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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

she Iesras That foBoIuia Has Iss
Fonr Hundred

Avs AsnoS. Mich. Dec. IA letter
fron HASA, to Mrs George III. Mead.
from asu.bers q her family there. has
"a interesting bit Of intslligence. This
h. q,potatioa from the letter: Mrs.
WIEl< laid me herself how overwhelmed
VITA surprise thes were af fading a
cemnunity hefe eqral 80. IL not far
ahead q any city Of ia SIZE IN America
in cnltare. refine meet. etc
why. yoa have NO idea. she said. %
The dense ignorsncs that exists in
America n regard TO these island< 1
bold Mf. Willis that Mrs Dole Vas q
lady Who would grace the White house
quite ss we'll AZ the lady who now reigns
there, or any other. aad that Is saying a
geo. deal
Mr., Wills said - much and more.
showing hos strongly he wss impressed
with ths character % the people In
power. he wss led IN believe that few
hfx class whites snd beach eombcrs'
dad tIcne al this bissine-s of ovsrtnrn.
ing he qaeons government"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

Sr. LOUIS. Mich. Dec. 20-The an
nual meeting OF the State ex.Prisoners
Of War association was held yesterday
and the following officers were elected:
j. * Preston OF Lyons. president; w. III.
Beasley. Ithaca. first vice; Isaac La
Cleds. ST. Louis. second vice; A. NJ
Church. Grand Rapids. secretary, and
treasurer; advisory committee, Aaron
Il. Crane Of Henderson and 4 s. Perry
Of Sc. Louia There were 80 in attend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

n.sII>r dsasmia2f.ons q legal tsndHF
t11.<
O. ne sakjscs a s,sxnior<ss ~ saIs
ne coinzs, x ne she.s sl-.osnt - u.'s
k1.ilon. e1ich would e1P.of eur Aiat'a
xsI1 kfelr pressnt e1pacxt.s< fof pstk.a
- sbo1f bFs yeafs. @euit. ~ No s1ts<
inx rats. iAereass 10 si.ts< etrcri.t1oe
1slri1x tne tIms n21ed t>k<>oo ~ ffo<n
ns1Knis<axa
d ths ssbisrt q f0Eeizn rsiafions
tns .s<rstar, sass that seosomy wouhi
~ p<Dmo<si b. u,nIaing eastoms bosz
49, n tks s1ksfsor - ths conaps<el<i
<en>kr.. AMI he desires poser - reduce
ne nuu<ef - ulslous dlsi<lcts whsn-
sssr Ia ,blal1 Il n<es1ea<y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

Jackson, Mich. Dec. 20-Ths viii Of
the late w. ID. Thompson has been 6led
for probata The estate is valued nd
over q 10000 and Is left in trust 70 the
widow and son, William NJ Thompson.
tho income to be equally divided be-
tween the widow. con and daughter
after paying the widow 5000 snuually,
and maintaining the homestead valued
ut 100000 After the death Of any one
Of the three the estate is 70 be divided
among the heirA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

LAxaxo. Mich. De-. Allie 2ichl-
sza judge csavsntioa siil aseS N ne
ssazEs chsmbsr Dscsabsr ~ The pro-
sssm - b presented d - rp!loes; Nf
isecsi lnsfifurionss Gov Jo4n ]. hsfa<
I-zusinx. Circuit judges aod ne Grim
ls1l Las,s Judge &. ~ 0ren& LanslaE;
-AvostzbIs Dessy IN the Ciscnlt Coorts
Of this state Judge Jossph n Moore.
l.@zsczs Tia Rotation q JudxsA
Judge 4 IL Dsboii. 81 Jobnss ~khs
fDu,,es % Judge In Ex Pxsts Divorce
(,zs.1- udxs J. b. NcAAhon. Luding'
ton. The Court and the jury Judge
fred IL. Aldrich. Cadillac; -oone Cues.
toes Arislng Under EocsnS Tax Lava
Jas.as A. &. Maxwell Hay City; Meas
srss Ger the Prevention OF Periufy.
Judge Peter n. Doid< NJ Peasants
sub get nos givsa. Judge Eoilia u Per
so1. Lansing,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

GRasp HAVEN. Mich. Dee. % Shsr-
iff Keeper arrested John vskhocks and
nm accomplics yesterday In the act OF
burning some Of the goods they had
stolen from Rossien Bros. store the
night previoul They were bound over
in 81 900 bonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

ehnn whifs o:capies . eel 10 tbs csge
Ia fhs cage ara also Dsfrzncs. sufth
fsin h1rss fhisf anl tiarry jooes ths
f.erer. The ocrupsafs q the S>Fs s<s
hsilssed - knoN al about tn4 tools \
kniks xss zi<o feaad "a . teptllesQr
hnhA MIA Defra1es Rsd diam b1Se
"a accu<s - The p<.sDuexs . istA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21
saIa,GAx PUal.Ic IiRRARIEA


wAzaiSoros. Dec. A-The annual
report OF the stztisticizn o. the bureau
of education shoss that there are Ia
siiehixan forty public hbrasts& Zach
pith over 1000 bound volumes upon
their shelye< Three Of thsso hbra<1es
rank among the great ouDs q the oq4n-
try. The following ARE TIA js9ong
libraries q the state II ia ofd9r OF
thar rank: Detroit poblic hhgoyy. @oe.-
I'D volumes; University q Nicoiyan
library. Ann Aroor. 77.30; 800 tlb(ery.
Lansing. 5000; Grand AsQl59 10;
Clives college library. " 3ofs Asian1soo
library, 1850, Sage library, West Bay
city. l7,5o0; Hackley library. Aus1usxon.
1873; Agricultural coiiegs, Lans!ng.
1857; Bay City library, 1872; Alma
college. 1880; Jackson public lAtyI
Normal school library, fpsiisAti. ll.&06;
Hattie Creek pubic. n,13a A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21
Am pInps rosr.sn


cetrry cer.
ksakskzr<A. Mich. Dee. - For .sv
sssi dsys Nhefif Noebafz has besn On.
veualIy vieilant sad yesterday hs sad
furukey stafford made q search % 49,
e thsif sasplepns - plan for hreas
ioz iAsl sers eosfeet Ia the cell 70
james He~sri rsrs faund a niokel-
piated hsfseas thst ezo he teir-ropess
tat1 antai xpece. several ess blssiss
snkk tsols k1t< rita notrkei etann
Hoesrf sli.rizin~d aii <nnsbssles q tks
teoie but fs< poi "a shsak cist IN TIE
<nlitaf5 eDtli - cnafensA ffa~asd i
esuilnet "a TIE eeFri.ksr sioaG sta thA
a<ous <ai ether Fotty essrs. ehils bic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

- I, ccuvsie>rsnce from pneumonia fsvers,
90 uthsr d<tsii,shng disess-s. Jour quieAast
way - 80 n.~h and strength e With Doctor
Eivr- purity ~ POUR blood. plusnpnez -
fo~r body, <nt pats every function into
psrf>c1 vu<kinx orsi~<. IL naka< th0rougisy
sf-ctivs every natural means q r-psfrIns
and nourf<hinx your system. Pr pale.
pany, srcfiioss ckitiF-s especially. rosklng
spprosrh>s r. n ballds up cpmpies>,y sis.lr
tt,rl r,~iicfns IN the mn<t s<ubkcFn
Fsfofnlons. skia % scalp D.see~~z. Ecrezus.
k'ala rh~sn. aud every kinsir~f siinenf.
~ a to>>nt b~aea. o. cure. yoa have ycur
menv b>nk
Ne rasst<~ hr~ h>a vssr c~>-. ~. a><~s
hsnscdy 81 psrns.>-tiy e,1rs year C1zsrrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

Cured BY Aysr's Chsrry rsctoral.
AfrA 7. o. HALL. sl7 Genessee S.,
IsckpoFt n. r.. says;
sovsr shirsy years ESQ. rsnssshsF
kearing ny fafhsr describe the wondsIs
~ eafsflvs elscs Of Ayers Cherry
1sc(or~l. Dori.e = recent attack u Ia
Grips, which anamed the fosm q b
eatsrrA, spreeess - The lunss. accom-
panied BY ~ sggSavstieg coaghs I
ussd various rsnsdiss md pssscriptiossL
while sons - th>se n>diciBes partially
nilsvi.sed the eDeehtpg during Ne DAY.
nons u shsu aoeeded rns any relief frosa
thai spssmodie action Of the lungs which
would seize me- the moment ] attempted
70 - down ~ sight. After ten o. Twelve
such nights, vas
Nearly In Oeapalr,
end had about decided 10 zis up al nighl
In my cay chsir. ssnd procure vhss
sleep could II that vsy. IL then or
Cured 20 me that he'd . bottle sd
Ayers Cherry Pictorial. I took .
spoonful Of this preparation IN . listls
water. and vss able 10 lie down withosst
coughing. In . few moments, fell
asleep. and awoke in The morning
greatly refreshed and feeling much
better. I took teaspoonful Of the Pee
torai every night for week. then grad
ually decreased the dose, and In two
weeks my cough vas cured"
Ayers Cherry PectoFal
Prepared By d.. J. Aver q Co. Lowell. nasA
Promptto act. sure TO cure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-21

aud lfven up 60 die. fafber bought ne .
bottle Of Dr. Kimer's SWAMI Root, ana
before had used al Of the second bottle felt
bs<for, and to-day am just ~ well ~ eyer. A
year has passed ana not trace OF tbs Grippe
h left sWAMP-BOOT saved my life.s
ID. n. BrLaER. Hulmevflis. Pa JAM Dth, lse&
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

1t h. said that q nutmeg worn
about the neck il a sure cure for
neuralgia.
The Democrats of Chicago elected
Carter Harrison mayor by 20, OO0
ma jority last Tuesday.
The more Chamberlain Cough
Remedy IL used the b tier il il liked.
We know Of no other remedy that
always gives satisfactiou. 1t il gasl
when you first catch cold. Ii l. good
when your cough Is seated and your
inngs are sore. II H. go,d in ano kind
at a cough. We have suld twenty five
dozens 81 il and every bottle has given
satisfaction. Stedman & Friedman
druggists. Minnesota Lake, Mimi. SO
cent bottles for sale by DIR. C. C. p
Silva, Druggist.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
Notice of Forfeiture.


You hereby notified that We have expended
three hundred dollars In labor and improve.
mrnfs during the wears 1890 1891 and 1874 on the
HIDDEN TREASURE lode mining claim. three hun.
drrd dollars In labor and improvements during the
years iseo. 1891 and is02 on the MOUNTAIN BOY
lode mining claim. seventy dollars In labor and i'm
placer mining claim. twenty ave anaYs In labor and
places mining csainl and twenty ave dollars In labor
and improvements during the year iso2 on the MON.
ARCH PLACER mining calni-ali the above described
mining claims si,ussed In Neal mining district In
Elmore county. idaho-as required BY sesstlon 232s
Revised Statutes OF thu United States, being the
amounts required 10 hold the sail Hidden Treasure
and Mountain 10, claims for three years. ending DE
cemhsr 81. lssz, and the amounts required 90 hold
the stella riaim one year ending December 81 1891.
and the Reheeca and Monarch claims one year end
ting iseesnber 81 is92 thar your proportion Of the
sar-e b fifty hllars the Hidden Treasure claim,
tiny dollars she Mountain HOY claim, hnFtesn
dollars the Stella claim. Ave dollars on tho Ne.
bsre& claim and Ave dollars the Monarch cain,
being nj the above expenditures on said
quarts claims for the year 1890 and eighth tor
the years 1891 and 1852. and fth Of said espen-
dtnres on said placer claims: and II within
ninety t9oD days after this notice By publ,
cation, you fail refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure cn-o~ner your In.
tefest in each claim not paid Up Nill become he
property OF the Subscribers under said section z324
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
AMOS LEE.
NELsE ANDERSON
Dated, Mountain Home. Idahn. Jan. .. 1888.
First publication, Jan. !.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
RICH IN TWO MINUTES.

The New York Herald says the
green goods man 10 to the fore. He
plays the leading role in his little
drama with skill and precision. OF
coarse he prefers small aud very
select audience--one poor fool Is
generally enough.
Several thousand dollars lately
changed hands in this way. The gen.
tlemenly and suave operator promised
TO make the hayseed rich beyond the
dream OF avarice in the twinkling OF
an eye. No more blowing. no more
milking, no more drawing wo,I with
the mud knee deep, but in their stead
new house and barn. piano for the
girls, couple Of ponies for the boy.
and u brand new carryall for the old
lady. How his eyes stood out Ak,
lighthouses
The honest dollars were tran ferree
10 the ample pockets Of the knave and
the fool grasp@d a package said TO con
tain n fortune. IL wac as big AZ
valise, but was carefully conceele'
from observation, because in wicke'
city like this it is dangerous to hav,
ton much money in sight.
There is no moral ~ this incident
because there are plenty Of iDls lief,
and they will part with their earning
in the same old way.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
IGNORANT OF SANITARY CAUSES

A New York paper says that most
cooks are ignorant Of sanitary cause.
and effects, and that kitchen processes
are sources OF illness more often than
IL imagined, BY placing milk, Jelly,
butter and other absorbents in the
open air without covering them; that
gelatin exposed in the open air where
malignant germs are confined. quickly
attracts and holds them, which is the
same thing that the food will do. This
il matter that ought to concern
every one. Our belief tor long time
has heen that more children are made
i'll by using impure milk than from
almost any other cause, for milk il a
vital fluid and ahsorbs any impurity
In the air, and hence. ought 10 b..
more carefully guarded than any other
article Of food. What applies to milk
in n less degree applies Ia butter. Then
a good many garden vegetables pick
up from the winds germs. sn that he.
fore they are c.sked and eaten they
ought 10 he carefully washed ol
scraped. Chemists say that among
these. celery lie the most impressible
Az sanitary science expands, the care
fnl reader feels less and less like eating
ordinary food, until ut last he become,
determined that about all he will ea
will be something that has shell on
il or fruit that comes in cans.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

Some one, writing in the Oregonian
on the "Climate of Idaho." pays high
tribute TO the life-giving atm sphere Of
the state. He says in part: Poor TO
the extreme of poverty, because lack
ing the boon Of health, the Invalid
who goes 10 central Idaho for relief
from throat aud lung troubles will find
what is Of greater value Ia him than a
mine that pays from the grass roots
Without locating or recording claim |;
without running tunnel or sinking n
shaft; without work OF d.vei ,pnent or
construction uf mill: without .reduc-
tim 81 ORES or dropping III stamps,
he will get the greatest dividend
Yolirl,Safed To man--heal,h. LR.king
over the foregoing ri,aIs.aiy, il arntis-e
memories Of school dn,s in Portland;
and WILL il may, for it, writer recall.
score III former pupils Of the high
school who were sufferer. frum lung
and THREAT troubles. Musi of them, M
They drift.d into consumption. went
to the south, or Ia California. al To the
Sandwich Islands aud are dead. Four
only went, by chance, tn ceatral ldsha.
and are iodny vigorous and well. THIS
is written that others who are troubled
with hronchisl and pulmonary affec-
tions may, like them, hecome the
beneticlaries of I,iala's yivifying atmos-
lilere, her crystal water, her delightful
days, her delicious nights--her bold
ness. her grandeaur, her exhilaration,
ler suhlimity."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
THE PROPER CARER.

Economy il the watchword in every
de artment OF she government at
Washington, and 1t will not be changed
a. long Ms Democrats are in control
One Of the very tjrst tbings that Presi-
deat Cleveland impressed upon the
minds Of the members of his cabinet
was that each Of them should be lib
eral in the use OF the pruning knife III
cutting off sinecures and useless em-
ployes under them. Something has
already been done in the cutting off
line, but what mas been done is ~
aott,ine wi,en compared with what
will be- done. MIR. Cleveland wishes
the heads Of departments to antici.
pate the findings Of the Congressional
joint commission, which has already
organized, for the purpose of investi-
eating the work ri the government de
partments, with view To u reduction
in the number of employees and an
improvement in the present slow and
cumh+rsome methods OF transactinl
business, wherever possible. To chang,
the methods will in many cases reqni,,
change in the law, but to compe
every employe Of the government Il
render an honest equivalent for th
salary received, and 70 dismiss all ala
drones and shirks is within the powe
OF the heads of departments unde
present laws, aud unless somebod
weakens it il going to he done.
case occurred the other day which IL
dieates that there is one secretary VIII
will not weaken, NO matter whit inf,
ence may be- behind the shirkers. b
accident Secretary Carlisle learned tn,
M $500 cleik---a womHn--had onl
been IN duty about half the time du
ing The last twelve months. He ser
fur her chiei and asked why tins hu
been allowed. Because she IL back,
by ungressman-naning one of Il
most influential members VI u
House" THAT is no excuse at all
said the Secretary; dismiss her
once, and understand that all clerks
this department have got 10 work
their salaries or get out"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

Gilmore, Logan. Alturas and
Washington were the only counties
represented at the meeting of Asses
sors in Boise last Tuesday.
Miss Leonard, Of Silver City, Miss
Little, of Caldwell, and Mrs d. F.
Baker, of Boise, were selected by
the committee on Friday to go to
Chicago and pass an examination
to decide who shall enter the contest
for musical prizes to be awarded al
the worlds fair Boise Dem.
kARL's CLOVER Roof, the new Blood
Purifier, give freshness and clrarn-ss
To the Complexion and cures Consti
patton. 25c.. Soc. and I'll 90. Sold BY
nr. Bearby, Mountain Hume.
Foster predicts that April will he
cool and the whole country will
experience very stormy weather
after the 10th. Excessive rains il
parts. The month will be charac.
terized for its extremes Of weather.
The bonds Of the state wagon
road will be payable in silver. Il
we get free and unlimited coinag,
Of silver" the state can well afford
to lose sl35,000. and if we dom
get free coinage the bonds will never
be sold. Senator Ruick's head was
longer than the bankruptionists aftel
all.-Weiser Signal.
Some newspaper men are terrible
liars. One of them writes about d
cyclone. saying that it turned vel
wrong end up in the State of Mississ
ippi, turned cellar upside down in
Wisconsin, moved a township line
in Nebraska, blew all the slaves Out
of whiskey harreli in Iowa and left
nothing but the bunghole. changed
the day of the week in Ohio, killed
an honest Indian agent in the West
blew the hair off Of bald headed
man in Texas, killed truthful law
yer in Illinois. blew the mortgage
off farm in Kansas, scared a red
haired woman in Michigan. blew all
the cracks out of fence i'm Dakota.
and took all the wind out of poll
tician in Missouri.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

After all the fuss made by the
governor about bribery of the mem.
herS of the legislature. and evidence
IN his I.oser 10 furnish, aud after
u Thorough examination by one of
the hest grand iurie- this country
EVER had. with The result Of finding
III evidence upon which to base an
indictment, IT would seem as if his
excelIencs, unless he has a hide rs
thick az rhinoceros. would feel
like crawling into a hole and pull
ing the hole after him Boise Dem.
A good many seem to be Of the
opinion that Governor Mcconnell
made superb donkey of himself
when he wrote that letter to attor-
ney Hays, calling for the prosecu.
tion Of alleged Doodle senators, but
We are not one of them. We think
nature made him that way.-Boise
Sentinel.
The Republicans carried The city
election at st. Iouis IN the 18th.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

Geo. w. HIATT, who attempted |
rape upon little girl in Silver
City, was held In $500 bonds to APP
pear before the next grand jury.
The Avalanche Of the Let says: The
principal witness for the prosecu-
ton, little Dora Mills sat four long
hours on the witness stand. telling
her story in straightforward man.
ner, and her testimony was not
shaken in the least by the rigid
DISCRIMINATION. The defendent
testified that Dora Mills was in his
shop about the time specified, but
that there were other parties pres
ent. HIS statement was unsupport-
ed by the parties named by him as
being present. The defense endeav-
ored to introduce a conspiracy
motive for the prosecution but it
was weak and uncreditable. Will
ii. Dial acted as prosecuting attor-
ney for the state, and received many
compliments for the able manner
in which he conducted the case
/, His closing arguments were forcible
, and to the point T. J Jones'
attorney from Boise. represented
the defendent, and made a lasting
!, impression on our people by his tao
!, and delicacy in dealing with thu
: young witness, and his masterl,
efforts TO clear his client. in hi
closing argument directed prin
cipally to the sympathy of tn
. court. The LAWYERS finished thei
arguments about S O'Clock Tuesda,
evening, and Judge Hunt rendere,
his decision about $50 that ever
n ing. Public opinion was bite
:, against HIATT, and he was quite will
. ing to enjoy the safety of confin,
i ment in preference to freedom.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

In Justices Court, Rocky bar Precinct County Of
EinoFr. State " Idaho.
T. c. Koch. Plaintiff.
Ida Gold COMPANY. Limited, Defendant
The State OF Idaho. 10 Ida Gold Company Limited
the ahaye tanned defendant:
You are hereby required 20 appear In an action
brought against You by the above named plaintiff In
the Justicvs Court Of koeky Bar Prciarf county u
Enlors, state Of Idaho, and 10 the complaint
hle therein. Al the time hereinafter dxsixuate nr
Judgment o, default sili he taken against suu se
sording TO the prayer Of sad complain OF Tor the
sum VI 500 s0l0o and costs OF suit and attorney
iess.
The said artion s brought b receiver $500 SOL 100,
Ut which sum s0e 90 due fur lAbur done and per.
fofnsei b. plaintiff Tor yoa sIue f,F labor dans
aud perfofied by Il " donovan for you, SIT So
luo Tor lAbuF doue aud performed By ]. W. Rowstt
for suus tlau mid claims having been assigned to
plaintiff ior valuable eosdrrAtns hs tina shove
nAnfsi parties seizure the Of this suit
And all said iabr having been dune and rerfoFmsd II
koskt Hal. In saad klnorx cauaty, between JasuzEy
-. ises, and February II. ie9a. al your request
And you herebs notitsd that II son fAll 10 an.
pear and answer said compisns the lssh day a.
April, issJ At n oeluek ~ ths said plssnsiU viii
tai judgment against goa for shs above sum os
s-So b. loo together With The eosis Of this suit and
attorney : tess,
Given under my hand this oh day % aarrh 10 the
year u cur Lord une thousand eight humid cd aad
n.nesy shres.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON,
Justies VI the psaes.
Aug. N. ssnnett. attorney fos plaln.in.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To n D Eaheil and II, S. Aibertson their heirs or
assigns:
fon are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars In labor and improvements the
LAST CHANCE
Mine or lode, situated about one mile north OF Pine
Y 10. Eimore county. ldsha, for each year OF 1890
1891 and ise2, and that yon d. n Etbell your heirs
assigns In for said labor for
the yaars 1891 and 1892. amounting 10 aa6 81 Is;
and you, II. 7. Albsrtsca. your heirs assign. are
In arrears for sad work fer the iso
ieai and ls,2, amounting 10 800 90. that work
waa done BY me In order Ia holu the under the
Provisions q section 2sgs revised Statutes Of the
United states, and that II within ninety dass after
the nrst publication o this notice each either Of
yo or your heirs or assigns, fsil rrtu-e u
tribute your proportion Of sueh expenditure. To-
geshsr aith the cost af advertising a. cn-oNner<,
your interests In said claim w heeoe the property
Of the subscriber. uRder said Section 29sS Revised
Statutes Of The United states
MARTIN HICKMAN.
Pine Grove. idaho January "a. lsea
First puhisc4tiau Jan n, 1888