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Application for Patent,
NOTICE No. 371.

Il
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY. IDAHO, March Sth, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the King of the West
MINING company, corporation organized and ex-
isting under the laws of the Territory of Utah and
having Its principal Office in Salt Lake CITY in said
Territory. by Texas Angel, its attorney in fact
application for United States patent for the
NOVA SCOTIA LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Little Smoky Mining District, Alturas
county Idaho consisting of 1900 linear feet of the
lode, and surface ground $50 feet wide, being lot
NO $40, and described in the field notes and ri at
OF the o1hc1al survey on file in this office with
magnetic variation at 10 degrees east, as follows:
commencing ut discovery stake running thence
north degrees AZ minutes east so feet to corner
NO Identical with corner No. 2, King of the
west Lode. survey No. 500 A; tkence south de.
grees ~ minutes west, $50 feet to corner No Q.
tnence north "a degrees 20 minutes west 1900 feet
TO corner No. 3; thence north degrees 4B minutes
east 5oo feet to corner 10 4-identical with corner
Minera Monument No. 6, in Little Smoky Mining
District, bears south AZ degrees IL minutes west
2oo2 Feet measured; thence south "A degrees %
minutes east, 1900 feet to the corner No and
Liaee OF beginning, containing area of II ST.
1000 acres. No conflicts
The said mining claim being of record in the
once OF the Recorder Of Alturas county, at HALEY
IN Alturas county, Idaho. The ne arrest known loca
lions being King of the West, survey 500 A. the
vallejo, survey 800 A, and the Fawn survey 969 A.
NJ direct that this notice be published in the
WOOD RIVER TINES. the newspaper published
nearest the said p,ining claim, for the period of
sixty days. "
VT. RILEY, Register.
First publication March 9th 1892
TEXAS ANGEL. attorney for applicant.
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"cHICAGo" LODE MINING CLAIM.

"cHICAGO" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situated in GARFIELD gulch, about six miles from
Muidoon, in Little Wood River Mining District
Aitnras county. Idaho, in order to hold said
premises under the provisions of Sec 1924 Re-
amount required to hold the same for the years
ending December 81. 1891: that your proportion
one-third Tor S33. 33N) each.
Ana II. within ninety DAYS after this notice by
pusheation, you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion OF such expenditure as a co.owaer
your interests In said claim will become the prom
erty OF the subscriber under said Section 2s24
W. Fl. MORRIS
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

Notice of Forfeiture.
To Christ. BaurDbauer, and His Heirs or Assigns:
You are hereby notified that have expended
two hundred $4,000 dollars in labor and improve.
ments upon the
SILVER WAVE AND TEE sIxTY-sIx LODE
MINING CLAIMS,
situated on the East Fork Of Wood River in Warm
Springs Mining District in Alturas county, Idaho,
IN order to held said premises under the provisions
OF Section 1924, Revised Statutes OF the United
states-being the amount required to hold the
same for the year ending December 81, 1890; that
your proportion OF the same is third t$G6
And If, within ninety days after this notice by
publication. You fall refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure az . co-owner
your interest in said claims will become the prop.
erty of the subscriber under said Section 1924
ANTON FAIRAR.
The aforementioned amount may be paid u
the office OF the WOOD RIVER TINES, in HALEY
Idaho, whose editor is authorized to receipt for
the same, ANTON FAIRAR
First publication, February 10, 1892
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finally appeared with the military escort
that had been sent for him Gonzales or
dered scventy-hve lashes laid on his bare
back. Tins order was obeyed and then Con-
zales shouted, give him twenty-five moro
for luck y when Magee, after careful
nursing. recovered. through the British
Minister he at once communicated to
Great Britain the story OF tho in
diRnities he had received. In response
the Guatemalen government was ordered
10 pay Magee 81 600 for each and every
lash he had received, in default of which
British cruisers would at once shell San
Jose and other coast cities. The Guate-
malans promptly complied with this de
mand. Magee was paid 100000 in gold
and Gonzales was imprisoned for n term
of years. With the money which Magee
got from the Guatemalan govern
ment he formed coalition with Bar
RIOS. then President OF the Republic,
and thus being protected by the govern
ment. he became interested IN many profit
able enterprises. lie became one OF the
largest cohee-growers IN Guatemala, and
to-day his crop Is indicated 10y Thousands
OF kintels Magee also secured exclusive
franchises for hnilding docks at the ports
along the coast. As nobody else could
build q dock or compete with him he
had. and yet has, l. all his own
way. No passenger can land from
any boat at any one of these docks with
out paying from one dollar to two dol
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THE RICHMOND DIsPAroH---sUNDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1892
. thc world inhablted and controIled br

see tho world inhabited and controlled by
neither jew nor Gentle, but BY civilized
men, Baron Hirsch is o strikingly hand
sone man, fond of society and entertains
lavlshly. He is the only Hebrew to whom
has been granted the privilege of sitting
in tho Austrian Chamber of Seigneurs.
His wife ia an interesting and capable
woman. and he has often declared that
his best stroke of business was in marry
INC her. She goes little into society. and
dsyotes nearly all Of her time TO the chart
table enterprises founded by her husband
and herself. Lately she has devoted her
eelt ardently to the emigration scheme de-
yised by the Baron for bcltcring tho con-
dition of his fcllow-Hebrews.
The French millionaire is TO DO sought
for only IN Paris. but no or she liz to be
found there in great numbers. Many of
the mammoth fortunes Of France are in
the possession of women. The heaviest
owner of French securities IL woman.
Madame Furtado Heine. who is worth
$40. OO0. 600. Sheis one Of tho noblest women
in Paris, and has received the rib
bon of the Legion of Honor for
her many acts OF charity. TIE
Princess de Arenburg is roputed to be
worth SS5.O0O.000, and Madame DRY.
daughter of Roederer, the champagne man,
about half Of that sum. Princess GOrtcha-
kOh ~ worth : l5,OOO,uUO, ana the Duchess
of Galliera, after donating millions to
charity, left an estate OF S25 coo, 900 or
more. The Mallet brothers, the bankers,
are each worth from ten to twenty MIL
lions. and the same is true Of Baron Hot
finger. Eugene Pereire, Henry Hecht,
Raron Soubeyron. Counts Nissin and
Commando. and Barons Erlanger and
Reinach. The Parlsians worth above
million are too numerous to count. The
Spaniards as q nation are compare
lively poor, but tbey, too. nre
not without their multi-mlllionaires.
OTHER WEALTHY EUBoPEASs.
The richest Spanlard is the Duke of
Medina Coeli. who is worth some S3O,00O-
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GENERAL LEE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
His Order Branding the WaDton Destruc
tion of Property rs a Disgrace.
B1TINoRr. Mp. November 8, 1892.
To he EdIor Of the DisDa'cl:


/ To he EdtiOr Of the DlsDG'ct:
Our papers here have contained several
recent references TO a statement said to
canvass by General FEED. of the Peoples
| party. 10 the erect that General Lee.
| during his Pennsylvania campaign, ordered
| the destruction Of private property by tho
| soldiers OF his army
The first article referred TO was a DENIAL
| by General Early that such an order was
ever issued by General Lee, and the second
| was a reputation from General Field that
be ever made such assertion.
As a matter of fact, II is not only mega
lively true that General Leo never issued
orders for the destruction Of the property
OF the people OF Pennsylvania. but no
positively enioined upon his troops by n
general order, giving his own words, to
abstain with tho most scrupulous caro-
from unnecessary and wanton injury 10
private property"
was then o soldier in his army, and at
Chambersburg or Carlisle / received lot
ter from my home IN King and Queen
county, giving me some account Of the
loss by my parents Of horses. provisions,
&C., and of my own loss Of such wearing
apparel a. / left at home. oil taken
by the Federals in a raI1 made about
that time through that part Of
Virginia. | remember OF reading IN
close connection this letter and the
order of General Lee. which now find n
the Memoirs of General Lee by Colonel 4.
l.. Long on page 273 issued az Chambers
burg on the 9th DAY of June. 1868, lust az
General Lee led his army for the first time
into northern State. lam glad the paper
Is preserved. tor 1t Is worthy of careful
perusal. In 1t he saws: The command
ing general considers that no greater dis
grace could befall the army, and through
1t our whole people, than the perpetratioa
Of the bar oarOus outragos upon the innO-
cent and defenceless and the wantOn
destruction OF private property that have
marked the course of the enemy IN our
own country" II anything further were
needed 10 show the perfect sincerity of
General Lee in issuing this order and his
purpose to enforce 1t. II may be found in
its concluding lines, wherein he eniolns his
officers to arrest and punish ali VINO in any
way offend against the orders on this sub
ject.
This general order, also remember. was
not quite III accord with my own send-
ments OF the time on this subject, but
which was nevertheless respected, and the
sentiments it contained were greatly adj
mrod by me. 1t IS abundantly clear then
that General Lee not only did not order
the destruction Of private property b. his
men, but By most timely and appropriate
order prohibited II. though under strong
provocatlon. as be supposed To allow it to
90 unrebuked. Truly of such man lt
may De SAID;
"ono such example Is worth more 70 earth
Than tho stained triumphs OF ten thousand
Cgsars. "
JANIS poIIARp
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of Frankfo-t-on-the-M Nam are now scat
tered all over the globe, and 1t Is probable
that the aggregate wealth of all tho
branches of the firm, including the pos
sessions of the various members of their
families exceeds 81 900 100000 Lord Ma
thaniel Mayor Rothschild, present head
of the London house, Is in many
ways remarkable man. He was
elevated to the English peerage in
1885, and Is the first instance Of
person belonging TO the Jewish re-
ligion having been called to sit in the
House of Lords. Like all the members Of
his family. he IS modest man, of refined
yet simple tastes. Those who meet him
socially or IN business way carry away a
charming impression of the man. In
his address he is quiet and simple,
with modeSty that yerges on
shyness. He gives away quarter
Of a million each year in charity. and
not only carefully experiments its dis
tribution, but also exercises close super
vision Of all the details OF the vast husi-
ness transacted by his house. He and his
brothers DO not take any important step
without consultation. this being tradl-
ton of the house, and moreover enjOIned
bv their fathers. Concord. industry. in
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race, and is still the possessor of a colossal
fortune. Baron Hirsch's origin was almost
as humble a. that of the Rothschilds. His
grandfather was o Hebrew tradesman in
Wurzburg. Bavaria. who left the father of
the present Baron large fortune,
which he doubled and trehled by sue
cessful speculations. Baron Hirsch added
to the 40, 100000 horins he received from
his father by railroad building the Bal
kan peninsula and Russia, and other profit
able enterprises. He is now an old man
and chiidless. and being one who loves
and pities his fellow-men, he some years
ago resolved to administer upon his
own estate IN way that would
benefit the dOwntrodden of his race.
1t 1889 he gave away $4,000, 900 for
this purpose. In speaking OF this gltt, he
said: With the fortune which | have
amassed hope to raise from the slough Of
ignorance and dependency the most help
loss, the most miserable race in Europe.
the Jews of Russia, of Austria, and of
Southeastern Europe. have consum-
mated my share OF the work. and 200, goo, 900
francs have been turned over to the cen
trail committee charged with the carrying
out of my plans. l wish to have all tho
Jews baptized.
HIS LIBERAL VIEWS.
~ am the most uuorthodox of Hebrews.
were IlN CO-itllEipulSio w bN bADNlHJI
there would be an end of Semitism and
anti-Semitism. | hato to speak of my
deeds, but for fear you should think that
| only give to those of my race L will
mention that during the past two years |
have gwen Sl0,000.000 to Christian
schools and hospitals III Europe and Eng,
land. But the Jews of whom | speak
ore Yallowing in the depths OF ignorance
and bigotry into which the persecution
OF centuries has reduced them. purpose
with my money their education. With
enlightenment will come more liberal
views of life, and perhaps the next GEN.
tury will see the disappearance from the
face Of the earth of the Semitic race as a
narrow-minied religious guild. South.
eastern Europe is TO be Distracted. and
schools are TO be located Ia proportion to
the density of population. do not hope
TO see the consummation of the work
myself. but you perhaps viii live to
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TIE HEBREW PHILANTHRoPGsT

One of the most conspicuous of tho
worlds richest men, by reason of his
princely charities. Is Baron Maurice de
Hirsch, of Vienna. Paris, and London. In
the last ten wears he has given S50,000,00O
for the benefit Of the poor OF the Hebrew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13

about 10000 individuals hold more than
two thirds of the whole area. and thirty
ak persons about one tenth OF It. here
are tho number Of acres owned ard the
annual rent-rolls OF the richest among
this thirtv.aix
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lars. and he must pay the same sum when
he leaves port again. All the natives must
also pay this tax, and not pound OF COT
fee or other freight can leave this port or
be brought off from any vessel without
paying tribute 10 this Celtic fnancler. IN
consequence he has grown very wealthy,
and is the great man of Guatemala, as
Henry Meiggs was in Peru. Although he
has a magnificent estate on the coffee
plateaus of Guatemala and an elegant
residence IN Guatemala City, in full sight
of the water and ire volcanoes, he spends
most of his time IN Paris, where, with his
family. he enjoys the luxurles of another
mansion which he owns there. MaSees
fortune is estimated at SO, 100000, all due
to 100 laShes on the back.