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lsg,a School Examiners Meeting

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oates on the Third Wednesday, Of February;
April June, August October and December, az
the Office of the superintendent, IN lno
school Building of said Village. Examina-
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day. .r
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n. E. Rayman. Clelk.
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DR.. J. F. KMcHKLoR,
Conway, Ark.
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TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

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Castoria.

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July. Il + n
SECTION 8. If any person removed
from one district to another between
the first day of April and the first
day of November, who has, prior to
such removal, performed the whole
or any part of the labor aforesaid, n
X and produce certificate OF the
ssme from the supervisor of the prop
er district, such certificate shall be a
complete discharge for the amount
therein specified.
SECTION 10. Any person called
upon to perform labor upon the pub
lie roads and highways under any
provision of this chapter shall by him.
self or substitute, appear at the place
appointed by the supervisor at the
hour of seven o'clock in the forenoon
with such necessary tools and i'm
plements as the supervisor may di
rect.
SECTION IL. For the purposes pro
vided for in the preceding sections,
the residence of any person who has
family shall be held to Re where
his family resides, and the residence
of any (other) person shall be held
to be where he boards in any roac
district.
SECTION -. Supervisors within
their respective districts, shall col
lect, by suit or otherwise, all fines
forfeitures, and penalties arising anc
accruing under the provisions of thu
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14
Mining Application No. All
U. 3. Land Office. Ha;lsv Ia,

y. .. Land Office, Haley, Idaho,
Notice is hereby given that jsn'S.
" God whose pOstottice address isl, la' "
custer county, Idaho, and Fred p,.;s,s
by his attOrney-in fact, l., H InhaH'
whose postotfice address is Chalis T S'.
county, Idaho, have made appIn st;on ' 'sl
patent Of $500 linear feet ana s,,,,l 'of
ground 6oO feet wide OF the '''Se
"IDAHGo
lode mining claim. bearing silver and o,,..
numerals, situate in East ork miIIins a ~.
trlct, custer county. Idaho. and desce;s..
in the official plat and held notes an 81" s.
this office, with magnetic variation =, ~, -
I5' 4, as follows, viz: ~ Nv
Beginning at discovery point ~ ,
mining claim and running from ss;J s 80
covery point s lao AS L s4O ieti ~ oA aa, as
soutLerly end line; thence n 10 a., 's" .a'
ieet to corner MOI thence s 10 ~ ~
zee tt o corner No =; thence y lao ~
1900 feet TO corner No ). whence {. sVW
No bears 1870 "a w 1876 Ieet distant.
thence n i2o 40 r GOO feet to CORNER No a.
thence 14o ~ l. loOO. d feet to corner n,
the place OF beginning survey OF exterior
boundaries OF this claim. Total area .n.
braced by the exterior boundaries y, ,i.i.
I In
conflict With Ola Bible Back lode. Snry.S
No. llOe; not Claimed. l.o37 acres Nj
area claimed and sought to be patented
containing 1861 acres. Survey M lI,A
The location OF this mine is recorded in
lie County Recorders office of Custer
county, luaho, Oh pages 55I and uj Of
DOCK A ot Record Of Quartz Mining
Claims. The noarest known luining claus
are lie tIaeilvn to4e OH Tao east. the Uid
Bible Back On he south aid Tic Emur.
unl ON tie west.
All persons holding adverse claims there.
10 are required 10 u esent the same LeloIe
ihls Cfcc Within salty GAYS iru,u ia, hr,t
.iay Of publication hereof. or they will be
Jailed " Vh.uc vi Tie provisions Of lie
statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Ut application ior p.,tent he pub
.ishcd tor perioa OF sixty Gays ten cul.
eecutlve weeks IN the kkIcHUM Ksls1osr.
weekly newspaper published at ketchuu,
IDAHO W. ii. BRuDHEAD
=. Register.
First publication. March is, 1856
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14
Mining Application No. Al.
q. S. Land Office. HALEY, Idahel
Marcel In /

Q. S. Land Office. HALEY, Idaho,
March 7, loe1
Notice is hereby given that James y.
Woou, " hose postothce audress is Goldoufs,-
custer county, Idaho, anG Fred fhiLps,
Wy his attorhey-in-fact l.. H. Johnston,
whose pOsuuttice address is CLallis, Cusier
county, Idaho, have made application ~
patent tor $50 linear feet and surface
ground, as shown OH the plat If the
TRACTION"
lode mining claim posted OIL the claim.
bearing silver and other minerals, sitlxA
in East kork mining district, Custer cssu-
~, Idaho, and described on the official Plat
and field notes on file in this Office, with
magnetic variation al 10 Is T., ss fOlioNs,
viz:
Beginning at discovery point OF Mia
mining CLAIM and running from said DIS
cOvery n 40 22' W 10 feet to center horIA'
erly end line; thence 40 TO- W JVO feet ~
corner Ne l, whence Q. 5. u. NJ. Ne besls
3 $50 IL w 1884 feet distant; thence ~
TO- Z 5l6.6 teet TO corner No 2; thence
l4o AZ + 1918 feet to corner NJ 8; th~hce
n 79o To- W SD feet TO corner No A; thence
n l4c ~ w $50 feet, the place vi beginning
ulsvey Of exterior boundaries Of clsu4'
containing J.UO6 acres. No coLficts. wv
vey lilo.
The location of this mine is recorded ID
the County Recon ders Office VI Cus'eI
county, Idaho, on page SO Book b "
Record of Quartz Mining Claims I've
nearest known mining CLAIMS arc ths ~
rOlese lode on the east, the Old Bible bssA
ON the south and the Idaho lode vi W.
west.
All persons gliding adverse claims there.
to are required to present the same bel0Ie
this Office within sixty days IRON the W. =
gay OF publication hereof. OF they VIZ
barred by virtue Of the provisions " ~
statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the foreseMs
notice OF application Tor patent ns r .u.
tished for Pe, led OF sixty days zen go
secutive weeks in the kkICHuN AKfsIo,.'
. weekly newspaper published At As =
Idaho. ". Il. BkODHEAD,
Kesislss.
First publication, March le, lo."'
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14
LEGAL.
Mining Application NJ -

.. g. Land Office. Halle, -,
Notdce Is hereby given 1 ,S lN
Mood, whose pestofRce xddrs.na! jane 4
custer county, Idaho, Fred 81 = GelaA
lanes .; kalney, by their stto Inlllips ~
= y; onnston. whose postoff;on ,in.fass
Chalhs, Custer county EJeTInce addre,.t
ap2hcatlon for q patent for 100 nave ma.
a9c surface ground, as shown WV ~ nnsas II
sold Bible Back.
iods mining claim posted on y,
Is E..te Fly suter ana other mineral. Cha
- :. s 49, OH mining district, Gus sieaat
and held notes on file N NE ue Official d.
magnetic variation at 100 Isl = ONE, VII
beginning at discovery ,o;..
mining claim and runnine f rnt Of ~
covsry y 20 47' Z 27s feet r. I'm cs said q
erly enc line; thence s ESQ " Su osa aas,l
corner no whence U. s. Minas<0G !e9h
ment No bears n Slc lT Mueerl Non
d1stsut; thence N $50 E 53s fss. ssN.s II,
No z; thence 8 70 A, l5N w et.0 eosas
corner NO 3; thence 8 $40 81, ~ tset :
70 corner No 4; thence 8 40 u u1e IL
corner No 81 thence n $50 ~ y "* Lest
20 corner No 6; thence N ITO . ao.<es Ia
ieet 70 corner No l, the place of MI
the survey OF exterior bounds,;u lnail
i0oe mining claim, containing r. ~ ~
No conflicts: Survey HOS. AN" atss
The location Of this mine is ra.
the County, Recorders Office e 81 IL
Gounty' loano. On page 3A of Booi ..vu,'t
RECORD OF Quartz Mining tls;n AZ
nearest known mining claims AZ. ~. Tie
ton lode on the north. the IdaheM e trse
the vest and the Native Metal loSsT cs =
= :: y. g :; I; 8: s .:s. :. :,
&; !: "a; ]:
It!is hereby ordered that the to,.,.,.-
notice OF application for paten, nse'ag
ilshed for period Of sixty daysf,s, pue
secutise weeks in tue KkrcHuH K'r sva ssA'
weekly newspaper published At x .,ciaNt
Idaho. w. H. BkODHEAH10
First publication, March ls lses e'''ef.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14
A Modern Alchemjst,

Science: A distinguished metal
lurgist claims that be has realized
the dreams of the ancients and has
discovered the secret of transmut-
ing silver into gold. The old alche-
mists believed that some substance
might be found by the mere touch
of which base metals aceuld be
changed into silver and gold. Mod
ern chemistry shows that the ulti-
mate particles constituting gold,
silver, iron, lead, zinc and all other
metals are identical in substance,
and that the different properties of
the several metals depend entirely
upon the different ways in which
the particles of the common sub
stance are arranged. It 10 this &C.
cret of Encouragement which DR..
Enmens, the high explosive ex-
pert, now says he has fathomed.
He claims that the metal made BY
him from silver answers every test
to which the United States Govern
ment assay Office subjects the gold
offered there for sale and that the
metal could be proved to be gold in
4 court Of law. It has every quail
ity required by the gold ST com.
merce, being of the same color,
weight and strength. It il green
by transmitted light and yellow By
reflected light, properties which are
possessed by gold alone. Its re-
sistance to tho action Of either nit
rio or hydrochloric acid alone,
and its solution by . mixture of
these acids are also distinguishing
properties Of pure gold, and Of no
other yellow metal. Or. Emmens
ssys be has already made four
ounces Of gold from about nix
ounces Of silver, and that the loss
10 tho process il about % mr. cent.
Should Dr.. 1mmsns'G olains 81
sabetantiatsd ~ upsxpsctsd and
slkieinf solasien ct IT, siises quee-
~ hAys been reached.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14
sPoNGEs ARE RISING.

The Cuban War Drew the 11shoeDea late
the Navy aad CurtsalsA The supply.
One effect Of tho war in Cuba has been
to diminish ths export Of Cuban sponges
by fully one-half. The Cuban sponge
fishermen get license to nah in Cuban
waters only upon condition that they
shall serve In the navy II required; AMI
% many have been called upon for this
service that the harvest Of spongeS has
been materially reduced.
Cuba furnishes less than third Of the
sponges used abroad, but the curtail-
ment Of that supply helps TO put up
prices that have been advancing for
years. The supply Of sponges comes
from Florida, Cuba, Nassau, Mexico and
the Aediterrnein. Ordinarily shout
two-thirds Of the supply, in value,
comes from American waters.
The demand for sponges has In
creased naturally, while the worlds
supply HIS not kept pace with it. It
has within recent years actually dimin-
ished, owing to careless methods Of
fishing and to overdship9 70 supply the
increased demand.
The sponge IL Of slow growth; It takes
two or three yeaf1 for II to attain :
commercial size. In. III countries In
whose waters sponges grow there are
laws against the pulling Of little
sponges until they have reached !
certain growth. tuA - there are laws
against the taking Of lobsterv and or
some fishes under specified sizes, N. Y.
Journal.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-11-14
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All~a,r. s,11lnh aaAsSO - 4ol1rsuosna hAaraa
~ ~ ,.s4.r-,ci,- he.t<-.,,,s 49,. 1fhan
. .ur.crv ~ser,e ,,,or 49, ,,,env rha.ee
- =. ~ ,.4-Ne4 ~. ,.,s1e = SS1r.,clr
LA ..tc-.,.h,.,~rA y, r,e,.er,. ~. 49,.
an, - ,.1.a.- ~ s-os,r.r,..e, 49, - tbo.e
s,.a,o $3.50 - ~ rs,1li, +l,oro.,shAere.
~ . Hvelihoors F,rrn ~ mon rr,ovi-
d~,4 ce.Aerrnon~er,e vnnv and eaonkev
- = ~ r,e+v old inn tr.v Sum
aroa,nd the - - ia venllor 81 hlacl.
to - - - ~ 1921 nt4l. ~
49,, 81. 1,..,f.,. ,rescl,es 4 ~ 40
,,..n.,r. - . ~s,l,- h.rd h.alreA ~ :
o;,.. ho~-&1,. .1..,. 800 --i.Av - tn
r,s.,,. -e~c-e~4 =. ~ +ha coeserr.o,,.
~.r-.rdo+h.-.+reeAe s1,ere1 or carrvinr
sho,,+ xhei- ~oolas - nino.rt = rsani-
fold :. FL. srticla. thev vend
Tha nomv-or donhev--carts land
+he lat4er !. nv for ~ .nore ,,e,,al heext
~ drnmsht1 - IA rr<e,,,e,,or;. coeter-
rc,r.-s. -. ~ +hra. rird.. The 6rs4
!. o1sn ohlorr.h.ne vith 4 r.p hehind.
nnon which Z nlaced : 4rav Alled with
h,cch.. - sr.er. +,,rn;ra' celerv. IT.
M. o4her 1,orrno1litiea ara laid IL the
IA ~ a.. cart
Aro+h.- L;rd !. N. .orcrnor square
ce,4 wittont .unrine.. awhioh = % CON-
struggled HAT tho sidee. a well - the
frort ana hecl lii leN dovn ana form
xhelvee srhereon The stock nav b ar-
ranrrd - adv.utao,e. IS
The third. .ort Of nonv cart /, one Of
home manufactnre. c,onGastine OF the
framework Of : bedv without sides, or
front. or hind past. Sometimes cost
er's barrow Il formed into . donkey
cart merely BY. fastening with cord two
rough poles 10 the hauldles. All these
several kinds Of carts are used for tho
conveyance Of either fruit, vegetables
or fiah: but besides these there II the
salt vendors cart, with and without
the tilt or covering, and . square piece
of tin (stuck into block Of salt). on
which u painted ''8elt 3lb. . penny."
Then there il tho poultry cart, with the
wild ducks and rabbits dangling at It's
sides, and with two uprights and croas
stick, upon which are suspended bros,
etc., slung across in couples
The above conveyances are al OF small
0AAAOAA01OAAov eAA~ - - .
" shout five fest long and three vice.
while the carts are mostly ABOUT nour
feet square.
Every kind of harness = used; some
are weubhcked and CREASED ana gliueer-
ing with brass, others are almost a.
gray with dust - the donkey itself.
Some Of the animals are gaudl1y capar-
isoned in an old carriage harness.
which fits like mans cost on a boys
back. while the plated silver ornaments
are pink, with the copper showing
through; others have rude traces ana
bellybands, and not few inouige IN olo
cotton ha1dkerchiefs Tor pads.
The next conveyance (which, inoeeo'
IS the most general) = the costermon-
gers handbarrow. These are very light
in their make, with springs terminal.
ing at the axle. Some have rails Denlno
for the arrangement OF ~the1f goods;
others have mot. Some have side rails.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-24
GEN. wEYLER's rRoCHA.
He says Antonio Maccc WIN Never 4
Able to Cross n

HUst w Y fNs&s H.
Havana. April es--Gen. wsyler 4, stalk
ing on the present movement. He IN on
posing the guerrilla warfare by an almost
Eeofnetric plan. In an interview with n
correspondent Cen. Weyier said:
'Macco will never cross the troch, OK
cept as a prisoner. The day he atsemn,s
the irocha he viii fall or he captured, II
Is utterly impossible for him to come east
ward. have q strong force on the whole
line. and also have a large party OF troops
between Macco's position In the nortb~rn
mountains and the srocha"
"8ut Maceo f> on the east side OF IN,
barrier suppose the two brothers xhop,s
attack the line from different sides AZ air
fcrc,, points on the same day.
"Ah," replied weyier, Il have a s.rcne
force on this side which kspnS Iosa NJ
ceo's men divided into small bands a,s
they cannot unite for such a rnsueuver.
why do you not attempt TO force Nacso
60 decisive battle nowrs
'Maceo win not stand ana FIGHT " 49,
general answered. ~ have several ina
pendent columns which Keen him ,,savi,,.-
about in the hills"
"tsut can you not surround him. He Ia
apparently confined 10 4 small ststr,.>,
"Weli- exclaimed Gen. VIEWER E.,ha.
would simply mean chasing Maceo througn
the whole province. do not p;ono~e a.
have my main force drawn from tea
trceha. want the insurgents to attack
the line"
when DO yea lock FER an a,:efa,. =,
force yoar Npo~-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-24

ssA.n SICK or the wAa.

Hav>A ASsA 8-chSt.-osA Wsy99
has inst Issued the following pruclAmAfions
called out b. ths eooditton Of Affairs -
Ptrar a RIO. After the usual beading
ri preamhaa, IL proclAmattoo says:
'sTt having reached my knowsedge tnas
rebel paFtia1 n IL provincs q PinAr dea
Rio are IN distress. through the constant
ps,rx1lt by the tsoope and the impossible
ity Of breaking ths military line betweeo
Mar,el and Ma1sna and through other In
surmountabie difacuifies, and being fear
full OF 0urreuder1ng under the rear OF inc
death sentences, the certainty OF which nAe
been fsis>ly disseminated among them.
proclaim and command:
s.Flrs,--Tbe rebel leaders who SURRENDER
within twenty days from this date, with
Their firearms, viii be at once pardoued-
..Secoud-Those who are not leaders.
bu. who surrender under the same con-
ditions, with their firearms. wiz also b
pardoned-
s.Thiri-rhoss smrender1ng without their
arms win be likewise pardoned. but the
military authorities viii designate their
place Of residence.
sFourfh-The surrender must be made
70 the military authorities OF the columns
operating Ia ths field valeriano Wey-
ler..
II was reported here this morning that
loo insurgents In Pfnar del Rio had sur
rendered Internationally to the authort-
ties.
Private information has been received
here Of an engagement between the Span
ish column under Gen. Melquiso and the
insurgents under Aguirre. The latter lost
stxty-two killed.