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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
Notice of Application for U. s. Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFiC
Eaioa f,i,v Idat n I,,lv II 1902

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Baise City, 1dai.o, July IL, 1893
Notice is hereby given that James q. Jordan
whose postofHce address is San Francisco. Califor'
nia, and Samuel c. Bowen, whose postofiice address
postoice address is Centerville Idaho, their agent
| and attorney IN fact has made application for
United States Patent tor the
Orc Fino
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district, boise county, State Of Idaho consisting
1881 linear feet of the lode and surface ground sol
feet wide, being Sur. No 8S9 and designa I'd on
the official plat and field notes as Lot No. 80 A. I'M
surveyed lands OF the United States, with magnetic
variation at ~ degrees 20 minutes E, as follows:
Beginning ut discovery, the cent er Of an open cut
In earth where the notice Of location was originally
posted; thence 86 degrees o. minutes aloDg the
general line of vein 420 feet to center
post marked "E" center end Oro Fino; thence $
degrees IS minutes L, 253.5 feet to Cor No. / OF
location identical with Cor. No. of this survey
marked "A, whence . pine tree blazed and
marked D. T. "A bears N 42 degrees o5 minures
" 1856 feet distant. u. 8. Mineral Monument No. l
bears 4S degrees 81 minutes 271l25 feet;
thence St degrees OF minutes 14Sl feet
to Cor. No q pine post marked A, whence
Cor. No. 2 of location bears S6 degrees OF minutes
"A feet. thence 3 degrees So MINUTES w
Of location, pine post marked "A, whence
$50
pine tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked
B. 7. "A bears 25 degrees p minutes E26.6 fee,
$50
distant; thence N sc degrees O2 minutes
1881 feet TO Cor. No. 4, identical with Cor No.
4 of location, pine post marked "A. Whence
$50
a fir tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked
B. t. bears 4s degrees 80 minutes W 81 feet
distant; thence s 8 degrees So minutes 507
feet to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning; en-
bracing an area of 17.237 The said
mining Claim being record in tnc Office of the
County Recorder Of said mining district ut Idaho
City, In Boise county, State of Idaho. The nearest
locations being the Go Devil which adjoins this
claim on the north, the Western Wonder tunsur-
veyed) situate 100 feet south of the Orc Fino mill
site, claimants, j. b. McCurdy aud the heirs of
Mitchell Borno, Mrs Bakers claim lunsurveyed)
name unknown, situate 160 feet east.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton Of the said "Oro Fino" lode claim surface
ground are required to ile their adverse claims
thereto with the Register of the Uued States Land
office at Boise City, State OF Idaho within the sixty
lays thereof they will be barred by vir of tue
provisions of the statute in such made aud
provided.
CHAS. s. KINGSLEY, Register.
First publication, July Is. 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
Notice of Forfeiture.
To William Sweet:

10 william Sweet:
You are hereby notified that have ex.
pended One Hundred Dollars in labor
and improvement on the Mountain Oneen
quartz mining claim situated In Placer.
vile mining district, near the Placeryille
and Garden valley wagon road, in Boise
county, Idaho, in order to hold said claim
under the provisions of Section 1924, Re
vlsed Statutes of the United States, for the
year 1899. That the proportion of said
expenditure due by you on your undi.
vided one.fourth interest in said claim is
twenty. Five $3.50 Dollars, lawful money
OF the United States, and if within ninety
days after the legal publication of this no.
nce you fail or refuse tn contribute your
proportion of said expenditure, and with
legal cost of this publication, the said
interest will become the property of the
undersigned under Section 1924.
-, EDWIN SMITH
fiacerville, Idaho, Oct. 2s, 1893.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
Notice Of Application for U. s. Patent.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, Idaho July IL, 1898. I
| Notice is hereby given that James 4. Jordan
whose postoiice address San Francisco, Califor-
mia, and Samuel Q. Bowen, whose pos office address
in fact Thomas W. Bowen, whose postoihce address
is Centervlle, Idaho, has made application for
United States Patent for the
Gladstone
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district, Boise co1niy, of Idaho consisting of
1900 linear feet of the Lode and SUI face ground 600
feet wide, being Sur. No. sol, and designated OH
the official plat and field notes Lot No AZ, unsur
veyed land OF the United States with magnetic va
ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes E. as follows:
Beginning at discovery, the center of shaft 4x5
feet 40 feet deep in earth and solid rock where the
notice OF location was originally posted, thence n
81 degrees 40 minutes along the general cour
or line OF vein $50 feet to the west center end, q
fir post marked 891, whence west center end loca.
ton post bears N 80 degrees 40 minutes w 49, feet
thence N degrees Is minutes 800 feet to Cor No.
l, fir post marked -, whence Cor. No. of loca-
ton bears N SO degrees 45 minutes W 46 ieet dis
tant; tAence 50 degrees 45 minutes L
1900 feet to Cor. No. p pine post marked
=. whence Cor. N. 2 of location bears 80 de-
sree' As minutes % feet distant, GOO feet to Cor
No. g. a fir post marked -, whence Cor. No. 3 of
location bears SO degrees As minutes Is feet
distant 1900 feet to Cor No. 4, u fir post marked
-, whence white fir 10 inches in diameter bazed
and marked B. T. - bears So degrees 81 minutes
SOL
29.5 feet distant. U. S Mineral Monumen, No. /.
Elk Horn mining district, bears N IA degrees ~
minutes W 1858 feet distant; theuce 0 de-
grees 10 minutes L 600 feet to Cor. No /.
the place Of beginning embracing an area of 20 66i
acres.
Ihe said mining claim being on record in the Of |
nee OF e onnty Recorder of said mining district
at Idaho City, County of Boise, State of Idaho the
nearest locations being the Pride of Idaho, hugh |
turner and b other, claimants tunsurveyedJ l. lies |
along the north side. the Elk Horn and Side hin
Sur. No. ssS, situate about 700 or 500 feet west
kainbow tunsurveyed), claimant J. w. Kile lies to
the southwest about 2U0 feet
Any and all persons claiming adversely any nor
ton OF she said Gladstone" lode claim or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
thereto with the Register of the United States Land
oince ut Eose City, ldahe, within sixty DAYS there
or or they will be barred by virtue of the pro,is
ions OF the Statute in such made and provided
CHAS S. KINGSLEY, Register
First publication, July Is. 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
Notice Of Application for o. S. Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

! Ell
Matt. Boise City, Idaho, July IL, 1898.
,Nouce Is hereby given that James q Jordan
whose postoffiee address is San Francisco, Califor
MIA, aud Samuel q. Bow en- whose no .totfcs addres
Is Centerville, Idaho by their apent and a,tornn,
~ iact, lhomas W. Bowen, whose postotlice adj
aress Is Center,ille. Idaho, has made application
ior United States Patent for the ff'-
l. Go Devil
Eouc INNING claim, situate in Elk Horn p,n,,o
aistrct Boise county, State of Idaho. consstinn u
iioi linear ieet OF the lode and surfce gronnd -
,ee' wIue, oeing Sur No. SS9A and dcslpnata, o''
aad plat ana held notes as Lot No. 4O unsnr
Gu ianus OF the United Staies with magnetic y,
'i,,ion at ~ degrees 20 minutes 4, as follows.
peSlihing mn @ ut discovery in the west end Of M
es en- cut ~ eet long by 12xS feet deep in ear,h
anu rock where the notice of location wa. or,
posted: Thence S6 degrees 02 mipn,ss otIS.hally
@ ,ue General course or line f vein 433 feet in 90
hap pose O. a, narked e. center end EGO ID vii u,
NJ y ;3 oo uegrecs o. minutes rs feet to Cnr
0eAiea' win Cor. No. of location, a pine
post marked-A; thence S sc de,roos a.,
$50 "estees w
with Tor. No. G of location, pine nos, 'uen,ieai
$50 $50 whence pine tree SO inches in damst.r
olaHed and marked B. T. a bears S Il degre.s "a
- $50 e'ees "
n5'nates ~ M W, 80 feet distrnt; thence N q ao.
5So fast ~, w. oo,. ieet to Cor. No. of this snsvev
w. = Identical with Cor
vi iocauon' pine post marked "a
whence pine tree 40 inches in di,,S SS9
= AN'" ana marked D. I, "A bears so degrees so
nrnaa aa'es ns W 2S feet distant; thence N se >.
lJen, n,oi VI minutes 14S1 feet to ,or NJ NJ oe-
Si'h cor. No. OF location, fir mo-; ,
marked @A, oooA, whence fir tres 10 inches in ,,..
Ter ert bears n a degrees At minute, F. nz,,
I5o ,.s. .ueaee 8 degrees IS m;on.es ,ee. dis,
,mbrsc;,,o ~ COR. No. 5, the place of han;,s.'.
unnn,e an a'ea of 5l0O acres n G SS,unlng,
,1II S s NO. bears As deg, ees 20 ~ mineral
,so vhi, ieet from Cor No. / ef 0ro 90 Pii minutes
urvey. VAN 'his claim and made one
,nca 80 saiu u INNING claim being on reco,a :. .
r, ~ u ,, .he county Recorder Of said nia ~ the
'ha a. iuan CITY. in Boise county S,, INNING els.
III ~ earest Known locations heinz ~ ,1 " idaho
vnoa oa bounds this claim on the n5h 'n1 oro fino
nd 1'ues 's sahsuryeyedl claimants sue western
iai nI '''e ne heirs OF Mitchell Borno -. Mccnrdy
any ,aumnSsurrse!edl, amS name unknown t' baker's
on anu al persons claiming adya.,
niraa a., sas1 lode claim ur surface ,ros any por-
70 me their adverse claims ,ha are re-
ity, State af fSad States Lind Once a, ~, .ne
hey will be harraa within sixty DAYS bereos noise
ne sta,a,s in barred by virtue of the urovIs
"eu Eases Eases made ard proyids5 'o"s OF
First publication oh tS. $. KINGSLEY Rsa;s,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
Society Notices,

rXCELSIoR LODGE, NO. 4,I,o O f bo,d,
~ its regular meetings il Odd Fellows, Hall
AZ Centervile, the first and third SATURDAY. eran
ings OF each month. All memLers in good stanj
As "ie in''eu 10 Sttend Ey order of the N q
DANIEL JONES, Sec'y.
piONEER LODGE, NO ], 100. F holds a..
1 regular meetings in Odd Fellows Hall Idaha
City, second and fourth Saturday eyenng ot aan
10 attend. By order ofthe N. G. ''e'
H.w. DUNToN. seo'y.
r oSE REBEKAH LODGE, NO IS, I. q. p
~ hoids Its regular meetings in Cda Eaii,, = :,
hai Idaho City, on the LIST and Sd Tuesdav a..s
ines OF each month. All members in good s,ana
80 'n'ieu u attend; BY order OF the N g.
HANNAH SCHMIDT, Sec'y.
iusEN,ANr ,,a LODGE, NO: 6, I. o. o. F., holds it.
- .esniar meetings in Masonic Hall PIncerv;,i
On ,ne "a and 4th Saturday evenings of each on,
Al members IN good standing are inyiied 10 a,.
BY orier of the N. g. '" u attend.
IDAHO CHAPTER, NO. IR. u
regular meetings in Masonic Hail Ia,hn uS al, ls
Compsnions IN ',a sua; evening OF each month, Ali
'y oruer OF the Ii. P. JOSEPH TRAVIS as'eha'
Dol LODGE NO. O. n
~ ~ regular meetings in Temperansa Hsn S''as its
n,ast. "eunesday evening of Zach wesr az
Ry 1rSas ~ ~ soou standing are invited 10 attana
VI 'ne u l. IDA ToMPKINS seq
FoLACEh LODGE NO. 8. A F.&A. At ,o,s.
Hall. Pl,cerri ia ,uuss lug IN each month in Masonic
law .far Nv le; on the Saturday on, or rst Sam
/ regular nes,ino NO / A F. 4 A. NJ, holds its
n ~ s .ne "a saturday of each month. an y, ti'y,
= ~ " s'Saaihg are invited to attend ~ ass
JAS .. MARsK, sec'y.
M rnan,a ohApIER NO. 6, o. E. 5 bo,s. "a.
y the H., Thmsgs Thseungs in Masonic Hail. Idaho S,ir
members in good y s,,eg evening of each month. All
y or'ef OF NJ, ROSE aARREcar 70 sssn sat,snd'
BANNER LODGE, NO. IN
a. s regular meetings in Odd Felow ,a,' NJ hoids
" n,s az ,ns ne a. Wednesday evening of each ,aano
' ''''s' " 'ne ". W. 1oHE KENSALYn, month
k4ecOrder
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05
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Of the hmeWWSpaper Waap devoted tc the best ,ntoros,
ii he ''e western slope, and partcnIns, ,Ih.erests
country. Ho ihhter-moutaiD
the eIf 6es, advertising purposes ipcomn..,,
Denver PAPER between San Francisco iscoauiy any
DAILY, DAILY, a65 issues per year O..
Weekly, six ppi months US s'l'' peryr. 3 90
Address, THE TRIBUNE rs
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-12-05

Treasurer's Notice.
Inc following warrants will be paid
upon presentation at my office:
ROAD FUND.
NO az, registered Jan. l6, 1891.
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
All warrants registered prior to August
6, 1891. e. W. Barry
GOV. y. lSG Co Treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
CORN DROPPED BACK.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE corn market broke
down today. The drop was not SO sharp as
was the advance OF Friday. There was,
however, q reduction of about 1c bushel
The French duty question was more clearly
understood. Cables were numerous, saying
the action was only on hay and straw, with
no prospects of other removals. 1t was also
established by past records that France only
takes 1000, 900 to %, 100000 blu outside corn on
the average, and that the question of free ad
mission Of coarse grains was not so very i'm
portant to American grain merchants after
all. There was, of course, general selling
out of corn by those who bought on the
scare yesterday. The sentiment at the start
was easier and first trades were anywhere
from lac to Sac under the final figures of yes
terjay, and, after ruling steady for a while,
continued to grow weaker, selling off a4c
more. Later the price rallied a trifle, ruled
fairly steady, but at the close had lost s4G17sc
There was only light trade in wheat to-
day and all easier feeling existed. The
orening was easier and first sales from about
the same as yesterdays closing to 1ac lower,
receded A0Ssc advanced NOISE, then re-
ceded ssc, the market touching inside prices
ruled steady. and the closing was about 12c
lower for July and l2c lower for September
than yesterday. The weakness was due to
the unfayorable New York bank statement
ana tue reported increasing shipments OF
wheat from Australian and South American
ports There was some little business in the
way of changing over July to September, but
the market was generally very quiet and
dull The clearances from the Atlantic
coast were about the same as last week, and
1t is calculated that the visible supply will
show good decrease.
Oats were quiet and shade lower in value
the close being made at from Ac to l2c under
yesterdays figures. Only q moderate scalp
ing business was transacted.
The provision market.WaS strengthened by
the receipt Of 1000 hogs less than VS. esti-
mated yesterday. The frmness of prices,
however, added scarcely anything to the
volume of the days business. Trading IN
pork was again conspicuously light. There
were few transactions in lard and ribs at
from &c to 7l2c improvement over Yesterdays
prices for lard and from fl2c to ll2c gain in
the value of ribs. Closing prices show gains
of from Ice to l5c in pork, sc in September
lard and TIC in ribs.
Freighs were slow. and rates to Buffalo
steady at 2l9c for wheat and &c for corn to
Buffalo. Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat III cars; corn, 325 cars; oats, PIT cars;
hogs. 10000.
The leading futures ranged as follows
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce

The wheat market was very dull for fut-
ures. Foreign markets were quoted little
hrmer. Corn and oats were both weaker,
which affected wheat. Reports were received
from the southwest saying that the wheat
condition far exceeded estimates contained
IN the government report. A fair demand
was reported in Eastern markets from the
continent. Prices were under Fridays clos
ing figures all day, closing 12c off. Last
weeks shipments to Europe were the largest,
with one exception, during the crop year.
Wheat ranged as follows:
June. closing, &c; July. opening, 6G2se :;
highest 60ssc; lowest 5O7sc; closing, 6Oc;
September, opening, 65ssc; highest 65ssc !;
lowest. 637sc; closing. Csc.
On Track-No. l hard, 6384c: No. 1 north
ern 6ls4c; No. northern, 59l2@j0c.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-Receipts, none; hipments. 90 51
So 25@350 for second patents; Sl90Ql2.4J for
fancy and export bakers; SI.lC0l IS for low
grades in bags. including red dog. Flour
is dull, with demand only moderate. Millers
report some inquiry, but at lower prices than
offered Yesterday. Holders are stiff.
Bran aud Shorts-Quoted at S7.25@S for
bran; S7.5O00 per ton for fine shorts
Corn-Receipts, go bu; shipments, 600 bu.
Corn is somewhat easier, with but few sales;
30c TO 4Jc for ear corn. See sales.
Oats-ReceiptS. 1859 bu; shipments, Is, 100
blu. Demand good. See sales for other
grades.
Barley-Receipts. 1,120 bu; strong; ship
ments. $50 bu. The season is about over for
barley except for feed purposes. See sales.
Rye-Receipts, 500 bu; shipments, none.
Feed-Milers held at Sl5.25@l5.I rs per ton;
less than car lots, SlG@i7; white cornmeal,
S14Ql5; granulated meal S1S.5U
Hay-keceipts. l2l tons; shipments. tons.
The receipts were again large today and
mostly from Northern Minnesota points. ii.
II. King q Co. report that the demand is
light, and confined entirely to choice upland
at S. per ton. Low grades hardly quoted
Some Sample Sales-No hard, 1 car, &c
No. northern, 81 cars, 62L2c; No. l northern.
A cars. &c; No. northern, 10 cars, to arrive,
6l12c; No. northern, car, I. o. b., 64c; No.
northern. II cars, 62Ao; No. northern, -
cars. 6-c; No. northern, part car smutty.
SIC; No.2 northern, cars. 60Y2c; No. 2 north
ern, cars, Ole; No. northern, cars, $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
MARGARET HAMILTON
Information for Summer Tourists.

Information for Summer Tourists.
Under the title of Heath and Pleas
ure," the passenger department of the
New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad has issued one of the hand
soonest and most useful guide books of
American summer resorts and places of
interest ever published. The book. of
over 400 pages is put ND in attractive
covers, Illuminated Ill green and gold
Starting with such nearby and familiar
places of beauty and pleasure as the
Palisades on the Hudson and the beau
tiful and interesting towns and villages
that lie within the Hudson Valley, tn e
book includes in its description every
point of interest between New York
and the Golden Gate, beside giving Il
very entertaining chapter on travel i'll
Japan.
The descriptions are brief but breezy,
and entirely free from the flamboyant,
town-booming phrases so often met
with In works of this sort. The reading
matter is made more effective and the
interest intensified by many well-exe-
cIted Photographic reproductions. The
maps and other geographical work are
we'll executed. and the cost of travel,
railroad fares, hotel expenses, etc, are
all grouped in tabular form in one chap
ter for easy reference. Many of the
finest illustrations are from views along
the line of the Central Railroad, and
may be seen to best advantage from the
windows of the magnificent cars which
run over this road.
Persons contemplating period of re-
Taxation from business and the discom-
forts of city life during the summer, of
days, weeks or months, cannot find a
better adviser as to where 10 go and
how TO get there than the pages of
Health and Pleasure" which may be
had from George II. Daniels. General
Passenger Agent of the New York Cen
trail Railroad Company, Grand Central
Station. New York, for five 2-ceht
stamps, which is less than the cost of
postage. .a-5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
FINANCIAL.
New York.

New YORK, June l7.-Speculation at the
stock exchange was extremely dull. the sales
Of stock amounting to only 1874 shares, and
of railway and miscellaneous bonds S369, 000
These totals are unusually small, and the
dullness is explained by the absence Of
many operators at the races and country
resorts. Considering the inactivity, the
temper of speculation was quite firm.
The bears in the room brought about a
reaction of 1s to " per cent on the
heavy falling off in the bank reserve,
but a recovery followed and the market
closed firm. With the exception of Pitts
burg IL Western preferred, which rose ga
per cent to 1894 the changes throughout the
session were confined within radius OF l4Gg
/ per cent. There was some covering of
short contracts on the increase of $4,000 in
the earnings of the st. Paul road for the
London that movement of gold to America
was imminent. The clearing house gave out
only the total for the bank averages. but
omitted the statements showing the condi-
ton of the banks in detail.
The Post says: "Today's business furnished
a market such as is rarely witnessed in Wall
street. In the face of financial Developments
of the most profound significance, the stock
market almost literally ceased TO move.
There were no alterations i'll prices during
the day worthy of note and less than 1000
shares of stocks changed hands. Yet, this
excited little comment or surprise, for today
the speculative deadlock was complete. as
every one knew beforehand. Bears did not
dare to sell, bulls had no money accommoda-
ton on the basis of which 10 die. London
had nothing, and local investors quite as
cautiously held aloof."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
Drama ga Dream
Something of an Episode in the Family Career
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ath-
erton.
ertOn.

Mrs. Atherton-Positively my only
visitor.
Mr. Atherton-The only outsider who
came into this room?
Mrs. Atherton-Why who else could
possibly have come?
Mr.. Atherton (gloomily)-I do not
know. | only know that when | heard
your visitor depart came out of my
room thinking to 90 to you at once
stops impressively).
Mrs. Atherton-Weil?
Mr.. Atherton-And the person that
James was letting out of the front door
wore an overcoat and tall hat!
Tableau. Silence falls with dull thud.
Dressing bell rings. Curtain.
Second Scene.
Dining room in the Atherton mansion.
Table laid for two with course served.
Mr.. Atherton in evening dress, leaning
moodily on the chimney piece.
Mrs. Atherton enters hastily. re-
Splendent in the "creation in old ross,"
etc.
Mrs. Atherton-Oh, Lionel, 1 am so
sorry to be late dinner is really served.
Mr.. Atherton Gnditferently)-I believe
so.
Mrs. AthertOn ignoring his manner,
she approaches the table, - Fortu
nately we begin on oysters, not soup.
Shall we sit down?
Mr. Atherton-I.sup so.
Mrs. Atherton unfolding her nap
kin)-Wby, do you know, Lionel, we
have not dined tete-a-tete since the be-
ginning of the season.
Mr.. Atherton without animation)-I
had not remarked it.
Long pause.)
Mrs. Atherton Coming up again gal
lantiy)-I don't altogether like this