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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
had a VERY QTICK EYl
A MRD sUrprises AaOrbcr Mun Who
" riIes L..rTer.

A MRD sUrprises AaOrhcr Mun Who
" ri1es LrrTer.
The rvptWriler was clicking aWEv II z
great rate, sayE the Washington Star, and q
mFL WIS s.ltlng near watching the flying
fingers OF the operator lie was whiting 10
ses the attorney WIN was the employer Of
the operEtUr. and when lhs attorney finally
entered the visitor die nnt observe Lis aI-
preach
HELM. exclaimed the proprietor Of ths
Office " Eai are you looking II nv fype-
writer SO uDsurUIuEly for? Have you been
dreaming TINT hs was d lovely maiden IN
Disguise OF some other fairy story like
thai -
No" replied the visitor u was just
trying 10 realize how difficult { feat ] saw
man perform yesterday, down Hr one Of
the hotels whore there Il one Of the tas- est
operators n town. q"
What cid he dO' Jump a board niu'"
NO. thar easy. W-hsl he did waF differ
en1 mar VINO was with him haG some
sDrI uf trade on, duu'l know what. Dur
just bEfUrE they proceeueu 10 conclude II
the other ran said he wanted 70 write L
letter 70 MS partner IL Chicago. de mad II
already drafted II pencil, and ne tonE il
and handed II To the operator, al wing 10 be
careful az ir wEE very important. and 70
gel j duns a. OnGE Then he joined The
other man bur bsfnrE they began talking b
third party called the first man aside for &
shurr .ElE. As Lhess TWO talked The uperR-
TOR a. the machine clicked al the letter,
and the man who waf waiting for some
reRsUu VUIched rns nDsrEInr very closely gs
Der fingers feW over THE ksyB
The ls1Ier was finished n lsast three
minutes nsfnrs the tEIk was and when that
was done the operator handed rhs man ths
letter N an enclosed envelope duly addressed
and went hack 70 her machine The mHn
pun the letter II ms pocket, JusI Ia Il WaE
taunsc 10 MIN.
hops youn pardon me, be SAID, turn
iuG II the waiting man, Tor no much DELAY
Dus Il was unavoidable HDwsvsr. ! IL ready
nov 10 close with YOU 81 the prices named
And d Bss YOU hanged before q ssl
10 yDu al any price shId the other mED n
q suppressed tone. greatly To ths surprise Oi
the mEu win the letter IN his pocket
In another minute there wDuln have DesL
fght On but ] rushed m, Hs did another
party ana II Lhs excitement INT MAI Win
ths letter got away and Disappeared In re
spunHe 70 0ur inquiries 10 what II WaS al
sbDut rhe man tnid uf thai ne hAn made
8 study Of training the eye 70 quicEnesE, and
Thai hE pructiced Il whenever he saw . type
writer 81 work 1t hAc 10 perfsctaa him
seE a. II that he could fDllOw the fingers d
the fastest 1psrE1Hr and ne eould read what
ever lie might happen 10 be wiring II
This case hs had done the same without
thought. because the man win whom hf
hac ths trade or wgf engaged tDT the mo
DsnL- bsinFs hs hAo read i've lRsf OF ina
Istlsr. hDseyer. la GIszpFsree LhAt Lhs E1aI
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
THEY HAVE TROUBLES.
Book Dealer Given Advice by .
Stranger.

Book Dealer Given Advice by q
Stranger.
Book dealers have their troubles as well
Is other people says the Dallas News. They
probably answer more questions than g rail-
WY station agent Or the bright young man
VIM presides Al the window OF bureau Of
Information office
Nam street dealer was moi surprised.
therefore the other day when q clerical
looking stranger walked iutu his place Of
business and began to look around.
.t7Hve you EOt The Woman il White by
Collins" he inquired.
OF course tine dealer had IT, and was only
TOD anxious IN make q sale.
Have got All AlOne which is also by
Collins >" The quiet stranger continued.
Sure the dealer mad H. and by this time
hR became Interested.
i forget the EuLh0r, but there is book
called In The Dark, thai Is SAID 10 be very
fine
Py rnHt time the dealer had al the books
on his counter Gnd WAS preparing 10 wrap
them IT,.
Never mind said the stranger. y don't
want To buy. ! merely want 20 suggest thAt
Z yuu hHve The Woman in White An
Alone and In ths Dark that yUu have 4
gDod thing Coco day. sir.
And tine dealer is locking for the minis
te'iEl visitnr 10 kick MIN around the block.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
CARED NOTHING ron TOOLS,
Men Who HAVE Accomplished MDch
with Primitive implements


win Primitive lmHls-IlenIs-
DR. William Fl WoIlHEtun rendered many
ssrvices 10 science 1T Eas ne FIRST 20 ds-
LsbI the FrauubBlFr lines IN solar BpsC rum
and to uem1ns-rgrs ths Identify OF gRlvEn-
sm aud f-iCtioEEI elsCrrictry- one dHy. re
atEs rhf PhilRdEiphia Times 3 visitor from
foreign country called upon the doctor
and asked 70 ne shown the lGburHrury WheTs
so many valuable discpverieE mad been mace
The duGJnr CGndurtec hs visitor tu 3 small
room, IL which there WEs No furniture sx-
except & table. On the Table was an old tea
tray CUutuiuinE & small balance tHwpipe
some rast papers and 3 few watch glasses
This rDnm,' SAID Dr. y NBilasiun 'lE ny
iaburEtBry, ana Oh 1ha1 tea tray ART El oi
my work EJois
BFsry.aoy knows thai Benjamin Franklin
the eminent American sLElesmRn and phil
0sephsr robbed the rEUndsreioGo q ItE
lightning by means Of q kite ana a slIE
hEndEer;hief.
A celebrated English enErEver Thomas
bsw-ack, drew MS first sketch with common
chalk upon the EslR Of the tiI-le UutlAEs II
which ne lived. The fEr-lamsd chemist
julius s-ocEEETdL. learned -hF ar " con-
hIning Gulors by closely studying Lhs wings
u many butterflies
Dr. JOssqn Black 4 chemist 8f nBls dis
severed latent heEt by uElng as tOuiE pzl
uf wafer and tvs lbsrmumstsrE. SIR David
N-lEle. Ehs reNDVlase Ll4-Glsr. tor Gls trsi
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

William Lloyd Carlson, 3 suu Of the
famous ab0LlLinuis1. said Of ms fR-ner IN 3
rsusnt lecture il =ioFtou: al home Mr.. Gar
rIsUn vas cheerful His sense " the
ludICrDus WIS very marked. Hs pas
ElsnEFsiy fond ul music. and had q habit q,
singing through the house. Babies were q
del IN. ID MIN and would be EuDd with hin
when the mother could nut suu-he them He
was very fond 0. nuns. When the serraut
failed hT helped Il the EItchen, wnsn there
was E.Ensss ~ was 4 wonderful nurse At
,snls ne made tie conversation gene a., Gnd
-rEw uut tne mesr rimid."
T1s Boston T~ansc~iu: recalls Z story Of
Edwin FJrr'sz. during one Vi MS Boston eu-
y -Hmeuts. z pUG~ artist called several times
10 see MIN az the cid Winthrop house. Each
line he brought picture which he hAd
painted; he finally left ii with L nute stat-
iuE thR- hs was N needy circumstances. For
res road The note, and rulE the wrapping
l-.L cnE picture. Il proved 20 be q paint
!uE %. himself as SpRrLacuE. Forrest gRzed
uE'-u II moment, and -hen sjaculGJed 70 tbs
glEl.k. Give hin SO. Il he Is as poOr as
1i,s picture na must ns on Lbs puinI OF s-arvs-
LlUuf"
In the matter nf fine whisky" saws the
Knoxville Tenn Sentinel there were said
10 be lew better judges LhHn the late SenH-Dr
BIfriE OF TFHD=H=es. He liked ms Lndcy, anC
- Gld not care vim knew r. His perfect
nerve. even il the tacs Of death, If probRb.y
best Ghuvu by an incident which occurred
only snort time Dsip- g ne los CONSCIOUS
nesz r. utitse Was growing feeble end ne
heard The cna-ur whisper 70 The nurse thar
ui5i-y must be Injected a once. Then re,
IL tJm THAT JCloie Oh the leflhand corner Of
lha r.-u,sl % r1L-mured me dying man. lit S
twenty year oidt'
The town NJ HHlper. in Crawford county
y g. tE pUr
ll Lu- llI.Fl s-E-ga 5e Is Ernest II
Thompson vnUEG Virginia democrat ~
y-arE Of age ana d gracuals ut THE law ne-
TE -urtU- o.. -nE Michigan university I'D Of
The Kansas normal college Fu-t Scout. M.
Tnur- sUg = Young man Of somewhat
remarkable personality as Il InticGtsr rv
the fact -hHT the psDpe NJ Hslper, VINO
usually czsr nIE republican nE1uri-y
elected Inn HEHirs- 2. W HU,lund. prDmi-
nan. Nan Ci ths -pwE. Hg ran on straight
Gsmocr--ir ticket. and received & big
mHjo-irv TnH yuunr mUy1r pr=sides a. tie
council meaCInEE win dignity ana RrIlftv,
ana he peHIls o. Lns Town sasm as pruud
uf E-m as -hey ara VI -hsir pretty public
park
General seth Ruhiusnu. the FIRST attorney
general Of henrasfa after IIs admission iutD
the uuIuu ~ rEaer-tuE & reflection upon ms
person ny Lincoln paper. published card
with the fUuuwiuE artistic pen picture
Nov tAnbN al 4uFL EA Int--t ffLStillF
T'lH- J. Seth Robinson, the subscriber, an q
persUu Of I.gh: complexion and light hair
(which ! wear long. PARITY from vanity,
pGr-ly from lndulence. and PARTLY 70 appear
enreuLriel 1hFt hHlruRlly wear 3 ferncIous,
U.rgtiral uuE-EchE RlsO light End bordering
CisurreeEnlv Upuu red Thai IN person !
an Ehart F-rutiy built sud stBop shnuideTed
with Z cnUurEuEuaF not eutIrHly pleasant
ard -hEr nv Office ir on The corner ut o
and Eleventh streets whore ] do business
ana give advice"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

How did you keep cool Yesterday -
those thut came to our dental pg,Iors
had no trouble about it-an elpCr~ic fan
does thp busipess-thuts why We arp
always husy-every cuufurt known 10
modern dentistry science j. employed 10y
us-it's more Pheasant having rs ATTEND
10 your teeth than staying nj home
pain Is an unknown quality here-taEe
exrracring-u htlle upp6cation-our own
forIuula-to the -ums-0 pun Hud-5O
ceuts-thar's aH-is il any wonder we
keep or assistants busy this hot wea-
rher%
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
BEPuHrIoAs STATE CONVENTION.

The repub lean electors Of the state %
Nebraska ars requested to send delegates
from their several counties 10 meet IN con-
veuti1u IN the city Of Lincoln Thursday
August &c 1877, al q clock , m, for the
purpose Of p.HcIuC IL nomination candidates
for the fulIUWinE Offices
One JuuEe uf Lne supreme court, TWO
regents Of the State University. and 10
transact such other DusIneas mBy prop
eriy come before ne convention.
The several counties aye entitled to repre-
sHLgHtiuu touuvs, lie EppurriuunRut
being based upon rle vote cast for ne Hon
a bert Buruham for presldFuriul elecfOr
IN 1886 giving eHch county one deleEHte-Ef-
large and one for each 10 VOTES ana ma jUr
fraction thereof.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

was making arrangements with his partner
In Chicago to swindls him out Of 81 1OD II
WIS L uold-bluoded case uf stsEl and ths
wDndsr to MIN tnHt he hadn't hit the
sCuuntrei first and tnld him why RftsrwHrd
That waE Ru there To H." concluded
the visitor, except tnBt We tested him and
found ne could do what he said, and now
# yuu dDu't think IT k E diftcult feat ypu
watch your operator she flies along some
time al sixty words minute and see il you
can read The letters her fingers dance
HmDng~
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
honesty Is THE BEST PoIIcY
If Yau Ar. Dead broke. Own Up LIZ.
Iir1le Nnn.

If Y0u Are Dead broke. own Tp Like
Little Man.
Dead broke IL not HI accurate term. Il Is
relative A millionaire considers hinl=s'.
dead broke when ne finds thRt he has only Z
V N ms poelret Men Of less means think
they are dead broke when they can find but
quarter Dr e hEE II their pockets. Bur wt-h
me mass Of people who haven't very much
even when AZ their best dead broke means
thHt condition IN which 4 mar finds himself
without q nickel IN hs pockets Pennies
don't cut any ice. Even three or four Of
hem won pHy q Ear fare SAYS the Gin
CiuDau Tribune and when Z man hasu car
fare the walk 70 CumminEvLls n midnight
seems iung-awfuily long
That's whEi Hued me The nthsr night %
said L resident Of That suhurh i didu 3
have q nickel 10 my uHme-nDr nick And
vuu bet II was warm. SO ] tried 10 work
the conductor When he struck me- ! felI II
my pockets, first one then the other and
Their lnnKed dRzed.
] mad nickel, said, 'but blame me II
] know where i iE
Too thin, old man, ERid the hsar-lsss
man IN hlus. 'YOuD have 10 walk q little
Just for change as you haven't got IL
tt ink Of a mai getting un q jake IKE that
i walked. but not far Tried another
conductor with the same racket. Dian
work He WIS heHrtlsss alsu. ] knew O
Esi home The cars kept cunning. but ths
lasI car WDulu rs uus som. Then ! thought
aI the old MOTTO Honesty IL lhs pssI ui
pohey. II ury II On
i got on the car ana held NJ my head
When the man wiki rhs baaEs came along
] Eaid-
J n dead broke old man Let me TAKE
sneak home viii yOus WGIkings Iwful
not niEhi ike tins.
Thai wurEsu ID charm he was the
hest conductor ] ever He knew ] Was
telling The truth The Others thought ] wa
wing ana ] was but moi IL the Way thay
thought. All he gAid Was
An right did fellow Don't give mt
EWEg. though.
MAI on EOur life ] said Then ] curlsC
up End slept ths sleep Of the just End the
righteous Hereafter N going 10 Lsn me
truth Cost What Il may
There "A q time Tor everything. and the
time 10 attend 10 q Guld Il when Il starts
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
BnrLIen's ArnIen saIrs.

The beEl EGlvs IN the warld for cuts
bruises, sores ulcers. salt rhsum. lever sores,
tsltsr, chEppsd handE chllbiEinE curnE aDo
al BEin eruptlDnE, and positively cures piles
no pay required u n guRrGn reef 10 give
perfect satisfaction ar money rHfuRasG- F'rIss
% ceuLE per bux- Fur EGle by kuhn 4 Co
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
sirile = Lend Mine i'm Town.

JOPLIN, Ma July IA rich lead mine
mas osen struck Main street, within Z
few blocks ~ the businesses center Of town
II. D. Graves ana sam Vaughan two miners
who found IL. yesterday HOOK out. a. the
depth Of seven feet. over Iou d ore
Machinery viii be pu1 IN and the mine VIII
soon be il gIlerErioI rlghI IL the hsart Of
ne gLrV
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

NILES, Mich. July 5-TWo trEmpE, who
REFUSE To give their nH Hres We're arrested
mere last uiEhf charged V'fti having mur-
dersd tramp al Ksnsiugl1n, H. lHst even
ing The dsBd man WRs shot during
quarrel and the other IEo rramps buHrdsd
& Michigan CeurrGI train. Tbsy were dis
covered when the train arrived here ans
were taken back 10 ksusanEtun Today
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

Nobody hasn't asked me ter pun out
uf dis pe1'lice chief muddle-cose dey al
know N q stuve'-so is my dads FIVE
cent Stpec6er cicar-yuu don't have ter
have mustard plaster puu fur dat
CiGur-lts Jes one OF desc eusy smokes
what muu ENJOYS dis hot wedder-
DO wurk about it-uu' it's easy ter git
toc-cuse Won emit fine first class
dealer in dis whole town hut what he
has De SfoeC6er fur salt-I v-uz in de
circus prade de oddgr day bur got lost
zee but dat made me tired
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

II n recommended that no proxies lie
EdmtEtec ID the convention and that Ih6
delegates present be EuthOr .ssd 70 cast the
entire vote Of ths deiegE LiDn Of tns county
which they represent.
II "A requested LhHf the county nOnNsn-
LiunE select their committeeman and peri tt-ist
tnelY county organ ia tiDn al the first con-
EsutiGu n counties IL WniCu Two conventions
are held GEORGE " POST. Chairman
J 7 MALLALIEU. Secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

They dnut make much fuss about H. Z"
We are speaking " De WIS LllIls Early
RissrE ths famous IiLlls pIlla for n0IBtipg-
tim biIionsneaE and al stomach ana Liver
Lroublsa- They HFVsr gripG-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

There N 4 time for everything. and ths
time 70 attend 70 cold Il When Il stErts
Don't wGn Tin Epu have consumption nut
prevent a by using One Minute Cough Cure
thF great remedy FOR coughs colds Group.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

The Sunday Bee Eves IN detail an The
society happenings Of TIE week as wen
as complete service Of cable and Asso-
ciaied Press uT-te-dats news-ypu can't
Get along viJhout the sunday here at
hcme-how much more vuu VII want il
while gwuy-miEh1 As well have The Bee
seven days IN the weet follow vou on
yUur luurnry-dun't cost ruuch-only ssv-
euty cents q month 10 any address In the
United States or Canada-weu send it 10
any pHrT " TIE world al hrte more
cosi-lUHl yeur orjef-the telephone is
nu1 reliable
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
Trnnp. Arr-,t-a a. Murder,

He must have some followers TO pc able II
Tr- raE
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-05

Beginning at the discovery OF claim. a fir &c st
ix3 inches where notice Vi location was origin
ally posted; running thence y. 80 degrees 81
minutes w, Ial2 feet TO ccaser west cad line
thence n. - degrees 81 minutes e. 800 feet 10
No. /. bears N. As degrees is minutes f.. 2235 G
feet; thence =. % degrees 81 minutes ~. GU
feet to coruer No. Il; thence = - degrees 81
minutes - 1879 feet 20 corner No. Is; thence
y. . degrees 30 minutes Z. 40 f:et to center
East end line. 100 feet 10 ccr1er No. 10; thence
y. 20 degrees 81 minutes -. l50 gees 10 eorGer
NO. IS, the IiasS u Cr.,ianlng survey OF eyer
i3r toupdrie> OF Grey Eagie LoGe. Coutaining
an area OF is.4e6 acres no consliet3.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-05


is hereby given that sealed bids win be receiv-
ed ov The Board of County commissioners CT
CuSter county. Idaho u their regular meeting
ia January 1857 for he care and maintenance
of the INDECENT sick Gld otherwise dependent
poor OF Custer coUnty. Idaho, for one wear fFcIn
and after January 1lFh. lSsT. All bids must be
sealed and I ed With the Auditor eh Or before
the second NoaGay in January. iSN, and mark
ed Proposals Scr the care u the county
pcor."
The bidder whose hid may be accepted by the
Hoard vii he required to enter into . CONTRACT
wiki the Board TO take charge OF AL persons
who may be lawfully committed 10 their care.
and provide mem with all proper food Goth
lag. beds. beduing, medicine. medical atteld-
ance. medical and surgical Appliances. aud IN
fact svc-yt hing necessary for their ca re. r2ia-
tcnaacc AND comfort Including a suitable hos
pital in which 20 care for 4 such persons all
o. which services materials. etc. shall be fur
nished at The cont FACTORS own cost and ex-
pense and without any expense 30 toSieT
county. other than the contract price as stated
ia the contract.
The contractor viii be required 10 enter fato
a good and suficient bond 10 be approved by
the Board. ia twice the amount OF the contract
price conditioned that the con- rucior Will wen
and faithfully fnltll all the covenants and con-
ditions expressed in the contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
I BY order OF the Board of County Commits
gieners- GEO. &. kE1ES, CLERK
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-05

Following are some of the
reasons why Bryan was defeated:
The American bankers syndi-
cate.
Seven million five hundred
thousand dollars of the syndi-
Gates money.
Five million dollars Of Lomb-
ard street, London, money.
The combined power of the
American newspapers.
The combined railroad syndi-
Gates of the United States.
The combined power OF life
insurance companies.
The coal oil syndicate.
The anthracite coal trust, with
Hobart as president.
The wire nail trust.
The beef trust.
TIE sugar trust.
The malicious and false cry of
anarchists.
The combined power of the
leaders Of the gold Democracy.
The power OF intimidation,
misrepresentation and abuse.
The use of Islander, calling
names and closing business
where labor is employed.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-05

Beginning at the discovery Of claim a FIR post
Ak incneS, where notice OF location was origin
ally posted and Identical with the v est end
center OF Attic Johnson Lode. running thence
;. degrees - minutes L. 80 feet to corner No
y, which is Identical with corner No 5. OF the
Attic johnson lsode, this survey; thence N. 5
degrees 10 minutes w. 5yc feet to corner No.
10, which is identical with corner No. g. Attic
johnson Lode, this survey. from said corner
No. 10. c. S. NJ NJ No. !, bears n. Is degrees s.
minutes u. 3U43 feet; thence N. 65 degrees 80
minutes W. 1870 feet to corner Nc. II thence -.
degrees As minutes Il. 800 feet TO center west
end line Of this claim So feet to corner No. T.
thence :. IS degrees 81 minutes E. 1899 feet to
corner No Q, the place OF beginning survey OF
exterior boundries of Boise Lode Containing
an area Of w acres. no conflicts
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-05
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
E0TIoE NO. 453.
SURVEY 30. lice.


Ell
HdiIey, idaiso. Noe. a. 1896
Notice is hereby given, that John Lemp.
whose post-ofiice address is Boise City, Idaho,
has made application for United States
Patent for the Blue J.", Attic Jonnson, >,
Boise" and Grey Eagle" consolidated Lode
Mining Claims, bearing gold. silver, lead OF
other metals, situated in the Sheep Mountain
Mining District, Custer county, state Of Idaho
and designated by the field notes and plat OF
Official survey on file in this office as Mineral
Survey NJ. il6o, said Mineral Survey No. 1850
being described as follows. to-wit
BLUE J. LODE"
Beginning at the discovery OF claim fir post
AKA inches, where notice OF location was orig
inally posted; running thence ). % degrees, AZ
minutes W.. 300 feet 10 corner No. 1 thence "
70 degrees, 40 minutes 5I3 feet to corner No. .;
thence N. SO degrees II minutes W. lI94.5 feet
to corner No. 8; thence S. % degrees 40 minutes
W. 900 feet to West end center Of claim, 6OG
feet TO corner No. 4. from which corner q. s.
NJ. NJ. No l, bears North ~ degrees 81 minutes
E. 1887 feet; thence S. 66 degrees 80 minutes
Z, 625 feet TO corner No. z, OF Attic Johnson
Lode, this survey, 1900 feet to corner No. I. the
place OF beginning survey OF exterior boundries
OF Blue j. Lode, containing an area of 1901
acres no conflicts.
"ALTTE JOHNSON HIDE"
Beginning At the discovery Of claim a fir post
414 Inches. where notice OF location was origin
ally posted. the mouth Of tunnel bears south
o. degrees 2 3uJ feei thence i. Sc degrees 81
minutes W. GJl feet to center West end line OF
CAIN thence :. degrees % minutes l.. .9e
Feet 20 corner No. 5. which Is identical with
corner NO. Boise Lode. this survey. Thence
y. degrees As minutes W.. So feet to corner
NO: Q, which is Identical with corner No. TO-
boise Loae, this survey; thence S. 66 degrees
~ minutes r.. eIo feet to corner No. A. OF
this survey, 1900 feet 10 corner No. z; thence =.
degrees As MINUTES + 80 feet TO center East
END line, go feet TO corner No g.; thence N 81
degrees 70 minutes W., 125i.4 FEET TO corner No
IL, Grey Eagle Lode. this survey. 1909 feet to
corner No. 5. he place of beginning survey OF
the exterior boundries OF Attic johnson Lode
From corner No. OF this lode U. s. A. NJ No.
bears y. 81 degrees 80 minutes E.. 2ni3 feet
Containing an area OF 1855 acres, no conflicts
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1897-01-05
Replication For "a Patent.
NOTICE No. ass.
SURVEY No. Il6i.
IRE BLICkTIoN
United states land Cfice. }
Hfitsg. Jsfdho. ihq9, ~. ssaC [


Notice is hereby given. tina O. J. salisbury
by w. H Watt. his attorney IN saet. whose
poStofiee address Is HALEY. Blaine eountY.
State of Idaho. has made application for a
United States Patent for the
BEARDSLEG MILL SITE
claim. situate on unsCrveyed iaEt IA Baylor sc
Mining District Custer couEty. STATE Of idaho.
consisting Of :. $50 acres surface ground. being
Survey No. ll64. and described ia the dcid
this Office. wi Ii magnetic varls ion az Is deg
rees and - minutes eaS-. as follows
Reginui1s at-,Crner Ne. !. from whence :
NJ. NJ. No. ,. bears north 81 degrees IS fliagteS
east 1887 feet; thcacs SOcth 70 degrees -
r1inuies west I'D ieet "a Corner Nc ,, taeaee
north - degrees * minutes west 80 feet to
corner No. 3: thence north 81 tees 10 Corner
~ . feet 10 Corner No s; thence Soa'h - de-
greeS ~ minutes aest at27 feet 10 Corger No.
6: thence aarth - degrees p i1inafeS NeS y ] ,
fea4 20 Corner M the Place ef heGio1ing sur
yey of exterior boundaries OF this Mil site
including IN area OF .ssl acres applied for. 10
conflicts
The said Asiis Site eeing OF record in tse nf'ce
81 Challis. in Custer county state o. Idaho.
The nearest known locations being the .sssN horse
Min Site, Survey No. $50, ard the Rlverview
Mill Site. Survey No. 55SB.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF the said Reardsley Aisl Site claim ci
Surface ground are required to file their ed
verse eiaimS thereto VITA the Register OF this
Idaho within the sixty days publication there
Of or they viii be barred by virtue of the pre-
visions of the stature m such eases made ant
provided. W n BiefpHsAp, kesls'er.
Publication ordered-CommiSSicner .cttel
IN" May 4. 1886