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IOWA RTrIlnLIcANN
they Adopt n platform aud Nominate
Candidates


DIS NOISES, H., Aug. lG.-L ID.
Jackson OF Des Muiues was nominated
for governor.
The platform declared that not an
allegation made 10y the Democratic
rarity us TO the Mckinley law or re-
ciprocity, not clnim Ui good results
from Democratic success has come true
but that financial distress l. tue FOL.
filment Of what the Republicans hau
declared as the known capacity OF me
Democratic party 10 distress aud M Ct
the Am rican people.
IL declared that II was Of prime im.
portaucu to all American people that O.
second currency snall be maintained,
OF uniform purchaHlnV power, nud
favored maintaining both goll anu
silver az unlimited legal tender Tor
payment " doLt'. In doing THE
Congress should provide TINT cvers
dollnt, whether gold or silver or paper.
shall be kept at equal value. Opposi-
tlon TO state bank money is expressed;
also any re.estabIlshmrut VI that Local
shinplaittr and wildcat currency that
proved 40 disattrOusiu the pnst Cheap
and Genreciatod money NJ low pItchas-
ing power II denounced ~ an especial
hardship upon the poor, and all who
receive wages.
At the evening session OF the con-
ventlOn the ticket was nuiHhed, ~
followG Warren 3. DUNCAN Of Lucas
county was nominated for lieutenant
governor J. w. Luke OF Hampton
county, railroad commissioner; q. s.
Robinson " Buena Vista county,
lndgo Of the supreme court; Ex.Supet.
intondent Henry TObin " Clinton,
state superintendent OF instruction.
Adjourned ~ midnight.
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TmE nERING DECISION.
Regarded rs Unsatisfactory at wash
ington.


WAsHINGToN, Aug. lG.-SCcretary
Gresham n snid 70 he dissatisfied with
the findings NJ tho Boring sea tribunal
In regard 10 the regulations ostaulishcd
and A. 10 understood that his views are
shared by other Cabinet officers, The
regulations are interpreted 10 mean
that tho United States viii have en-
tailed ON th,m the cost and worry ~
pglrolling Bering ERA, without rcucfit
to sealufp, while Russia, japan, aud
perhaps other nations Will rep the
harvest, tho regulations being bind ng
only ON Great Britain and this cOun-
ny.
The restrictions placed on Fealtrs
with reference 10 firearms, nets, eKpll.
sives and steam vessels VIII have the
effect, IL 10 believed, Cf causing the
Canadian bealers 20 resort to desperate
methods 10 secure Rooi catcherB, and
much p0aching is feared. In the cloee
gpnson, during the months Of May,
June and July, both Great Britain and
me United States Will he obliged 70
maintain fleet Of naval vessels o.
Keep the poAtleis from tho sealing
wniers. TIA believed 40 the navy de-.
paftment that this will Tenult In the
.sah hment cf a permanent Beriny
sea squadron for duty curing the three
months named.
The United States will also be
Obliged to maintain watch on the
waters within tho sixty mile zone
around Pnbilofi island during the
entire mild souson, from the hIst Of
April TO the hnt u September, and II
Il probable that this duty will be- dis
charged by the vessels Of tho revenue
marine service.
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BEFORE CONGRESS-.
Working for the VEST

Amer a stay Of several years ut WASH
ing,on, D. G., during which hohas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and tho departments, Judge Cha4. W..
Slayuer, an Attorney and Counselor II
tho supreme Cuur. NJ tho United States,
isprorarol to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees and
informing Influential Congressman as to
tho needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
lilo also continues his practice In tho
General Land unicc, prepares appeals,
makes answers aud arguments before the
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports ON ca-os To attorneys at %
distance, and attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Box
i5l, Washington D. e..
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CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-Since the state
auditor deicendtd, several months ago,
on the officials oftho Total Abstinence
Life Association with charges Of
numerous violations Of the statutes
governing such concerns aud threats
OF suits 10 Gust the officials, ETC., the
asso 'iatiOn hRa been in bad way. The
assets OF the association are about
sos, 900, mostly In bonds OF the East
Tennessee Land company, which,
owing 10 the prevailing financial strin-
gency, cannot be- marked now. The
Jeatn claims unpaid amount 10
100000. The stockholders are feelitg
very blue over the matter and have
Rppoinltd a committee to look into
affairs.
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Germnny Need. GraIn mud on.

WAsmNurON, ID. g., Aug. To-
CoEsul.General Mason, at Frankfort,
Germany, has made report TO the
state department, In which he says
that under the new tariff not only will
Germany cease TO draw from Russia
supplies Of rye and petroleum, every
dollars, but, owing 20 the drought, will
have serious defect this year In her
own home crop Of grain, which will
call for very large importation Of
breadstuns from the United States.
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WAsuSGTON, Aug. l6,-Minister
Bl0unt IL expected In Washington
sJJn. A. the Hawaiian situation
stands at present the settlement VI the
annexation question will depend
mainly on the conference between the
President, Secretary Gresham and
Minister BlJunt. In his report tue
minister, according 20 his Instructions,
made no recommendation on the vital
point nj lnut, but gave his opinion ne
10 the relative strength Of sentiment
In tho Islands with reference
10 the question Of annexation,
To give the President and secre-
taTy Gresham a better insight into the
condition OF sflaire, that they may be
enabled 10 make recommendation u
Congress, BlOunt will give his We've
ycrbally,Rnd It Is Thought that he may
simplify IN an unofficial way, devoid
VI the possible embarrassment cOnse.
uuent upon the expression Of such n
palm opinion Ia au official document,
that he IL 10 confer with the executive
aud diplomatic heads Of the govern
mUut.
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Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon n healthy condition
Of an the vital organs. tho Liver he
Inactive you have a Bilious look, and
Al your stomach be dlsordereG You have
a byspeptlo look, and n your Kidneys
be affected you have n piuchod look.
Secure good health and you will have
ZOO l0oha. Electric Bltlera 10 the
great Alternative and ToniC,ao,s directly
on these vital uTganB, Cutes Piuples,
BlolcheS, Boils, and gives good com.
plexion. sold At A. @. smith & Co's
DRUG Store. L0G. psE bottle. AAa
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PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash, Aug. To-
The steamer "Queen' arrived from
AlnskS this evening, bringing news II
a darling raid on tue 81. Paul and 81.
George islnnds, In Beriug sos, the
night Of July 4ih. Two unknown
sealing fchooners landed crews on the
Islands after dark and slaughtered
several hundred seals. Tho watchmen
on the Islands were ovcrpowered by
the raiders, who broke into the salting
housos and carried away an immense
number OF skins belonging to tho les.
sees ofthe island. The vessels escaped
before the government cutters could be
informed VI the occurrence.
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Disastrous Failure.

PLEAsAEToN, Kan, Aug.--Dotails
Of tho failure Of Robert Klncald, n
banker, capitalist aud merchant OF
Lynn county, have Just come TO light.
The failure was one OF tho most disas'
trous in the history Of the state. The
liabilities reach nearly 100000, with
assets very much less. Among thusu
Impoverished by the failure are widows
and orphans, whose money was on.
trusted him for investment.
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both at home aud abroad. Trade viii
brighten another era Of prosperity
equal TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the
administration Of President Harrison
Will speedily come 10 the United
5tltcs."
A. the close OF Galllurof'a remarks
lhu Sennlo Proceeded Co executive huhi-
mess aud soon adjourned.
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sroNurIoANr uTrEaANCrs.
Hoko smiths Paper calls for Pre-
coinage 81 SILVER.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. lG.-ln an
editorial on the financial situation the
Ercning Journal, owned by Secretary
calls on Congress TO pass a free coinage
bill VI both gold and silver, putting
enough silver In the silver dollar 10 put
II on parity with the gold dollar. awe
further believe" It says, "thal Cleye.
land and his cabinet AMI the Demo-
cratic leaders In the Senate and
House tquarely favor this plan"
As the Journal has equivOcally en-
dOrsed the Presidents message anu
has not until now called for tho free
coinage OF both gold and ssllver the
utterRnoes are regarded as significant.
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WAMuSGTON, ID. O., Aug. l0.-The
Chilean claims commission adopted
Tules for procedure and adjourned TO
meet October O.h, when ndjudicallng
claims win begin. These claims date
back many years and do not grow out
Of the assault on the BRltimore's
sHllOra
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BACK VOLUMES
or Tun-
DESEEET WEEKLY.
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rhs sixth volup.s Of tho DE5ERHr
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current events 70 DO obtained, And by
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sought AfIer by students OF history,
anxious TO DO informed OF the stirring
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'rhoSe who have used DR., Klugs
Sew Discovery know lta value, ana
those who have not have now this
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ltnEss
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. 49, The
Betty M. Lisiy, schooner from
Charleston, 3. o., Is detained ut the
quarantine station. There Is one we'll.
developed cast Of yellow fever and two
suspicious cases on board.
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L,rLENutp OrENtNGs FOR CAPABLE
> ofcc men 60 set hlf interest Doe cstlh.
n.hcd businesses. $40 90 il3 required W
y. Hogan. 90 roat1n.ce Block
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nm nANIk.NoTE mn.

Voorhees,, chairman OF tho finance
committee, said he had been appealed
10 by several senators not TO call up
tOdsy las he intend0d) the bill To
enable this national hnnsa to incrs are
theit circulation 10 tho amount Of the
par value oil bonds deposited by them,
but he gave notice that no would DO 80
tomorrow.
COckfsll offered an amendment,
directing the secretary Of the treasury
u pay to the hOldofB OF 2 per cent bonds
who may present them for redemption,
their lace value, with accrued interest,
in United 5tatua legal tender.
Finally, the bill aud the amendment
went over til tomorrow, and Berry
addressed the Senate In favor OF tho
double standard Of gold and silver.
Allen gave notice Of nm amendment
10 tie national bank circulation bill, 10
lht effect that interest ahall cease On
The bonds On which the additional cir
euluuun be- based.
The Lodge resolution was taken up,
with Haillngor'r amendment 10 It, 10
lho effect that 1t would he unwise aud
lnexpelient TO make any radical
1897.
dallingor addressed the Senate. He
declared himself ready 10 vote at the
earliest possible moment Tor repeal Of
ihe sherman law, though hB did not
beloved that much abused law was
aaIgeiy rtai ouslble for the existing
financial evils. lie believed silver nd
.he sherman act had Infinitely less
% do with business depression today
'lAh tho ANTICIPATED onslaught OF the
Party ia power On the Mckinley tnrih
~ In conclusion, uslnnger tniu:
LEI the bill permitting the banks to
net'rso their circulation be- enacted
.u'o law and let this resolution ana
'nehument ho adopted anu confidence
'u ohi hnanees will DO at once restored
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rrO TRADE IlHsT.CLA~s UEstnENCE
4 and iutirUss properly Tor sheep, cattle.
merchandise or farms. ". J. hogan. 40 Post.
ONCE block
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HAVE SEVERAL NICE GROCERIES
l for Gale from 500 90 5000. ". J Hogan,
uU r0stnnice Block
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II hotels. centrally located. 90 % 3D. rooms.
clearing SO 10 $40 prr month frlrr. iUll ~
H.UNN ". y. hogan. go nuHlu1rp block
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Connoisseurs and Epicures drink
Gold hand Coffee.
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S,EVEUAL GOOD PAYING UEsrAUUANrs.
> Proc, $50 Co i.0A ". j. hogan, tlO
rost1nsc ilIuUk
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TO TRADE.

ElH,r CLASS uNN OUTFIT CLOSE
~ Go city IS cove. hurHns, wagons, mia
route paying 500 per month, Cighty ACRES Co
iafm un fhurus. Value $50. Trade Tor rect.
dcncc, ur uart Trade aud part each. W. j,
IoEau, llu lOst1iiiou bIuuk
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wAsnIHdTOS, ID. g., Aug. TO-
Manuerson introduced two bills, which
he said had been prepared ana sent TO
him by gentleman " financial abil-
Ivy, aud which were read by their titles
ana referred to the finance committee.
Tho titles are; "Direoting the pur-
Chases Of silver bullion and the issu-
Anoe a treasury notes theuflf,D aud
"For the appointment OF a mint com.
mlsiion, providing Tor the issue Of
Treasury noleS, their redemption and
" other pufputeg.b
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MONEY BROKERS.

NTuNEl 'Iu IOAN OA TNi.us NNuuIIh
Va properly, hud uuuhtuTA. Good uutgs
bought mort une loans 900 u01Nrvi uu,uh
Waterman Bros, Room H, tunlrnI huHat
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Garfield Beach Trains.
Effective July l0th and until further
notice trains between Salt Lake and
Garfield Bench will run a. follows

Bathing, Boating, Dancing. Olsen's
orchestra In Attendance every after.
uOon aud evening. Fare for round
trip only 90 cents,
D. T., hurley,
General Agent Passenger Department
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INuOiCE ADDITION LOTS WILL UE
- traded Tor horses ana buggy, furniture or
merchandise. 5. q. spencer, - Wet second
south.
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nNE.uAIr INTEREST IN LIME
" Kline aud stone Vulrrica clearing i.0 60
~ daily patt trade and part each. Value
tl.Na ". ,. Began, llIis %. Bloch
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You will be pleased with Goid Band
Coffee. For sale by all frsl.claas
gTOCCfR
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G,ENENTY SEVEN ACRE FAHM IN
- cache valley. well Improved. Tor city
property, Value 1l.gOL " j. Hogan, uV
PUHtuncu BlOtk
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BUSINESS CHANCES

LsgEn uUYs tUHSIrURE AND
tOtJONJ tools, candy factory nlso oven
and furniture tor bakery, ice cream uarl0rs
complete. cigar and fruit stand, established,
gnd thOaV rent 500 takes % ull. W. j. lI1s
rHu. go IuafUnro Block.
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u you WASrA coon PAYING SALOON
call ou me. ". j. hogan, go rosiUmto
BLOCK.
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GlNTl.rOuU AuEE FAINi. ALL UNDER
- cultivation Value $500, clear. Trade
ior clear rcsiicutc W. j, hogan. tlO A. %.
blOCE
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fI'o 1BApEHA $50 ACUE FARM. CLOSE TO
stables, h1rsus, cows. 900 under cultivation.
fuit trees. etc NlIur $1,000 clear. Trade for
Guy property. ". j. Hogan ul u0stouco
BLOCK
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castoria haow0la4aI'r ltooai'lr1tlat
lI,e0ma0all. asG. gHr..a HaHy r7g saptl,a
known Go uH' No. a. Aa"uaB, TO- D.,
III 80, uE.lul 80, brooklyn, b. Y.
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B00KBlNDlNG and
PAPER RULING
Abstracts, County Work.
Blank Books
Are Specialties.
County Blanks.
In all Ia Branches.

Prices furnished on application. Dlvoy
Tar Board aud host grade OF materials
used To make our work durable. All
work guaranteed.
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The Gold Band Coffee VIII be- always
In your household after one TRIAL.
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SHEEP WANTED.

CuEEP WANTED WISH TO IN
, change Logan CITY ur farm property tor
sheen. j. 4, stewart, Logan.
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fer Infants and Children.

Casturia curcl Collie, Con .ipatl5n,
Sour stomach, parhWa, Eruetati9n,
Kills Worms, giyol sleep, ana promotes a.
Frgti1n,
without Injurious medication.
"Tor several ycaa / have recommended
your Cltona,' and shall always continue 90
do -o aa Il haz invariably pr5lueed beneficial
results"
EDvw =. pARnrH, N. b.,
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CTUAIIuN WANTED ny fIWsT
= clB-s accountant, Hlf1 two Hg.uaWun uu
tHg .usl luUmmlsaIuu ur larry bust rrs uoW
b.. lHt south.
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G,ITUATIuN WANtIu AZ AZ ENrLUI
> rurt dhUrsr, HHu fnr nu invalid utiCu
uant. Ladies' LaunHugg, l.s o., ilrsg suuiH.
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WANTED.

GIruATIuN WANTED uY a GENEEhL
- purpose mon. willing and uI.IEIug Good
references can be- rrnu at tHo uu.uyHa IA-
change, lsIs D. Let south,
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In the United States Senate on the
9th David q, Hill moved to take up
the bill repeating the Sherman silver
purchase act. His motion was re-
jected--yeas, 20; nays, AZ. Follow
ing 10 the voto Ia detail,
YRAs-Brice, Gallery, Davis, Dix
on, Dawes, Faulkner, Frye, CALM
ger, Gibson, German, Hall, HAwley,
Hill, Hoar, Mcpherson, Mills, Merrill,
Palmer, Proctor, Sherman, Vest, Vii
n, White total 20.
NAYS Bate, Berry, Blackburn,
Blodges., Cali, Carey, Cockrell, Coke,
Cullum, Daniel, Dolph, Dubois. Eel.
ton, Geotgc, Gordon, Hansbrough
Harris, Hunton, Irby, Jones Of Ne
vads, Kyle, McMillen, Henderson
Mitchell, Morgan, Pasco, PETER, Per
kins, Pet,igrew, Plat, Power, Pugh
Ransom, Shoup, Squire, Stewart
Stockbridge, Teller, Turple, Vance
Voorhees,, Wolcott--42.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
4 nyaepsis q Legislative and 9th
er News sf she Capital.


IRON our regular correspondentl
BOISE CIrr, Idaho, Feb. 8, 1898.
Just a. We had begun to anticipate
mild weather and an early spring,
winter closed In on Us again, mAnt.
ling the earth with the beautiful and
pinnsng il on with frost needles 10
fast that II promises to remain inde6-
nitely. The ocean Of mud that rolled
over our streets during The few warm
days Of . week ago. is now waste Of
Ice. No other chenges Of note have
taken place.
X. p. PlowmAn is still waiting for
tho roads to break up in order TO
start his mill At Neil. His mines
there arc thought to be good. Good
reports also come in from Shaws
Mountain, and the present promises
to be good season for gold bug mi.
nssS.
Quite an exciting time was had in
the Senate to-day, aud they say hard
words were passed between Mayhem,
Ruick, Underwood and others, but ~
WAS not present l can give no &C
count Of tho matter. II all the ru-
mors and assertions circulated and
made about IL are true, however, nei-
Their the Senate nor the State is enti-
tied 70 claim any credit for the affair.
The House also had little spat
over the naming Of proposed new
county. A proposition to name the
bantling Cleveland, in honor OF the
great Wall street saint, brought out
all Of the combative powers Of the
friends Of silver, aud proved that they
dominate the House, by changing the
name from Cleveland to Lake.
A good land bin passed the House
to-day, 20 good that II Is very likel,
TO pass the Senate without serious op
position, especially A. there is grow
ing disposition among members tc
legislate more and procrastinate lost
than they have been doing. Fenr
drew mp the bill, aud two Of its i'm
portant provisions are that no on,
person can buy more than 100 acre.
Of land nor lease more than GAO acres
The interest on land money due or q
become due the State is placed by th,
bill at 2 per cent per annum.
Senator Mayhem has bill before
the Senate TO give tho publication o
the Idaho reports to a minnesota pub
lishing house. That is very marrow
minded notion Of economy, and thu
press OF the State, without regard Il
party, should make an effort 70 dow
its suthor and supporters. There !
neither sense, reason, justice no
economy in sending any description
Of work abroad to be done, that cal
be done ut home. Besides, that worl
can be done just as well in Boise Git
a. In Minneapolis.
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Notice for Publication.
LAsp orFIcE a polse City, bal.

LAsp oFFiok At Boise City, Idaho.
January 10, 1898
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his intention TO make
hnAi proof IN support OF his claim, and that said
proof win be made before the Register and he
cesver, at Boise city. idaho, March 1a93 via;
Sylvester Farrell OF Jerusalem, Idahe, Homestead
Aspiration No. 2l71, for the Lots !. 2. 8 and 4,
section O. Tp7N. .3E.
"a pAmss the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
iand, viz. Mike Burke jacob asnp, Joseph PEN
rd. Henry HOOD, all Of Horseshoe Bend. Idaho.
cHA5. b KIN06LEY, Register.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

Ton are hereby notified that have expended two
hundred $40 dollars IN ixSor and Improvement
apon the samtni. quartz claim. In willow creek
Min az district, Bose county, Idaho, In order 10
2s2S Revised Statutes Of the United States TO- the
years 1881 aud 1892. Tia. the proportion Of ss:a
expenditure due by you IN one Hundred g3lue)
Dollars. and II, within ninety days after the legal
pulls alton OF this notice. you fsil or rsuss 10
tribute your proportion Of said expenditure, and
with legal est OF this publication, your interest
said Section 2524. II. A. sCHLoeSER.
IpAno cJTS, Jan, D. l0u9