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Society Notices.

rxcELsIog LODGE. NO. T. I. o o r., hold
u tie regular mestibgs IL odd Fellows Hall
Al centersille, the hrst and third Saturday even
ings OF zach month. All members 10 good stand
Ing are invited 10 attend Iy order OF the n. @
DANIEL JONES, sec'y.
nfoNEER LODGE. NO ]. 1 o. o. T.. holds ia
I regular meetings In Odd Fellows Hall. idahs
Guy. second and fourth saturday evenings Of e.ei
month. All members In good stand ng are invited
NV. DUNros. sAe'y.
u osR REBEKAH LODGE. NO. is. I. o. o. p.
~ hoids Its reguiA' NEE ings In Odd Fellows
Hal Idaho city. on the 1st and ID Tuesday even
ings Of each month All members in good ,tAnd
ing are invited TO attend BY order Of the n. @
HANNAH SCHMIDT. sec'y.
" regular meetings in Masonic Hall. Piseerviile
on the I'd and sth Saturday evenings of each month
All members good standing are Invited to attend
By oriet Of the n O.
IDAHO CHAPTER, NO. l. r. A. NJ. holds ia
i req lar meetings IN Masonic Hall. Idaho City
on the 81 ThnrsdA. evening OF each month. Al
Conpznions IN good standing are invited 10 attend
by order Of the u. p. JOSEPH TRAVIS. seey.
Dol LODGE NO. ., l. o. @. T., b lids ia
ID regular uestin,s in Temperance Hall. IdAh,
C1ty. on Wednesday evening Of tAch week Al
msmbers In good standing are invited TO attend
BY erdsr Of the C. 7. IDA ToMPKlSs see'y.
DLAcER LODGE NO. 3. A Y. IA. NJ, holds it,
1 REGULAR meetings In each month IN Nasoni.
Hall ftesryi ie on the Saturday on, or Bret sxtui
day after. the fall moon
ToAHo LODGE NO !, A =. A. NJ, holds III
i regular meetipqs in Masonic Hall, Idaho CITY
On The ID saturday Of each month All member,
In good standing are invited TO attend BY ordsi
Of the ". NJ JAS. J. MARsK, sec'y,
MiZPaH CHAPTER NO. 6, O. Il s, holds q,
III n gulsr meetings IN Masonic Hall. Idaho City
On the Bret TAursday syestng Of each month Al
n Etl Agnn inv "A
BY order Of he W. NJ. ROSE GARRETT, sse'y.
BANNER LODGE, NO. 10. A. o. o. ~, hold
~ its regular meetings in odd Fellow naIl dab.
CAV, on the eth Wednesday evening of each month
By osdsf OF the N. W. John KESSALY,
Recorder.
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Motto. Of Application for .. $. Patent.

UNITED SrArAs LAND OFFICE,
Baise city. ldsi.o, JULY II, 1893,
Notice Ia hereby given shat James ~ s,.,,sor.
whose postoice address is SIN Franc eco. oaiIor.
mia. and Samuel G. Bowen, whose pnstofnce anuress
10 CeutrrviiIe. Idaho, BY Thomas W Bowen, WHO'S
pestolce address Is ,enterviile, idaho, tneir ase"
and attorney IN fact has made sppheauAn 'oi
Quilted Ststes Patent tor the
Orc Elmo
Lode mining claim, situate In Elk Horn mining
districs oise county, ate OF Idaho consisting o..
l4si linear feet uf the lode and surface grounc W.
feet wide, b ing Sur. No $50 snu asssnS o ~
the otfci plat and field notes as Lot NO ~ A. I'm
surve, ed lands OF the tied States, with maghenc
VA iation al ~ degrees % minutes E, as follows;
Beginning II discovery, the cep er of An open CUT
in earth whe. the notice If ocstion was nrig'na
pcsted; thence N a6 degrees o. minutes Z along tie
general course or line Of vein 40 feet to cas- center
post marked "E" center end ORC Emo; tnehre =
degrees IS minutes L, $50 feat to 'or; NO. l. o,
location identical with .or. No. OF TINS survey
marked a whence q pine tree blazsd and
marked BIT. "A bears N AZ degrees o5 minutes
1875 feet distant U. S. Mineral Monument No.
bears N IS degrees 81 minutes Z 2711.2o feet
thence s S. degrees o. minutes lAsl iee'
TO Cor No ., . pine post marked a, whence
Cor. No. of location hears sc degrees % minutes
w "A ieet, thence 8 degrees So MINUTES "
5o7 feet to Cor. No. 3. identical with Cor. No
8 Of location, a pine post marked A, whence
pine tree 10 inches in diameter blazed and marked
3
b. a bears % degrees p minutes 26.6 fee
$50
distant; thence N Sc degrees o. minutes !
| 1851 feet 20 Cor. NJ. 4, identical with Cor. NO
4 of location, pine post marked "A. "henc
a FIR tree l6 inches in diameter blazed and marked
B. t.. bears N 43 degrees 80 minutes W 81 fee
| $50
distant; thence s 8 degrees So minutes 90
feet to Cor. M /, the place of beginning; EN-
bracing ali area Of l7237 scr 8. he sal
mupg clai IL being on ,ccord in e office OF tn
county Recorder If said mining district at ldah
,ity in Boise county, State of Idaho. The nsares
! locations being the Go Devil, which aujoins TN
| claim ON the no tn, the Western wouder I nsul
veyedl, situate 100 feet south Of the ORC Fino mi
| site, claimants, J. b. McUuidy aud the heir q
| Mitchell Bornu, Mrs. Bakers claim tunsurveyed
| name unknown, situate 100 ieet east.
| Any aud all persons claiming adversely any poi
ton Of the said 'Uro Fine" lode claim OF surfac
grOuud are required to ie their adverse claim
thereto with the LEICESTER OF the Uuitet States Ian
days thereof or they will be barred by viz ne Oft
provided
CHAS. 8. KINGSLEY, Reg .ster.
First publication, July Is, 1898.
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Boise City, Idaho, July II, 1893. !
Notice is hereby given that James jordan,
whose posioffce address San Francisco, Caliior-
uia aud Samuel U. DO en-, hose pos office address
is tentervile, Idaho by their agent aud At oruey
in fact Thomas W. Bowen, whose p stoffice address
is Centerv lie, Idaho has made application for
United States Patent for the
Gladstone
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district, Boise county, tate OF Idaho, consisting OF
1900 linear Of the lode and SUI face ground COO
feet wide, being Sur. No. sol, and desgnat d on
the official plat and field notes Lot No. AZ, unsur
veyed land of the United States, with magnetic va
ration at 10 degr. es 20 minutes E, as flows:
Beginning at discovery, the center of shaft 4x5
feet 40 feet deep earth and solid rock where the
noti uf location originally posted, thence n
SO degrees IS minutes along the general cour e
UT line of VEN $50 feet to the west center end, a
fir post marked a9l, whence west center end loca
ton post bears ~ degrees 40 minutes 465 feet,
theuce n degrees 10 minutes 800 feet to Cor. No.
l, FIR post marked =, whence Cor. No. CT loca-
S9l
ton bears SO degrees As minutes W 46 ieet dis
tant; S 80 degrees As minutes Z
1900 feet to Cor. No. 2, pine post marked
=. whence Cor. N. . of location bears 80 de-
grees As minutes % feet distant, 600 feet to Cor
No g. fir post marked 90 60, whence Cor No. OF
location bears SO desrees As minutes Is feet
distant 1900 feet to Cor. No. A, fir post maj ked
-, whence a white FIR 10 inches in diameter bazed
s9l
and marked B. I. bears IS degrees 5. minutes
S9l
go feet distant. U. Mineral Monumen, No. l.
| Elk norn mining district, bears n IA degrees y
minutes W 1858 feet distant; thence de-
grees 10 minutes 600 feet to or. No J.
the place of beginning embracing Ut 20. fol
| acres.
The said mining claim being on record in the o.
| hce oft onnty Recorde. of sal mining district
at Idaho City ounty Of Boise, state of Idaho the
nearest locations being the Pride Of Idaho, Hugh
Turner and otn r. claimants (unsurN eyed. hes
| along the north side. the Elk Horn and Side hill
Sur. No. SsS, situate abou 700 Or 800 feet west
Raiuhuw tnnsurvey 'n), claimant J. W Kie, lies to
the southwest about 2U0 feet
ANY and all t.rso1> caimiu adversely any nor
on Of he said Gladstone " lode clam or III face
e. ouni are required TO file iher adverse CLAIMS
thereto with the Register OF the United Safes Land
ono. at oise 'jity idaho wit in sixt days here
OF, or they will be barred by virtue of the pro is
iohs OF the Statute in such m,de aud provided
cHAS. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
First publication, July IS, 1893
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Notice Of Application for o. S. Patent
UNITED oTAIE5 LAND VFFIUE,
Boise I itS Idaho. Jul, II. lSg3.

Boise tit,, Idaho, Jul, H. 1898
Notice is hereby given that James g. Jord ,u
whose post fife address, is San Francisco, Califor.
mia, aud Samuel Z. Bowen, whose po.totfce address
is C-ntervill-, Idaho, by their agent and attorney
in fact, Thomas W. bowen. whose pos otf'e adj
dress is center lille. Idaho, has made application
for United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn MINING
district, Boise comnty State Of Idaho consisting al
14Sl linear feet If the lode. aud surf ICE ground lid
ieet vide, icing Sur. No. SS9A and designated on
the ofhcal plat and field notes Lot No 40 unsnr
eyed lands the United Sta es with magnetic va
Ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes f, AK follows:
Beginning at discovery in the west end of all
Of en- cut $50 ieet loug by 12x8 feet deep in earth
aud rock whe the notice of lratiun was originally
posted: Thence Sc degrees o. miuures Il alon1
the general course or H. vein 433 fee. 10 set
pine post marked "E" center end $50 b yil:''
Theme 80 degrees IS minutes rs feet 70 Cor.
NO. o. Identical WITH Cor. No. of location, a pine
post marked \: thence S Sc degrees n,
with or. No. q of location, pine post marked
y. whence a pine tree SO inches in diane er
$50 "'"'' CT
blazed and marked 3. T a bears S II degrees 20
$50
minutes W, 80 feet distrut: thence N q degrae.
10 minutes W 667 iee to Cor. No. Of this sury, Y,
No OF location. pine post marked =
.honoo 1883
b azed and marked b. T. - bears s 50 degree, 80
$3.50 "
minutes w 24.s feet distant; thence N so da-
grees w minutes 1881 feet to or M y
identical with Cor. No. OF location. a FIR no.,
"a Pos.
marked a whence a Ar re. IN ;n,h.u =. ii,
SS9 e' III uiahe-
yer ars "a degrees AZ minutes f "a & too, Al.
, ,sn thence degrees So Minutes r
10Y iset 10 Cor. No. 5, The place OF brpin,ina
enot eng an ca of 300 acres & Wnsrss;
N1nnm.ht No. bears As deg ees az minnles r.
Zii.Zo feet fir M o. No. # orc Finn g 90 - r.
survey. ' anu hade one
ne said mining claim being on record II, a.
uihce VI the comfy Recorder If said rninin,,
~ at iuauo Clty, In Boise county STATE nj dh
me nearest known locations being ths a. u E.'
y wlch bounds this claim on the mn H. W.a, mo
WONDER lnhsnrveyed), claimants ! "A 49,,
auu ue htirs OF Mitch II Bofno - 'tu'
lain '"hs"rNeFeul, name unknown
N"S auu all persenH claiming a,tyerselv ana. -
Nv. " SAN l"d Claim "r surface Rtonnd A.. ~
tiei :" me their adverse claims ihere,o viii &c,
cees'er OF Tie United States l. nd Or,ca ~ ', .he
-, o,a,e u Idaho, within strfy DAYS h po'se
~ he} WIN be barred by virtue Of the nronis,,
:" sueh cases made a. prnyd. d.
frs' publication July Is, 1888 "es's'er'
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wages mus, go down " is the big
head line 10 . recent issue Of the Chi
cago Tribane---and yet on the ediso-
rial page Of the same paper working
men are told what . blessing the
honest" tgold) dollar will be to
them. Chicago Express.
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The following warrants will be paid
upon presentation at my office:
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
No 2s4, registered July Is, 1891; No
2s5, registered Jaly IL, 1891.
HOSPITAL FUND.
No. 429, registered Oct. 10, 1889.
ROAD FUND.
No 543, registered Oct Is, 1890; No
34s. registered Oct Is, 1890.
F F. CHURCH, Treasurer.
BY E. w. BARRY. Deputy.
Aug IL, le93-m2
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A dispatch from Logansport, lndi-
ana, is headed: aThieves arganized
in Ch;sago." For that matter the
thieves are organized all over the
United States, and they are oil in fa.
vor OF the "gold standard. Chicago
Exnress.
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Ere asurer's Notice.

Treasurer's Notice.
ray office: pa anie al
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
.,,o ", aa July 10, ls9l-Nos. 24l
22o' s54' s4e' 2sa, s57, 2ls. So, pol
ROAD FUND
,,5 Registered October Is, ls9O-Nos IA,
f. +. CHURCH,
BY T.. W BAppv No. County Treas.
Idaho CRY. July Z, Liza
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of the Western slope. and particularly u
the development OF the Innter.moutair
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For advertising purposes incomparably
the best paper between San Francisco anC
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The County Commis sioceTs
or Boise county, State Of Idaho, will
meet in regular session ST the clerks Office
in Idaho City. on
Menday. October .. 1So9
All accounts or other matters coming
l,cfore said Board should be filed two day,
prior 10 that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified TO insure action thereon, and M
bin win be presented unless all the fec
are paid ART. CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk Board Co. Con
September Is, '9S.
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Treasurer's Notice,

Crcasurer's Notice.
The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my office;
ROAD FSSD.
Warrant No. $40, registered Oct. 10,
1890.
90. GENERAL FIND.
Warrant No. 2s6. registered July IS,
1891.
e. W. BARRY, Co. Treas.
Sept. ", 1893
The herald., 1893-12-11
The South at the Fair.

San Francisco Chronicle: Yester-
day's Chronicle contained picture of
the building which Southern California
is to erect at the midwinter fair, and we
desire to congratulate that part of the
state on the excellent taste displayed.
The central portion of the edifice will
have frontage of 65 feet by a depth OF
95, and will be 30 feet high, while on
each side will bs wings. each of which
will have q frontage of Az feet and q
depth OF IS feet.
The building, as our illustration
showed, is harmonious and symmetri-
cal edifice, in what is called the Spanish
American style of architecture, and We
may say, without being unduly COM
plimentary, that it will be one of the
most characteristic and effective build
ings at the midwinter fair. 1t will mean
something, and, whether architecture
be an art or profession, all are agreed
that the best specimens of architecture
in the world are those that have some
thing to say for themselves and which
teach Lesson to those who possess the
eyes OF understanding.
Having provided for this splendid
and commodious building, Southern
California may be trusted to make the
inside as attractive as the outeide. and.
in all kindness and good faith, we
warn Central and Northern California,
that the people of the south are
"rustlers" when they get started, and
that the rivalry. however generous it
may be, will be pushed to it's extreme
limit at the coming exposition. There
are great many things in Southern
California beside citrus fruits, and it is
safe to say that the very best of every
thing will be exhibited at the midwinter
fair.
And this is just as it should be-.
The midwinter fair is not intended to be
Cheap John show. We want to show
the world, or as much of it as will visit
US, the very best that the great state OF
California can do. and the nnssihilitiea
The herald., 1893-12-11
SAYS HE WAS WRONGED
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT.
james f. Demorest Is Kept In tho
Prison for Nearly Two
Days ms q BUS
pect.

About 2 O'Clock last Sunday morning
man was brought into the police sta
tion and booked as suspect. The
arrest was credited to Officer Talaman-
tes OF the Sonoratown beat. From
papers in the mans pocket it was
aecertained that his name was James E.
Demorest.
He declared that he was innocent OF
any wrong, but no attention was paid to
him, and he was locked up and kept
confined all OF Sunday and part of Mon
day. In vain did the Suspect" beg the
iailer to give him a chance to get to his
friends, as he desired to get out and go'to
work. Again be was disregarded, but
finally the chief of police was called.
After hearing Demoreet's statement he
promptly ordered him turned loose.
Demorest is recent arrival in this
city, and runs a sandwich stand nightly
on Main street, between Third and
Fourth streets. He called at the HER
AID office recently and gave his version
of the affair. Demorest seems to feel
his position keenly, and says that a
great injustice was done him. II had
finished my work about midnight
on Saturday, one week ago, and
had been invited by friend, Mr.. r. S.
Cummings, to spend the night with him
at the Detroit house on New High
street. l reached that vicinity about
two hours later. had not been drink
ing. Being a stranger in that neigh
borhood mounted the steps of what
supposed was the Detroit house. l had
hardly raped on the door before a big
white dog ran up and sprang at my
throat. A man soon followed and asked
what l was doing. I told him l was
looking for the Detroit house.
'Woll,' he replied, this is not the
place. But you come with me and l
will put you where you won't bother
any one.'
He led me down the stairs. and,
taking me across the street, delivered
me to a police officer, saying something
in Spanish. 4r~
81 told the officer who 1 was and
what l was doing. He said that had
no business to be prowling around at
that time of the night. l replied by
asking him TO 60 to the Detroit house
and arouse my friend, who would verify
all had said.
''The officer refused to do this, and
summoned the patrol wagon and had
me taken to the station house.
mo attention wac paid to what said
there, and l was locked up and not re-
leased until the following Monday.
81 am employed in this sandwich
wagon, and by being kept in prison Sun
day night was prevented from working,
which am not well able to stand"
Officer Talamantes was asked for his
version of the affair, which in substance
corroborated Demorest's statements.
The officer said that Mr.. Flores, the ed
itor OF a Spanish paper, WAS the man
who had turned Demorest over to him.
The prisoner was perfectly sober, but
Talamaptes said he had no right to be
prowling around He had also been
looking after another man, and did not
know whether Demorest was his pal or
| not.
Mr.. Demorest stated that he had taken
legal counsel and proposed ii possible to
obtain repsrstion from the police de-
partment for the injury to him and the
apparent abuse OF authority.
The herald., 1893-12-11
PERSONAL.

Editor J. L. Edmundson of the Ban
ming Herald is in the city.
D. W. Shanks, Jr., left Saturday night
for a trip through Colorado and the
south.
Ii. B. Maxson, J. G. Rice and M. O..
Threlkild of the United States survey
are guests of the Hollenbeck.
Fred ]. Behre is in the city, engaged
upon the preparation of relief map of
Los Angeles county for the midwinter
fair. The map is to be 10xl5 feet. 1t
will first be modelled in clay, and then a
plaster cast will be taken, after which it
will be painted. 1t will show the sur
face of the county and be quite an addi-
tion to the exhibit.
The herald., 1893-12-11

Isaac Wolf has So on deposit at the
police station for violating the sidewalk
ordinance.
A gold watch chain was picked up on
the street yesterday. 1t is at the public
station awaiting an owner.
The Young Temple Street Ec'ub de-
feated the Cyclones yesterday afternoon
by the score of to 6. The feature OF
the game was the batting OF the Temple
streets.
Charles Smith is character picked
MP by the police. He had set OF har-
ness and could give no plausible excuse
for having the same in his possession.
The harness is awaiting the owner.
Two burglars attempted to enter the
house at 92S Myrtle avenue the other
might. Officer Major happened along,
when the fellows ran away. He shot
twice at one of the mel but both OF them
escaped.
TIE. Turner and family Of 45S Grand
avenue attended the Salvation army
meeting on South Spring street yester-
day afternoon. When they went down
stairs their fine buggy carriage was
found to be missing. They think 1T
was stolen.
The herald., 1893-12-11
COLONEL HANNA's VENTURES

He IL Charged With Beating People at
Various Places.
Another dead beat has been brought
up with a round turn. Colonel
Hanna, az he is pleased to call himself.
lis in the meshes of the law at Santa
Barbara, and as soon as they get
through with him up there he will be
brought here on a serious charge.
Hanna is said to have beaten numer-
GUS meat markets in this city, though
the livery stables were the particular
object Of his attention.
He ia said to have added forgery to
his smaller crimes. He gave the San
Marcos hotel ct Santa Maria worthless
check for $3.50 and borrowed $50 on a
similar piece of paper. He will be tried
on numerous charges this week at Santa
Barbara.
The herald., 1893-12-11
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLatest U. S Govt Report
@!H,A|:,.:I! 2! Bss'j'g P,1a5s3:
ARSQ1g gTEEY PggpE
Arson Z yTElsY ~ gEsE

California building by the Southern
California Mi6winter Fair association,
and that F. A. Foster had been ap-
pointed manager for their county ex-
hibit. He intends to have lieutenant
on the ground to scour the country and
keep him supplied with fresh exhibits
during the fair.
''The Los Nietos walnut-growers will
make individual exhibits OF walnuts in
dependant of the walnut tower.
San Diego county holds midwinter
fair meeting tonight in that city, when
the final arrangements will be made for
the permanent installation of thoir ex-
hibit.'
The herald., 1893-12-11
FIRED TWO SHOTS.

Two Petty Larcenists Caught While
Stealing Clothes.
Officers Kinney and Walker had q
midnight chase after two petty thieves
night before last.
The fellows were detected in stealing
suit OF clothes from the Poor Mans
Friend" store on Main street. Whether
they mistook the intention of the name
has not been learned.
The thieves attempted to escape and
nearly succeeded when Kinney fred
two shots to frighten them into halt.
They ran almost into Walkers arms.
They gave their names as John Kelly
and William Card.
The herald., 1893-12-11
WHAT ALL WANT TO KNOW.

Letter from Director-General N. III.
De Young to Mr.. Frank Virgins.
The following extracts from letter
from Mr.. M. H. De Young to Mr.. Frank
Wiggins will answer many of the ques-
tions hourly asked concerning the mid
winter exposition:
mo plans have been matured for the
disposition of perishable materials after
they have been On exhibition and where
they are not sufficiently deterioratsd to
render their sale impossible. l have no
doubt, however, but permission will be
given to exhibitors to remove such ex.
hibits and sell them outHide the fair or,
if inside the fair, on such terms as will
be mutually satisfactory between the
exposition managers and the owners of
the exhibit.
Police and fire protection will be
amply provided.
''In regard to awards, it is the in
tention OF the committee to formulate
rules and regulations which will be in
harmony with the exhibitors, and the
details will be announced in future.
Ii regard to rule IL (requiring all ex-
hibits to be installed by December 12th)
concerning exhibits, please consider
December 10th and December Goth
oblitereted, as we will give the longest
possible time for installation.
Each county will have entire super
vision over the inetallation of their ex-
hibits in the county building, subject of
course to all sanitary and other reason
able rules of the executive committee.
Every opportunity will be given your
counties to change their exhibits and
replace with fresh material when necss.
sary.
Ventura county sends word that at a
meeting held there Saturday, the mid
winter fair committee accepted the
space assigned them in the Southern
The herald., 1893-12-11

OF the future as we'll. and that can be
accomplished only by displaying the
very best and choicest exhibits from
every part of the state. Southern Cal.
ifornia will assuredly put her best foot
foremost, and unless other parts of the
state do the same they will have only
themselves to blame If they do not re-
ceive the attention which their intrinsic
merit should bestow upon them.