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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Application for Patent.
NoTlCm no. $40.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY. IDAHO. Decenibe ~. 1890.
Notice is hereby given th.t Louis PeJiissi, r
whose post ftre AddIs bailey. Aliurss Cou
state oi ia no. this day Tor hiiLs, Ii and for
one A. r Mohtnnhon whose post office address 10
at the same place hied las apIli, alton tor :
United States patent fer f,een hudrt liz. ar feet
of the
GOFFRE MINE OR VEIN,
bearing lead and silver with surface ground six
huhdr' q fttt IN width. situated i'll Mineral t,ill
Mining District, Count! of Alturas, ana State #
Idaho, AID designated by the helI notes snd ON.
claI plat ON file i'll tins flee 1 OF No 81 in
township NTH. Range II tas', Of Boise Nerd
witt "
Beginning at discovery stake, where notice Of
io' alton was originally posted thu nee nortk IS
degrees 10 minutes west A 0 fee to W. st center
ED stake: thence south IA degrees IS minutes
west 100 feet IL ea,n.r No. !; thence 10th IL
a. gree A. minutes east 0 fee t, rorn,r No ..
c"rn'r Ne. 3; thence south "A degrees As milnt.s
w.t. Ofeettoct rh.r M 4: tneae n rth ~ ueer,ts
10 minutes vert iMo feat :" c. rher No. l and Pic
OF beginning, magnetic variation IL degrees AZ
minutes east contuiuiug o. 6l acres
The 10 aii"n OF this NINE = recorded in the
RECORDER Office OF Al,uras County, State OF Idaho
IN Book "a If Quartz claims a, page 7s. The I'D.
jsiniiG claim hts ale the owners II the NJ, march
aud OF the Fraction Lod. s. and otherw is. to cis,a
ants uni nowE.
Any ana al persons claiming ndvtrsely any
rtioh OF ssid Gorre mine - surf are grou nd ar.
required to hle their adv Sc CLAIMS " tn tbs
neg s'tr ~ the United States LING office ut Hail.
III the Ceui y Of Alturas. n, tste of Idaho, our
Ing t!sr sixty da.h period OF lubicH,i. D.. r.. Of
or they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
OF the Statute.
". r. RILEY. Reeistsr
IL direct that this notice te published ia the
WOOD RIHhR TINES the newspaper publ. he'd
nesre the said mining Claim, ior the period Of
''Hsy .Ass W. I RILEY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, III AHO. december 70. II
NoTacE No. BAL.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO december 20. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that Louis Pei, is~ier,
whose pos Gafce a,ir. s. il Haley hlturas county
Idaho, his made application for United States
aent Ior fifteen hndr. u Iiue ear Get OF the U.s.
TlCE mine or vein bearin. lead and silver W .th
surface grou 60 feet il wild h, situated in A,lI-
eral Hiil Mining district. Alturus county, Stst-
OF Idaho, and designated by the field notes and
plat of the official survey fie in this Office Ms
Lot No SO, in township two. north Of range II,
east OF Boise Meridian, said lot No. 96 being NJ
follows, to wit:
Beginning at discovery stake, where n tire Of
location was originally p, sted; hence nCrth 8
deg. 10 min. west LAT feet to north center enc
stake; therce south 81 deg ~ luin west 100 feet
to corner No. | +; thence north 81 deg 45 min. east
COO feet to corner M. 2; thence SO -th 8 deg. -
min. east 1865 feat TO corner No. 81 thence south
81 deg. As MN west. Geo feet to corner No 4 :;
theme north deg. So min. west 1876 feet 10 cor.
Gtr No. !, ANA place VI b, ginning. imagine tic variu.
tion ~ deg 3 min. east. cent Ining ISIS acres.
I he said mining ltln being Ut record in the
Office OF the Recorder of said mining district at
HALEY. in ilturas county. Idaho. Tne adjoining
claimants are l.. us Pt!lihpi r himself aud the
owners of the Fraction Lo L., Lot No 81.
ANY and MI peas us claiming adyeIsel my DOR
tion OF shlu Justice mine or surtnc. ground are
required to file their adverse claims with the Reg
lster of the United states Land Office 1T HALEY in
the county Ut Alturas, state Of Idaho, during til.
sixty days period of publication hereof, Or they
Will be barred by virtue OF ,ht provisions of the
Statute.
W. T. riley. Register.
l direct that t.,is notice be published in the
Voc d RIVER inns. the newspaper published
nearest the said mining 81 i'm, Ser the period Of
sixty GAYS W. I. RILEY, Register.
First publication; December 81. 1890.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No 33l. SURVEY No. S9c.

UNITED STArhs LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, IDAHO, October 3lst, ls90
Eo.,eei IS hsrtoy gwen that heglnMld BUTLER
Shu An"'as connolly, whose post flee sddr: So Is
tin,. Aitu ~ county, Idaho have made upplivs-
oon TX United Stat.s ateLt for tine
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
YOU ARE IN A BAD FIX

But we will cure you If you will pay us
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
JUNCTION" LODE MINING CLAIM

ton fra United Stats iateut for Ia.
JUNCTION" LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Section 7. Township i north, Range II
east Boise Meridian. Minerel Hill Mining Dis.
triet, Logan unity, State of Idaho ,sist,,y ~
l2i5 liIesr feet of the lode aud surface pronnd
60 feet wide. b, ing Lot No u.s. sad described N
the held notes and plat Of the official survey ON
ME In this Office, with magnetic variation at Is
oegrtts ana 10 IN nutes east. ns follows:
Btgthhlig Mt the discover, point Of this claim
hnd running north ~ degrees east zoo feet to east
center end stake; thence north dcgre, west son
feet TO corner No 2; thence soutn 70 degrees w. q,
800 ies to corner 81 thence south 81 degrees
s43 fe t, cernsr No. 4; thence north \ degrees
west Geo feet to crrner No. 6; thence north 81 ia
gees east 9i6 Get 20 corner No g. tneuc+ north 70
degrees eat 800 feet to corner No | and place OF
bes,Dnibg survey Of the exterior bou uosri.s OF
IN C aim, including en- area OF II 07a acres AZ
piled fer No cor tiicts ~
From corner No. the corner to Sections 7. g. II
ana 10, Township l rorth, Range II east, besrs
south 81 degrees is minutes east AS feet.
m ne ssid mining Claim being Of rec I'd in the
once OF she County Recorder OF said mining dis.
trict IT Shoshone, IN Log county. Sta e OF Iaaho
Inc neares known locations being the 'Donovsn
No. 4" and Junction Fraction"
ANY ana all persons ci aiming Adversely snv nov
non of the said Jun item lode mir ing Claim
or surface ground. quirtd to file their I'D
verse claims therto with the Register Of the
United States Land Office at Railev stare Of
Idaho. within the sixty days publication thereof
or they will he barre ty virtue II the provisions
OF the Statute in tuch csssr maze ard p. divided.
W. 7. k:LFY. Register.
direct that the foregoing notice II app lea ton
Tor psientbe published for the riod Of aty days
ten consecutive wseksI in the W0oD RIVER DArLY
lines. newspaper published at HALEY, Alturss
county Idaho. being the newspaper published
nearest said claim.
W. T. RILEY. Register.
First publication October 81, 1850
".h' WATT. attorney for sppttcanss.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Or.er to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of Alturas County, State Of
Idaho.
In the m; tier Of the Estate Of Joshua W. Will
lryd. d. ctas. d
On reading and filing the petition Of Arthur
Smith. exc, utor Of the state OF Joshua W vii.
lard deceased. pray ing an oider OF sale Of GER
tain mining interests Of said estate iu Alturas
County. Idaho,
1t IN ord, red that all n rsors interested in said
estate be- and sppesr b. fore the pr,bate Court III
the cont room of said court in the OH t ITO, sc
at Hsil-y. Altnras county. idaho, ON Friday, the
18th day Of February, d. 1891. at " o'clock ".
I said day, then and there to shtw cause why
surh an order of sale shout not be ade.
1t Is fun Their ORDER that copy IT tails :otice
be published At least four ssive weeks in the
WooD RIVER ZINES, u. wspaper pri,.te and pub
listd at HALEY, in sxi.. county before said 18th
day of February. A ID. 1891.
Dated HALEY, Id.ho. January 7th. A. D 1891.
isEAL.) E. y. LtMMON.
Probate Judge.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08

fGFN TS for DR.. TALMAGE'S New B. ok
.-- covering his LIES work and great
NIy M rE,n trip "lo. Through. and Fr.m
W ~ ~ Ell the Christ Land" entitled
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No $40.

US rhD STA7Es LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, lDAho, Dec.Mb ~, l,!O.
Notice IL hereby given that Louis Pellissi+r,
whose post, flee addr. IS Is HALEY Atur.s county
or a Unit.d Stats Patent for fifteen Hundred lin
ear feet of the
ARGENT MINE OR VEIN,
bearing lead and silver ere. with surface ground
SIX bun, red feet IN wi tn. SITUATED In Mineral
r1dnho and designated b. the field MT . and
official p AZ ON ie III THIS .fe Lot No. 81, in
township II, rth. Rnnae ~ eust. If Boise Merid-
Beginning at discdNety stake, where notice Of
location W g originally losiet- thence north de.
gre. - minutes west ~ feet to north Center end
stake; thence south 81 degrees 81 mn utts vests
te.t I" c"rncr No. !; thence north 8. d-ere. 45
minut,s east $50 ieat, tGt"Isect line 2-3 Of the
Mar chester lode claim. survey $40 A, iniin.d by
thu Oh M,,iHn cold and silver Mining q inpan. J..
whe' Co corner N, ) Of el9 A bears soath 81 ae
grees As minutes 81 37 feet to corner No. ,, $50
i.ei: thu nee sonth utge.s Is minutes e. st 1851
m inutes west 60 feet IL corner No. 4; the.cs
north 20 degrees l5 III mites WRIST 1913 ieet ihtsr
ct line 8 Of Survey $40 A. whence corner No
# survey 8iY bea south 80 d. gre+s 45 min
utes wssi it2 fett--f437 feet 10 corner No. and
place beginning. magnetic variation Is degree y
80 minutes en-t. contain ing ~ .G57 acres.
Jhe location OF til mine IL re. rdtd IN the Re.
rurdtr's flee of Alturas cUun'.. III book II OF
Quartz Clniins Ut p .e ~. The ntj in ng claim.
"Hts ARE he ChsA ptOn Gold AID silver Mining
Coz pany
Any suh all per ons claiming adversely eny r
ton Of sid Argent Mi e.r surface gr uiId are
qulr. TO file thei- adverse claims with tn Reg
ter OF tn" Untua States Land office ut tia. i,N in
the Count If Alturss. Stnt" Of Idaho. during the
aixtv Gays PERI. OF plblicnti.n her. OF, ar they
VIII BE- bnrreo by virtae of tar provis ions If The
Statute. ". 4 ItliEY, Register.
! direct that this notice be- published in tae
WOOD KIvsR TINES, tine newspaper published
n Arrest the said mining rlsim Tor the period Of
sixty days. W. r. hILkY, kegister.
First publication: December 3i, le9O.
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L HE
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ORGAN"

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From Manager to Throne, -

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Notice For Publication.
LAND Orr1cE AT HALEY, IDAHO.
Dec. l6, 1890.

Notice is hereby givtn that the fellow ing
named ef,ler has fI.d motto OF his intention to
IL axe final pr, OF III pport Of his cl.ih. and that
sad proof will be Iuade beft re the Register ana
Re-. iv.r, at Hsilty Id1bo. on Jsn 70 E9l. VIE:
Cornelius & Hubs for the e. nth half of the
southeast quartr OF Section THIRTY five, Township
one north, Range eighteen east.
He nam. 9 the following witntser to prove his
cor til u"us r. .idence ulon, ind cultlvs'inl OF
sad land. viz: CtAs Bla.k, Wiliism Black and
sh+r y L-ge,t. # spring Creek, IasLo. and james
Uow.E, OF Haley, Idaho.
W.T.. RILEY, Register.
The evening world., 1891-03-31


1t Is noticeable that some OF the most prom
ising Of the scenic art work of the day Is bein 9
done in private studios, unconDected with the
great theatres. Sydney Chidlcy, formerly
with Marston at the Madison SOU re, Is a tusy
- free lane" in this theatrical art fell.
ChIdleV and Caste-Bert are Eow cola borateurs
on two realistic New York scenes for Fred
Pauldings "struggle for Life"
l notice that Rollin NJ. Squire's poetic soul
mourns Tor Jumbo. MA pet Yorkshire terrier.
Jumbo has one astray. The dog had 'gray
back and yellow points," but how the ex-City
Hall poet will make that rhyme with his loss
won't venture to say.
The "swan boats are launched In the Park.
THIS Is earlier than usual as they are seldom
put on the lake before the LIST OF April Doll.-
yer, the pro- rietor Of these boats, is also their
inventor. lie told me yesterday that his
patent had nine years yet to run. He has the
boats ail over the country. and 10 going 10 in
troduce Them In Park. He has nine Of them
IN the Park.
1t seems that Dolliver tried to get the privi.
lcRc VI tuc Uohib on lHr lhkc ~ tne terrace IN
the Park. But there were ha;f dozen after
II. ana so the Commissioners let II 20 to tha
hiQhest bidder, and Brown. the sks,ing pond
man of the PARK, made the Highest Did, 81 $50,
Just $3.50 over Dolliver. and 90 he got It.
When the boats come out In the Park II 10 Q
sian that Spring h here as good as tops or
crocuseA-
Wandering through Central Park the last day
OF Lent saw among the procession Of eques-
trians which was jogging along the bride path
an eminently respectable ngure. a clerical
rider in neatly hitting raiment with neat part
ing Of the rear hair OF his head. and an
expression on mis- clean-snsveu face with
its Economical inch" OF sidewhiskers which
was complacentiy content 1t was Bishop
Potter taking his constitutional on q stocky,
well-groomrd 'cob." Episoopacy with an
apartment In the Navarro Flats and q nne
saddio-horse for Central Park Is q New York
phase OF the business walch might have made
saul OF Tarsus open his earnest eyes. hut
Saint PAM was around only ip the cradle days
OF Christianity.
81. Thomass Church was mass OF flowers
iu the chancel on Easter Sunday. Crowds of
people received the communion at the end of
the services.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

were slightly offended. President LAvELLI
in fact. when the force Of the vernaculal
was exhausted, in tho depth and fervor o
his contention, bit OF, the upper section o
Mr.. CAssIpY's ear, ncslecting in The order
Of debate the MARK ANTONY courtesy o
requesting the same as loan.
What remained OF Mr.. CASSIDY was trans
ferred to the hospital, where the portion OF
his ear which President LAvELLE had
sampled was deposited in aloohol, and will
confront the President whom he is brought
to trial for mayhem.
The Downtown Club feels deeply when
1t feels. 1t scorns making its intensity of
conviction under the icy veneer OF Parli-
amentary conventions. Happily, It was
organized only for social delights. Were it
n debating society il would have needed
quarters in the Morguc, and each member
would have to equip himself for the qucs-
tion with an accident policy.
There are those in the Club who think
President LAvRLLE possibly forgot himself
q little in taking such d liberty with Mr..
CAssIDY's ear. Downtown Club opinion is
divided on this point, and Police Justice
may have to arbitrate on this delicate
matter.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
WORlDLiNCS.

Frank Stockton. the author dictates all his novels
At the rate Of l. QUO words morning. lie has tho
entire plot Of tn novel, with its dra matte situations
and even portions of the conversations mapped out
in his head before he has word OF il put on p,per
He Is dArE-faesd man. with jet-blAck hair and
dark eyes,
There are 500. 900 members OF the Episcopal
Church in the United States. where in 1880 there
were ouly 33S, 3s3.
The Duke OF VoraRus. the liusal descendant in
this generation of Christopher Columbus, live, In
Madrid. He is elderly man. and bears a strong
facial resemblance to his distinguished ancestor.
Miss SSlis CowAn. of vieksbure. Miss. is one of
the beautiful women Of the State. She 10 typical
bl'ude with blue eyes. delicate features and golden
hair.
Th" business Of collecting and selling old postage
stamps began as ecsutly 1889. but there are TO-
day $50 dealers in them in Paris alone.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

met that bright and interesting little come.
dienne, Marie Carlyle, on Broadway yesier-
day. $40 was enjoying an Easter double
holiday from her studies In Boston. Her bright
face anu the jaunty melton jacket aud snug
gown Of tailor-nake mat cloaked her round
and cosy figure flashed through "the passing
regiment as essily recognizable members in
good standing Of tnose brilliant ranks Miss
Carlyle is the designer out OF her own fancy
OF all the creations that make her ever . no.
ticeably weil-dressed woman. She Is hard at
work preparing for q speedy return to stage
duties.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

prime favorites with the patrons. The "a
mora family did some astonishing acroOntic
| feats. and Enie ". Car, c. II. Duncan and
Minnie Schult contributed musca numbers.
| completing an admirabis bill OF attractions.
kirchnei's orcheslrs OF soloists 10 BY no means
| least attraction OF the Casino.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
The workings OF the White CAPS, with their
Broollvn presentation OF Myron LeningNell's
'Blue Grass" at tre Novelty Theatre las
| even NC. Myr0n Lefingwel william Gilbert
and ELAINE Letilngwell were conspicuous In tie
company
HYDE AND BEHNANs THEATRE.
The limitations of Kate Davis, of the IIowar
MhenRum specially Company, at Hydt K
Behlnau's Theatre Yesterday afternoon, quite
cangnt the house. Conroy and Fox. one oi
the cleverest OF the m nv IrisG sketch teams,
CindurvalIi, the wonderful jugsler aui Du en-
Ddly win MS concertin !, Is good p' rform'
ance as the house has furnished this season.
AMPHIoN ACADEMY.
"Tne "Blue Jeans" Company did not per-
form last evening at The Anphion. The big
car OF scenery, including the saw-mill ana It's
auxiliares, did not arrive In season to put tho
play on In good shane, aud the management
preferred to lose one nights receipts rather
than TO ofer an unsatisfactory production.
The play will be gwen tonight with all Its at
uactiona
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
=, All the old favorites appeared last night In
Hoyts spdrsllug comedy "a Midnight BELL,
and the play r-pealed the hit It made when 1t
was frat Iroduce. Eugene CauuelI was
Martin Tripp, the country bov, aud his song
:" When Pop Was q Little Boy Like Me, "cclled
forth repeated applause. George Richards as
the Deacon, and Richard J. Dillon as the clergy
man, both scored success.
STAR THEATRE
"Vesper Bells, " the picturesque drama pre-
sented by Minnie oscar Gray and W. 7. Ste.
phens NJ Holiness Star Theatre last night, was
received with DECIDED approval by q large
audience. The sensational and realistic effects,
the ponies and the dogs. make the piece n
popular one, snl accomplish the oljec' Of
the authors-to please tne masses. The vols
tile star, Minnie Oscar Gray, was well sup
ported
The evening world., 1891-03-31
the Ways OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoiss That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Fashions n In Otcro-A Common
Fault in Walking Dresses
Flower Making Not n Profit
able Employmrnt-FIng
versus Forks.

Caroline otero, the tail spanish dancer is
making fasni n for the multitude after the
manner OF BernharJt. In the dance she wears
a gold snake with "preciUus jewel in Its
bead clasped about her tight ankle. With
dull black slippers and black silk stockings
through which the nesh CLEANS the effect is.
to say the least, uncommon. Iu her song solo
she has q pendant Of niam onds, in,isibly wired
which "hangs down the middle Of her FORE
heal" 1fthese fads OF the Ulg, beautiful otero
are not copied BY society-well, just walt and
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Brooklyn Theatres.

The interest which 10 centred in the appesr-
ances Of win Booth Q: the Academy OF
Music this " elk Was made manifest last owe a.
Ing oJ the attention estowed by ATepTea-ntiVe
audience on his ortray OF the role OF Ham.
leL HIS APPEARANCE was the occasion of q
reception U1 hearty and sincere as any that
has ever BEEN afforded him In th, city. MinnA
Gale, John A. Lane, and o well GalAnced COM
pany rendered tnsrtive support Tonight the
''heTehRnt OF Venice " viii be the play.
COL Sims PARK THEATRE
A star Of such MAGNITUDE 20 Richard Mans
neld needs no words Of praise. Ills impersOna-
lion Of Beau Brummell at The Park Thra,re
last evening was gwen with the same artistic
touch that haa made him famous both In this
and other plays, and with The mai iall OF the
euTiain colnes feeling OF regret that all actors
are not Mansfelds and all plays as enjOy able as
- be 10 BTummelL" W. J. Ferguson aided 70
his success az the faithful valet, az did D. ii.
Harkins In the role Of the Prince OF WaleG.
HUBER AND GEBHARDT's CASINO.
Honors were evenly divided between John
n'e Carroll and Adele NariiBeta at uber Il
GsbhaTdtb Casino last evening. both being
The evening world., 1891-03-31

"Adam's Temptation; or, Birds OF Para
disc. was the rather verbose title OF the new
burlesque presented for the hrBt time at Roster
4 hiaPs Concert Hall last might. Fred Solo
OF the sGme order a. that made known In his
other buriegauss. "Adam's Tempt ,tion was
prsttily put upon the stage, CarmenoitA did Q
new Spanish dance.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
THE PROPER SITE.

The new Municipal Building should not
be erected on Park space II should be
placed in the neiehborhood Of the other
public Offices and near the business centres
and law firms.
To do this land will have to be bought,
and, naturally, land In such quarter can
not be had for song But this is case
where economy at the sacrifice OF any Park
space would be more than shameful extrav-
agance. 1t would be trespass on the peo-
ple's rights, and that Is the acme OF in
justice.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
PARALYSIS.
First Symptoms Watch for Ts..

The first symptoms ofPsrnlysis are weak. tired
feelings. exhausted sensation. trembling, nsryor.
ness restiessnessi srertion is followed by fatigue
the person wakes mornings feeling tired hss ood-
ne"snd bad circulation In feet and limbs. numb
uess or prickling. these symptoms arc neglected
shock or Paralysis will surely follow. Take DIR.
Groene's Nervura. the great Nerve and Paralysis
Cure. IL costs but S1.O0 of druggists. is purely
vegetable and harmless. aud no one should hesitate
an instant to use this wonderful cure whom perfect
restoration to health is within reach. Iaraiy,is
ran d'rdW be nurdsd Of by his remedy There
tore do not neglect the first symptoms.
save yourselves while there is yet time,
and so prevent Paralysis, Prostrntion, Death
The evening world., 1891-03-31

The new immigration law, which goes
into effect to morrow. retains as an armira-
BILE feature the enacrmenis which exclude
lunatics, felons, paupers, polygamists, con-
tract laborers, assisted immigrants and
those with contagious diseases. America
is not the sink for foreign refuse to be
washed into. We are free enough to de-
mand thnt only material from which free
men can be made shall be suffered on our
shores