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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-27
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A Much Travelled I1ishman.

TITS twelve months stree came to America
The fortune of me uncle tn enjoy.
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And in his Will he said, Now Pat, me boy.
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Delinquent Notice
[ylNG OF THE WEST MINING com.

IL NV UT HE W ~ W!Nt.'W ~"
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principal place Of busu, IS. Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory; location Of works, Alturas county,
Idaho.
notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowin. d. scribed stock ON account of ass ssment
No. q, levied on the 10th Day of November, 1882.
the several amounts set opposite the names Ut the
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And in accordance with law and the order OF
H. Board Of Bire ctors of the corp rati~u. nindt
on said 10th day OF November, 1892, so many
shares Of each parcel of stock may te ssnry
viii be sold ut public auction at the principal
ctice of the colnpa y, No Commerce Building
West second south street Salt Lake city. Utah
ut II O'Clock a. m. on the 3oh day of December
SJ2, t. paytle delinquent assessment, costs oi
dv.rtising. aud expense OF srle
NOYLAN G. FOX,
Secretary King of the West Mining Co.
SALT LAKE. Cay, Utsh December 18th, 1892.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-27
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 1857.


HALEY, IDAHO, october Goth, 1872.
whose post flee address is salt l. Ike City. tab
Territory h this LAY filed application for
atent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the
"sTARTER EXTENSION" NINE
or vein, bearing silver. lead ore. with surface
u Ound six hn ared feet IN width, situated in
Min. raj Hill Mining District. County Of Alturas
anu state of Idaho. ana designated ny the field
notes and Official plat on hle in this once Us sur
vey No. 93i, sect aud H. in township ]. south
OF Range is east OF Boise meridian, said Survey
No. 9h oeing d scr,bed as FL ows. to-wit:
BEGINNING at iir post. where notice ,h OF location
70 deg and mn west u feet along course OF the
vein to center Of northeTiy end liEe to pot
marked "N." center end 93l thence north 60 deg 50
min east 800 feet to lime rock marked 1881. cor.
nor M l; thence south 60 deg. 81 min W. at COO
feet to limerick marked 2 "3l. conner NO. q;
thence south 20 deg min east 1850 feet to lime
roc marked 1891 corner NO. 3: whence quarter
section corner Common sections and IL, Town
ship l, sou Ia OF nse 10 east bears north ~ DEG.
~ min east 1894 feet distant thence south 81 deg
8. h.in. east GD0 fe't to qaartzte rock married
1881. corner No. 4: thence noah 20 deg. min.
west SO feet to corne. No. the place OF negin.
l de. No conflicts. Magnetic variation ~ deg. 81
min cost, containing zOG6l acres.
The loc' on Of this mue is recorded in the Re-
| corder's flee of Aturas county, in book No 7,
page 664. of Mining Loi tions The adj lining
clam is the STARTER" No other known cl"ins
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por.
ton OF said "Stsrter Extension" rhine or surface
| ground required Ia file their adverse Claims
=, with the Regist " the nited Stat Land Once
1T Haley, in the state of ldaho. curing the sixty
dn, period of publicat OF tnsrrof they will bt
barred by .iItue Of the provisions Of the statute.
| W. T. RILEY,
| Register.
| 1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing no,i.e o
application Tor atent be puhlishtd for the per ot
al GO iays item COZ secutve weeksJ. IN the voc
RIVER TINES. q daily newspaper published n
| HALEY, Idaho. W. I. RILEY,
| Register.
| ". Fl. pRoDHEAD Attorney for Applicant.
| First publication, October "A, 1892
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26

w. II. Sunderland returned Saturday
from trip to Nebraska and Iowa. Mr..
s. was one of the early settlers IN Neb-
rsska, having located there on govern
ment land. When he left several years
ago Ire sold his cllim for song, US is
usually the case with first settlers, He
visited the old farm while III Nebraska,
and says the present owner has refused
$50 per acre for the sane land he con-
sidcred OF little vaine few years ago.
Mr.. s. also went to Nevada in the center
of Iowa and while on three mile walk he
froze his ear, while It his Miller home
the Thermometer was way above zero
and the weather fine. Aud yet the peo
pie of Nevada asked him If it wasn't
awful cold way up in Hand County South
Dakota where he lived! Verify, truth Is
starnser than fiction.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26

the ceuncil. "you have kicked on every
thing every council has tried to do--au
still You say you would not be council
man for any thing. etc. As great deal
of time was being consumed 10y th ese
trivial questions, some one suggested IL
we couldn't have water whenever We
wanted it We had better plug mp the well
and all vote for re-submIssion. This
brought everybody back to realization
of the situation and although IL men
differed as to tho hour of turning on
water, We were ulanious in the opinion
that the council hadn't done right. A
happy suggestion was then made which
harmonizen all the II, and that was to
petition the council to open the works
from A. NJ. to p. Nj. which would give
the hour desired by each. Ii necessary
TO close mt any time so workman could
! repair leaks it should be done in the
night. in which case We could notify
! our wives To water the stock in the day
time at the hour selected 10y eadh one
of us when We couldnt be at home. In
arguine the importance of his petition
the gentleman with aa eye to harmony
| stated that il was best TO close the holes
in the ground at nigat. bscdIss the holes
Ia the wall were always open at that time
motion to include this in the petition
Resulted: ayes. none; nays II, Ia expia-
nation of this singl1r vote, 1t may be
stated the motion was made by II sin9l,
man. whose thoughtlessness was soon no.
ticed by every mlrriei mla present.
when he agreed to a unanimous vote
against his own motion. On motion the
meeting adjourned to assemble on call of
the chairman to be published in the press
all singing "Oh, let it be soon.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26
WATER WE HERE FoRP"

As advertised in last weeks PRESS the
city waterworks closed down Saturday
morning except ono hour, from 1880 to
$50 A. NJ. There was a lively scanble at
all hydrants to get water, while some of
the late risers failed to make con lections
at all. OF course the time selected to
open the waterworks was beastly time
and ua fellows who keep on the credit
side Of the kick ledger so as to always
have little one coming. know a good
thing when We see 1t. And. say,
Mister, you ought to haye heard the
stanzas We sang to and about that ''pig
a continual round of pleasure for the
waterworks people there's no god in
Israel.
Appreciating snap for local news the
PRESS scribe took a fresh note book,
and started forth to battle for the suffering
masses. Naturally crowd Of six or
eight who were londest In their COM
plants was sought for interviews. They
were of one accord as to the awfulness
OF the outrage.
The foremost told how that very morn
ing. he had been aroused from his peace.
full slumbers at 1880 by his wife earring
water through the house to I'LL up tubs.
boilers, etc.. and he didn't propose to
have his wife slave her life out every
morning 10 sui. the whim OF plutocrate
counoiImeni Every married man in
the crowd cheered such sentiments,
and said "me to-. while the young men
said what they would do il they ever had a
wife who was treated IN such manner.
Then We all sang 'theres no-o place
like ho-ome". The scribe was Just going
to start for his den TO paint word picture
of (counciDman's inhumanity to (wo).
man, when he thought it might also be
well-although Of course secondary to
call for opinions of remedy for this great
injustice. The PRESS realizes it is a
difficult matter to find objections to exist
ing evils in this faulty old world. but
mighty easy to find remedies. so these
suggestions OF remedy are merely Incl.
dental. By this time the crowd had
swelled to dozen, and as the question
was put what hour should the water be
on, to each in turn. his answer was put
down, with his name opposite, As might
have been expected, there was sifgh,
difference upon this minor qaestion--In
tact ~ names represented IL different
hours in the "a as the best time to turn
on the water. Announcement of this
fact bro ught on free for all discussion
that became quite bitter, with II distinct
charges that 'yoa don't pay any water tax
you've lived here for years and haven't
paid u dollar to help keep the works IL
repair. i've seen you get water at hy
dants and at the we'll. and then you tel
the collector you don't use artesian water
"It you say that hour is the right tim,
you are kicker and bigger crank than
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26
DAKOTA WEATHER.

1t is really funny to see come OF the
letters written % people here from friends
IN the eastern states about the weather.
Whenever cold spell or squall strikes
the east, the people there Immediately
imagine il must be ten times worse in
South Dakota. How such impressions
can prevail is more than residents here
can conceive, but that they do is amply
indicated 10y letters. Our regular winter
wealth er is crisp, clear and moderately
cold, enjoyed by man and beast. occa.
sionally these prairies are swept by cold
waves just the same as are the states east
and south of us, the temperature falling.
to Immediately raise after they have
sweeps over eastern and southern states
with the intensity always noticeable in
damp climates. that never touch us at all
and We read Of them in telegraphIc re-
ports us an ordinary occurrence. These
facts are so well known to every resident,
that their very commoress robs them of
all semblunce to the extraordinary, hen ee
no attention is paid to the opinions of
easterners, nor is any effort made to cor
| rect such impressions. In the course of
time, the east will figure out what could
readily be ascertained by little iuvesti-
cation, and allow preconceived ideas to
be sustained or shattered by the force of
common sense and fact,.
The state Of South Dakota is mainly
engaged in agriculture and stoek-horses
cattle, and sheep. This business neces-
sitates the constant work out of doors the
year round of man and beast. They do
1t right along. and the official records sub
stantiates the statement that even Texas
suffers greater loss Of life from expos
ure than does South Dakota. And again .
easterners can tell just how cold it is in
their own locality and il. Dakota any day
by looking Mt the government report
which is taken the same here as there.
But the one fact that the people Of South
Dakota, coming from eastern and south
ern states. remain here, continue busi-
ness the year ronnd. are happy and con-
tented, should be ample evidence that
this climate is as good, il not better, than
any state lying along or near to the iso-
thermal line, which passes through Michi-
gan, Illinois. veres northwest through
Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota,
many miles north of Hand county. So
that as u matter Of fact corroborated by
government records, the average tenn
perature in Hand county IL no lower than
In Chicago, with the difference in our
favor of dry atmosphere over mois,
ono.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26

The Oliver Comedy Company present.
ed Pecks Bad Boy and their musical
specalties TO good audience IN the
opera house Thursday night. This fami-
ly, composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver,
their daughter Cricket. and three small
children, u boy and two little girls aged
about IA. 10, and years respectively.
and son-iD law, Mr.. Cortnev, are all
splendid musicians. and furnished two of
the best entertainments ever given in
Miller. The littlo girls aged 8 and 10
years are remarkably clever artists. sing
ing and playing their parts with such
perfect abandon OF innocent childhood,
that they were encored time and again
by the delighted audience.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26
FLORENCE.

Shall we say that this weather suits us?
No, that would be chestnut
The Star literary society met again last
Friday night. That was the first meet
ing of the season.
Misses Anna Jemison and Anna Try
thall who are teaching in Holden district
lost some time lately OH account OF sick
ness.
There was a good attendance at the
Sunday meeting at Spring Valley.
We were glad to see Mrs. Jas. Rusten
able TO be ont to the services Sunday
She las been Ill much since she returned
from Iowa
A. Gilimor is still III Iowa. He reports
his brother some better. and hard WIN
ter there. Me Sc.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26
Faulk County has organized CONNER.

Faulk County has organized CONNER
cial club to take part in rustIing for the
grain and stock belt. Every county is
expected to have local organization to
advance its own interests. The PRESS
would suggest that there are enough
realestate men in Hand County 10 take the
matter upas starter to form like org
anization here. IL is to the interest OF
every citizen TO have more people here
II more come they will buy real estate
hence the real estate men can afford to
get together and start an organization
to join with the district association re-
Gently formed ut Redfield.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26

Several town sp0rts went ont Friday to
capture a wolf that was loahng around
the Gem etery just south of town. Some
young grey hounds were taken along, but
they scattered after jack rabbits, when
the sports concluded TO rnn Mr.. Wolf
down on horseback. After using up sew
eral horses, and leading the boys a chase
OF about afteen miles he was crippled
by VIM. Morrow and then shot by Clate
Porter, who had Joined the town fellows
and taken up the chase with fresh horses
and guns,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1893-01-26
Saturdays washington Times re-

Saturdays washington Times reports
death that morning OF G. II. Weaver,
suyeyor OF Hand County. who lives in
Hubert township Ill Sc. He leaves a
wife aud seven grown mp children to
mourn his loss. Deceased was serving
his second term as county surveyor. in
which position he had gained many
friends by his quiet, gentlemanly man
ner. He was held in high esteem as
public officer and citizen. especially by
his neighbors of eastern Hand county
who knew and appreciated his worth as n
nelghbor and friend.