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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-15
ssD.stETE1ISG NEW.
Move! Cooking Apparatus inventcd BY
4 Boston Man.

Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury liamlin gave Il dinner on Sunday
evening that was unique as Wash
ington dinners 90. The cook enter
tanned callers during the process Of
preparing the dinner, attended to
other matters Of business in different
parts Of the city. rested over night
had leisure for Easter services, ar
ranged the dishes Of the mcnu 1T in
tcryals. then served the dinner and
then Joined the dinner party. Among
the guests were many prominent So
ciety leaders Of Washington. The
cook was Edward Atkinson Of Boston
Thc occasion Of the dinner party was
the practical demonstration OF the
working Of the famous Aladdin oven,
preparatory to its being turned over
to the charge Of Secretary Morton
for universal introduction and use
AIr. Atkinson is in Washington to
explain the process Of making the
Aladdin ovens and to give the de-
partmcnt OF agriculture the right for
the free use Of the patents for in
PRODUCTION in the agricultural col
legcs throughout the Uuitcd States.
II am anxious nov to devote my
ielf tc other lines Of work. said
Prof. Atkinson, rs quoted in the
New York Tribune. ''This has been
crowded upon me because Of the
great need that it be done. Too
many lives have been destroyed at
the altar of the cook stove not to
count this Il national evil calling for
remedy. have given twenty years OF
| hard labor and careful thought tC
experiments on nutrition and economy
of foods and in developing this oven
on an economicaI simple basis. !
have made experiments in one way
and then in another, until now |
| have perfected an oven in which
meals can be prepared for 600 at a
cost Of 2J cents for fuel. The tough
est Of meats can be made tender and
juicy-thc parts of the food which
arc most often wasted can be utilized
in wholesome dishcs-givinH the
maximum Of nutrition for the mini
mum Of expense. and course dinner
can be cooked without having to
serve in the first course Il roasted
cook had the ovens patented for
protection from imitation and tt
cover the cost Of making the inycn-
ton. They are in use now in many
places and have paid their way. anG
| wish to put the matter entirely
out Of my hands. gave a sever
course dinner to nay whist club and
| friends, including oranges and coffee
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-15
4 FREE WOMAN
Mrs. Aaron IIcrsh hficld Granted Divorce
and $4,000 AlimOny


Helena, May S.-Mrs Dell HTcrsh-
field has q husband no longer. In
once loving Aaron's place she must
be content with her 1-month-old
daughter, Helena Irene. and $50. 900
alimonv. The decree Of divorce was
obtained in remarkably short time.
Through her attorneys she filed her
complaint against her husband this
forenoon, and a few hours later She
was q free woman and with Il large
enough sum settled upon her to
make her independent Of all the
Hcrshtields in the country.
The suit for divorce was in accord
ance with the terms Of the compro-
mise effected yesterday in in the act
ion for damages against L. II. III Hcrsll-
field and wife.
When the suit was called by Judge
Blake this afternoon Aaron IIcrsh-
field entered great appearance
through his attorneys. lie was or
dcrcd to answer to the complaint
at once. which Of course his attorneys
did not do, and the plaintiff was put
on the stand and examined in regard
to her marriage and the subsequent
dcsertion by her husband. She also
stated she had no means for herself
or child.
Col. G. b. Nolan, her attorney,
told Of the Fargo trial and other
matters relating to her financial con-
diton, and d. @. Broker clerk or the
Helena hotel testified as to her good
character
The whole examination was very
brief, and at it's close the court
entered default against the defend
ant, giving her $50, 900 and, the Gus
tody Of the child
Judge Blake, at the request Of the
attorneys for both parties, then dis
missed the damage case against Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Hcrshtield.
Aaron llcrshfeld, who has been
East since Dec. p, 1898, when he
deserted his wife, will now be able to
come to Helena again. He did not
dare to do 50 before, as personal ser
vice could have been made on him in
a suit for diverse, in which case he
would have been liable for alimony.
She could have obtained decree be-
fore, but unless he acknowledged ser
vice alimony could not have been Sc
cured.
Senator Carter is said to have
brought about. The settlement.
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NEWS OF THE. WORI.D.

\ car load Of wolf hounds has been
shipped to Wyoming under charge Of
4 party OF hunters. who will under
take he determination Of the wolves
That infcSr the ranges.
Frank Howard Poor, who is scrV-
ing a sentence Of forgery in the
Massachusetts pcnitcntiarv, has fall
Ell heir to SIG. 900. 900 through the
death Of Frank Howard Of Nevada.
Albert I"rklcs, Il poor farmer near
Decatur ind, named his tripIot%,
Frances, Ruth and Esther. in honor
OF Mrs. Cleveland and file children.
Jilo president sent him check fer
5000
nhe cjtizcus Of Cincinnati are -
ScrnbinG in the night. armed wit
2hUt1u1i,. IL get rid Of the Eu@!isl
~paTr0N~. I'hc ie; hcrcd uili-@ilccs
are being slaughtered BY the thoU-
sant-.
fnir,n. Nav sn,r.,,rr nG
gent. ,ininrirh.un chairman ,r no
democratic state committees. said :
day that 2G coj1,itic, have 50 far held
convent ions; and without exception
ihe@ have declared for free silver ii
III" ratio OF lG to |.
C.u,hci.;,, g y, N,r nu,,i.,,
ar ra,u,,1i,,.,. howe in,,on,.,,.d ;,
n,ayoi,,co, f., rrrc,jlyrr and viii IS,
once opcu |lr3s]u1IHYlrr, and Uruuli;1o
fser silver I"3g,,,.@ all over the terri
,0ly locking. to the selection Of r., Q
SILVER GclcentrS 10 the rrpilhi;r II
convention.
f;,;yo,T. nf ,j,YcG,n, have >,,,,,,I;.5f
n.3 ;,,,rt,,.t,,i,rn n,,rl,,tr.. r,a.
,,,l,i,,;,;n., f.,.tiJin,., ,,l. =.
~, ,r,ltnr ur 1..tLn. ,,,,1, ,I3.a
,llu Of u. noted Gc,prr4lv, Tom
Iaark. has been tanned and mas$s
into Dnrkrtjunk., FOR which There i,
\ tremendous demand
I,,la, Nv. ,r,,o ,j,;,,o.. ,,;I,
,,,.,,,r,, ,,,,,,ish di.,,,.h yr,,,,
Lnho l.,,,,, .,,,in, th,. ,hnior.,
IN. h,,lc,, nu, ~, ,n,r,i ,}c ,,,l,.,.
a.n r.,,.,,,,. III ,ry1icu va, an IN
Ljao peninsula. Half the troop ~li,s
Of lIje urivjnal ncchjlje cyncdi1iulj
ar. ;lyiuu he yellow tlay.
nn.. ,1,,;,,o. Love-, N,y ,1,,,o-.,zi
,,,u..,to. nf III. r,na ,,d nnli,nitod
,.,,in.ro ,G .i,vor vhn ,,,,, hon,,
,y5,,,in,,. r,rth,oa -, r,,r v.oi,. n.,.t
,,,y,,;,,, for , ,irv.r r,nvon, inn
,,. ,,-.,,,a ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,, ~, c,. ~
ucc1juv. \ numnrr of prominent
free silver men will address Tho
mcctjuu.
1,,,.or N,,.e 1I.,,,, ,1,,, h,-
at,,ncoa paw t.,th.r Mari ri.,no amor.
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oar National ;soiiCS.

The secretary sat in hi, private
office rcccivin" reports from his un-
dcriings.
''Gcrnany has slut ullt our bcri,
began the bearer OF news.
"Tcll her We apologize. came tllc
weary anawcr.
'And France has shut out our
pork.
''TcIl her wc apologize.
"And Belgium has shut out our
live Stock"
":tpologizc. The policy Of This
administration, as YOU know. is TO
build up foreign trade by roncjIi"-
ton"
'Ltaly is complaining because
some Of her subjects have been
lynched.'
Golfer two apologies. That's Il
serious case.
"England has violated the Monroe
doctrine.'
"En4land? Hum, That's unknd
Of RoScbcrv after all Eve done for
him. However. | glccs we'd better
apologize on gcccral principles.
'Spmin refuses to pay attention
to your note asking roran explanation
OF her act in firing on the American
flag"
"Apologizc for sending the nntc. -
'And the E|awaiin minister has
been giving out information to the
newspapers.
"N'hat's that? Tho Hawaiian
minister: Zound>. but that fellow
always was imp'drnl. Giving i'll
formation to the newspapers did YOU
say? Order him out oi' IL" country
at once. by the great l;urn spoon.
the dignity Of the United states
shall be maintained 81 long ~ HlG1
secretary. '-i'u!fnio Express.
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USED THEIR GUNS.
Police Put Il Siop a Labor Riot III
Chicago.

Police Put Il sop a Labor Riot III
Chicago.
Chicago, May S.-Four policemen
were in jurcd and one striker fatally
shot in Il riot in the Illinois Steel
company's plant in South Chicago
today. The riot followed a mass
meeting Of strikers held in Eighty
fourth street. About 800 men were
present and the speeches became 50
violent and the men so demonstTtivc
that the leaders forced an adjourn
mcnt. The crowd would not dis
pcrsc however and Il riot call brought
a detail Of Is police officers to the
scene. The police ordered the
crowd to dispcrsc. The order was
met with hoots and threats, the
women in the crowd daring the Off
GERS to shoot.
The police finally charged with
drawn rcyolycrs and were met with 4
yollcy Of stones and Stag. Lieut..
Wagner and three men fell. The
other officers opened fire, sending
25 shots in the crowd At the be-
ginning Of the firing the strikers fed,
four leaders being arrested. None
of the policemen are believed to be
fatally hurt. After the shooting
the rioters gathered in groups
threatening yengencc. The mills
are kept under police protection and
the company.s store Of dynamite was
heavily guarded all day.
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COR YER N GOLD.
Said TO re Engineered III, The Morgan
RNthScililti Synuicatc

Chicago, May S-A special to the
Post from Washington says: The
discovers is made that there il an
actual basis for the report that the
Morgan-R Rotisrllild bond syndicate is
conSpiring to corner thc gold market.
though the story hu,, been regarded
as 4 foolish canaid. II is !; fact
however, chat the broker, represents
ing the syndicate have been paving
4 premium for the refined cold oitput
Of the private rcIincrics throughout
the west during the last Two months
and that tiicv'arc ;lccunuIatin fine
gold at the rate Of 32.1OON. 900 10
81. 900 900 per month. which rep
rcscnts fully tvo-thirdS Of the entire
gold output Of tie United States
The attention Of the officials Of the
treasury department was first at
tractcG to the peculiar business by
the Sharp falling off in the deposits
Of gold at the mintS. and inquiry
very soon developed that privat"
parties were buying The products Of
the refncrics.
Further inquiry revealed that lie
metal was bought and is drifting to
New York, where it is being put in
store to the credit Of Norgan-Roths-
child syndicate. In order to divert
the stream from its usual channels,
leading into the United States mints
the private purchasers have hccu
obliged to pay Il premium OF | | toll!
per cent. So anxious have been tile
buyers to increase thei lines and get
everything in Sight that they have
marked up their quotations during
the last few DAYS. At the present
time they are getting practically the
entire output Of the United States.
except from the extreme western
coast.
Under the terms Of contract Will,
the treasury department., the Nor
gan Rothsclild syndicate has an op-
tiOn on any new bonds that max be
issued by the government prior to
Oct. 1 next. Treasury is absolutely
in their hands until that date Ii,
from natlral CAUSES or through
chicancry aud mlni pulation. lie
administration is obliged to issue
another batch Of bonds to maintain
the gold reserve the sale Must bo
made to the syndicate that took The
last isslln. There 10 ,c~cHpr from
such action Ii was nominated
specifically ! in the contract SIGNED by
direction Of the pTe >ie1elt. 'li!N
clause in which the syndicate agrees
to maintain the trraSlr! ryserEr
leaves the syndicate to be Judge a,
to what it can do in lie ;1renise" or
what methods it shall adopt. If, in
the carrying out oT that nor:il uiIi-
CATION. the syndicate shall decide
that the government must issue
another 500. 900 900 or 30. 900. NNN
in bonds, the administration viii
have nothing to do but comply with
the terms. If the pjes!CjcHt docs
not want TO issue am more bonds Hi
the dictatinn Of the syndicate the
reserve can bo pTactjcaitH wjpes o5lt
in 10 days, and then If he siold de-
eide il self protection >o put ont
morr bonds, he must sell thpn' u he
Morgan Rothsc!liIti people and n' =
bod! else
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-15

| ing cast or The racine DIVISION.
| These excursions have been run fre-
N!"lit::.i in tic cast. but this is the
| first time hey have been taken up
BY lie western r2nls.
Washington, May S-Gcneral Stan
ton, pay!nast"r general or the army,
has received from Fort Washakic,
Wy0.. magnificent war bonnet
made i}y the >'hoShonc Indians. 1t
/, one Of he finest Of the kind ever
seen iN officers Of The army. BESIDES
the heal piece. it hA, strip extend
in4 doWA h back reaching to the
heels III Il t;jiI man. Tho whole be-
In@ orllalur1ltcd with eagle feathers.
Cincii!nYt, MAY &.-Thc worlds
record was e4uaIied half 4 dozen
times, and BADLY beaten once in the
SQUAD shooting here today in the
Dupont prize tournament. Arti-
!lciul targets were used cXclusi velv.
from t7o sets Of traps OF five each,
with electric pull and ropcd and fir
ing system. Connor. t,uliiord, Dan
do. Van Dyke, Glover and Young
made ll9 out Of a possible l2O ar1i-
iicia! targets,
New Richmond. Wis, May 5 1t
tNuk ono tire department and 4 posse
Of eli izcns. led by a deputy shcrs1,
to arrest q burglar named Camp, who
in the room of d hotel here When
located he set fire to a lot Of papers
The hotel WAS threatened with de-
struction, but tie burglar held the
ircmcn and posse at bay for some
| time although he room was full Of
smoke and perforated with bullets.
One man III the posse was shot in the
arm.
Mana.ua. Nicaragua. May S.-Via
dU>lb! that Great Britain will receive
her smart money on time. Thcfl5
600 to be paid by Nicaragua has been
raised here BY popular donations.
The general opinion seems to be
t hat the Central American republics
will form a combinations. possibly
secret. against Great Britain. and
! ~
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-; y, 80 This.

CIIauureN u. Hcp"W recently re-
returned from his trip to Detroit,
and while tallliII" about his journey,
said:
"Nhlr in tlln west ! talked with
many men. The general impression
is that business viii pick up with
great rapidity. The only thing that
disturbs this feeling is uncertainty
about til" money question.
The country has finally adjusted
itself to the tariff matter and with
confidence restored it will hold.
Should this cry Ii. ;ltist Our money
system. however. amount to any,
thing, the result W 'u!d be dcplurable
and even the mOSt sagariouS cannot
fureteIl what will occur. can fore
see that should silver be adopted at
the ratio # l1 II /. cur securities
would b. I. turIcd lN me from atr1ad
and we would he rb!igol to take
them. Loans would be contracted
and a general chaotic state Of affairs
would result.
Parks Tea clears TIL complexion.
Mrs. y. >ioye;t2. ,f lie Roy, y. v,
SAYS: u haze used Parks Tea and
tnd il t Il best It medy | ever tried ~
Said !: ,uIio,- rl1u. SfG,n
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which cost l3 cents each for food
material Each cigar consumed
after dinner cost more than the
dinner.
Il lately gave q dinner Of four
courses-soup, fish, meat and ycge-
tables. and m,isll and mollascs to
nine of the poorer students at liar-
yard, who want to cconomizc. and
three others Eacl, had Il pound and
Il half Of strong food and he cost for
the , was 6 cents.
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At thn meeting there were pro
ir"~io!!"I na1. capitalists. whole
sHlor>. manufacturers and retailers:
men widely differing politically on
other questions. y committee 70
prepare Z plan t0r organization was
adopt d. y suggestion That the or
yuuiZatiDn N"r0.nr 4 member Of the
l}ineluiic LEAGUE was referred to
tine cOnmil1u for considerations.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-03-30
No. 779.
Application for a Patent.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, IDAHO,

Y. :. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, IDAHO,
July a, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that John D. GRAY
Dy ms attorney-in-fact.1 Isaac l. Lewis, and
Isaac l. Lewis, whose postof1ice address il
Aetchnm, Alturas County, State of Idaho,
nave TINS day filed their application for
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the
"lNDEPENDENCE"
Lode mining claim or vein, bearing silver
and other minerals, with surface ground
six hundred feet in width, situated in Min
eral Hill mining district, county of AIturas
and state OF Idaho, and designated by the
field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as lot number IS, said lot No. 3 he.
ing described as follows. to-wit:
Commencing at the discovery point and
running thence with magnetic variation
at96o so $50 CO. w 776 feet to the "
end line OF claim; thence s $50 95' w kl5
feet to cornUENO. Z; thence N $50 E6T
feet to corner No. 2; thence $50 7V y
b755 feet to corner No. s.; thence s 600 AO,W
655 feet to corner No. 4 thence n 600 ;0t
w $500 feet to corner No. Z, the place of
beginning survey of exterior boundaries Of
claim
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Mineral Hill min.
ing district and Alturas county, State Of
Idaho.
The claim is situate on the Mt. ridge on
8. side of +. fork of Wood river about four
miles from its confluence with main Wood
river: No known claims in the immediule
vicinity.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Independence lode,
vein, mine or surface ground, are REQUIRED
to file their adverse claims with the Regis
ter Of the United States Land Office. at
HALEY, in the county Of Alturas State If
Idaho, during the sixty davs' period Of
publication hereof. or they will Be barred
by the virtue Of the provisions of the stat.
ute.
II is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub.
hshed for the period Of sixty days ten con-
secutive weeks in the KErCHuM KEYSTONE,
weekly newspaper published at Ketchum,
Alturas county, Idaho.
- w. T. RILEY, Register
4 kefcA1a, Idaho.
First publication, July Is. 1880.
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Application for a Patent.
U. 8. Land Office, Haley, Idaho, |

U. 8. Land Office, HALEY, Idaho,
March 6. 1891.
Notice ID hereby given that Nicholas C.
Sullivan and Erik Anderson, whose post.
o11ce address is Ketchum. Alturss county,
Idaho. have this day filed their application
for patent for 1873 linear feet of the
tTRAPPBR' -
mine or vein. bearing lead and silver ore.
with surface ground six hundred feet in
width, situated in Warm Springs Greek
minino district, County of Alturas, and
State Of Idaho, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this office
. Lot No: $, said Lot No. u being de.
sctibed - follows, to-wit:
80 l " 81 feet to iir post marked w.
central end Ifapper Lode" thence 20
~ w 1915 feet to corner No. 1, identical
with corner No. 2 of ''Ophir' lode. lot No.
g; thence 3 20 so E 500 feet to corner
No. 2. whence y. 8. n. NJ. No. 4 bears n 100
10 006.7 feet distant; thence n 600 Is E 100
'feet to W corner of Sullivan" lode, un.
surveyed, and corner No. / of Zip Top
lode, survey ~ III feet to corner Nos;
thence 8 S6o2T W 1857. 8 feet to corner No.
I. the placeol beginning survey Of exterior
boundnIy q this claim, embracing an AREA
+ q As07 1efeS applied for. No conflicts.
4Annoc31e variation l8o 0Os E.
The location Of this niue is recorded IN
the Recorders Office of said Alturas county.
Y Book "E Of Quarts Claims, page Z.
The nearest known locations are the Zip
Top, Sullivan and "Ophir'' lode claims.
Any and oil persons claiming adversely
any portion of said "Trapper" mine q
surface ground are required to Tile theaf
adverse claims with the Register OF tss
United States Land Office ct HALEY, III As
Rod Of publication hereof, or they viii %
barred By virtue of the provisions OF be
otatute. w. +. RILEY, Register
i + hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice q APPLICATION for patent be pun
eeenaSe weeks In ths KtEcHyN kEYsfos.'
4Noekly newspaper published 1t Ketchu@
~. 81. RILEY, Register.
First pobH6a1tq4 March Z, lSN.
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sssIdet vunanaor tngfe was = depble
.Vt1d my e Eset Quog re, 8: +, eeye
~ Ne1 Yeek Journal. Mr.. Poi
Alam Appleby, = vfnsope wtdpw,
3 3 ccaIr6e Ira. Percival Graydan, and
.ber l8-yeazsold daughter VA wed;
dsd 70 Cummings sGordeo.
What 10 vaguely known - en
intervening event" took place u tps
i'd manaion yesterday. Two new
and voeiferous voices disturbed -
vusuAl quiet. A ruinor Of twine per-
.yeded East Quogue. Some sid
lin. Gordon va "doing - we4 -
could 30 expected, and others aaid
that it was Mrs.. Graydon who was
,ssrettiug along nicely" i
Each had been vouchsated IN
heir the very Same day, . cotncl-
denoe which the village regarded -
,1emarkabls. The oldest dowager at
Eat Quogue could remember moth
ins Ike it. Each infant Vas . boy
with large brown eyes, and each
veiehed Just 10 pounds 6 ounces.
They looked 90 much alike that no
one could tell them apart.
Tho two babies we're brought ont
by tho white-capped nurses and
handed around for general admira-
ton. The ladies Of the village were
% delighted with the infants that
.4hey lifted them up and passed them
around, and snapped them and
traded them for half an hour. When
the nurses returned to get the babies
no one Was able to tell which was
which. There was scene Of con-
fusion and panic. The nurses cried
and talked about losing their situa-
lions. The visitors turned pale and
almost tainted. Some ingenious
and some wild projects were tried
for identifying the babies, but oil
failed. In desperation they decided
which was which by popular vote.
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,I'x;6i;;|IA.I,L.
knpl ton FOL, Patent.
Eedes Eo..,4o5.


Vnftea State1 Land Once.
4aaeys. 4dahoesep III asoa
Notice l. ,harsbysIgiyen. that Isn
3hQdes by hi4 Attorney in fact M u.
,8ypdman, whose postoface aSJ.oN m.
Keochum. Alturas County. Idaho
made aPplicationse0r . United State: ma nag
~AEorn1ng osars' and s.E~,,.
consolidated lode mining claim. -.
IN Warm Springs Greek mining d;..uate
Aleu1as county, State Of Idaho .s.st
length OF vein and vidth of surface orn WIN
described In the field notes and plat l ot,nd
omcaal survey. desienated survey No ,o sne
taon ct Il degrees 50 minutes east ", vaf ~,
lows: "s'' as FOL.
tP9 Morning Star-commencinp A. ~.
INITIAL or discovery point, which az =: me
acai, ana Running thence 8 ESQ liN M rue en-
feet 70 CORNER No l thence N G6o nv S N0
teee % corner No. 2; thence s go 04sE,HecwV
feet TO corner No. 3; thence s $50 lo,,Vv tS SOo
ieet % corner NO. 4; thence N. 90 ~, w ~
.2vv .ee' 20 corner No l the place Of Nv
flicts. NO con.
from corner No. section corner
mon to sections o, "a, Is and o. T com'
X. Is E, bears N 800 40, II l400foa. a:a ~,
Eclipse lode Commencing at ~ Instant:
or discovery point. which are ;dsn naisal
and running thence SIC w aN0 nf ",
corner No. s; thence N $40 + IN t teet TO
corner No. 6; thence go on + ,ioe 20. 20
to corner No. Z; thence $40 W Gnt nv ,eet
corner No. 8; thence N 27o or W 1so se ~. 70
to corner S, the place of beginning low s". aeet
Of exterior boundaries of claim 1o survey
ling 2.41O acres. No conflicts. 0o"'alh'
From corner No. 6, section corn.,
mon to sections %. "a, rs and % q con-
4. IL f.. bears n 800 40, + 400 feet d;s..N.,
Area Morning Star lode. 20 ca ssant.
Area Eclipse lode % 40 atres
|. Total area survey No. 1893. .410.oo
The said mining claims being of rso.ss
in the office of the Recorder OF said n,;n
ing district and county at HALEY in A AIM
ras county, Idaho. The nearest In n"u'
locations being the North STAR lode II .
lot No; 81, the BABY Ethel' and "Dinn u,o;
consolidated lodes, survey No. III pe era
| the "Venus" lode. ''o' anu
direct that this notice be publ;sboa =,
the kETCHUM KEYSTONE, the news"sna ~
published nearest the said mining cIair
for the period of sixty days. '."'A"'
w. T. RILEY, Register
WM. AYNDMAN. Atty for Applic. ~:
First publication, Sept. Is, 1884.