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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-02
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Application for Patent.l
NOTICE No. 387.

NOTICE No. 387.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
HALEY, IDAHO, October Goth, 1892
Notice Ia hereby given that Morris r. Evans,
whose postofice address 10 Salt Lake City, Utah
Territory. has this day filed his application for .
latent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the
STARTER EXTENSION" NINE
or vein, bearing silver.lead ore. with surface
ground six hnIdred feet in width, situated in
Mineral Hill Mining District, County Of Alturas
and state of Idaho. and designated by the field
notes and Official plat file IN this Office Sur
vey No. 931, Sections and H. in Township !. south
OF Range IS. east Of Boise meridian. said Survey
No. 9n being described as fol ows. to-w,t:
Beginning ut Il fir post. where notice of location
was originally posted, AZ d running thence north
20 deg. and nin west rs feet along course of the
vein to center of northerly end line to post
marked en-" center end 1911 thence north 60 deg 50
min eAst 800 feet to lime rock marked 1881,
nor No /; thence south co deg. 81 min W. st COO
feet to limerick marked 2+3l, corner No. ~
thence south ~ deg. min. east 1900 feet to lime
roch marked 1881. corner No 3: whence quarter
section corner common Sections y and II, Town
ship l. south of R,nge I8 east, bears north rs deg
As min enst 1884 feet distant: thence south GO deg
8! min. east 600 feet to quartzite rock marked
1881. corner No. 4: thence north 20 deg. s min
west $40 feet to corner No. J, the place of begin.
lde. No conflicts. Magnetic variation is deg. 80
min. east containing 20.66l acres.
The location of this mine II recorded in the Re-
corder's Office Of A1turas county, in book No Z.
page G64. Of Mining Locations. The adjoining
claim IL the 'Stnrter." No other known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton of said STARTER Extension" Eline or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the Reeist Of the United Stat Land ONCE
at HALEY, in the state Of Idaho, during the sixty
days period of publication thereof they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute,
W. +. RILEY,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of
application for rstent be published for the per cd
of 60 days item consecutive weeks), in the WOOD
RIVER TIMES. . daily newspaper published at
HALEY, Idaho. W. +. RILEY,
Register.
W. Il. BRopHEAp. Attorney for Applicant. =.
First publication, October "a. 1892
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Delinquent Notice
HING OF THE WEST MINING COM.

IN PANY, A CORPORATION. - Location of
principal place Of business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory; location of works, Alturas county,
Idaho.
notice. There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock. on account of ASSESSMENT
No. G. levied on the 10th day of November, 1892.
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
AMONG OUR CHURCHES.

A resolution was adopted by the
Lutheran ministers at Bath on Friday
expressing the sympathy Of conference
with the Rev. Father Bower, the
patriarch of conference, who is serious
ly ill at his home at Lehighton. The
next meeting of the conference will be
held at Lehighton.
S The contract for the erection of the
First Reformed Church, East Mauch
Chunk, was awarded to Charles Neast,
of the Second Ward, on Monday even
ing, at $500. The building will be of
brick, and the plans and specifications,
made by Architect l.. S. Jacoby, of
Allentown, call for a very handsome
editice. The foundation walls are
under way, and it is intended to lay
the corner stone on Ascension Day,
Thursday, Nav 18th.
S The East Pennsylvania Chassis of
the Reformed Church will convene in
its seventy fourth annual session on
Monday, May 8, 1898, in st. Johns
Church Farmersville, this county, of
which congregation the Rev. d. f.
Brendle is pastor. The statistics of
this Chassis for the year 1928 are as
follows: Ministers %; congregations,
80; members, 10,791; unconfirmed,
6304; baptisms-adults, 6; infants 500;
confirmed, 375; by certificate, 24l com
muned, Sl39; dismissed, 1l9; erased, %;
deaths, 1876; Sunday schools, 60; Sun
day school scholars, 69O7; students for
ministry, 8; benevolent contributions,
s7466; congregational purposes, S36,O34
S The Reformed Church of the Held.
elberg Catechism dates back to 1853
1t was established in this country prior
to the settlement of the English
through the cooperation Of the Hol.
land Reformed Church aud the Dutch
West India Company. In l747 permis.
sion was given to the pastors OF the
/ churchito organize a coetas, an advisory
| ecclesiastical body. It was. however
not permitted to ordain candidates tc
the ministry. All candidates we're re
quired to go TO Holland for ordination
This restriction was felt by the church
es of America to be unwise and hind
rance to the progress of the chHrcE
and in 1872 it was decided to sever con
nection with the church of Holland
In accordance with this action the drs
synod of the church in theUnited State
was organized in Lancaster, April q
1898.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
JEANEsVILLE.

C. R. r. engine 269 was taken to
the Mauch Chunk shops Saturday for
repairs. DAG, one of the main line
flyers, was sent in her place with the
ever reliable Josiah Warg at the
throttle.
The engagement of Mr.. Chas. Sny-
der and Miss Minnie Nader, of the
Audenried bakery, has already been
announced. Both are popular young
people and will enter into hymens
bonds with with the best wishes of a
large circle of friends.
"A large force of carpenters are at
work making ready for the erection of
new additions which are to be built to
the shops, The moulding shop will be
enlarged first, and as soon as 1t is com
plete the work of enlarging the machine
shops will be started upon. Il Is
expected when they are completed they
will be able to give employment to a
number of new hands and turn out a
greater quantity of work.
Mr.. Rogers, who for the past three
years has filed the position of book
keeper in the store, on Monday as
sumed the duties of chief book keeper
in the Office of j. G. Hayden q Co,
having been promoted TO FIJI the va
cancy of Joseph Shellhamer. Mr.. w
ii. Wehive has accepted the position
mado vacant by Mr., Rogers promotion
while Frank Oaks, OF Humboldt, has
accepted the position in MIR. Whiver's
place.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
PACKERTON.

Miss Bessie Williams, of Allen
town, is visiting Arthur Clauss and
wife.
james Geiger has moved with his
family to Parryville.
Roswell Snyder has moved into
Levi Krum's house on Summer Hill.
Grant Tobias and wife, spent Sun
day with w, f. Brodhead and family.
"A number of our people took in
"The Old Homestead" at Mauch Chunk
on last Friday evening.
VIM. Rapsher, a son of Senator
Rapsher, is "A new clerk in the For
warding office.
Jos. n. Bennett was at South
Bethlehem on last Monday.
Rev. G. W. DUNCAN, of Lehignton,
occupied the pulpit in the NJ. b. church
on last Sunday evening.
Wilhelm Sandherr is remoddeling
his home on Summer Hill by building
an addition to it,
--Jno. f. Miller has purchased new
bicycle.
Mrs. d. Williams, of Lehighton,
Was visiting friends in this neighbOr-
hood during the week.
Tom Conarty aud VIM. Shaffer, of
the old "Pioneer bose ball club have
joined the Lehighton term. Conarty
will play 1st base, and Shatfer right
field.
Miss Annabel Mcdaniel, Messrs
Lyman Mcdaniel, Tom and James
Conarty, Harry Hontz, Herman Hum
mel and Harry Burns we're sight see
ing in New York last week they also
took in the Naval Review.
On last Monday Prof. w. F, Porter
buried his youngest child, boy, al
White Haven. We extend our sympa
thy.
-Chas. Rex of the Forwarding office
is confined his home in Mauch Chunk
suffering from pneumonia, we hope fol
his speedy recovery.
-On last Monday evening two freight
cars started off, from the Wyoming
siding, they rushed down through the
yard at a rapid rate and took to the
track leading into the round house
which is now used as a store house
they crashed into the building with
terrific force, breaking in the brick
walls and smashing the large doors and
windows all to splinters, lucky no one
/ WAS injured
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
COMING AND GOING.
BRIEF ITFMs or PURELY PERSONAL
MENTION.

Concefnine People who visit and Go
Visiting Here. There aud Everywhere.
Geo. II. Enzian was at Orwigsburg
on Friday.
John A. Peters was at Slatington
on Friday.
Charles Weiss, OF Wilkesbarre, was
here on Saturday.
Mrs. John A. Peters and Miss NJ,
Montz were at the County Seat last
week.
Ed Zern and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Jamerson City, Pa.
Miss Fry, of Alum street, was the
guest of her sister at Mauch Chunk
on Saturday.
Misses Sallie and Annie Raueen-
bush visited among friends in Tama-
qua this week.
Mrs. G.. W. Mortimer and son Guy,
of Alum street, are visiting fremont
relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Rex, of Slatington,
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Edgar
Noll, on north First street.
Mrs. John E. Seidel and son Harry
of Bankway, visited Mauch Chunk
relatives this week.
Mrs. VIM. Romig, of Bethlehem
daughter of Lewis Weiss, is a guest
among relatives here.
Miss Mary and Ella Ebbert and
Minnie Kelley have returned from a
pleasant visit of week with friends in
Philadelphia
.Thos. j. Nusbaum, a popular
Young merchant of Lansford, vas in
town few hours on Tuesday, looking
we'll. He reports business good.
Misses Rettie Koch, Cora Fry and
Gertie Kraus estimable young ladies oi
Tamaqua recently visited Miss Matte
Obert, on South street.
Miss Anna Bieghe, of Maucl
Chunk, accompanied by her friend
Miss Aggie Hauk, of Lehighton, Is Wis
iting her mother ON North Malr
street. Wilkes Barre Record.
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A special session at Court was held
Tuesday afternoon before Associate
Judges G. II Seidle and Samuel b.
Price.
DIR. j, G. Zern, of Lehighton, was ap-
pointed guardian OF Aaron Laub. mi
nor child of Aaron Laub deceased.
The report of Michael Cassidy, Esq,
appointed Auditor to re state the ac,
count and make distribution of the
money in the hands of Rosanna McGee
administrators of the estate of Patrick
Modee, deceased, was read and confirm
ed nj ST.
The report of Joseph S. Fisher, ap-
pointed Auditor to distribute the bal
ance in the hands of DR.. j. G. Kreamer
administrator of the estate of Robert
A. Henry, deceased, was read and CON
tlrmed nj 81.
. A SUBPOENA divorce was directed to
issue against Walter A. Levan, of Mill
port, to appear at next term OF Court
aud show cause why decree of divorce
shall not be granted to his wife, Man.
eta c. Levan. Times.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
FROM MS HOLLOW.

Miss Henrietta Steigerwalt left for
Allentown Monday.
Emanuel Steigerwalt,of Lehighton,
was visiting his parents here Sunday.
I'D. A. Rehrig's egg record for 45her $
from October 20 to April 30, foot up
DOB dozen eggs. He also has l4S young
chickens. Who can beat this.
1t is rumored that we are TO have a
new school house; we certainly need it
bad enough.
The following are the new officers
in our Sunday school: superintendent
d. A. Rehrig; assistant superintendent
William Steigerwalt; secretary, b. j
Lentz; librarian, William Ebert; trea
surer, T. A. Rehrig.
0-The farmers of this place are taking
their logs to Dennis NOthstein's saw
mill which is located on the Werner
premises.
Cora Xander, Of Lehighton, was
visiting friends here recently.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
LITTLE sOUIBs.

John w. Thomas, of Lansford, is
favorably mentioned for cashier of
Lansford's new National Bank.
At a meeting of the Banks town.
ship school board, held Saturday even
ing, ten months term was decided up
on.
a Darby Laur, the Parrvville baker,
has just put handsome new delivery
wagon on the road and now intends to
establish a route in Weissport aud lie
highton. Darby's many friends wish
him much success.
A cooking main of seven battles
has been arranged between IAhsford
and Hazleton sports for $500. IL will
take place on the evening Of May l2
The probabilities are tnat the main will
come of near treeland The betting
is iu favor Of Lansford.
I The wife of Mike Dullieh, of Lans
ford, took 500 belonging TO her hus
band, and her two children, aud eloped
with John Gowenski Dullich caught
up 10 them at Carbondale and after ht
had his children and money back agaiI
he told his wife aud John he hoped
they would have a good time.-Ex
change.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06

Miss G. Lizzie Manuz the estimable
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Mantz
of Second street, was married on Thurs
day evening, last to George II. Enzian,
Lehighton's popular young merchant,
at the home of the BRIDES parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
Alvin Reber, pastor of the Reformed
church, assisted by Rev. A. G. Wutcher,
of Pleasant Valley formerly of Weiss
port. The maid of honor was Miss M
Alice MantZ, a sister of the bride, and
the best man was Hon. w. f. Biery, of
Weissport, Carbon county's bright
young representatives in the State As
sembly. The ushers we're Miss Annie
b. Weber, and Mr.. j. ii. Brader.
The bride was attired in a magnii.
cient gown of white Ottoman silk,
trimmed with pearl and duchesse lace
She wore handsome bouquet of bride
roses. The maid of honor was attired
in cream and wore a handsome bouquet
of pink and cream carnations.
The room was beautifully decorated
with flowers. The wedding march was
rendered by Miss Emma l.. Peters, 9
niece of the bride Following the
ceremony reception was held
Among those present were Mr.. Geo
Enzian and family, E. F. Montz and
family, John A. Peters and family
d. B. Hoffman and family, Elmer
Walck and family, Chas. GreenawalC
and wife, Mrs. Mary L. Buchanan, Mrs
j. Alvin Reber and Mrs. III. b. Kistlel
the latter of Allentown.
The young couple received many
valuable presents, aud start out in life
with the hearty congratulations anC
we'll wishes of many friends here anC
elsewhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
MAUoH CHUNK.

Hon. John Craig, Of Lehigh Gap.
was in town for a few hours on MsndaY.
-Mauch Chunk will have the arc
light for street illumination at sllO per
light per annum.
%. A. Clauss, of Lehighton, was in
town Tuesday. Ollie is "A candidate for
the Lehighton post office
The genial Elmer Faga is filling the
position Of U. S. Express messenger
between this place and Hazleton.
The many friends Of James Gala.
CHER, of the east side, will be pleased to
learn Of his recovering from a recent
severe illness.
I. b. Butt, of Brakes Creek, was in
Boyle's court Monday charged with
sarety Of the peace by Paul Meekes.
The case was settled.
Annie, wife, Of Chas. .sWeyhenmeyer
died at her home in the Second ward
on Friday night after an illness for
some time with consumption. Two
children and a husband survive. In
terment took place on Monday after
noon.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06

Cards are are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Everett j. Morgan, Of
Audenried, to Miss Lily Nader, of the
same place. Both parties are among
our most highly respected residents,
residing here since childhood.
Andrew Hudock, Hungarian, of
Yorktown, had a narrow escape from
death on Saturday, He was walking
along the railroad track when he was
struck by an engine drawing a coal
train. He was knocked to the side of
the track, the axles on each car grazing
his head as they passed.
"A very PRETTY wedding took place
in st. Patrick's church, Audenried,
Thursday morning. The contracting
parties were James +. Moran, OF
Duryea, and Miss Ella McMullen, OF
Honey Brook. Rev. i. j. Marion per.
formed the beautiful ceremony that
made the happy couple man and wife
The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret
McMullen, a sister of the bride, and
John Moran the groom's cousin, acted
as best man.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06

a Chas. P. Bowman, of Bowmans,
was the guest of his father on Sunday.
a Amandus Fritz, of Slatington,
visited his father-in-law on Sunday.
a Henry Hill and wife, of Bowmans,
visited his sister Mrs. Thos. Andreas
aud family of town.
q Granville Semmel and family, of
Lehighton, Sundayed among Ashtield
friends.
q Isaac Ginder, of this place, Sc
cured employment with Aaron Rehrig
q contractor of East MauOh Chunk.
a David Rehrig, of this place is driv-
ing the delivery wagon for Penn Bow
man, of Bowmans.
a Landlord p. George, of the Ash
field house has force employed
papering and decorating the interior
of his well-known hostlery.
a Owing to the scarcity of workmen
at present j. ID. Ballet contemplates
buying a steam saw mill, so as to be
able to meet his contract for electric
railroad ties.
a Maurice Bowman, of Bowmans,
transacted business.at this place on
ON. II. schappel, of this place
transacted business at Lehtghton on
Tuesday.
a Lizard Council Jr. o. U. A. M.
will repaint and paper their Hall al
the Berger House in a few weeks
Fulton Bowman has the contract.
q A number of our residents atten
ded the BarRum and Bailey show al
Allentown on Friday.
q Our supervisor started to repai
the roads this week, they need it badly
q According to reports there will b,
a glass factory located in town thi
coming summer as several parties ar,
anxious to locate here if our citizens
subscribe a certain amount of stock a
5000 per share, no better locator
could be obtained and we think /
would be q good investment for ou
monied men besides giving employ
ment TO quite a number of our work
men around here.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06

The Luther Union will hold their
regular meeting on the evening of May
-, to which all are cordially invited.
The following program has been pre-
pared. Opening exercise, Robert Stout.
recitations, Emma FortWangler, Sadie
Peters and Carrie Voorhees,; selections
Agnes Bauer and John Kipp; solo
Annie Houser; duet, Beulah Reichard
and Lizzie Gabel; debate, Resolved
That st. Peter did more for the ad
vancement Of Christ's kingdom than
St. John, affirmative, A. W. Horn, VIM
Augei negative, David Auge, Edgai
Nander.