LICENSE Bill.
Tho high license bill which occu.
pied the attention Of the House dur.
ing a goodly part of the time the past
week, is rather complex, but is never.
theless apt to become good law by the
adoption OF numerous amend ments
proposed in the House. Rumor has
It that the bill was drawn by James
II. Hswley. and that it was intended
to harass Republicans in future cleo.
t'on' by arra.i"g the liquor int~res.
against them; but wise changes in i.
Will probably make it = source Of
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceedlng an inch Tor ten
zines Of small type in length will be Inserted in
This column for one dollar per week. or nifty cent?
the ffst insertion and t~ enty Ave cents esfh a.
dittonal interchangeable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21

EOR SALE-The United States and Canadian
i patents, recently issued, for an article of
great merit and utility. Received medal of supe.
riority at Anne ricsn Institute Fair N. Y. Or will
sell state rights.
81 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Room 10
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21

Not disparagement or SANDER kills the spirit OF
the brave;
ring torch down. upward ever burns the bril-.
liant hame it gave.
Sir Edwin ArAoli,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21
YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

But we will cure you if you will pay us.
Our message is to the Weak. Nervous and
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and who suffer all those effects which
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sent. (sealed), by addressing DR.. Park.
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FRET sTENoGRApuy and ryprwp,r,vo
>sAA FREE. First-clsss facilities and hss,
VI .eachsIs. Address. with stamp for ,.,n,n
postage TIE PARISH AFG CO., Puish. "
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Applicant for a Patent.
Notice No. 34i. SURVEY No. ss5.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO, January 20. h, 1891
Notice Is hereby given that John MscFarlsne
sne Michael Mahoney whose post office address Is
hAiiey' Altn,as county, Idaho have made applics.
ton f'r a Omitted Statls IateLt for the
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Estray.

THERE CAME TO MY RA1sCH ON DEER
CWek. January 10th. 1891, one Bay Horse. about
twelve years old, with white face and four white
feet. No visible brand. The owner is requested
to take charge Of the same.
jl7t6* PATRICK EGAN
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. $40. SURVEY No. ss7.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO. January 10Th 1891
Notice liz hereby given that John MacFa, Ian,
ana MI hazel Mahoney, whose postotice address i.
haile! AHuras County, iaho, have made npnli
cation for United states Patent tor the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21
At THE CAPITAL.

IsteRse Feeling Caused BY the Division
Bills - The North Wants All the
state Installations Unwlse Law
10 be Repealed-Sympalby for The
Oppressed. Etc.
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Male Help Wanted.

cen SALARY, $40 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE
WV allowed each month. Steady employment
liverine and making collections. No postal cards
Address wiki stamp, HAFEk CO., Liqua, Ohio
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 345. SURVEY No. $50.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO. January 18th, 1891 /
Notice Is hereby given that John MscFarlsne
Mirhae! Mahoney and 8. J. Friedman whose DC st
office address is HALEY. Alturas County Idaho
have made apl cation for United States Patent
for the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-21

The importance Of purifying the blood can.
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
sou cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs .
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
tho blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
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Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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further than to enlist the sympathies OF
the men with those at Franklin and IN
this they can extend sympathy sincerely
keen and genuine. Merchant and miner
alike recall well the dark cloud from the
East that broke over this town little
moro than two years ago, lowering the
standard Of its citizenship and increasing
the criminal expenditure of kittitas
county to an amount that has never since
been reduced to normal figures.
The rumor of a possible coal famine on
account of the trouble at Franklin and
resultant interruption at other mines need
give no deep cause for alarm. The re-
sources Of the Roslyn fields are inexhaust-
ible. and given a market they will come
very near warming the world The North
ern Pacific Coal Company have let con-
tracts for the sinking Of water Judgements
near the mouths of mines No. and 3.
The company has lately received seven
new steam boilers, in addition to several
already here. 1t is not known what the
company contemplate doing with them
and good deal of speculation is being
INDUCED in The boilers are capable of
supplying steam for a plant that would
double the capacity of the entire mines
here.
The contract for the sinking of slope
at the Kaugley mines has been let 70
miners of this place. Twelve men left
yesterday for kaugley to commence
active work. The sinking of the slope
will occupy the greater part of year.
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HOMES FOR THE ORPHANS.
Many Applications for Adoption of ths
stan Children

Fred Gasch, chairman of the board of
county commissioners, has received from,
twelve TO fifteen communications from
well-so-do and highly respectable neople
who stated their willingness to adont he
little daughters of the late ole StatF who
died week ago from the effect ofburns
received while endeavo-ing 10 save his
wife from death.
The circumstances OF the case are well
known. Two months ago Mrs. Staff
attempted To light ire with coal oil.
Her clothing caught IRE and she ran ont
into the street. q sheet Of fame. Her
husband rushed TO her assistance and tore
away the burning clothing with his naked
hands. Both were terribly burned. Ms.
STAFF fingered for few hours and died
and week ago Mr.. STAFF died ., IN.
county farm and the tive little girls ared
9 and Is years respectively. were left
orphans without home.
The manner in which the Charitable
people have come TO the rescue of these
two lutte girls is highly gratifying said
Mr.. Gasch Yesterday. Each of the annli
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TRIED TO TAKE POSSESSION.

Mr.. Mcneil Creates Scene at Her Hus-
bands Hotel.
Mrs. May Mcneil, wife of John Mcneil,
proprietor of the Golden State hotel, who
attempted suicide April % because of
family troubles, and who has several
times figured in the justice and police
court. was arrested on a warrant charging
her with disorderly conduct. The war;
rant was sworn out by c. W. Smith. The
facts of the case seem to be these:
DESTROYS of Kidding himself of his
wife. Mcneil leased his hotel to
C. ". Smith, and left for parts
unknown to Mrs. Mcneil. Learning
that Mcneil had gone away Mrs. Mcneil
made up her mind to assume charge of the
premises herself. Going down to the place
yesterday Mrs. Mcneil and Grace Osborn,
a chambermaid, soon had a row with
Smith. the lessee. The girl and Mrs. Nc
Neil appeared before Justice Won Tobel q
few hours later. and warrant was sworn
out by the girl charging Smith with as
sault and battery, by pulling her hair and
ejecting her from a room. The case was
continued until Monday morning. Yes
terday afternoon Mrs. Mcneil was arrested
on warrant charging her with disorderly
condnct in the hotel. The woman asked
for time to consult her attorney, and the
hearing was continued until Monday aft
ernoon at O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ball of the Lady Volunteers.

4 successful ball was given last nighta
Armory hall by the Lady Volunteers, the
proceeds of which are to De devoted 10
needy widow. The music was exceedingly
good and the programme was of sufficient
length and variety to afford Amusement
seekers plenty of rare enjoyment. A large
crowd was present and dancing was con-
tinued until late in the night. The CON-
mittee on reception was composed OF Miss
Tene Beck, Miss Jessie Mcclellan and
Miss Maggie German The aides were
Miss VI. G. Woilschlaeger and Mrs. ]. G.
Egan. The floor committee consisted of
Miss Antoine Wo!lschlaeger, Mis-, Ida
Keene, Mrs. ]. W. German, Mrs. J. D.
Baker and Miss Lottie Patterson. Mrs.
VI. E. McCracken was the efficient door
manager. The ladies are entitled to much
credit for the work which they accom-
plished in the cause of charity.
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TEE MHlFRs' FIGHT.
treat Meelip to Be Held at
SnEiin To-Day.
Ne nRoEs PUT TO WORK.
i g - Says His Men Are Satisfied
r seert for Miners Bcneft-So
Pay At Black Diamond.

Superintendent Corey came to the city
yesterday from Franklin for the first time
! since he went East to hire the negroes who
are working the mine. To a PosT-ISTEL-
{LIGEycEg reporter he said: THE negroes
are well satisfied with the work, and the
miners say they can earn s. day without
|overwork. We have about $50 men en-
ployed now and raised about 100 tons of
coal yesterday. A train of empty cars
went up this morning. and we shall send
the first loaded coal train out next week.
The negroes drill every day and keep gen.
orally good order among themselves. I
have bought the houses of number of the
white miners who desire to leave. but as
fast as they agree TO sell committee goes
20 them and scarcs them into withdrawing
nom the bargain and staying there. Still,
some Of them are selling out and leaving.
have had over fifty applications for work
from skilled white men who say
they are willing to work with the
negroes. Nothing will be done at Sewcas-
/ tie at present, except TO keep the pumps
drumming, rs we shall devote our attention
TO getting Franklin in full operation. If
the miners there like to sign the contract
and go TO work, they are at liberty to do
20, but If they do not return to work bv
the time We are ready, we shall have to
take other measures TO put the mine in
operation
The miners of the whole district will
hold q demonstration on the flats at
Franklin at . o'clock this afternoon.
Large delegations viii be present from
all the neighboring mines and speakers
will go up from this city. At the same
time the negroes will hold meeting on
the coai-bunkers, which will be addressed
by Rev. I. $. Blakency, j. C. Blocker and
i. w. Evans. of this city Fifteen or
twenty extra guards will be sent up TO
keep the peace.
The following comparative statement Of
the wages formerly paid to the white
miners and those now paid 10 the negroes
has been drawn up by one of the locked
ont men and submitted to the Western
Central Labor Union committee:
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a Marvellous Bow soprano.

Master Frederick Williams. the famous
London boy soprano soloist, and head of
the boy choir in the great Westminster
Abbey.is making 8 tour of the United
States. His voice has won him fame and
success, not alone in the great city of
London. but also throughout the English
provinces. His mastery interpretations
of the most difficult arias have secured for
aim the unanimous favorable opinion of
the press, together with the warm and
tiattering testimony of the highest musical
authorit ties in London Master Williams
Is under engagement TO sing IN the First
Methodist Episcopal church on Friday
night, Nav %. Mr. Charles Harriss.
organist o: the cathedral of Montreal, sp-
pears as solo organist
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BREvITIEs.

A Chinsman called "Dan," who had a leg
badly injured fifteen weeks ago while trying to
board West Street s. North End electric car
was discharged from Providence hospital yes
seiday Three new patients were admitted yes
terday.
A limited number of copies of the DAILY Posi-
lNrELLI6EScER, issued May Eth, can b. obtained
at the publication Office. This paper contains
the presidents speech and full account of the
reception given the presidential party
Waiter holland was arrested last night by Off
Ger Townsend on charge of petty larceny. A
man named Morals charged him with the lar
ceny OF pair OF shoes and a shaving outfit
Chemical No. 5, corner Of Jackson and Market
streets, had its first run yesterday, being called
out TO extuguish brush fire out on Rainier
sveoue early In the afternoon.
Cigars at wholesale prices Three imported
cigars for q quarter. Same price by box or thou.
sand. NJ. +. Murphy, us Front street.
Friendship Lodge. No Is, To- o. F., of Port
Gamble, want Information concerning Edward
Petersen. See their ad. on page &
Emma Norton and Mile Diax were fined $50
each by Judge Rivers yesterday upon charge of
selling LIQUOR without a license