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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-15
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Boise City, Idaho,
Afa,r IN 1000

May 10, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof IN support
of her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the clerk of the district court
at Weiser, Idaho, on July LIST, 1893, viz:
William J. Wiliburn, of Wilbur Idaho.
who made homestead application No.l927
for the lots and and set net section 3.
and swf nwt section |, Up. II n, r 2 W.
He namesthe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Edward Brannon and
George Allen, of Brannon. Idaho; John
Holland, of Payette. Idako; Andrew j.
Mcfarland of Falk's Store, Idaho.
% CuAs. S. KINGSLEY. Register.
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Weiser lodge No. %, A. F. &
O. A. NJ. meets the first and Bird
~ Tuesdays OF each month at the
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-16
LEGAL NOTICES.


no sErb P. YDER AND WALDO DANFoRTH
executors and trustees under the last will an .
testatiient or EDWARD q. Bro ~n. deceased: Deb .Fah
Fanny Rogers formeriy Fanny Blanedha rfeg Fred.
Click Mrnning, Phficiia Manning, Annit4 MorrefI,
uorinerly annie brown. I;o5ert Morren. her hus
ganai .sncy FINK. panieI link. her husband:
LYuisa higgans, George Riggans. her husband. and
You are iereoy notified that at a public sale
mace By the CITY Collector Of Jersey City on tn
ga day Of Aptu. 1891. The Mayor and Aldermen
dollars snd afteen cents ALI he su Iandd and Te nesl
estate situate In Jersey CIV. in The County OF Hud-
son and state OF New Jersey. fronting on cafteret
front part lot four @ In block number six hun
dfed ard seventy-fwo t67N upon an assessment
made by tine .CommissIoners Of Ad1ustmsnt, 40.
polnteI In and for said city by the Circuit Court
OF sne county OF Hudson. q certified COPY Of which
report ana map was .lied in the office or the City
, oliectof Of Jersey CftY, on the ED day or Nay,
iSN, said report and map and said sale being
legislature or New Jersey, passed. March 3Uth, 1856,
entltled:
AN Act concerning the settlement and collection
wafer rasss ar wassr r esaSs' asSsssmshss an9
etate, ana imposlng and levytng a tax, assess
nlsnt and lisn In lieu and instead Of such ar
and TO provide for the sale OF lands subjected
TO iuiure taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
ana you are further notified that Won apnear to
nave an estate or interest in said land md red
estate, and uniess the said land and real estate
the expiration Of six months from and after ne
service hereof. o decd for the same will be given
S9ny ~ to lns assor and Aldermen Of Jersey
cording to the provisions of the said act.
rh Rs,sd SsS1s1 a Stsy. n Nb I R5 NIX l os l lsss crrv
SEAL REUBEN sn aesias Mayor.
49, Attest: JOHN e. SC orr,
(sale No. 14lGl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-16

no SHERIDAN SHOOK. ELLEN SHOOK. HIS
wire, Cornelia Ltnskey, Fraak Linskey, her
nusoand, Leniuel Madison, Raphael n. Madison,
detre.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made Dy the City Collector of jersey City, on the
Of Jersey City purchased for the sum OF Seven
hunureo apd, eignty-two dollars and thirty cents
AL the land and real estate situate in Sersey
City. in the County of Hudson and state of New
Jersey. fronting on Lexington avenue, which is
Ialn DOWN and DESIGNATED al lots etghty-hve (S5l to
ninety three sslalt: IN blocks number i've hundred
ana t@enty seseu(S2Dand tive hundred and twenty
niAee5-si upon an assessment map annexed to . re.
port lumber Il.made by the commissioners OF Ad-
ustment appointed III and for sail city by the
Cfcalt. Court of the County of Hudson, q certified
flee Of the City collector of Jerse. Cry, on he 18th
Gay OK May. 1891, said report and map and said
sale being made pursuant to the provisions OF IA
aos OF tne legislature OF New Jersey. passed March
Sth, 1856, entitled;
An Act concerning the settlement and collection
OF arrearsges of unpaid tax Is. assessments and
wafer RATES or water rents In cities OF this
state. and imposing and levying a tar, assess
rSaraees, and TO enforce the payment thereof,
and 10 provide for the sale OF Lam DIS subjected
70 !nture taxst!on and assessment"
Aad the several supplements thereto.
nave an estate or Interest," in sati land and real es-
tate, ana unless the said land and real estate shall
De re deemed as provided in said acts. before the ex-
plratlon OF six months from and alter the service
ing 70 the Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City the
lee simple or said la d and real estate according
TO tae provisions or the said act.
H MAYOR n ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY,
REUBEN IMPSO
t Acting Mayor.
SEAL Attest. JOHN E. SCOTT,
tSale No. 29II)
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LIEUTENANT pEARY.

ships he will have to undergo. The Falcon
will leave him about the end of July at his
old headquarters on Whale sound, in iati-
tude u degrees 80 minutes north, returning
for the party two years later. The entire
party will live in one house, which they are
taking with them, and as soon as they have
it erected preparations for the following
winter will begin. The hunters will be
sent out for reindeer and other game, and a
party will be dispatched to the northeast
ward with provisions, which they will car
ry as far as they can travel before the win
ter darkness sets in. These provisions will
be deposited in a cache for the use of the
real exploring party, which will come over
the same route as early as possible In the
following year and will find its work
greatly facilitated by being able to pick up
a large share of its provisions many miles
to the north.
The lieutenant expects to start on his in
land journey next spring early in March.
Last year it was the middle of May before
he was fairly started. Hewill travel to the
northeastern coast of Greenland, as he did
before, selecting what he thinks likely to
prove an easier route. When he reaches In
dependence bay, the party will be divided,
some of them going south to explore the
coast between the bay and Cape Bismarck,
Of which but little is known at present.
The others will keep IN tothc north, explor-
ing and mapping the country as they go,
studying the natives and making all sorts
of scientific Investigations. The journey
will be made on foot, and, as Lieutenant
Peary says, if they do not succeed in reach
ing the pole it will be because there is moth
ing to walk on.
Lieutenant Peary seems to be a born ex-
plorer. This will be his third expedition
to Greenland, and he has twice penetrated
the wilds of Nicaragua, surveying the route
for the &nteroceanic canal. He will bear
the entire expense Of the coming expedi-
ton himself, having devoted the past win
ter and spring to lecturing for the purpose
Of raising the necessary funds. He deliv-
cred 1e5 lectures in 1o2 days. He expects it
will cost him about $4,000 before he is
through. lie says there is nothing in it
for him but glory if he succeeds and pity if
he fails. The lieutenant is a native OF
Maine and about 40 years of age. He has
been a civil engineer in the navy since
1881.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-16

bilt says that her prompt and heroic action
saved him. Others declare that Mrs. Dodge
could not swim and only plunged to the
rescue because she was in a nervous fright
and did not now what else to do. Even
this version, however, does not acquit Mrs.
Dodge of the charge of heroism. for if she
was in a nervous fright it was because she
thought she saw a man drowning before
her eyes, and her action was just what it
should have been if she could swim.
The how of it all was thus: Mr.. Wander
bilt was giving a swimming party in his
pool, which is simply an artificial pond
separated from the ocean by a wall, SO as
to retain the water long enough to permit
the sun to warm it sufficiently to make it
wimmable. ( The ocean water at Bar
Harbor is usually. too cold for swimming.
Hence the pool. Among Mr.. V~anderbilt's
guests were Mrs. Dodge and several other
young ladies whose names often grace the
society columns of the New York papers,
and two nephews of the host, Willie Sloane
and young Elliott f. Shepard, Is and IA
years old respectively. The boys were the
only ones of the party who knew much
about swimming.
Mr.. Vanderbilt could swim a little,
though, and therein lay his danger. After
everybody else had got wet and tired of
splashing about he started In to entertain
his company by diving into the deep end of
his pool, where there is 10 feet of water, and
fetching up at the shallow end. The trick
is not a very difficult one, and George came
up with a smile of triumph beneath his lit
tie black mustache after every effort except
the last. Then he staid down so long that
everyf dy got frightened, and when he did
come up it was with the touching appeal,
For God'ssake, ave nae. somebody" after
which he sank again.
Then it was that Mrs. Dodge plunged in.
Though she could not swim, she managed
to reach the drowning Crosus, and he
threw his arms about her. This imperiled
the life of his sfair rescuer, for it dragged
her also beneath the water, seeing which
the two boys took a hand in the rescring
business and ultimately managed to irag
preserved and preserver safely ashore.
Mrs. Dodge is a daAghter of John .3ige-
low, who was United States minister to
France in 1867, and a sister of Poulyney
Bigelow, editor of Outing. She is abolt2 5
years old.
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Sale 10 ian

TO E R. RYDER AND WALDO ~DANFoRTH.
l. executors and trustees under the last will and
j. Brown. widow Of Edward .. Brown, deceased;
Fannie Rogers formerly Fannie Blanchard). Fred
formerly AMMO iruwnl, konert Morreil. her hus-
band; Nancy Fink. Daniel FinS, her husblnd;
Louisa R1ggans, George tiggans. Ler husband. and
Ellen Brown.
made BY the City Coilector C jersey City. on the
sth.day of t,ctober. 1891, the Mayor and aldermen
dred and htty- eight dollars aud ffty-sis cents LII.
the land and real osTaie situate in Jersey City, in
fronting Oh Cayen Point avenue which is laid
down and designated al lots thirty five (a5) to
seventy-Shree t6s5. upon an assessment map an
nexed 70 q rep ,rt number seventy two an. made
in and for SAID city by the Circuit Court Of the
County OF Hudson, q ~certiiet c lpy OF which re-
Collector If jersey City. on the Iath day OF July.
1881. said report and ma and said sale being Hisde
Iasars n New &c sH5 5e pssy,' ,assed q March an as' s 81 shs ISL ases ~.
tttled:-
A ACT concerntng the set lement AMI collection
OF srrearages OF unpaid taxes. assessments and
tate. and imposing and ley,i x q tax. asse g.
meDt aud Hon In lieu and instead of such sr-
ana to provide for the sals of lands subjected
to ruture taxation and asse ssment."
ana tho several supplements theretJ.
And you are further notified that you appear to
estate, AID un Hess rhe said land aud real estate
shall be redeemed. as provided In said acts. before
service hereof. a deed rot the same VIII be given
conveying to The Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey
cording 10 the provisio ms OF tne sati act,
rR Rntea 5ersss Cisy, :. 1 y, :T q y \ i "a, l RE. v crrv
kEULEN SIMPSON.
Acting Mayor.
49, JOHN \. scorT.
t~~, (sale Ne, 1885,
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LEGAL NOTICES.


rl,o e B. RYDER N WALDO DANFoRTH
1 executors and trustees under the ia,t will and
Testament OF Ed ard q. Bro mn, deceased Deb aran
Fannie Rogers IermerIy Fannie Bianchardj, RED
erfck Manling, Philsn . Mtnning. Annie korreli
~tformerly Annie sownl iteoert ,MorreH, herhus-
Ellen Brown.
made by the City collector OF Jersey citS' q, s the
Jersey City purchased for : ,e sum OF Tires hun,
ALL the land and real estate situate In Jersey City
IN the County OF Hudson ant State or New Jersey.
fronting on Wniton street, which is aid down and
hundred and seveuty-tive e655 upon au assessment
mag ANNEXED to a report number iftv- three (5sJ.
made by the Commission err Of Adjustment, APP
pointed In and for said City by the Circuit Court Of
the County OF Hudson, a certified copy or which re-
port and map was filed in the ONCE OF the city Col.
lector Of Jersey City. on the " day ofMay. 1891. SAID
70 the provisions OF an act OF the / legislature OF
New Jersey, passed Alilrcn 3UGh. 1885, eatitied:-
AN act concerning che settlement and collection
OF arrenrages OF un paid taxes, assessments and
wator rates or water-rsnts in cieies OF this
state, and i'm posing and ievytng Q tax. assess
ment and lien In lieu and instead Of such ar
and 10 provide for the sale OF lands subjected
tofqture Taxation. and assessment"
ana the soYcrai supplements thereto.
And YOU are further notified tnat you appear t.,
estate, and unless the said land and real estate
shall be redeemed. as provided In said acts. before
me expiration Of six months from and, after the
conveying o the sayor and Aldermen OF jes sey
CITY the Zee simple OF said land and real estate
aG nol sl js g sae ei R,oy z T. 1o Of tn ssS said IA acc.
REUBlN SIMPSON.
(~~~) Acting Mayor.
SEAL. Attest JOHN e. SCOTT,
49, City Clerk.
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49,. - Nav York.
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tends to test an original theory of his in re-
gard to arctic currents. It will be remem-
bered that the American Jeanette was
caught in the ice north of the Behring sea
in September, 1879. and drifted to the north
of the New Siberian islands, where she sank,
the ice moving with her eight miles daily.
DR.. Nansen maintains that that is the
region where the SO called Greenland cur
rent originates, as fragments of the jean
nctte were found on the northwest coast of
Greenland, having apparently drifted across
the polar region. 1t is also well known that
driftwood from Siberia often floats down
the northern coasts Of Greenland. Hence,
says DR.. Nansen, the correct plan is to go
with this current instead of buffeting
against it, as arctic explorers have generally
done. And to this bold experiment the
brave and intelligent Norseman expects to
devote five years. That he and his men
must endure much and risk death in many
forms need not be told.
DR.. Nansen's home is IN a modest but
capacious wooden cottage at Lysaker, 20
minutes ride by rail from Christiania, and
there his young wife and infant child will
wait ont the five years Of his absence. He
is still q comparatively young man. in firm
health and aslsS failing good shirts. With
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-16
HANSEN OF NORWAY.
VIII Try to Follow Driftwood Across the
Polar Sea.

VIII Try to Follow Driftwood Across the
Polar Sea.
Every year we read the details of a new
expedition Of venturesome men to some un-
explored corner Of the earth. Africa is just
now the favorite, Australia is a good sec
ond, and there are still large regions in
Asia of which little is known. But the
arctic regions still have their old fascina-
ton, and DR.. Fridtjoff Nansen and lis
picked crew of IL hardy Norwegians have
recently sailed from Christiania in the Fran
to try an entirely new route into the remote
and unknown north.
The Fran is a curiosity in itself, a three
masted schooner built by an English con-
tractor after a special design and of care
fully selected and tested materials. In it
are Italian oak, American elm, Norwegian
pine and German oak, and the so called
''iceskin'' or armor is of green hearts of
oak. Her length is 113 feet 2 inches, her
beam So feet 1 inch and her displacement
500 tons. With this vessel Oh. Narsen in
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-16

RIO f T b RYDER tND WALDO ~DAHFoRTH,
executors anc trustees under the last viii and
i. Biomu. widow Ut Edward q. Brown, deceased;
kaunie Rogers, Qornleriy Fannie Bl nchard J,
reiIi0 eformerlly a Ixi.i B,omn5 : Ko one A1r : her her
husband: Nancy Fink, Daniel Flax, her husband,
Lo9i = Rigstns, George Aisgans, her husband,
1ou are Hereby netiaed that at a public sale
made by the City collector of Jers y Cits. On the
2Srd = q, OF april, lSyi, the Mayor and Aldermen of
Jersey City pnrehe .ed for he sam of three hun
the laud and. real estate sltua { In Jersey Guy iu
fronting on Casen Point aveoue, which /, laid
down anu designated rs lots thirty-one t3ll aud
thtrty-four ga III b ock number six hundred and
seventy -FOUR t6i4}. upon an asses sinens map an.
nexed To a report number nftysthree 1851 made by
and for sal / C ty by the CT cult Court OF tue county
of HUI ison. 4 certified copy Of winch re port and
Jersey City, on the 2lnd dag of May, 1899. said re
port and map and said sale being made pursuant
or CIV Jersey, passed. march SJth, 1SSi. { ntitled;
OF arrearagos OF unpaii taxes. assessments an /
water rates or WA er rents in cities OF this
ment and lien in lieu and instead of such
arrearages. ana 70 enforce tie payment
thereof, and 70 provide for the sale CT lands
subj cied TO future taX2.io1 alu asses 5ulauC -
And the several supplement s~tnereto.
and you are further notidei tna5 you appear t o
have an estate or interest Ia sal land and real
shall re redeemed. al provided IN the said acls.
before the ex ration OF six montas from aud after
the service hereof. a de d FOR tne Same will 9
Jersey City the fee simple OF said Land and real
Estate according 70 the provisions u tue said act.
49, REUBEN SIMPSON,
3sEAL Acting Mayor.
JOHN F. scorr.
City Clerk.
(Sale No 1871 -