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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29
THE EUROPEAN HARE The y. Bel:

OF Europe differs from ell other Harea or Rabbits
In many important points, which we mention In
our treatise. They are noted fer their size yalu-
able skin. and fine favored meat. partakinR very
much OF venison. full grown Hare will weigh
ten TO twelve pounds. They aYe much mere prof.
itable thsn poultry. easily kept ana with less
cost OF feed. They are naturally very gentle and
dociIe The Belgian Hare Will always comm and
ready sale in the market for their hpe meat The
price and . treatise sent on application. Address
A. l. RyNoE, Importer and Breeder,
NO. 1929 South St.. TACOMA. WAsHlNoroN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29
NOTICE.

Having been appointed Road Over.ee- ,o,u.u.
D's'rie'' l am now collecting the road tax Of A.
per person for the year-to pay which all male
persons between q and so years of age are ,i.b,s
"hom 1t may concern will therefore please
'Ake notice and be guided accordingly.
A. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Rosd 0vcrseer.
HAtLrY, June 90, 1892.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29
Notice for Publication.

HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land ONCE at HALEY, Idaho,)
September 3, 1892.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho. on October 3, 1892, viz:
JAMES A. HUFF,
for the N y Of the NWA, the SEX Of the Nwk
and the sWh OF the Mex Sec. 26, TIP. 8, north OF
Range "a easr.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Samuel Martin, John Scott, Byron F. Morrison,
and Daniel Nichols,
All Of Era, Idaho.
W.T.. RILEY,
pd Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29
Notice of Forfeiture.

Notice of Forfeiture.
To Charles Stole, and His Heirs and Assigns:
You are hereby notified that have expended
two hundred $4,000 dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the
SILVER WAVE AND THE sIxrYsIx LODE
MINING CLAIMS,
situated on the East Fork of Wood River, In Warm
spring: Greek Mining District, Alturas county
Idaho. In order to hold said premises under the
provisions of Section 1884, Revised Statutes Of the
United States-bsing the amonnt required to hold
the same for the year ending December 81. 1880;
tnst YOUR proportion 10 one.half, OF one hundred
($1oOl dollars
And II. within ninety days after this notice BY
publication. you fail refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure - q CO owner,
our intsrsst In said clsims will bscome the prop.
erty Of the subscriber under said Section 1884.
ANTON FAIRAR.
The above. mentiorcd amount may be paid II the
Office OF the WooD PIvER TIMEs. in HALEY Id aLo-
whose editor 10 authorized to receipt for the same
ANTOINE FAInAR.
First publication. February 10. 1897.
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Notice for Publication.

NOC1C0 LOT FUUIICaC1Ou.
PREtMPTioN PROOF.
Land Once at HALEY. Idaho
September 10. 1892.
Notice IL hereby given Ii al the folio ing named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
Anal proof in support of his cltim, and that said
proof will he made before the Regirter ana Re.
ceiver at Haley, Idaho on October 2s, 1922. viz:
EDWARD r. SANDS.
for the W of the MEX and the EN- of the Nwk
Sec. II. TIP 7. north Of Range 81 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Geo. H. Sands, Aaron H. williams, Orson p.
Williams, and Michael Fallert,
All Of Howe, Idaho.
VT. RILEY,
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-09-29
Notice for Publication.

NOC1Ce TOT PUDI1C6t100.
fREEMPTIoN PROOF.
Land Once at HALEY, Idaho,)
September 10. 1892
Notice IL hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice Of hts intention 10 mako
Anal proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho. on October 70. 1892 viz:
GEORGE H. SANDS,
for the WV Of the sen and the EN- of the SWk
Sec, -. TIP, Z, north Of Range ~ east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz:
Edward r. Sands. Aaron II. Williams, Orson
p. Williams, aud Michael Falleit,
All Of Hove, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY
Register.
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The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

After twcnty-four hours session
the Foster faction decided by an almost
unanimous vote 10 indorsc the action Of Its
conference committee, which provides for
white primaries for the Democratic party, the
two state tickets OF the separate faction. to be
voted for direct and not by delegates to
another convention.
The time for holding primaries and other
details will be arranged shortly. The Foster
faction has at last discovered that the lottery
had gone out Of politics and the fight was
narrowed down To n struggle between the two
factions for possession OF the political machn-
cry OF the state. The general belief il that
he McEncry faction will sweep the state.
This compromise will result in the complete
discomfturc Of tho Republicans and depriycs
them OF any chance Of securing the state
Legislature or state officers. The fractional fight
q. The primaries I. expected to be lively one
and yin probably develop good deal Of bit
.crrrss.
The McEnery people adopted the report rs
soon rs 1T was received. The general belief is
,hut the McEncry ticket will have majority
OF 10000 The Fosters evidently believed this
10 be The case or they would not have occupied
30 much time In the discussion. Those In
favor OF the compromise took the position
TINT failure to adopt the report would be un
admission that the Fustcrtcs were In minor
~ and were ufrald To appeal TO the peops.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
Torn by u Hull Dog.

Mrs. Anna Kent, whose husband,
Robert Kent, keeps saloon IN Newark, NJ.
had u frightful experience with vicious bull
dog ON Thursday night. While attempting To
defend herself from Frank Hablg, the owner
Of the dog, she was horribly torn and manglcd
by the savage brute. Habig remained In the 81
loon after Mr. Kent had rc,ircd.an late In tn,
evening tried to kiss Mrs. Kent. She repulscd
him and he grabbed her about the waist A.
he did 30 the dog sprang Mt her and bit hci
again and again tearing the flesh from hci
arms and shoulders. The disturbance arous
ed Mr.. Kent and when he arrived on the scene
the enragcd dog jumped ut him. He threw
pillow at 1t, however, and he and his wife cs
capped. lIabig has been arrested and held IL
d 600 bail. Mrs. Kent Is very badly hurt.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

A large workingmcn congress was
held at Bri.scl. on the ai.t for the purpo-c OF
discussing the bcst mean. To compel Parlla.
ncnt To graHAunlycr-al suffrage. II Wa r.
solved to organize an enormous demonstration
for May l. Hundred. Of thousands Of work.
ingmcn are demanding universal suffrage.
but thrrc-cighth- 81 the delegates 10 the
congress decided against a general strike rs
an additional means Of bringing pressure on
the government bccaus. Of the misery and
suffering caused by last years strike. Twin,
however. Ice rc.oric'l 10 in ca-c the revision OF
the constitution does no, grant universal
suffrage. a proposition to present an ad'
drc-s To the king was rejected on the ground
that majority Of the workingmen are So
ciallsts and Republicans, who want To have
nothing to do with the sovereign.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
A MOTHERS CRIME.
AN IRISH LADY o. RANK HANGS
NgR CHILD.
Mr. A1H. ". A~ssssss bsiHs fSsss Al
hsifs.i- TITS ksssii ~ trssi
fsNk>hs ssat.


Mrs Anna NaryaTe, Montague,
lal shlsf Il Losd ii.srn Noaisssr, sas essa,-
uiiini ~ trial q, Co.ss.ins lE'i seek, "a nc
rasfss a; esu'ine tl~ d<xis u tsf Sgs~f-',i
'ie,.ztiss, Mar iieleA M,,alasas. only tis
isIs detail, ii the affair .fr sEO.n 81 pFrs-
sat, ii-e greatest sf.<s. hare t-sa hlAsis ~
Keep Tie Has,isr s~sr.s AMI 70 shisli IL. iaH,-
~, Ia, III crime i. Il sasL stossiHs Hsinfs
IAat ils servants, The ueisil1rs @Hi osbsFs Ia
sisis,i that lu.iis- .h0>aid b. doc, and ltsFe
ssstas Ia h. pfosl<s, tAsi lAig ~ The N"i,'
las'le ss'niiy may ns~s diih al Mr. lAn.''
uiaH's Lansi.
II ss.ai, that ,Ls t-.S s.iii hAs t~.a ha-ip
assi = iis soT-tasss, IL atiiiiaa ." t-ihs ne
a.liest Il iaifs.i u il. nsSArr. Ia fat, IL
hsr,a seiioa II ,h@ sos~susss se-al, :" have
HI up Ia iie tragedy. n is,,-r, ssss'.''
fuf ,ssn- childish essssl,a.is ioskrsi The i,'Ar
gid ~ IN aafk s"-n All llFn Informed IL
noshsF, Mr.. Moa,asrs. Il ~ shiii's "fst's
anli IL iir i.aaishmsnt s,s ttsi rA~i.'i ~4i {"
L.s ta< it ri.s uD,i.r slssaF, Ia have -
o1sss saSzsr,i ., her dsa.tirr'. sosasi.si
that .ts rss.,iss'i I" paai.s trr s,iii nsos- -
y.ssiy, sAsi ss4n. a. iAsr dtis fs.ssn In shtta
II. sLiId L>-i tssn es<1ks-i b, ,ir so,rsn.ss,
Nc. Noa,Asu. iis.i hsf t.si'y -.isash'rr's aEsis
l. hif.i hrs tack 9Th 500 .soa, s,Iln. .hish
.ui ,is-i,,y iH,o the .LIid. tsa.,rr in,is.. sHsi
,tsa, ns< ssiisfcsi .lih ihis ssFsrv ,f~s,hA-ai,
IA. saan-sisi ,ie -h.i " shls ,srtas si---, ils
shili'. ARA. Ia a rims. Ia III sAii. half string
ins h~r W and half iA',s,aiss hrf 10 the sail,
ia as,isg. api..f.uily, IA pf.srui hsf fi0sn
nl1flHs At.s.t .Lii- .lr uissisr ranish'
n.al Ihr child ezie; piicua.iy Ia t- ~
i.z.si. I.foaii.iss 9Th h.srtr-s.iiae ssi'''
h~t.r Ia -rrh.i again. "a, The HsoShrf'. hrsF
sks stacked against lrr ta,y'. isa1-fs f"f
insrsy. SEVERAL Loars a,.f th~ ehiii sac
f.4t.i shsA..i la .ir.,h ~ ,lr string
Ir- usas- light Ut In utoa ,hr tragedy, III
.oss- IL spi-ar-. 4, The inqus., MIR, Mna'
"a eSs- t-.si,.,i Ia the Ia; that 81. for.ss ,he
shiii "a. In ,h~ DARK r.isu ,if~aiy nsrn,lstssi
sna th., .hsn .h~ s.a, Ia vlrssr Is fEs~i'
ooaan-n-n, .h- foapd that Vi. ii,iir siri -2s
ln.~a.li,i.. Coa,inuia.. MIR. N"a,s-,s. saii
that shs ,h-a CARRIED ,hs ehiii Ia be- "sh
b-,F,asa. .,ripl-,i d, Of u. sisshihs and ,ris,i
Ia Fr.,.-.r IL to soa-ioa.nrs. t-fosv .si,lns ,hr
alarm
That 1. the sioSJ ts,! by th~ ns.,hrf. ts'
rinsnr. have II trry ssraasiy TIA, The ra.if
child &c. STRIPPED II Il. e,a1hias b-forr II .A'
imrst-,as.i. anil that IL e, stark nAhsi -hrn
fossn.i .,<si. sL<,kr.i ssi hAf frssn. by Mrs.
Mauiaeu.. Il !. s.i.i~,i that Mr.. Non,hsisr''
u,AiH-a, II The dad lob, sas hps an esrsi.
tlaaai ea.-. and that 81. -as In the hahli o.
iil.a,ins h~r ehildfru Ia terrible d-.fre.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
Hunting woIs-. In Kansas.

AT nine o'clock last Saturday morn
Ing an enormous wolf hun, started over Craw-
ford and Bourbon counties in Kansas. As a
result about 800 wolves were Killed. Both
counties aud Others adjoining Were secured
over by 5000 men, women and children,
armed In all conceivable Ways Two thous-
and jack rabbit. were also caught In the gen
csal roundup,
Owing To an error 10 signaling there was
one break In the line which reduced the num-
her Of captures, but another hunt will take
place To finally wind up the foxes and wolves
Of Southeastern Kansas.
There wn- but one accident. Thomas Per-
kn- Of Farmiugton being very seriously bit
TON by n couple OF wolves. He will not re-
cover. Ne he was fearfully torn by the infuri
atcI animals.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
NIL GETS NEW YORK.
yhs IN ..osE.,is sss,s.tio. i.dor.s. hilh.
Tor rs..iasst.

The State Democratic Convention
uasl a, AloAay % ths s.ai- Tias e0snriiiisr
Of hfiy appointed Al The c,.p~s uaiOa H.sei-
lag Ia secure a I.s.tposarlacui II ths oonfeu'
,iol appeared hs,0ss liz STATE e-nlTsl soHl-
mi,lss AMI uIsrd ,hriI Prissi against bod
lag tL- convention At TIL, gins-. The pT,isrl
sa. psomptly talked asi The eoHs-n,toa sas
e.ll-i "a orisr fs. minutes sfterssfd.
Ja,ss b<i@~ sac sptoiatni Temporary sh.if-
i,.h. n.arF,i Dshisl 4 sissie. .As ma'ir
permanent chairman
fh- PlaifsSu s4ys;
We a.. against The ooiasse of .ny silver
As.lu sikh 1. hnl u ihs sntrinste sai1s u
s,.T, O,i.F dollar u III tEil.si rs-l..-
Nc tLssri0f- dsaasiisc~ IA. 49, rhsiiilan
silver las uhisI -hifh O1r trutn - car siai
sia.k hAs ts-a e,i.'rt.i, sni all oaf silver
nsiip1, 4. damned W. al hs4nr- A. ~ "slg =
fai.-r pfri-ns-, bot 4slual hiaaiFAhr- oi Fsitfa
:" f'.s bl'Hs'aiiis e.4A.ss. ~''i a. tshdln.
osly Ia Produce sLsAsv ffO1a ssts siHi 81
u-os.osn.tsiiisin 10 shoAh-f.
We, it~svfusr, snits si,L ffirnsis Os honSsi
nsJoe1, ssrf stlsE.iis'hs tLr -tsfulan ~"
ff-s.i,~ silver ba.i, las ~ sssiuii0a ~ ihr
gold and silver qa1slsos, sni a. a 81 .i,i~l,iih
"a The Subsidy AMI bosinsy s.inailr, ths Nc
kiAi.y -Or-.-thaE-..T tariff, ths bl.ias Fuyi'
psnsiiy tunbtI. III. sl,sal.i-fr.i Surplus, ihe
advancing. isnsis, itr irfesti,r s~nsu. shsi
falsin-si f~pF---hts,iia snd tIr f.soluiipasFy
pfo...siihs. II III. hiiltsn.iUllaf rssasTesss all
Ia.liy soasirtnEsi ~ li.e i-ofl.'s great upfis-
ihs lat >uaealtsf li--oi 4 srsdist -hirh
-. Isns-s.i nrti y..r A-y.I. iii -tnigs.r
iivss.ocr.iis .i4,..iasn Va guide TIC I-afl.'.
s.aIsiis sai IA ess-ais ,lr Ir.l'ie's -iii-
The platform sore o. "a enthusiastically
pssi,~ David n I'M, foF hi, eaadrs- shii- 80
.su,Is. u tho .,.,r, shi III. drlesAiss ." ,hr
nAtioaAl song.ntiasa .e,v fnstrssalr.i a. a unit
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
Tho rr.ln w..,.-r C.as~.S-,.

The desperate who robbed the cx'
pre-. car On tho Nc- York ,-n,ral, neal
syracuse, hss ecnic..-i tina, lac 1. Olive
Ferry, the man -ho 1. -ani.,i for the robtrf,
81 the American fspr,-. car In No,rmh-r
last year. near Utica
PER-, hs. been .isnaliy unsuccessful 10 BIZ
train rohhcri-.. n far as money IL concerned
lie got very little In November ut Uiic.-in
deed. the expire. comP.ny's agents ciaiu
that he got nothing at all then. They aIss
lay tina, he 50, no,hln. ihi. time. II. seem
To have chosen bad times for HE work oI
neither occasion VA. ,hcrr much money ~
the cars. Pcrry I. nov In Jail at Lyons. IL
will probably b- tried at syracuse. Mclncrny
the messenger, 1. said To be recovering.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
founo GIRLS LuReo TO RUIN.
Siii.inous scheme of = Dive-kecper and
ISIS wife.
The trial Of John Harmon and wife,

The trial Of John Harmon and wife,
keepers Of the notorious, dive known a. "Thc
leland" .cycn miles from West Superior,
Wisconsin. is in progress. For year or more
sudden disappearance Of young girls have
been frequent occurrences, but the best effort.
Of the police failed to discover any trace Of
them. From Superior alone during the past
six months eight young girls, all daughters Of
poor parents, have been dccoycd from home
They were subsequently located at THE Is
land resort.
At the trial the scheme Of lannon's was
shown to be very well planned. A house wa.
renic,, on the out-kirts Of the tow and wa.
apparently their home. Mrs. Harmon would
20 about on some prctcSt. generally among
the poor class. and make the acquaintance of
young girls. saying she needed help about her
house and making offcis Of good wages. The
girls would be taken TO the house aud after u
few days Of homework induced to go to "Thc
Island,'' which they were told was hotel
Once In this horrible prison there was nc
chance TO escape.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

Com missioner Carter of the general
land Office has just sent to the secretary of the
interior for his approval an order making u
temporary withdrawal Of about IS, 600 acres of
land in Wyoming with view to Its being III
tmatcly set aside by the presidential procia-
nation rs a forest reserve The tract lies
about twenty-five northwest Of Sundance and
contains two great natural curiosities. These
are the three buttcs and the DEVILS tower, the
latter being probably the most famous. 1t ia
represented rs being a natural obclisk about
1,5OO feet In height and 500 feet square at the
base II Is granite rock Of very singular
crystalline formation, the crystals reaching
from the base TO the summit
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

WIN In tho sorld In III. name nj
all tina, Is so.n; 90 to-day. do no,
tho prrss ami tho pulpl, begin ,s
sound tho alarm that u bohoovos
every ~l.o man To he quito .. much
afraid OF ~ha, he call. hi, virtues "a,
Of hi. vices 1hoy assume no pr,
,ontiou. aims and do no, ia, him on
tho back and Inform him what .
noble fellow h. !. whom he tells n u.
or got. Intoxicated Hut ~ha, b.
calls his virtues whether intellectual.
moral or Of tho affections aru forever
dosag this, All iai.ll.ot! you cannot
have too much OF L. And 60 hs zoe.
on analyEing and refining Til his hoar'
become. dry rs dus, and hi, sill
acrvolosa All devotion TO those you
love- you cannot have 700 much Of H.
Aad 80 he becomes srln.hiy indif,r.
sai 70 everything outside his own
family. and ready To .acrinc, every
claim d public duty or OF fidelity &c
sacred trusts " this one absorbing
passion.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
TWO NEW YORK CONVENTIONS.
Cleveland issss.sss,. IN .st Tolerate the
niii Mo~.S.,y.

When the eommi,,.. Of hfiy Ne's
Yask p.n,o.rp,s fa@aRd that ID. pFp,s., II The
sort.-r tnion H,.-,ihs ~. ii.rrraf'issi. thsi
nc, ,a.-,L-r -i,h ioo a,L-r grusssin.ng D.tuo'
srsi. and ma.ir ar,as-t-at. Toe sholhrr
sat. eoa,.a,ioa Ia h. h.ii a, >yussu.r, MAJ
ai.t 4 c-n,rai s,suH.i,i.- 90. fosn,ci -hirh
iii Aii.ni la the .usa ~ ihi. tsaneh II ihr
>-- yors DrH.asFssy. I, Il prg--si that
this .haii i- regularly fosms,i e"a,rnii"a
-hlch shall select sha,h-5 &c, Of drle=si.. Ia
ihr nzilonAl soa,-ntion-
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

A dispatch from Pineville, Ken
lucky. says: Bill Davis, alias Richard Gun,
a negro, who murdered policeman at Poca-
hantas, Virginia, was arrested, tried and sem
fenced to hang. He subsequently made his
escape from jail and was traced to this town.
Learning that officers were on his track Davis
took refuge in n coal mine and refuses to
come out. The negro is desperate and Is
armed with pistol and 100 cartridges. He
declares that he will die before he will sur
rcuIar
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27

Through the Efforts OF the Patriotic
Order soa, u. America sai the generosity ii
,hr is~ts'. csa.,.s=s.... 'h- .'sr sisansl-i han
n.r save. o,-f -,-ry on. Il the ,s.n,y -,hf.'
r-abllc school. In sal, Lake The ass. rrrs
The Christina. ;if, ~ the paper mentioned Ia
,h. .sho.nl., hut the presentation and ac,-r'
,Anc- dbl so, ,slr place until wa.Linsi"a''
birthday. II .as ih".ash, hS the scha"l c"i''
missioner, thu, Wellington. birthday "a. a
sin.ulaTiy appropriate "n- for such ceremony
aud on that sccoani the presentation ha.
i--n deferred ,ine- Christians.
The presentations es.rci.s- --rv held at all
of the school. -iih programme of patriotic
spr-ch~. and recitation. and th~ singing 81
s.is-s.i .sssxs. oar IL the mast iuirsv.,in.
feature. t~in. the singing at a ."n1 caiics
Cheer, Chcvr the Flag" co,ni-,.ci for thu
occasion by iicfssish buiirr-orih. editor al
the iosih'. Cos-I.,-is-.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-27
Extra session of tn. Missouri Legislature.

The Missouri Legislature met in cx-
ira session at Jefferson City at noon on the
18th. The subjects to be considered arc the
ccssion OF state Jurisdiction over jefferson
barracks, military post, to the general gov
ernment; the appropriation of money to re-
build the State University At Columbia, re-
Gently burned down, and the redistricting of
the state. The session will have largely
political aspect, rs the rcdistrcting is expect
cd to cut some figure in Mlssouri's congress
sional delegation.