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--RIrY LOPEZ.
NINTH BOARD
Following is the score OF all the contestants ur
Another selection of games follows:

Adjourned games in hand.
Total number of games won. 1873.
Total number OF games lost l33
Total number Of grimes still 10 be played 3D.
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..oonoooooooo.oo ~o~o~oo~oNoNNNo
AT MONTCLAIR.-HO for sale and "
let: furnished and unfurnished. VIM h-
TAYLOR Montclsfr. NJ ].
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An original variation Of Schechters beginning XII
xt B. Janowski should have played S.B-k instead
OF s....P-QR 3
10. Pc B 4 10 the only move to the Knight
~ White threatens PIX But against the alter
native attack Jancwsk preferred 10 sacrifice the knight
for the equivalent OF position
White with a piece ahead II would should ulti-
msteiy get better IT, but he has Immediately
difcul, repel the attack; II. K (Kt 30 then
IT. Blk B4. IS XIX 4. is. B-Kt 8. He might. how
ev~r have played:
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Qearrrrs.

A LADY TEACHER u experi.nc. T,
.,,, private rs schools m N"T-York yin The c.r
School for Young Ladies" IL open ,or W Gsr1rs>s
dress TEACHER. care Rev. A. ID. vaii b Inn, A.
sGth-st.. New-York CITY. :" D. 0 Ea
HERMAN DRISLER A NJ III. n co, -
IL EAST 9TH PRIVATE INsTRI'c rInSS nA
Sum aer successful experience IN PREPARING 80 sara
College Classics Ns'heratics French ard cssssn -
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no~rsr,c ,,ruATroxs wASrEn
Fem ale.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS "A
Female.
MRS. l. SEELl.
~ WEST I'D ST..
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
~ ~ EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
ALL REFERENCE rs ,.rsr,c.rrp'
Servants breaking engagements W."
.dismlssei from Office ana io'''''
claims % fee paid.
Brooklyn once. bohoT-'
Corner Fulton-st
COOK rirst-class. swedish. By dr. -
ting M dinners. lunch paIu'p Dam Il.
country. VI. o. 800 East 11d St - -.
COOK.-In private family: 600 w
ence during two years se' css.,,sn 10.
JAPANESE. care japanese ,iy,
s,itu,e. 80 Poplar Place BroOSi'"--
COOK &c.-Ry a Young woman; 4, rem
washer and cake baker. H wou's sea xsa
eral Homework city or cun'V'
Both 81. -
COOK cH,MBERMAID. se.-S ..,Y
German girls. cook. sod oase'. v,,,.
Of ali kinds. other chambefnln. s .,,iv. ri.
rsss 10 entire work y prva,e. . .a sess,r.
erence: city. country. ~ Es,e Se, -
COOK. cHANBERMArD.- by 'so spj
Pro,es,ant girls nrs,-c.ass ' s.,,s,ss;
launtrass. oiher rhanberine,a' "a Eaa
city, out. six years reie'en0e
seth 81. ore fight. left, --,--:ors.
COOK and IAUNDRESs by .osntry q
petent German Young woman.
city; steady place 10 o'h-sss; s-v
CHAMBERMAfp and wArI ni,s nssi
swedish girl. city or 0rnsI,sh. ~
bright. willing girl SPEAKS
9th ave.
cHAMRERMAID and WAllh ~ n ccun-
respectable girl. frst-class' q"
try. 52T West Goth It. - n,
cJI.NpERMNID ami wAIk'ssy .srS
'r sco Itch Sih. in private family ,a..,s' Y
r.sorenc. no cards call OF
A. D.. 2.iio F>il,cn-s'. BN~s.- -..,-,c.i
nays WORK Any KIND; , ,st.r.
~ s.'.rks~ and iaundress; ~
ence NoII.fNs. 2i5 IVES, WINS
DAYS WORK Young German ar eless
navIs 20 on, washing. ironing pEcK.
49,. ~, Az. ,,,cd reference. ME
Err. 2O3 East 18Th t---,;---,.<,ocr rsa
NAYS WORK.-py a rrp~c'sSS,, hone;
~ go out by day or take va ~ of'cs
u ~ nrefsrred would w.
Cleaning. $40 East Ism o.. - -
cr,Svp,I- nor sEwoRK. Girl s0' Ria
". 49, ho,,sswork. city OF ccun"''
s.nw.h:s nell 20 Fast @,h-e. -.
GENERAL HolsEwoRK.. .s,,oas,lcn 20 3:
with girl. ) years. wis"', country. ~
general housework e,r h.u
Amsterdam ave. Fross' - =, yor,s
GENERAL HousEwoRX = s6nn..s s.
Of ireland girl; genefssi city Or oc.ss,,
nlain cook. washer. i ra,s. ,ali t y"
Try. xi4 20 N6. ref'''"
gth-ave. ----.,.., IN ~
uoI-sewoRK-A young An n''e'1,s.wcrksf z
s,res position a. genera rssersncs ~
n small private family
West 25th 81. -----.,... s,r.ctl,
,,o,,srwoRK by strong se., oi nresd
temperate woman: nns'' c,,y or coun'
main cooking and wa. ~ wes, iith-st
r ,rs' wages $40 Call 70 "s'. ....ssussose
uoTisrK EEpER -worslns. s"r invs,a
xS Saiy 40 70 on farm oss s.n-ase; "a: Nj
,,,nsr-Ry a young sirl to a1,II present.
x,th housewofk'
.mnloyer. a East 2isl-s. land b
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SEAMS geek: city or cus,ins. ca.
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sEAMsTNsSs, me day: hand OF e0th-ss
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wAsHiN MORE ladies' and So sssyy -ajEh ~
sires no'' Address SALE ~
family .hv.l. fourth an -
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perhaps give up the exchange In the above variation
With 20 Q Kt-Q q ~. ....P-Q 9. 81. Kt p ETC.
Schiechier decided give up the piece. which really
the ingenious French representative moro scope 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


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FARM HAND. BY married man - :
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cOAChMAN-So years; ,horouFsIr ,,...
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-02-08
With Tails Like Monkeys

There has been considerable dis
cussion concerning the authenticity
of the story regarding the Moi hav-
ing tails. Here is a literal transla-
ton of that portion of Paul d En-
joys article which bears upon the
matter. The article in question is
entitled "Une Incursion Chez les
Moi" and appears in the number
of Revue Scientifique dated Decem-
Der Z, 1895. This is one OF the
most reliable scientific publications
in the world, having been founded
in 1868, and having ever since that
time high reputation FORTS stand
ing and the care exercised in the
selections of its contributions. M.
d Enjoy had captured q male Moi
and described him as follows:
''Tall, with fine figure, the limbs
strongly developed and the head
held high. he resembled a bronze
statue. But he had tail like q
monkey. This discovery stupefed
me. / approached him, and to bt
certain that I was not the toy of an
illusion, / touched the caudal ap.
pendage of the savage. / discov'
cred for q fact that the vertebral
column of the Moi prolonged it
self exterior to the body some three
or four vertebrae, like the little tai
Of fa1n. Surprised at my exam
ination, tho prisoner turned and
said brusquely to me, drawing /
long sigh, that formerly all the Mo
possessed this appendage.
cit 10 the proof Of the purity O
race be said to me. The Moi whit
are born of unions contracted will
strangers have no tails. Alas with
each generation the tails are more
rare, our pride less stable. The de-
cadence Of our race dates from thu
day when our King, whose tail wal
three elbow.lengths long, was driver
out Of the rich. plains sbathsd will
golden foods which our ancestorl
cultivated. The forests are nov
untitled but they are still indspsn
dent Boston Traveller.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-02-08

4 short time ago an order Was
is1ned on one Of the lines .of the
Pennsylvania Onmpeny for III SEQ
ti6p men 70 como TO the of6ce on =
certain day and have their eyes *
aminsd. Just bsfors, the man Who
had charge Of the tests left the Of
ice : messenyess boy sam6 hurrying
in with 4 small package neatly tied
mp and addressed to the eye ipspec.
Tor. The latter opened II and VA
surprised to find 1 glass eye wrapped
up in tissue paper aud also IN old
fosbiqped .siyer wstchs The con.
tGut5 u III p1cksget ps1vsd I phs-
10 o-the Inspector dny{f 81 6nl0Id-
ed : note, which, on 6sint diciph-
cred, was found to read as follows
'Oye inepeotor Dear Sir; b Tia
day h1fori yesfs1aay atfnino I eof
wufd to cume down and have me
iss looked after Tor cujxr bltndnesa
- u call TIL 4 rty-6ve ties
and tan ralS6s q down beyeud
the sand ont M - jerry s6ol1iyau
and Domini ~ Were lid %
since tho ~ 0 Wus lhold1
orr Denny Ddl :. - ~ sv1s
tq & epe!p ! !; =
tt1( - n tlf1s
~ - =. ]! ~ I, q - =. I! ~ -
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-02-08
Application for a Patent
Q. s. Land Office, Haley, Idaho, |!

.. s. Land Office, Haley, Idaho
March 6. la9l.
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas c.
sullivan and Erik Anderson, whose pat
0f1ice address is ketchum, Alturas county
Idaho. have this day filed their application
for . patent for ISIS linear feet Of tho
"TRAPPER"
mine or vein, bearing lead and silver ose.
with surface ground six hundred feet
width, situated IL Warm Springs Greek
mining district. County OF Alturas, an n,
State of Idaho, and designated by the hela
notes and official plat on file in this Office
as Lot No. S3, said Lot No. So being &C.
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at discovery point. theme :: :
600 45, w .. feet to iir pos, marked " ";
central end Trapper lode:" thence -
JUs w 257.5 feet to CORNER No. l, idenn.S'
with corner No. 2 of ''Ophir" lode, los 30.
So; thence go so f $50 feet TO corln
No. 2. whence IT, S. NJ. NJ. No. bears ~ =,
l5s Gus. 7 feet distant; thence \ 600 - b'~
feet to n w corner of Sullivan iode, vi :
surveyed. and corner No. Of Tip oP
lode, survey 927, I'LL feet to corner No. >,
thence n 20 30s w 600 feet to corner NO; =
thence s $50 81 W ISIS feet to corner ,"
l, the place of beginning survey of e11eiM
boundary of this claim, embracing an s ~.
Of H.G67 acres applied for. No con0*S
Magnetic variation l4o 30 f. -.
The location of this mine is RECORDED !.
the Recorders Office Of said Alturas coun',
| ia hook 'sE" of Quartz Claims, Peg ; |.
The nearest known locations are the -. -
Top, Sullivan" and "Uphir' lode cla. want,
Any and all persons claiming advel"y
any portion Of said ''Trapper M NM ~.
sorfSssA ground are required to me ;. ~ -
adverse claims with the Register ~ =.
0tate Of Idaho, during the sixty da!;sn
Rod Of publication hereof, or they W y r.
barred BY virtue OF the proyisiCns -
statute. ". r. RILEY, Regt'sG;.
Il Il hereby ordered that the ioI ~.
notice 81 application for patent os ~ -,
1eho4 for the period OF sixty days t 'sr
secutive weeks in the KxrcHvA h H.atcSsn
= weekly newspaper pAblished Of Ae"
Atuf1s county, Idaho. ,.s.1e
Elr3t publication March !, iss'
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-02-08

A late dispatch from Little Rock.
Ark, says: The Arkansas populists
who attended the recent national
COMMITTEES Of that party at St. Louis
returned with some interesting in
formation which they are imparting
to their brethren throughout the
state. This intelligence is to the
effect that the western and southern
populist leaders have centered upon
Judge Henry G. Caldwell, formerly
of Little Rock, as the man whom
they will nominate for the Presi-
dency at the convention to be held
in ST. Louis July I'D.
When asked if Judge Caldwell
would accept the nomination, J. II.
Cherry said: 1--WE think there IS no
doubt on that score. A delegation
called on Judge Caldwell at the
Planters Hotel to have talk with
him concerning his views on public
issues. While, of course, he was
not directly asked if he would ac-
cept our nomination, his manner
and expressions led US to- believe
that he would not decline the NOM
ination. He is q man upon whom
the free silver element and wage
earners may combine. There is an
element in the east which will try
to effect the nomination of Sibley
of Pennsylsania, butt will be I'M
able to prevail against the Caldwell
hosts. Caldwell will undoubtedly
be the nominee"
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Application for a Patent
U. S. LAND OFFICE U,ur

D ficA' HALEY, IpAHol
Notice Is hereby given that John ~
Dy his attorney-in-tact. Isaac I Low, 'n!
isaac 1. Lewis, whose postofhce sJH., ana
ketchum, Alturas County. stats ~ nsN,
nave TINS day filed their application I =.
patent for fifteen hundred linear w., ~!
"lNHEPENDENCEn
Lode mining claim Or vein, besr,n, r,...
ana other minerals, with surface s an,1
SIX hundred feet in width, situated ny wN
erai Hill mining district. county ri i n AN
ana state OF Idaho. and designated hS ~.
held notes and official plat On tile il ~.
once as lot number IS, said lot Ma :. ~ h.
ing described as follows. to-wlt
commencing at the discovery no;e, and
running thence with magnetic ysrs,;..
at $50 SOY + n 69o so " as leet r. ~, ~, y
end line OF claim; thence s DO * ~ 81
feet to corner No. Z; thence n 25o ;sIss
feet to corner No. .; thence ggo ~
bI55 feet TO corner No. 5; thence inc W =
tao feet to corner No. 4; thence tSo =
w 55Op feet to corner No. I, the pIsc+ 4
oeglnnlng survey OF exterior boundsr,e. a
claim. y
The location of this mine is recorded i,
TIE hecOfuer OIice OF Mineral Hill min.
ing district and Alturas count. So 4
Idaho. :"
The claim is situate on the ut. ridge on
;. side of E. fork of Wood river sboni few,
miles from its confluence with main NJ
river. No known claims ia the immedie,e
vicinity. ''' N'''
ANY and all persons claiming adyerssI,
any portion OF said Independents lode
VEN, mine or surface ground. are reuurrj
TO hle their adverse claims with the Ren-
ter OF the United States Land Olicr' Il
Haley, in the county of AIturss STAT. i
Idaho. during the sixty days period 1
publication hereof. Or they will &c band
oy the virtue OF The provisions OF Tue Nv
ute.
II is hereby ordered, that the foregua,
notice OF application for patent be ~,
hshed Tor the period OF sixty days ten oust
secutlve weeks in the kErcHuN KKYresr
weekly newspaper published al Ketchua
Alturas county, Idaho.
W. I. RILEY. Register.
VIZ: afNDMAN, Atty for Appiieaaa
AetrAam. Idaho.
First publication. July 2G lHO
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Noyre1aa I. -uaiu q Lsk Lka1sSr;
aeeoppfa..: snoaa al|>vsa 80; q:
sSsst oil, q IL. re- i.r .,,.,ois &; A
i Nov. s.~Bond an A. 1l,d,eiss5s,
road ovssseef, distsiot He. 81, G1eovod
.Qedared, tha4 n. ~ -Ruiek III rsq.
nes1 and snthoriEsd 70 Qptints = stsef-
NJ IA the case Of 81. 8. Halpton ~
LonaA County. rsx
s6t1ered, shat tt Bedfd adu1etise fol
bi1s.6ur building bridge at kost River
near the residence Of Thos. FergVsoo.
De. "a. Accounts Of Al. Brown and
CeDeDolton ordered to b laid over till
Nhs blowing claims we're audited and
allaysd:
!: s G s:s.s per diem md n'!:'' 3: s
Board adjourned sine die.
/. T. OSBORN, Chairman.
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LEGAL,
Notice No. 4oks
Unitea States L.nd q.


United States Land ~.
&.a.,, HALEY. Idaho. SeHt Ss y
NCslce 70 hereby given IT,. &
knodes BY his attorney 'lst JanS !
ayndman, whose poatcfsasn faet. ~
Aetenum, !. Aturas Countv ,edeNs.Sa
ent for afRp e for United s,.e
Morning Star,
consolidated lode mimi. =, clip>.
p Warm Springs Greet rs Claims, 80.
Alturas county, State ~ xtl'nlng din.
length of vein and width ~ ~ Idaho, IS
described in the field not .. surface nuss,
on1clal survey. designated s ana plat q ~
on hle in this Office, with survey No. ~
lows: minutes east. ~
The Morning Star-con.
initial or discovery point m1encing 4
tlcal, and running thence = which sle ~
feet to corner No. /; thence Soo TO- W
feet to corner No. 2: thsnos y TO 1ViS
feet to corner No. g. thence 2 20 0F E ~
feet to corner No. A: tLenc.ao 100 POO lN.NS
15OO feet to corner M N. 20 WS
ginning survey Of exter;or ie place Il ~
| f1icts. oa4 acres. No~s
from corner No. section
mon to sections %, "a, S5 sra Corner -.
X: 1S =. bears N 500 40, + i an1 =. TAN
Eclipse lode-Commencinvv =. dsta1e
or discovery point. Which ~ ~ the init
and running thence s &c d NY iden6e,l
corner NO. 5; thence n sac W fekt
corner NO; g; thence S 90 a., GN fset :
to corner No. I; thence S 5ao - " lAek II
corner No. 8; thence n 80 ~, " =, @test 5
20 corner o. the place OF beginn;%,!. 10y 1T
; ~ so - a1o oouhdsries of claim sa,v
ing zo.slo acres: No Conflicts 1onsai.
| FROM corner No. 6, section No.
mon to sections %, "a, Is avn caSiner %.
R.1S r.. bears n 800 40, + ia Mu 20 IAN.
Area Morning Star lode t S distsat
Area Eclipse lode. aU.8 sus
! 1910 -.
lou ro.ai area survey No. 1893. .4l.oa 49,.
The said mining claims how. ~ asfs
IN the office of the Recorder ~ o. recurl
ing district and county al Hail. FAC mia.
ras county, Idaho. The neas. IN Altu-
locations being the North S,s riesI known
lot No: 81, the Baby Ethel" and . Tae, I. [.
consolidated lodes survev 1u Dlpper."
the Venus" lode. 'o' 10, md
l direct that this notice be nph,;,,,
the hETCHuM KEYSTONE, the I nsnn
published nearest the said ,;n newspaper
tor the period OF sixty DAYS 'NS elain,
~~ u~,W. I. RILEY, Reo;.,..
"m. nfNDMAN. Atty for Ann.,asur.
FIRST publication. Sept. Is i ss
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-02-08

Conmissionsrs Held ct Haley jan
uary, Is, 1895.
January 18.-Ths Beard recognized
tho changed relations Of VIC. 4aft1n
and George W. Richards in the Office OF
Clerk Of the District Court, etc.
Balance of the day given to considefa-
ton Of general correspondents ana like
matters.
jan. 14.-Board accepted resi9nation Of
J. d. Scott, sheriff, and appointed Thomas
Fenton for the balance Of the term.
Warrants numbered $40 and 245 were
ordered to be Cancelled.
The following accounts were audited
and ordered to be paid from tho General
fund:
w. C. Martin, cash advanced..... - S0
The aggregate sum OFF,. ......'. 1854 70
was allowed on account of juror
and witness certificates.
jan. 49, Petition for change In bound
aries of school districts Nos. 5 and II,
Lost River, was laid over to April session.
Petition for new school district, to in
clude part of Deer Greek and north part
of HALEY school district, was granted.
The following bills were audited ana
ordered paid from the Road and Bridge