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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19

usrxr sTarRs LAND oyyics.
HALEY. idaho. July ~. 1891.
Notice h hereby given that william Daniel whose
possnce ADDRESSES Rocky Bar. Elmore county. idahe,
has made application Tor patent fos 90 linear fees
the
UNION JACK LODE,
Lot So bearing gold and silver situate In Fear Creek
Mining District Emorc county, Idaho. and described
In the official plat and Geld notes ls In this oce
o. follows. via:
Bexinnng at point Of discovery. thence 81 deg 30
min $40 u 20 q point on W end of claim, thence \
deg rs min 100 n 70 sw corner No. 1, thence n
deg rs min west Iss n % NV cor No. 2 thence
~ deg 10 min 6no u IN NE cor No. 3. thence 0
deg rs min 1865 n IN Sc cor No 4, thence 81 deg
~ min W 60o n tn sw No. and place ~ begin.
ming survey III exterior boundarisa From Ne corner
No. U. q. NJ. N. No 2, Bear Creek Mining District,
bears deg So min W 81 - fest distsnt No con
nicss Ma.n~tic variation ~ deg Is min u.
tanning ise acres and forming PARTON Of the
surveyed land of the Unite.i States.
The location 81 tis mine Is reconlei ~ the Record.
er's Office OF fillmore formerly Alturas) county,
\ page 20. hook 10 Of quarts claims.
The nearest known claim is the "wide West" lot 81
on the souah-
All persons holding adverse chains thereto asr
auired TO present the bsfoe this otfire witha
sixty days fren the hrSt day Of pubation hsrsof or
they win be barred by virtue OF the provisions OF tbs
Statute
i W. r. RILEY. Register.
8. n. MccAsrv. attorney for claimant.
First publication August !.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19

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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

Uxuxp STATES LAND OyYrcn,
HAILky. IoAHo, July 20. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that William Daniel, whose
nos, address Rocky liar. Elnsore county, Idaho,
has made application fos patent Tor 1900 linear fcss
on the
BURNT PILOT LODE,
lot S. hearing gold and silver situate In Rear Greek
Mining District, klmore counts, idaho, and descrhed
in the oual plat and aeid notes on is In this once,
follows. viz:
I,-rnniug at point Of discovery. which Is the
Ter ii shaft 4x5 fest 100 n dep, thrn,e se deg
$40 q 10 center Of end OF claim. thence "a deg
4 900 n b. NV No. I. hence ~ dry w 100 70
10 sw corner No. 2, then N IS deg lssl n % sE
rn-r No. 3, thence n q deg 900 II =, NE corner
W. Z, thence y ~ deg W 1870 q N wv eorner NO
ais pare of beginning survey 81 exert.r bou'sdssses
fruan eo.neF No. I U. \. ~ NJ NJ. z Bear Creek
lining iistrirt, bears Grg % min 5sSi fees
slant Magnetic variation Is de- ~ min sAst.
"a conflicts t-niainInx Is, OIL acres zn, Turning
fton 81 the cd lsnis Il the aitei States
The r9aton VI this mine Is ore In the kc'sora-
- Ofiice Of Ei,pare lfofneriy AlsurA) coaniy, on
.,se la! book "a Of quartz claims.
he nearest known claims arr the Wide West lot d
nd pporiiAn unsurveyed.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are re-
ti.ed TO present the before this ohise within
XIV days fTuiu the first day Il pubi alton herso or
hey will be barred by virtue Of the provisions Of
he stxiuie
w. 7. Riley. Rsgistsri
:. n. Mccarty. Attorney for claimant
First publication August l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

the result OF liberation from hard and
often grinding life here, which any,
whore fosters tho worst OF human traits I;
precisely as British lowly, transplantod
from n life battle for mere existence,
shortly become with us mon and women
often OF competence and frequently OF
culture.
The British lowly are hard to got
along with anywhere in Ireland, Scot
land and England, because they suffer
sorely from grinding labor and IN, to
us, almost nconccHablc poverty. Brit
ish gipsies, like their Gorgio brethren,
nre degraded and bestial Just in proper.
ton to their degree OF poverty. Tho
same family which Philanthropist
Smith finds Hhivoring under rotten
sheet by the English hedge, with per-
lIaps not even skinny hedgehog for
the Sunday dinner, transferred to
America, ncvermore Is found among
lawbreakcrs, and In ten years time be.
comes one OF the vast army OF ever vel.
coined middlemen between American
farmers and metropolitan live stock
markets, riding from hamlet TO hamlet
in wagons like palaces and literally eat
ing their ample food from plates OF
FURNISHED silver.
EDGAEL. WAEEMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28
A BROKEN RAIL
Wrccks Train Fireman Killed and
Others Injured.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. ga
Times reporter has just returned from
the wreck on the Cincinnati Southern
road. Express train No. s. which left
Chattanooga Tor Cincinnati ut 4 80 pm.
ran oil the track six miles out OF Chat.
tanooga, and 100 yards south OF the
Tennessee river bridge. The engine
tumblcd down Il big cmbankment, COM
pletely wrecking it and killing Fireman
Pat Wolff and injuring the engineer
The baggage, mail, express and smok-
ing ears jumpcd the track. but did not
90 down the cmbankment The train
men were badly shaken up, but not Sc
rious!y injured. No passengers were
hurt. The ladies' Cur and two slcepers
did not leave the track and were
brought back to the city. 4 broken
rail is supposed to be the cause OF the
accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28
PLUNGED INTO THE LAKE.
Father ma Son Meet Death In tho ley
Wutcrs,

Nutcrs,
Chicago, Nov. "T.-Six men were
plunged into the icy waves Of Lake
Michigan this afternoon by the capsiz.
ing OF the little pleasure yacht White
Cloud. The accident occurred half a
mile ont from the Auditorium. A tug
at once put out to rescue, but two OF
tho unlortunates quickly succumbcd TO
to the intense cold, and before help
could reach them, slipped from tho keel
upon which all had climbed. Both per-
islIed. They were father and SON.
Charles and John Emcrich, aged re-.
spcctiycly fifty and twenty-five. Their
companions escaped, though experience
ing great hardship in their tossing
about in the chilly water. The six men
had spent the day OH the lake shooting
duck, and were lOmeward bound when
their craft was overtakcn by sudden
gale and became manageable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

Again, in Yorkshire, away from its
manufacturing towns, the gipsics have
well,dciined routes OF travel, aud are
never scourged or,-chascd by the con-
stabulary rs they are in the midland
shires, where. they have chiefly come
under Mr.. Smiths observation. In
Wharicdale, in the vicinity OF llklcv,
are many families OF respectable gipsics.
Up about Northallcrton they are the
only countryside peddlars and thinkers,
and do much i'll the way OF buying and
selling horses and other live stock. In
Lincolnshire and Nottn.hamshire, from
Grimsby to Trent, and particularly from
Nottingham to Hucknull- Torkard, are
very many prosperous gipsics, whose
families can be traced nearly rs far back
as some OF the nobility, and often with
quite rs favorable results. In the coun
ty OF Norfolk ! have yassed some of.the
most delightful days OF my Lie as the
guest OF gypsy families, who, making
summer house boats OF large punts, pro
vido tho hosts OF sportsmen that annu-
ally resort TO the 'Boards" OF marshy
lakes, with wicker baskets and bait,
"iiu oitci 10 SuiueS ~ inc UlOSJ QCSlr-
able fishing and hunting grounds.
In all the west and southwest OF
England the gipsies are welcomed and
treated most generously. In Cornwall
they are generally called "vagrom
men, as the sturdy Cornish folk class
all persons, even to commercial travel
ers, literary tramps and tourists, who
for any reason wander from place to
place. while in Wales q simpler, more
unsophisticated, kinder hearted people
do not 1.-Two than the Sipsics. All Welsh
people love them. They never leave
Wales, and they are rs much an in
tregral part OF the concrete social
structure as are the Welshpeasantry
themselves.
Tho difference between British gipsies
and American gipsies is astounding.
But after all it is only difference of
condition. The evolution OF our gips;es
from ignorance and degradation to
opulence, intelligence and some con-
siderable educational acumcn, is simply
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28
A MAN who has practicod medicine
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TOLEDO, o., Jan, 10, 1887.

TOLEDO, o., Jan, 10, 1887.
ATessrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.-Gcntle-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28
SCOTTISH GIrslEs.

Within a lew years much good ior-,
tune, from n pecuniary standpoint, has
como to Scottish gipsies through the
vast increase OF summer visitors, Amor
lean as well rs English, to the highlands
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

Springfield Republican: Tall girls are
more in style nowadays, says the Lon
don Spectator, and it is true that girls
are taller than than they used to be.
They are being brought UP better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28

No Money Required Of Responsible
D17Gs- FRANCO e, oEt1aan,
aov visit
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

foot after foot of line / began 10 think that
10 must be a larger fish than the minnow
that was now at-the other end of my line.
A bout the same time l realized the fact
that only very large trout would tackle
so large a minnOw, and nv excitement
grew apace About thirty feet of line ran
out steadily and then stopped. l was aware
that the bait would have 10 be swallowed
before the hook could get in its deadly
work and Immediately thought OF
the way pickerel viii stop in order TO
turn bait in his mouth SO as 10 swal-
low 10 head first, and l waited Tor
"a like maneuyer from my trout. l was
not, however, quite prepared for what hap
pened suddenly the rod was almost
ierked from my grasp. The line cut the
water with a z-i-p and the reel OuZzed furl-
Ously. Then ! struck, and struck so hard
that nothing in the world saved the rod but
the length of line that was between 1t and
the trout 10 was like striking the bottom
OF the lake The fish started straight Tor
the boat az such a rate of speed that
my multipher was inadequate,
and was obliged 10 take IN
line hand over hand In spite
of my utmost endeavors, under the boat he
went. then with undated strength took a
course astern Of US, quickly using up the
uureeled line that had accumulated IN the
bottom of the boat. Soon the reel sang out
again until but few feet of line remained,
and began snubbing him. On feeling this
resistance he made one grand effort for
liberty. He shot into the air and shook
the line as terrier does rat. After
the splash ] still felt his weight from
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

The common run of everyday mortals
can hope at best TO be only fresh and clean
swelling, unless they resort TO artificial
means 10 produce the exhalations that are
so delicious and bewitching. The first step
in the progress is marked when one learns
10 mix quantity of some sweet-scented
water with the bath. Then comes the art
of mingling the same perfume with the
clothing and, finally, there is the knack Of
carrying lingering associations OF IL upon
the person in such a manner that no one
can detect the real from the artificial, nor
sachet from natural freshness.
Just now sandal wood toilet water is the
rave among those whose purse strings are
not drawn too closely. The beautiful
Duchess of Marlborough is said 10 have in
troduced the perfume 10 fashionable sOcie-
ty early last fall; and now perfume
makers have laid in plenteous supply of
the same. IL is quite expensive, however,
for a single bath in its scented depths even
though il be greatly diluted costs the
bather nigh unto s..
Odors change with the seasons IL is no
longer the chic thing 10 have one particu-
lar perfume and stick 10 IL, or more prop
erly speaking, to be stuck TO by IL. But IL
is rather the caper 10 allow ones perfume
TO change with the seasons. As the spring
advances lilac will be the odor most sought.
Violet has been the rage. Soon lilac Will
be upon us. 1t is already waited upon the
air by early spring toilettes
Then will come the reset and later the
new mown hay. Then back we come TO
roses again. then violets, and so on through
out the VIII e flower chain. The toilet
waters may main unchanged while all the
flower extracts are having their day, for il
has been discovered that the favorte
waters, such as sandal wood, violet and
lilac mingle well with the heavier perfumes,
acting as a fXative for them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22

to push out their green leaves, the 'smart
set is off for London TO enjoy the season
there. and those who remain dispense not
long after for their summer homes. The
Iuxuriant green of summer will not shelter
many riders in the leafy park lanes
1t is becoming almost the rule, however,
that riders take their mounts with them to
the seashore or mountains. The city stable
men have an easy time of il during the hot
months. such of them as do not follow the
throng to Newport or Lenox. In the park
the sameness pals upon one in spite OF the
beauty of the bride path, by constant rep
clifton. In the country there is variety
of new points of view TO be taken, so that
monotony need not be feared, for a time at
least, and monotony is not the spice OF lie.
Proper form in costume and equipment
is important for the rider, whether IN city
or country. for every one who mounts
horse invites the criticism and attracts the
attention tenfold as much as the occupant
of a carriage can do Form in New York
is not slavish imitation OF London lasn-
ions. The habit of wearing Prince AL
bert coat, so common IN Rotton Row, mas
never caught On on this side OF the water,
nor do eQuestriennes sport mannlsh high
silk hats here as there. Men riders who
wish to be correct wear in the park cut
away coats-a frock is admissble-tall
silk hats. white ties. dark gloves and long
trousers, not commonly black. The trous-
ers are made longer than for walking pur-
poses, and are often furnished with black
strap extending in loop under the shoe to
hold them down. Boots are never worn
except in deep mud The one mark which
hopelessly gives away the greenhorn is his
proud assumption of u pair OF huge top
boots reaching TO his knees. old hands in
town leave that sort of display TO the rid
ing masters, whose one distinguished
badge is the boot
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22
Made Good Use of His Evenings.

There is a man of intelligence and
mature years in this town, says the New
York sun, who is and has been for half
his life regular lecture-goer. He man
ages TO take in from three to five popu-
lar lectures of various kinds every week
during the winter season, besides the
Sunday sermon, and during the other
months of the year he manages to cover
a few each month. He is especially
fond Of free lectures, but he will pay
his way to those for which tickets are
sold He is always ready to travel to
any part Of the town, or even to Brook
lyn, 10 attend a lecture. He goes TO
lectures on all sorts Of themes, on any
branch of science or on literature or the
arts, or political economy, or travel, or
biography, or theology, or the history
and habits Of the people o. any country
under the sun. He never had any edu-
cation beyond that of the common
school, but, by giving all his spare even
ingS to lecture for 20 years he has gath
ered-up information about thousands OF
things and has big piles of knowledge,
so that he can shine in learned society.
He says that a bachelor like himself
who had not the advantage of college
training can get more culture by going
10 lectures as often as possible than by
any other use Of his evenings.