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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-13
Delinquent Notice
II INC OF THE WEST MINING CON,

~ PANi, CORPORATION Location OF
principal place of business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory: location of works, .Alturss county
Idaho.
NOTICE. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing d. scribed stock account of A !. ssment
No. 6, levied OH the 10th day of November, 1872
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective stockhol3ers, as follows:
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Face Bleach.

Cures the worst cases Of Frcckles. sunburn,
SAl1owness, Mnth.pstches. Pimples, and all skin
blemishes. Price Si.5O Harmless aud effective
No sa'npls can he sent. Lady agents wanted.
The Druggist in tn4. town who sr,,
orders bill Of my preparations will have his
name added to this advertisement.
Ny preparations are for sale by Wholesale
druggists IN Chicago and every city west Of 1t.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-13

The First National nank Of HALEY,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Henry Bews. Kate Bews,J W Hodgman,
Helen HodsInsn, james Sutherland,
John MaeFariane, Alexander Will ran.
Anerew Walker. o. 4. Young, j O
Swift, p. A. Regain, Walter Clark,
Charles Kohn. Wupthally Kiln, VI. ".
Foiry. IL. Mul en-. II. johnson. W. II.
Remington. John droomes, Michael
Iirich. robert Douglass. Chas. l..
Miehl, and William ii. Witt.
Defendants.
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Application for Patent.

NOTICE No. 3s7.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO October Goth, 1872
Notice is hereby given th.t Morris H. Evans,
wnoea post fl 70 address is salt Lake Cty, Utah
Territ1ry. his this day filed h 9 application for
stent for fl teen hundred linear fett Of the
STARTER EXTENSION" MINE
or vein, bearing silver-lead ore. with surface
g,onhd six Ia ared feet III width situated IN
Min. Il Hill Mining District County Of Alturss
AM state of 1dth". ana fesiguatei ny the field
not and offclnl plat on lie IN this ofee us >ur.
vsy No. 9Ji, Sect Gus ard H. III township south
Of Rrnge Is EAST of Boise meridian. said survey
No. Oh ,eing scribed as fol ows. t-wit:
BEGINNING at fir post. where ,,"tice OF location
was riginally posted, ~ d running thence north
20 deg and = min west Is feet .long course OF the
vein To center Of northeriy end line to q poft
marked ~ center end y3i tnr nor 60 deg So
MN esst 500 fe"t e. llrue rock mark 1881. cor.
ner N ]: then south 10 deg 81 min W st COO
feet TO limerick mirlen Z ssl. her No. 2;
thence south - deg. min. ea.t l5oO feet TO lime.
marked 1881. corner No. ); whence quarter
SECTION corner Common sections and II, Town.
saip /, h of ilee q erss bear. north rs deg.
A. enst 1874 feet dist at thence sou'h Gu deg.
S. hin. east Gon fe to quartz.e rock mars ed
1881. corner No. 4: thence Hoth 70 deg. : min.
W st . feet TO coTuef No. ], the place Of Begin
ning IF exterior boundary of Starter Extension"
de. No conflicts Magnetic variation 10 d. e. so
min esst, containing 20 col acres
The locst On OF this nine II rect rded ia the Re-
ear'leT's flee of Alturas county, in bosk No I.
page CT. of Mining Lotions. 1he adj lining
ella, III IL the ..Start.r' No ether know II eli inns
Any mi all p-r.,ns claiming adversely Any por-
ton of said 'St+Iter Exteust III" rhine surface
gr' ,uIld reqn'rpd Ia file their adverse Gains
with the K-gint r IF the I nited STAT Land Dihre
Il HALEY. III the state of ltaho curing the sixty
d.>s period of publIca: Oh tu+r-nf. they will be
barred BY vitae Of the provisions Of the statute.
W. I. KILkY.
Register.
1t IL hereby or 4ered that thn foregoing no,ice of
application Tor nstent be published for the per cd
at co lays item cor secutive weeksl, In the ODD
RIVER TIMES. n daily newspaper published II
HALEY, Idaho. w. T. Riley
Register.
W. H. RRoDHEAD, Attorney for Applicant.
First publication, October "A, 1892
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And In accordance with law aud the order of
the Board of Directors of the corp ratlan, III ade
on sid 10th dsy OF November, 1892. IL any
shares Of each parcel of Ut ck may he necessary
will be sold at public auction at the principsl
Office of the compa y, No. Commerce building
W.st Second south street Salt Lake city. Utah
ut IL O'Clock a. m. on the 30ih day Of December
1892, to pay the delinquent assessment, costs OF
advertising, aud expense Of sale.
NOYLAN C. FOX,
Secretary King Of the West Mining Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, December 18th. 1891.
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| The First National Bank of HALEY.
Plaiutff,
va.
The st. Louis and Idaho Mining CON-
pany,
Defendant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-13
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judici.l Die.
trict of the State of Idaho, IN and tor the
County Of Alturas.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict of the state uf Idaho, In and for the
County of Alturts.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-12-13
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Cream

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The State of Idaho Sen+s Greeting to the St.
LOUIS and Idaho Mining Company, Defend.
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CART FRS

Can ee taken h. he
ltst.ing druggists.
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DEARBORN and Harrison Streets, CHICAGO
An agent wanted in every town in tn,
tul:ed states. - "
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
THE BRUCES DISPoSSESSED

OF an Estate Which That Royal Family
Had Held for Over zoo Years-Accusa-
tions of Attempted Bribery Made by
One of the Parties.
[BY CABLE TO THE DISPATCH.
LONDON, Oct. 81 Copyright by .
decision rendered in the Chsncery Court to-
day the ancient Savernake estate passes
from the possession of the Bruce family,
descendants of Robert Bruce and famous
line of Scottish kings They have held
this property continuously for over 200
years
Justice Sterling delivered long judg-
ment which he has been maturing during
the long vacation. Having first reviewed
the previous actions in the litigation, he
spent much time commenting upon the
final one now before the court
He believed the statement made by Lord
Iveagh on oath, that he had not offered .
bribe to Lord Henry Bruce, and there was
no reasonable ground for Bruce's suspicion
respecting the bona fides of the transaction.
He was sorry Bruce had made such an accu-
sation after denying an intention of making
personal charge against Iveagh. He did
not attribute to Bruce and his friends any
want of good faith, but thought they had
let their feelings run away with them. He
should grant Ailesbury's motion to dismiss
their action as frivolous The action was
dismissed accordingly. None of the princi-
pal parties to the suit were in court, their
counsel representing them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
JOSEPH RAMSEY DEAD.
An Old Pittsburger Whose Sons Are Prom
inent Railway Officers.

An Old Pittsburger Whose Sons Are Prom
inent Railway Officers.
Joseph Ramsey, former well-known
resident of Pittsburg, died yesterday Of
pneumonia at the home of j. D. Powelson,
$50 Forty-third street. Mr.. Ramsey was
72 years old, and the father of six sons and
one daughter. Four of the boys and the
daughter are still living. The sons are
prominent officials of western railroads, and
will be remembered by many Pittsburgerp.
Joseph Ramsey is General Manager of the
Big Four road at Cincinnati; M. P. Ram
sey is General Agent of the road
at Cairo; John P Ramsey is Superintendent
Of the Ohio Southern with headquarters at
Spfingfeld; the daughter is married to w.
D. Holiday, Assistant General Freight
Agent of the Big Four and Alfred Ramsey
is minister stationed at Uniontown. The
children when thev heard of the illness of
their father arrived in Pittsburg on Sunday
evening in a Big Four private car. The
body was taken to Cincinnati last night,
and will be buried in the Springboro
Cemetery.
Joseph Ramsey was born in the vicinity
OF the Union depot and lived here tor a
number of years. He was glass blower,
and cousin of Christian Ihmsen, the
founder of the firm that bears his name
Mr.. Ramsey has been living for some time
with his son iS Cincinnati. With his wife
he paid visit to his son at Uniontown, and
stopped over here on his wav home to see
old friends. Last Saturday he was taken
i'll with pneumonia which terminated his
life Yesterday. His sons drifted into rail-
roadlng, and they have had remarkable
rise in the business. Mrs. Ramsey was
daughter of Nathaniel Patterson, and is
sister of Major John w. and Andrew Pat
terson.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
GBRHANY's LUTHERAN CELEBRATION.
The Kaiser Will Be Present, and All Euro
pean Courts to Be Represented.

The Kaiser Will Be Present, and All Euro
pean Courts to Be Represented.
BERLIN, Oct. ga grand feature of the
reconsecration of the Luther Memorial
Church at Wittenborg, which takes place
October 81, will be the procession into the
church through the door to which Luther
nailed his celebrated theses against the doc
trine of indulgences This procession will
comprise Emperor William and the other
sovereign princes of Germany, and it prom
ises to be a spectacle of great splendor.
Trumpeters will be stationed in the steeple
OF the church and as the procession crosses
the historic threshold they will play 'tEin
Feste Burg"
After the services in the church the mem.
bers of the royal family will 60 to the
house in which Luther lived and inscribe
their names In the visitors album. The
Supreme Protestant Council of Prussia has
ordered that memorial sermons be preached
in all the pulpits within its jurisdiction
Sunday. The greater part of the cost of
restoring the church has been borne by
Emperor William. At the reconsecration
ceremonies there will be present represent
atives of all foreign Protestant sovereigns,
who will take part in the grand procession.
The Duke of York, heir presumptive to the
throne of Great Britain, will represent
Queen Victoria
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
PULPIT POLITICS.

A Congregational Pastor breaches Free
Trade and Then Resigns-His Repubh-
can Parishioners Object to His Change
of Views the Tariff.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. 25.-[Special
Rev. c. H. Dickinson, of the Congrega-
tional Church in Wallingford, announced
from his pulpit yesterday that there would
be a special meeting of the church immedi-
ately after the morning services. At the
meeting Mr.. Dickinson gave the signal for
general CONSERVATION when he read his
resignation as pastor of the church, merely
stating that he took the step for the good
of the church and himself
The cause of the rupture, an there has
been quite a serious one, can be laid to
politics. Mr.. Dickinson has, up to this
year, been a stanch Republican. This
year, however, he has become convinced
that change in the tariff laws is the only
salvation for the country and be came out
for Cleveland as the best exponent of that
doctrine. His parishioners are for the
most part Republicans, snd very naturally
were disappointed at this political step of
their pastor.
However, nothing was said until one
Sunday not long ago when the pastor
preached a sermon in the course of which
he gave a glowing eulogy of Cleveland.
This created feeling which was almost
akin to panic but still nothing was said
Two weeks later Mr.. Dickinson preached
q sermon, which, according to one of
his people, was nothing more or
less than an essay on free trade. During this
week committee waited on Mr. Dickinson
and said: 'Mr Dickinson, if you continue
to use the pulpit for political purposes you
will steadily lose your popularity" Mr..
Dickinson replied that the church could
have his resignation and yesterday he ten
dered it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
MET AFTER MANY YEARS.

Postoffice Inspector McCalmont and DR.. A.
M. Barr Shake Hands After Separation
of Nearly so Years-They Had Been
Soldiers Together.
After the jury had gone out in the
Hughes and Coleman case in the United
States District Court yesterday, Postoffice
Inspector McCalmont was standing by the
elevator door chatting with some news
paper men. A stout gentleman, who Is
serving on the United States Grand Jury,
came over and touching Mr.. McCalmont's
lapel, in which was q Union Veteran
League shield, asked: "What regiment did
you serve in, sir?''
"In the One Hundred and Forty-second
Pennsylvania. was Mr. McCalmont's
reply.
"Ah! I thought so," said the other.
'That was my regiment, don't you remember
me?"
The two men clasped hands and looked
into each others eyes Then McCalmont
said he thought there was something in the
stout mans face that was familiar
The latter laughed and said: 'I'm DR.. A.
NJ. barr; was surgeon In tne One hun-
dred and Forty -second-don' you know me
now?"
Then the recognition was mutual. and Mr..
McCalmont said: "Why, doctor you're just
as young as ever"
"A little bit stouter though" put in DR..
Barr, who is the well-known East End
"for 1 was thin as rail when I
was with the One Hundred and Forty
second, the regiment that took out 900 odd
men and came back with little more than
1OO"
The pair who had not met for quarter of
a century went straight to swapping stories.
Dr.. Barr asked Mr. McCalmont if he didn't
the day he, the doctor, fell into
the Rappahanock and the postoffice
guardian did and the incidental loss Of two
bottles of commissary whisky which the
doctor had in his pockets at the time.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
SNUFFING OUT HEBREWS.

Russia Demands That Belgium Specify
Travellers Religion in Passports.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 25-The Russian Gov
ernment has recently demanded that the
Belgian authorities, in issuing passports to
persons intending to visit Russia, shall
state therein the religion Of the bearer.
Heretofore no snch mention has been made,
and it is not known what action Belgium
will take.
If she complies with the demand Belgian
Hebrews will be treated to many indigni-
ties if they visit Russia. If she refuses no
Belgian passport will be accepted in Russia,
and, consequently, no Belgians can enter
that country, though the Russian demand is
aimed solely at Hebrews
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
Fftful Flashes From Afar,

MAURICE BERNHARDT's wife has applied for
a divorce in the French courts.
A COMMITTEE will investigate General
Booths "In Darkest England" fnnd.
THE English Government has again re-
fused to permit the importation of live
cattle.
THE Inman Steamship Company will in
augurate its Southampton steamship service
March 3.
CHOLERA has invaded the outskirts Of
Vienna via Buda-Pesth. Traffic on the
Danube will be stopped.
A NEW process of producing caustic soda,
chlorine and other chemicals direct from
brine by electricity has been discovered in
England.
SAroLLI has gone to New York from Rome
to preside at secret session of farchbishops
November l6, at which he will be the only
person present who is not an American. On
his return he will make detailed report to
the Pope
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES LOCK HORNS.
The Postal Endeavors to Prevent the West.
ern Union Buying a Building,

The Postal Endeavors to Prevent the West
ern Union Buying a Building.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-[Spectal. THE West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
have locked horns in Chicago Last week
the Phoenix Insurance Company sold its
building, in which the Postal 8 Offices are
located, to the Western Union COM
,pany.
The Postal is paving a high rental, in
consideration of claim in the lease that
provides that during the term the lessee
shall not lease Offices in said building to
any other telegraph company. The Postal,
therefore. has begun suit for an injunction
against the Phoenix Company to prevent
the Western Union from using the building
until the PostaPs lease has expired. The
latter has six years to run.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-26
A RICHMOND TERMINAL SCANDAL.

Previous Managers to Be Criminally Prose-
cuted for Crooked Transfers.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The Richmond Ter
minal Investigating Committee, it is said,
has made some interesting discoveries about
certain transfers of property that may lead
to criminal proceedings against well-known
parties hitherto identified with the manage
mept.
A directors meeting was called for to-
day to hear the report, but nothing was
given out. 1t was said that the report will
be deferred for the present