davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-20

The s.school age is a variable guam
tity in this country. In six OF the
states and territories children are ad-
mitted to the public schools at the age
of 4 years, in nineteen at five. in TWEEN
ty at 6. in three at Z and in one
(Texas) at 6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Lnxpox. Oct. 1.-The Glssfsfonian
ninlstry . likely 10 Be face % face With
: political cris.s immediately upon The
reasssmbling 81 pafliamenk A large
nanber ot hbsfal and radical msmbefs
az the house q eommons have agreed
q support = resolution condcnnlns
hloms Secretary Asquith for his
artlos Ia psFmllting police officers from
London h DO scot 10 Yorkshire.
Defbyshirs and NotilnghamshiEs.
where the strikes Of coal min,
ees xsfa In progress. toe the par.
poe u directing snd assisting the Ioesi
iorce. The government = also - be AZ,
lacked tor the shooting down Of strik,
iax miners by tia military az feather
s1Sns : ie~ weeks agc. ~ has not yet
been decided whether the resolution VIII
take The fora q vote u want OF con
fidence. bat Il - believed that the IN
ionnisss aud nlany members of the tory
sitls q the house sill support whatever
resolution may be presented. II onsy Tor
the purpose 81 embarrassing the gov
erumenL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Iaiorrrs while digging at the gravel
~ Monday found a human skeleton az
= slrpfh IL about twelve feet below the
surfaes Near the bones VAS found a
kew stone OF = pocket piece on which
wsrs l.0ibly engrayed several masonic
emblens and date. 1850
Phinneas Stewart Of Coldwater cels-
hratsd bic iO0th birthday BY going on q
three days fishing trip he has outiiyed
i've uise. and al % his children except
one daughter. who i nov % years old.
DJ. Palmer % Charlevoix. who has
bssn suffering from sunstroke received
lat summer. has just found rest IN
slesp. after being awake continuously
2f3 hourA
wesiey Nssdhsn. Coldvater Pole.
eharrsd vita criminaliy assaulting a
young girl near there last winter. has
been sent 20 the Icria prison Tor three
years
The pension Of Herbert Glass. who
hsss near Mt Pleasant. taken away
eleven years ago. has just been restored.
With several hundred dollars In back
pay.
The large cool mine In Albes town
sh,p. Gensses :1unty. has been sold TO
Henry Coiclough Of Milwaukee IL com-
prisss i.ll5 aereA
Allen whifs. the 12-year-old boy who
killed Minard L4rton with Flobert az
Adrian. hss pleaded guilty 70 man
slaughter.
George Sutherland Of CoIdwater vas
s>ntencsd Friday % three years IA the
State prison Cor "A assault upon Wiley
Putnam
Pster A. Dewitt OF Spring Lake has
been sppointcd deputy internal revenue
collector at . salary cfsl 800 year.
Numerous farmers Of Lexington town
ship haul water from Lake Huron on
account Of their welhs running dry.
A company Tor the manufacture OF
fayoring extracts Of ali kinds has been
organized az Marengo
:. AI,xandsr % Birmingham has
groxn and marketed over 800 bushels Of
peaches this year
To get si5 which a man owed him.
Hsnry sherman of Allsgan picked his
debtors pocket
Pref u. r Haskins Of Concord has
been elected school examiner for Jack.
son county
The Fuel Gas company % Port Huron
vii srect a plant this fan 10 make gas
from OH
Health officers - Cadillac have got
scarlet fever epidemic under control.
John Orth % Buffalo shot Of has left
hand Nhile hunting Friday.
Qaarsntias AZ the Michigan school Tor
The deaf hss been raised.
Sparta brick and tile works have shut
d.ssn for thu season
II costs sto0 day 20 run the Sanilac
county court
Saginaw has sold $1,000 bonds Tor
t,S.ni150
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
BOTH HEADAND FEET
they AaI NOT OPPRESSED


Chinese home amongst the upper
glasses contains one sacred secladsd
spot sartained OF from profans gszs.
Il - the shum kwes or nnsr apart
ment< No Turkish harrm OF Indian
seaans Il guarded mors je&soasly than
the zyneeee Of wealthy Chinese e.
tablishment There are gilded reeep-
ton rooms where the master OF the
ho1ss receives and feasfs dis sasls
guests. bat the ladies' are never pre-
ent and no male friend. however inti-
mate. would have the andseIty 70 ask
% Sc madam The golden liiies." ~
ths boand-footsd ladies' are called. are
In the rear OF the curtains. and can
only be visited BY persons Of their osn
sex and rank
The extreme difieulty Of gaining 80
cess 10 these homcs accounts for ths
many silly things aid and written
about Chinese ladicA The world has
been made 90 believe that Chinese
women are downtrodden elasz They
are pictured a. hewers Of wood and
drawers Of water. drudges Of AL work;
sad-looking. care-worn. scraggy and
ugly. 50 different from the gay. viva
cious japanese maidcns Of the tea
houses. over whom Sir Edward Arnold
went into such ecstasies . year or two
ago. The fact Ii Chinese beauties
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

eiai tranmels 80 far ~ to give the out
side world . glimpse of their charms.
There are women amongst them who
would pass a. beautiful in any land
A well-bred Chinese lady brought up
fsirer complexion than the women
one se-s about the streets This with
q well poised head. . pretty mouth.
dinpled cheek and q perfect arm and
hand are elements Of beauty not 20 be
despissd. The face IL TOO often In
elined 70 BE chubby II not pudgy. but .
charming smile and invariably the
whitest 81 teeth make up for the de-
feet
fashion - everywhere else h the
China vpman's inexorsble foe and has
done IL. best ~ mar both face and
form They literally plaster the face
With cosmetics and vile paints They
do nct hiscken sbe teeth like The japan
e-e. but they pencil the eyebrows with
ink and daub the lips with ver1niIion.
Their loose co~tnme IL against them,
for no one ever saw woman look
well in looae. shspeless sacks This.
over their western sisters In the rnst-
Ter q hyxiena
The most cruel custom q hat 81
Binding the feet iittie foot IN China
being thc dirsrentiatinx mark BE-
tween che LADY and The common wom-
an What ~ look upon "a q fright
IN deforsuity NE Chinese regard as
mark - esaay. How mech beauty.
VII D seq ~ = glimpse II The -
sornpanyinx photoersph Of Chinese
womsa's foot that was snputst~d By
medical freud - sine whea rnorts-
sration hsd ~~t IN.
The grit ~ho wauts - ~ = Isdy
ssuss suhealt 10 this turture when she
= quite ssnail The banliaea -
wr.ppe3 tightly ryead ~ f,.os. eans-
fnw re fsar sursiiar 49, - fafa IN
srsvart ne sris - 49, fs-st The heei
49, i drs~n fssrwsr,t. cssssn1 8e~p
h.1iic~ Tie e@ssssafrset. 80 ry~ss~th
ls retarded aud - 4esk shfivsis m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

I'd Knlsan Of Msnistee. senior propri.
etor q the Dunham house. was a guest
in The Clarendon yesterday. Mr.. Hi.
Isan wse landlord q The Clarendon Zoe
fftcsn years He reports good business
ia Nanistea
Mr. and Mr. ". G. Speerr u Bedding
and Mr.. ard Nrs :. VI. Ward q Orat
Ia ained IN The New Livingston ye-.
tardpy On their way home from the
worlds FAIR.
jean Csodeld. ooe % Msnis.ee's no-s
prorninent manufacturers e humber and
AIT dlaed IN The Morton yesterday.
apsros John CaaHeld. Msniste-:
r. W. Webster. Detruat. = Mcnamara.
Trstrrse City; y y. Oygsl Holland; VI.
= PulispheF. Traverse CITY, W IL
nsssy. petrcit
stEsrs-W. n Fcster. Detroit. A. J.
Dyer. SaEiuass a. Y. Smith. tsooaricA.
r. y smith. PetoeseT; W T. Hardy.
Msnlssss, J. ~ " bsygun. Ovid.
NEw LrsrSssrnx- ". and Mrs m. e
Waterbury,. Sparfa: J. " Cobbs. Cadil-
lac; Jehn CamainGs, Trareree City. ".
\ Cute. fouia: Robert Hnwell Trax-
sr,e cisy. A. n bshcOek. Dsstroit
Esats-Nra Georrs = stepheneon.
Hanger. 8 Bifeiry. Csspovia. o. G.
Wslier, Hasfings. A. = Niehals. D~trust:
A. r ketilar. weodi2bel. y ID Corneil.
0raflar.
Kn~r-t ~ nroeIie. Manisfrs: r.
rangbs sad wifs. Trarerse CITY. y
HasleT. Tx Rapids. " A. El,iott
Tcnia, ~ Howell rravsrse City. Mies
Nellis Courtesy. Biz Rspisls
popez SrRxrr-C. e. Rohic.on.
Adfian. F. I. Hodges Level. e. 81
Lille. Coopsfsvills, Janes Il. sa~~f.
kaiamas.,os - = uarrfck. peisfinx. n
fshusen Capperssilie
CfkHxvuz<4N ElIirnn. NsrI-f-s.
1sserh Hsefey. ~ kapAsa. a. eirFsa.
f.s~~lfs - A. Thnrns~. Coer<rssills. 4,
+ ctar>l Send Is<~, - T. Sbarp.
- kspAsls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
FRASKLIyS MAXIM THE BEST POLICY
Why 10 So and How Proved SPECIFIC instanosf@0~
Large Business Was Built Up

Honesty policy
d b
cspf q
xoskk yuneeug
tu eondDc
Nte1
cen disas aud they q ftnds and
hborsp
salts Their
% Elm
thas ~ eurstle AND ExANlNAqIO&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15


her diction:
"when ! first went under treatment
had pain in the back. over my eyes, In my
left side. around M heart, and could not
breathe without my mouth being open. 1
could not walk block. had no appetite and
was almost skeleton ! thought ! had heart
disease or consumption and dcctored tr
fifteen years Physicians aud friends SAID
] would die OF consumption. and nasny
said would never set out again
81 can tell the people ] am new person
and am in better health than l have been
since was fifteen years old. cannot say
too much for Dr. Copeland and Graham.
for never expected to be well again. In a
few months gained over thirty pounds. !
was nearly blind and my eyes are nov -
improved that can see twice a. well a. be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

lsscrs~sck. Ca. Oct IA-Ths oeieisl
yelio~ fever report. - rendered today. u
- foiloNs. Deaths. Matilda Grcen-
usoA snd T. 7. Pifnzn Nss cHses.
fouFtesn shifes aud txsnr -eleht col
ossd Discharged. ssseafeen. keesplt
uiationi Cases under frssfuent -,
discharged 10, died. al total. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Stomach Troubles Cured.

fNias n st,ans,k. tsirhfng $50
Esislns rsss.s fse.8 ~ 0za
fsine h<fo@e sea 49, eetfnz
tes.sssnst ratus n sstsrlaeA.
ttte ~ FcelflQ rseIte r1fe4
DFs4sT<lt elfa4
feFsfaF eFsferzia e1frnd
Al <ts.1f.ers trSs-f.lae esres ~ -. =. Cav
1osid. afiloe - MA Ttri&rn srect -
ss&irs. rosnls /. a. Glnns,1 k1s6as. MisA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Eve feet SIX inches tai. and decidedly
lnciinoa 20 smbonpoint. and yet she
was Akbling about on feet not three
inches long. II b gratifying 20 and
that while foot-binding L. fashionable
in China tbs practice i not popular In
California. some pictures are given Of
swo pretty young Chinese ladies with
fsst their natural sire Another pic
turs shows Miss Kwei Ia. . sm,li-
footed native daughter Of the golden
west She belongs 20 one Of our beat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

KAIsxAzoo. Mich Oct. il-Ths street
rsiiHay company has settled with Frank
ccae u Paw Psw Tor sioO. for injuries
received b. being tLrown cut Il bis
buggy With his wife last June. IN run
ming upon pile of paving blocks LETT
By the street railway workmen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

An application for tho appointment
OF receivers q the New York. Pennsyl-
sania h Ohio In conjunction With the
Erie receivers xas argued In the United
States court ia Cincinnati Saturday.
Decision will De rendered Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE you cATARRH7

Hnfs go pains eFev NJ eFsss
freT u<n go F,etsrrf
bsts go 81 oouFh eSsfy nfssIe
krt pc sict ~ ~ stoe1snhf
- aFsfs sEHItin oois afoprsua - rru~ua
D - t1c't - fear tiroarf
1o4 80 - rrlrs6 o'lictI ~ aur I<s<n1e1et1I
- IA. . GLAf 1tli1b. - hDFth DiTi4g1
sifezr- - saairs. rooms 4 aaf & lfan1
htfl1s Hsoh CaH - wfils. ffes a. 11l
- 10 EnsaL nsdsclnas ssE.t seerI NazrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Died.

CORLTAN-Atthe residence Of Charles KEEP
Ter. No. S35 Bates street. Saturday morn
ing nj o'clock. Norman l. Corlsan, aged
81 years. Funeral viii be held at y. IN.
Monday ut the Cascade Church Of Christ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

keep indoors Only the old hays
and menials are seen on the streets
and these are taken by ignorant globe
trotters TO be specimens of the Chinese
ladies who are out of sight Hence
japanese women. who have never been
accused Of shyness. are immoderately
praised 20 the disparsgement Of their
sisters across the Yellow sea OK whom
the world knows little. Some day the
golden lilies OF China win break
away from their scclusion and will be
found 20 average as high as Miss
Chrysanthemum in grace and lowell
ness, and a little In advance OF the
virtue and intelligence seen In the tea
houses of Japan High-bred Chinese
ladies are few and far between in San
Francisco. The majority of China
town ladies are eoncubincs. The first
wife Is often left in China and the
eoncubine ranks as first wife when the
latter h absent
Amongst the upper fifty of China
town society may be found some Chi
nese ladies who have relaxed their So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
GAINED THIRTY POUNDS.

Thoassnds of pesa,ls
are no~ eclng ihroexA
Mrs. wlthey's sxr~d
snce. ~hsch ~4z lAzt
Of ensaecessfsi treat
neat sxt~ndins over
spsriod Of pears. until
shs pat hsrseh under
Tho care Of Dr~ Cope
land and Graham. un-
like many . ~Doaei-
Ing 1hoEna<." as he
iissed that - Dw
Copeland and Graham
had cured Others oi
similar Troubles they
could cure here. Wa
she successful In her
Efforts 10 obtain . ours
can be sen from the
following statement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Purses 70 the amount Of 900 are Of.
fered for the Clio races. beginning next
Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

T. @. Clergyman, funeral director. No. =
Fountain stfeef. Telephone 1.001
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
OPIUM AND MORPHINE

Habi; Absolutely cured without Tan r inccn-
ycnience . he y st8Et duri5'g e tmrnt A &
opiatfs are di.con inued up0n taking the d =.
dose OF the antidofe. with no des Tor Il r
future use. v rite for eifcviars an parficnl !.
Office ADD residence ~ south i-afa . 4 stree
Address all cemmunsca 70 = 4, ID o :
LTScEg. NJ. D.. ieek boxi5 q snd kapids. ~ G
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Mary Burke. No 6io scribner street.
whcoping cough
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Charles W Smith to Lewis T. Gil
lert. ~ IL lot II and 20 II lot ?.
blk 3. Centennial plai ...........-$ 800
Ella Hubbard and husband TO Lydia
A. spohn. lot 2. lnnessunrecorded
flat- - ......-... os~e~
Martin v. Linabury and wife to
Francis Z. Rosenkraus, lot IL, Levi
Bros add $500
Dora l. May to George W. Parker,
"a II lots 6 and 8. blk ?. Moody's
auu 1922. 4t-~U
George W. Parker and vile 70 i. {.
Miller. n "a II lots and (, blk 2,
Moody's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
Charles h Corbin and wife 10 John
c. krupp. LOT s. Briggs sub...... coo
Hattie Neaders TO Emie Scheneman,
soft 81. Barker 4 Veddcr's add IS
Constance NJ. Richmond to Theron
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

no sffkHF 49, = ~ ss~f sffk f-essis
eeet eess fea - - ~ pa heaffea
.t-~e seeeafi - ss-s = fseete Ftss
go - , ss4 e<s4 fr-e 49,. - - efeFs-s
- - - sels e.sa Vie s.s4e4 = e-st. test
ga - trfe "a
fs~sat. l@saseiilA kteh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
BEAUTIFUL sLEEr

BEAUTIFUL SLEEp
~ - an ey,re<sion
w.: !: :: !; ! 8: Is: !: :: !: !
. <r4R e4A us.d for ~
- ard ss.e. :. PET r..vi'. !, /,
tn SI gen-l diE~tion Nnd =
rH - he.ltAe liver A ftrrd
LE fle-~sion faiz - sssiasllst@. -
take cars ~ fbs fossi ue ~ S-7sne-
thinE hrarfng - invinorarnz = osesi>d Zee
tbe h~pr. stssssch. Ard iesexsires
ms i where Foa wiA Had ~ liefret
Fi-sszant fslisfs A. - nnc@i gssest IhsT Arr
any. ssfsF cest~f pits. s,arceif iarsrr sissn
nfusfard $3.50. urasi- - sszss<rtrstrt brfaz'
t-.l sxfr.re. Tfa~~ Pellets are es4isy
ai--el~@i n "a snsasch sad si>r~tssi iaso
- hi<ssf. sftsneissinr 49, - ts,e ffs'fn ~
Hvw. and arcssxiax - scsi risf al thH Fsat'fi'i
~ s~.rqtiuaa Ihas 10y 80 h issfsr<s
eae ~aH
fbersrs --,.srsste~f - e5rs sastsfeettsn ~
rsnrr4 rsfstsst~f n 81 hifssn ata~ta p
Sc H~ssssts. tes<tiFsfisr. pitFssssss. So
ln.ltzsssfeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15


fotsez. ls< -. IN =. A. !. sim
Arxn1 Eienh4as snd stfe q Ancries
haismzn. = - n IA Il. IA ;,
fFslicks add 80
Mar T. Hoxsy . NilEsm y. ksrs-
Al psrs bik I. kemlngse1s 80 iAe
Mary T. Hover ~ Mar J. AxerA
psrs bik 1. Reningtons ad5 .-.... Lao
l<si = Ffosln "a n biian ksrs0azsn.
lea {. III u. A. l. skiDnsfs a&6. 1.sup
Hsnfy ". Reid and wife - la A.
bannsh. piecs of had "a 80 81.
yosa q Wis. % sssIi..s E,;sss
piece Of land On &c -. Lo~eli.. 4.oo0
hillissn ksnsmsn - 1rijul>s ksr-
Ieman- par "a & blk IS. L
cslla d. Psnasli and Flors ]. Pr.
all 10 Joseph Dre-ier. pises lAnd
On 80 IL H3omlnk ............ 1.Oc
Frederick c. Aiiief ~ Geosgs ~
Parker. pleee u hrd % 80 3
Henry Burton 20 Albsrt ". Davis,
pieee Of iand On 80 -. Soion. -. l,3o0
David 4. saith and wife 10 Mar
shall G. kysrs, Place u lano On
&c g. Grand Rapids. so
Marriage Lsoease<
The follo~lng b liss Of TIE marriages
the names rssidsness sshsa cal Il Ne city)
| and ages Of tkr parfiesf A1s
| Alfred Fitch. Wayi2nd. and Franks
| Covert. Rockford z3-16
Dick DeGross and nbbnis Wander
Bert E.nsasii sai R.as foos.. ' Gi.s'
John Van Biois and lila fr.s 81
--------- e------------~--
| Childrens Eidsrdown cIoaking. q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

ChiIdren's Eidsrdown CIoaiing. 2;
inches wide. only &c per yard.
NoIGT. HEkPOIsaElnER a Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

THEY, 10 kflnolds Az. mo1lb ooF1FE eVtTT-
thing. including medioinsk Write for sssnp-
] tom blants
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Hoods Pulls cure liver us aSe- TIA box
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Suffered Intensely

from pain In my stomach and side became
reduced IN flesh. and growing worse. removal
TO the Syracuse hospital was under adyisement.
when l gave Hoods sarsaparills trial I
rapidly gained In flesh. can eat heartily without
distress. and am now well" MIA MART
sHUrE. Cazenosia. New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

CtknxvuEr4E kHirnn. MsuI-f-e.
J ,serf Haeiny. ~ kaplsa. a. Eisrsa.
few~lk ~ A. Thnns~. Ceer~rrssils. =
n Ckarel Sead Ixe~s "a r Sharp.
- EspAsle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

D1uoa SfNErr-N a. Rfbinsun.
Adfisn. r. L Hodges. In~rll. &. 4.
Lille. Conpsfsvals, Jane. e. sa~~f.
kaiamassso, - = Hmrick. pelsfsax. Il
feAusen. Ceprerssilie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

ways entirely and live away from their
own people. Mrs Az Yeong. the wife
Of the Chinese consul II . graduate Of
enc high school aud . thoroughly ae-
somplished lady She drssses In perfect
taste and many who 80 her little hg-
are. hne dark eves and striking fea-
lures take her FIR s-snish LADY. She
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-25
NEW TO-DAY.
Application tor Patent.
NOTICE No. 400. SURVEY No. 1890.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. lDAhu. AupIst 25fn- lsQ3

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. lDAno, AuH asst 25tn, 1898. I
Notice is hereby gwen that NJ. NJ. Mcneil. by
Samuel Fri n.., his attorney in-fac.. whose post
eihco adarts Is huiley,Al u. county, Idaho, has
~ .de Application Tor united stAtes patent 1or
the
FISHER"
Lode Mining Claim, situated unsurveye ed land
III Miner h! Hill Naming Dlstric' Alturxs county,
state OF l1aho. Consisting OF ItUv H. teeI tue
ioue ANA sarfa,e srounu 6oo ieet ~iae. belns
survey No. 1850, anu descr. he'd III sLe held notes
Anu plat Of the official survey hle uilice
with nagnctc Variation al 10 degrees anu 80 -
u,es east, as follows:
beginning At the discovery point OF this claim,
and running thence north L. degrees east $50 ie.t
TO c-rner No. /; .n.hce south II degrees west GU
10 min w.s, 40 e, so,n npf' No
themes north II deg. east GUO feet - corner No
/; then, e south D, deg. Is mln. east 100 feet
20 corner No and ia,e OF beginning survey OF
exterior boundaries VI this claim; Including Al
| area VI 1905 acres applied Tor. No conflicts.
From conner No. U. 5. NJ. NJ. No. bears
| south IS deg. SO min. east 1916 feet.
the sails MINING cisim bling OF record in the
| ftce ot tn County Recorder of SAID Mipins DIs-
rict, At nailey Ii Alt.ras county, state vi idaho
rle dearest Ano"n locations Deing the Chance
lode. lot No. ~. and tue Hidden Treasure Lode,
unsurveyed.
ANY ana sli persons claiming adversely any por.
ton the sale elsner Lode A.iniag Claim or sur.
face grounl ure required to hie .LeIr adverse
| claims thereto with me Register OF the Un,ted
ta,es Ind Ofioe at ALE. state of Idaho, WITHIN
the SKY DAYS puohcatioh Nhereoi, tr they Will
ue barred by virtue OF tae proyis ions OF the
ute III such tases made AND provided.
w. 4. RILEY,
| Register.
direct that the foregoing Notice Of Apyiica-
| tien for Patent be published fer the periou Of
sixty days IN the NOuD kivkR LAILY tINEs. .
, Newspaper published At hailey, Alturss county,
state OF Idaho, being the newspaper published
| nearest said claim.
| W. T. RILEY,
Register,
First publication, Aug. 25th. A. d. 1888.
| W. II. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.