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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-02-23
The A. O. U. w. Entertainment.

The entertainment to be given by the
members Of Phoebe Lodge No. %. A. o.
U. w. and their friends, at Thompson's
Opera House on the first of March
next Wednesday evening-promises to
be splendid affair.
The exercises will commence at
o'clock, and the Committee earnestly re
quest all who are to participate to be ON
hand SO that the opening may not be de-
layed beyond the hour of 8.
PROGRAM.
Master of Ceremonies. M. Williams
Instrumental Music--When
We are Old and Gray Columbus Band
Recitation-Barbera's
Apology for Being Unable
To Sing. .......,. DIR. J. d. Campbell
Duett, with guitar accom-
paniment-The Beautiful Moonlight.
49,. Misses Flo and Hannah DeFriez.
Essay-Our Girls. &c. E. Goodrich
Solo--The Grand Old Ocean.
Ihlos "a ~ OdSOpbOh
Recitation-Th Blacksmith's
Story. H. #. Freudenthal
Vocal Duett-Ship Alloy,
Messrs M. Schaefer and 7. j. Osborne.
Comic Song-"Oh! What DIFF.
fererence in the Morning" J. B. Wheeler
Neutrality-suspicious. Sorghum
In Love" ...............W. J. Dooley
Vocal Duett-Whispering Hope,
Mrs. (. D. Turner and Mrs. ]. D.
................. Campbell.
Instrumental Music.
"Persifor Smiths March"
.........,...... Columbus Band.
Trio-"A Little Farm Well
TILED" :. !. Messrs j. B. Wheeler,
Max Schaefer and T. ]. Osborne
The Last Meeting OF The
Corksorew Club"
w. j. Dooley and H. E. Prudential
INTRRMIssIoN TEN MINUTES.
To conclude with the side splitting
farce entitled:
1.-THE PROSECUTED DUTCHMAN"
In three scenes.
Cast OF Characters
John Schmidt. 49,. H. 4. Prudential
Captain Blowhard. B. G. McDonough
Hon. Augustus Clearstarch. w. J.Dooley
Charles Soberly u. A. CLARK
Mr.. Plentiful. 49,. DR.. j. D. Campbell
Teddy ............J. B. Wheele,
Miss Arabella Blowhard
Miss Flo DeFriel
Mrs. Plentiful. +. i. :. Mrs. J. d. Campbell
Perseverance. 80. Miss Louisa DeFrie,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-02-23

The tallest flagstaff in the world has
been raised in front of the Washington
State building at the Worlds Fair. 1t
is single Puget Sound FIR tree 2SS feet
high.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-02-23

Assemblyman Boston has introduced
bill for an act to prohibit the wearing
of hoop skirts by the females Of Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-02-23

Thus, with the exception of Douglass,
which is small grazing county, princi-
pally, Lincoln stands lowest on the list
at this time.
At the next general election held here
the Sheriff and Assessors Offices will be
combined with salary of 81 900 year
for the two. What competent man can
be found who will undertake the work at
such figure, even with matters remain.
ing as they are now with US, not to speak
Of the improvement which is sure to
come? 1t cannot well be done and the
man who undertakes it will do 90 with
the intention Of letting minor matters in
each department take care of themselves.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-02-23

Senate Bill No. 25, introduced in the
Senate by Hon. C. H. Patchen. passed
by that body, altering the salary Of one or
more of our county officers, was tabled in
the Assembly Hall and bids fair to die
outright. The context of the measure
was not known here and when it was re.
ported to have passed the Upper House,
few here objected to its going any
farther until its provisions were under
stood. We are informed that the bill
provides for increasing the yearly salary
OF the County Assessor from 81 400 TO
81 800. While economy in County Gov
eminent is the first consideration, 1t
should not be carried tr such degree as
to throw all county Offices into the
hands of men poorly equipped to handle
them, yet this ia the effect of low pay
and extensive duties. From the organi.
cation of this county down to 1885,
when we were at lower ebb than al
any time in our history, the Assessors
salary was $1,000 year. 1t was then
reduced to its present 6guse-$l, 400-tc
be in keeping with our tax income,
Since 1885, though we have experienced
very prosperous times, and added largely
to the duties of Assessors Office, by new
laws doubled the work in fact, no pro
vision for a corresponding increase il
pay has been made. Each county in thu
State of late years has been looking t
its own interest and in 1891 the Legisla
ture passed special laws on salaries con
corning two-thirds of the counties in tn
State, providing for Assessors as fol
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22

ciaeorons ~ WHICH AN HOUSE,.
via cta MAKE CHARLOTTE Hvsss,

They Ace At,sss,iss ~ Appss,ssss sss
rssss ~ Wen .. Tbsy fsss. Ace gssits
DisssssS s.s oss ss s@ssr wlsssss
gss" y, ssvss's ~ okga,
A plain charlotte fusse, The New ymk
Tribune thinks, IL vwy ampls dish,
easily made NJ homo whsD Opos tho ~
cret ~ whipping oypa,o IA mastered, This
greatest obstacle IN tbs wAy ~ whipping
cream n undoubtedly ths complicated
machinery which has bseb introduced
Tor domestic use. on MI the vafious ms,
chobed contfivsncss, from tIps Ilitis
churDs not over two inches IN diameter
snd which arc practically worthless ~
fbe larger and really valuable cream
cburn, nothing does the work ~ success.
fully m tbs ordinary egg whip ~ tho
kind used by professional cooks.
The difficulty In tho introduction ~
this whip into general bousehoid uss IL
It's weight Very fsw women have
strength enough 10 nse tho wire sgg
whip Of tbs chef successfully. 10 ~ ex.
hausting work even for man. because
II must be used steadily with that scisp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22


Tho M lepsy Ey~kA,s Nyp ~ vases
~ vs'~ msy eefpg - masr ~ sh<ss
yg sesS
hTsfios n slgsys pen, bss ps,s NJ
~ sNb fssls gshasst
j,~d j9eb 10 ~ aJg tgn4 ft@s ssr~s
" ps,pls vbs tfsss ~ lesk,
A ling liver lles N s,,s l,sss ss.sss 80
sssiIevt s~fasai constellation
THIS jsyjgg N No hti@gsle sebls Nas
tegBs ~ vslsntle N fsesssS IN isN
onBsfsi flooss h s~i4 " havs ggiAad
slmsalf ~ bls kssvisdss N phslsissg,
Tho god Httis i,yy ghe g0siass st1sl
spSn dossot ss,gDis " svtDs 4 Idess N
"Wbe sym s@w . hmss, Nomas ~
. sword fsltbfsIT saTs M syiesssi 50
ilfist,
f'bs diserest man will sos fsgss wies
ladies' ate aissBf that gentlemen ssT ~
present.
pOmpsy's pilim NJ lissss1rs rS
neither syseted w tOnpsy sw ~ bis
memory,
10 Ia sstlmsssd tiss hsw yoft slty
bses sboDt igOG1J laessdssesDt igj,ts
every Day,
Latimsys father was ss bossst, oo1
fearing English peasant VIM prs,sd Win
his children,
Recruits for tie Chinese army sys MT
aecspted unless ttsy cen Jump . aiesb
six fost wids,
The wiss Ia isocbsfonesgh oges ssla
thst parody 10 be- bssssbls must Nv bst'
ter than tho original.
Tho Fssjses have wars gIszsd With
the rosin Of tree, but " appears " havs
been derived from Europe,
salt tougbens the FIBER m white Of egg
and should never Dc addsd w cOoksd
ones until they are ready 10 BE- satsn
There IN said 10 be- only one hotel In
this country, and that one IN f'i,ii@tsI
phia, which hasa library for the pss Of IT,
guests.
In poll taken among the editors N
France by The Petit journal ~ W VINO
In their opinions should constitute the
real Academy" Zola led with 1, ,Iss votes,
Life insurance dates from almost the
year 1850 and wss the invention Of chey.
alier de Mere, Flemish nobIsmaD, and
Able Blsise Pascal, tho famous Jesuit
priest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
Tho Biggest sa.s os Esrsh,

John Hanson Craig, with mis- wife ssd
3-year-old child. are visiting James An.
derson and James McPherson, rsisfiyss,
Craig's home IL In Danyiile, Hendricks
county, but he has been In the show busi.
ness since his babyhood In answer "
questions he sa1d;.
"Inow weigh e07 pounds and sn ~
years Old. At birth weighed II possAs,
ut II months weighed IT pounds, At
years, EOS pounds, At that tiEss I teob
the 81 900 premium at Bzrnuln's ksby
show I'm New York city In ths year lsss,
At o years weighed zoe pounds; st ~
years, 405 pounds; at 20, eol pounds, st
22, 725 pounds; at 27, 76s pounds, ~ ~.
TIA pounds; at 20. 59l pounds; ~ ~, s1e
pounds: Ut 81. s5S. and nay Hssept
weight 10 Just bo7 pounds Lame fsst
inches high. measure q feet and 4
inches around the hips. ~ inches around
the ankle. 20 inches around ths kss<,
90 inches areaDd tl,s thigh nsxt 10 tbs
body. require Al yards for suit sf
clothes and 3ponnds Of yarn for stDsk>
iugs."
Mrs. Craly h q good looking bLos1,
weighs i5o pounds and formerly seesss~
panied her husband In the rois u ssAks
charmer ss .Zols Ayres. .v--IaAisasDsais
Journal
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
THE MOLD.

tic exectness Of motiDh that Is certain
to produce q result. Select, therefore,
for the purpose Of beating cream az light
awire whip as you can get, or even one
Of bamLo 90. Begin beating rather slowly
and increase the pace until by rapid
beating fine firm froth fsproduced.
The pan in which the cream is beaten
should rest in second pan OF chopped
ice, and the cream should be thoroughly
cold before you begin TO beat It. Lift
the froth carefully Off when II becomes
thick on the surface Of the cream into
an earthen lined colander set in second
pan, 80 that any superfuous milk may
drain of. Continue TO beat till the foam
will rise no longer. There will always
be little cream in the bottom Of the
pan which is not rich enough TO beat TO
a'froth. This may be used for coffee or
for frozen creams.
It is possible for cream to be 30 heavy
that 1t will churn into butter in cream
churn before it forms froth. There
need be no such trouble when it is beaten
with q whip. A great many housekeep-
er8 who have become accustomed to q
lafge cream chnrn do very satisfactory
work with it, but it is not employed by
domestic workers outside the family
kitchen and at best IL an awkward con.
trivance. When thecream il once beaten,
1t will not return to liquid state unless
It is heated.
A genuine French charlotte russo is
not stiffened by gelatin, but fs made of
whipped cream favored and sweetened
in various ways. The cake which forms
the cover is always sponge cake, and the
most convenient form is that of the sim
pie lady fingers that are to be found in
any bakashop. These dainty little cakes
are generally used for charlotte russo
by the French. To make individual
molds, split the lady fingers and cut
them in half. Have at hand six small
charlotte russo molds. These'should f,e
about ~ inches high, 2 inches across the
bottom and sloping toward the top
Line the molds with the pieces Of lady
fingers, being careful to keep the outside
Of the cakes against the mold.
It will take about pint of cream
beaten to q stif froth to fill these indi-
vidual chariottes and leave little to
make dressing around them. II you
wish charlotte russo la vanilla, flavor
the whipped cream with teaspoonful
Of vanilla, adding 2 heaping tablespoon
fuls Of powdered sugar for sweetening.
II you wish the charlotte russo au cafe,
add Q tablespoonfuls Of coffee essence
with the same amount of sugar, or If you
wish IL favored with maraschino add
tablespoonful of this liquor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
A Peculiar nsthod Of Yls,,sax.

At Tetulia, one OF the islands Of Oeesa-
lea, M. Aylic Marin witnessed peculiar
method OF fishing. The scene, ~ he de,
cribes 1t, IL picturesque and interesting,
The costume Of ths natives Of TstnIia IL
q kind of short tuDic OF seaweed or keayes
They powder tbe hair white with chalk
snd wear wreaths of ksrdeniss or red
hibiscus on their heads and around their
necks. The warriors, unlike the men Of
peace, powder their hsir red. As their
locks are very long they nave q'nts .
terrible appearance.
At o signal ali tho inhsb9tant1 OF tbs
village assembled on tho ssashore, There
were about 200 persons. They plunged
into the water. each carrying branch Of
the cocoa palm.
At q given distance from the shore they
turned toward IL and formed compact
half circle, each one holding his psIm
branch perpendicuisrly In the wstsr,
thus forming kind Of seine. The leader
of the party gave signal, and this living
net approached tho shore Gradually, IN
perfect order, driving before II q mnIti,
tude Of fishes. Surrounded by this living
wall and caught Ia the cocoa palm
branches, many OF the fishes were cast on
the sand by the waves, and others were
killed with sticks.
The women gathered up the fishes In
baskets. Some were at once taken 20 the
cabin Of the chief Of the village, and some
were cooked for M. Marin oyer hot Goals
and given 10 him without seasoning, but
with bananas and cocoannt milk 70 com
plete the meal. .--Youth's Companion
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
Rsksd omsl.t L xles.

Allow less sthsn two eggs apiece, or
for four 2eopie ~ eggs. Beat all tbs
whites and yellows together save one
white, which beat separately. Add q
dash OF salt, one Of pepper and a des-
sertspoonful Of -four mixed 10 q thin
paste In milk; then add an additional
tablespoonful Of milk. Beat In the
whipped whites mix wen. pour into .
hot, well buttsred pudding disb and
bake. When II sets, II IL done. Send hot
TO the table, for 1t soon falls. This II ~
good as omelet souffie, but should BE-
baked in adeep dish and Of course served
in the sanie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
rbs Handsomsst Of sIi Ceins,

This proud dbsttgetiDD " ssDsssIty
'cOncsdsd W the United btatsg twenty
dollar go)d p,ses. wsvvsi ~ bvsatT ~
design AMI fgtsh> tins LDvsilss8 N
Gsdts bssGlwOrk jsa bsG1s0ms we.
1,sD. NlB the bJG0m ~ bssytb; " che h
not, Dr. Pjsfes's Fsvostts yfssestDtl0s
viii 1estDfe her Ladies' who nss ms
pssriess remedy arc unanimous In ~
psslss. TOR ~ cures ti,6ss c,asiIsss iIIs
which are tbs bzDs NJ filsjf ssx --ifssn.
Isntjes dfszgiSg lOw8 DsiDs, isnsU,s.
ton, bystsy1s, slsspjsssDses, saA tks
rsII R0tsV ssgsstsess which ksssdsn
Their daily Jlyss. a tefsje ss1 fysfvise,
without sIeDilOI,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
An ths wems. sosxss a. se,.L

An amusing paragraph Which hss
been going the roands u the psess states
that the publishers u . German DoyA
recently did neat thing In the wsy n
advertising. They caused " bs inserted
In most u the Deyspzperss notice " tfss
effect that certain nOblsmAa of wealth
and high position DESTROYS Of hadiDg .
wife wanted 49, who psssGpblsd The
heroine In ths novel named Thwsuyss
every msrriaUssbls vonss WHO ssw ~
notice boBebt tbs book n osdeF - -
what the hssolns VS. lfks, ss1 ~ vos1
had N isDmenss sal, Pslntesy fnk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
OUT OF THE MOLD.

A delicious spricot charlotte may be
made Of pint Of preserved apricots
strained through sieve TO form apuree,
to wbish an ounce Of dissolved gelatin
is added. Chill the puree and stir IL till
the mixture begins TO thicken. Then
add q quart Of well whipped cream
sweetened with scant half emp Of pow.
dered sugar. The amount Of sugar need
ed viii depend largely upon the amount
In the preserved apricots.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
MS1ERIESl
The Nervous System the Seal
OF Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.

No mystery has evet eorapsted nIit thet .
Qf professional fesrhfch snd gDdy N Mi ages
hut not vithstesdlas this fsef n n not sosef
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22

$%,::$S' ~, y:
tive ~ hif
pDriio'i ~ The
nervous Ays-
;s::% %,s'::.t.;$,;;
cause Instant
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22

Recent discoveries rave demonstrated that
all the organs of the body are under the con-
troll Of tbe nerye cent? -, located IN or near
the base pf tle brain sHd that tbpn these ire
deranged PIE organs WHICH they supply with
nerve fiuid are aIso deraDRed When Tits re-.
membered that serious inlnfy 20 ibe spinal
cord Will cause paralysis of tie body below
pseyentsSa ,sS By The LnjJry from reachlgs re
the derangcmsnt OF the nerve ce0tera win
cause the desaDgemspt Of the various organs
which they supply With nerve force.
Two-thirds OF chronic diseases are due 10
the imperfect action Of the nerve cenirr- ~
the base OF the brain. not from n de, gge-
ment primarily originating IN the org r.
self The great mistake of pbysIciD ~ In
treating these diseases u that they treat the
organ rather than the nerve centers which
DR. FRANKLIN MILES. the celebrated spc-
ciallst, has profoundly studied this subject for
ovef 20 years, and has made mauy Important
discoveries In connec tion with H. chief among
them being the facts contained In the above
statement, and that the ordlpary methods Of
treatment are wrong. All headache. dtzzi-,
ness. dullness, confusion, presBtffe, blues,
mania. melancholy. insanity. epilepsy. 81.
,nt,sr witus dhance, h etc. are nervous diseases no
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine. Is due ID NE
DR. MILES RESTORATIVE NkRvrNE y sold By
all druggists on positive guarantee, or sent
direct by DR.. MILES MEDICAL Co., Eikbart
Ind, on receipt OF price, 81 per bottle, six
r0ttles for IS. express prepaid. IL contains
>elther opiates nor dangerous drugs. III
soid by d. J. Fry, druggist, Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22

Take piece Of alum about the size Of
. nut and melt In enough hot water 10
cover tho hands. When the alum has
quite dissolved, soak your hands IN the
liquid for quarter Of an hour. Wtps
tbs hands dry. put On looss gloves -
s.os snd wsar thsm all night and -
lopg ~ yQpcsa during the dsS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
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siib eEf6fS.
N ,~ wI,1ss~Is l'Ts s56, pgH,slI saSD'
FpH ft1 brak, tis sseked, Shorts sis
ssa s2lt ctsob FEED 80 STD go.
WISER,
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8hY hsb sRAts,
fysf2 ~ ~ N, a. eeffs,
fay Wiz, si6, ilmotby ssa siovs,,
eIz, tssisd tfz sad tH
t,srey-siqs dsma.a sycept for feed.
~ esfssS,
shss ps1fJtofs,
WWyt-s gsssf, 10 N t2je,
tfDt~ ts6,siI sefs, 10 W t76
Evss=tssfs, ~ eNsts,
jssls~r.s,,sss e~,,y, W " ~, fancy
egssOs<ft, ~ N, NJ,
lbssss 10 ~ IA efs
Yarn smOted nests tssgyb ~,
bsBys, IN, shoulders, ~,
yadstDss--5s eSsts,
Onions W q cents
8iDss Asb rims,
0SssD, y ets; dfy, 4 ets, sf,sep peItS,
~ ets ~ ttez5s No gsotstleos sn ios,,
nvg e0Dtfsy,
Hens, 10 ets, bsdless lzii ducks, ia,
taSksts, slew ssIs, et,odoe, 10 ets; gsess
sl0w,
PORTLAND uD0rAfiOss.
eys,s, tssa, sts,
Floaf--f,tsndsyG, tg,lJ, Wsjis WsIJs,
tS,4c; gr.bsas, ts,ot s,vst6es, tz,6D
osis-Wblte, ,50e per bsstej, e,sy, 4sc;
rolled, ~ bazs, VI z,fg)e 10, bsSssls,
" 6)l1g, 10; esses, ~ II.
Hays-jssst, ti5eDI7 per toni common,
lI0N1ts,
M)lJssufYs. Bran, sj7,6D; shorts, szz;
ground harley, tzglyz4, eti0p fssd, So
psf ton, whole fsas,i, Harley, bfJli,sS Ger
Genital; njddttDg, szSlg,zs pef t06; bfsw.
Ing harley, N)llt,3e psf csBtaI, chicken
wheat. tLzzl0II,M pef esstab.
DAIRY gtDBDcE,
Butter OfsE0G fsBey creamery, ,zzI lt
ne; fancy dsirr, t7Ifg,z,e; fsir W god,
l6N1iee; common, ne psr pOsDdj CslI
f0rnie, 3slzfle t,ss fojL
chssss - Oregon, ~ ~ ~. Eastern
twins, tee: Young AWsSies0, Ige tsf
per C<,und; California fats, 14e,
EKss--OfesSa, t4l1t5e f,sr d0zsn.
Poultry Chickens, on, ", bfd5jsrs,
large, ts,0blal,tg sBsij, tz,0y61z ~;
ducks, old. 1|,ftjla6,00, young, t3.0t
IygOD; greer, ts,t,. t0fksys, tiys, 1870;
dressed, i5e, psf pound.
sAs ysAscjse1 MARKET.
Wool; Ofeg0B Eastern ct05es, ma,
~; DO t0fsriof, al1iic; 30 vsiIsy, Igty
H0p%-I2l1Iee, f
PDtstOes Of1iDsry kinds N ssw IN
sacks at 9Jef1tt,W per- esaiat, new
Esny RISE, b0xss, IN; new Buy,
baoEs, u 1)lgt b psf esaisJ,
OpiG0s sejl1ty)e psf esDfs1 tor red.
and 81 lsJly,t VI fOf sjIvsrsklss,
Barley Fee1, szll1szje tsS esntsl
for g0sd gnaiity snd ne fDf etsDies,
Dyewtng, D1llt,l,z4 per essfsI.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22

There - ssss vho - yssss go -
sfortans sl,asss wifkis - sGzssr -tD1ey
be Il begging bis bssaAs
How ssdi Wkst DpsvDtsd ~ -
curing irr
~ dslsctivs ssbbel n. g ~ -
momsut. .---De&sott Is1buns.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22

00od new b0gss W rent, M bJeeks
from plSt Ofies, Inquire 0f 0se, N.
EssIsf BT,,M,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-22
II P. M. CARS.
lip. m. Cars Iesve Hotel Hnd
P0stSfIiee daily for Asylum,
Penitontlssy and Cemetery on
Capital City Railway.

Car leaves 3 q. M, connect.
Ing with Overland train, and
esss losve Hotel every 70
minutes from SszO .. m. 10 n
p. N. Tor M p0ists on the lines
excepting Cemetery Gar, Taken
eH u meet PASSENGER Trains.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-10
Notice of Application for U. s. Patent.

E.,
Baise City. Idaho, July IL, 1898.
Notice IL hereby given that James O. Jordan.
whose postofice address Is San Francisco Calfor-
mia, and Samuel G. Bowen, whose postoice address
| 10 Centcrvile. Idaho, by Thomas W. Bowen whose
postoflce address Is centerville Idaho their agent
and attorney in fact has made application for q
United States Patent for the
Orc Elmo
Lode mining claim situate in Elk Horn mining
district, Boise county State Of Idaho consisting OF
is linear feet Of the lode and surface ground 507
iest wide, being Sur. No $50 and designated on
the ofiicis plat and field notes Lot No. 80 A. un.
surveyed lands of the United States with magnetic
variation at 10 degrees % minutes Z, as follows:
Beginning Vt discovery, the center of an open cut
IN earth where the notice Of location originally
posted; thence N S6 degrees o. minutes along the
general course or line Of vein 40 feet to center
post marked "E" center end Orc Elmo; thence S
degrees IS minutes Il. 1885 feet to Cor. No. of
location identical with Cor. No. of this survey
marked a, whence a pine tree blaz.d and
marked B, T. A bears n AZ degrees o5 minutes
W 1876 feet distant u s. Mineral Monument No.
bears As degrees 80 minutes E 27ll25 feet;
thence 81 degrees OF minutes W 1881 feet
to Cor. No 2, pine post marked A, whence
Cor. No. of location bears sc degrees o. minutes
eo' ieet to Cor No. 3, identical with Cor. No
OF location, pine post marked "A, whence
pine tree l6 inches in diameter blazed and marked
b. T. A bears 25 degrees p minutes 2e.6 feet
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distant; thence n Sc degrees 90 minutes E
iAsl feet to Cor No. 4, identical with Cor. No.
4 of location, a pine post marked a Whence
mr. tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked
d. T. -, bears N 43 degrees 80 minutes w 81 feet
distant; thence degrees So minutes E 5O7
ieet to Cor No. l, the place of beginning; en-
pracing an area Of 1927 acres. The said
mining claim being record in the office of the |
county Recorder of said mining district at Idaho
city, In Boise county, State Of Idaho The nearest
locations being the Go Devil, which adjoins this |
claim on the north, the Western Wonder (unsur- |
veyedl. situate 100 feet south of the Orc Elmo mill
site, claimants, J. b. McCurdy aud the heirs of I
Mitchell Borno, Mrs. Bakers claim tunsurveyed) |
name unknown, situate 100 feet east
. Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
lon OF the said 'Oro Elmo" lode claim or surface |
ground are required to ale their adverse claims
hereto with the Register of the United STAGES Land
,mce at Boise City, State of Idaho within the sixty
lays thereof or they will be barred by virtue of
provided
CHAS. s. KINGSLEY, Register.
FIRST publication, July Is. 1893