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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1897.
How to Vote.

We give below a fac simile OF the
peoples party county ticket with the
SQUARES marked as they should be to
have your vote counted for that ticket
Democrats should mark the ticket
under the heading democratic Par
IT," the same way. Democrats thould
be careful to vote their ticket for il
they do not cast certain per cent OF
the total vote this fall they will not
have place on the official ballot
next year according to the present
election law:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-28

A letter from Agra asks il the re-
publican candidate for commissioner
is the merchant at Stuttgart, as he is
beng introduced through Plum
township in that manner The reply
was that he is not. Stuttgart is In
Mound township, while the candidate
lives IN Belmont
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-28

The election tickets are all printed
and have been turned over to the
county clerk. The cost Of printing
for this election will be at least $l75
less than it was two years ago. The
peoples party saved for the taxpayer
that mnch in one term alone. Re
member this when you vote Tuesday.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-28
PEOPLES PARTY.

Electors will make cross-nark,
thus, x, in the square to the right OF
the name of the candidate for whom
they wish to vote,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
U. s. Land Office H,;,.r ~,

v. o. Lana omce, HALEY, Id,hoi
Notice is hereby given that j! ne
Moou, whose postoffce address is Gsldhn..
custer county, Idaho. and Fred Phiii;,G
oy hls attorney'lh fact, L. II. Johns.ts'
whose postohce address is Challi,. Cn.,..
county, Ioaho, have msde application +.
= patent OF l5OO linear feet and au,i...
"lDAHO"
lode mining claim, bearing silver and o,...
minerals, situate in East + ORR ,,in;. 49,
trlct, custer county. Idaho, and ds..s;SSa<L
IA the Omclal plat and field Notes on n. Il
this ONCE, with magnetic variation !. ,ss
Is. 4, as follows, viz:
Beginning at discovery point A. al.
mining claim and running from s.,a m
coyery point s lao AS K 74O feet r. ..s...
Southeriy end line; thence N no a. -
ieet to corner No l.; thence s 72o iYG ~
.ee It corner No 2; thence n lao y, Il
l1W feet u corner Nos, whence U.sIG
No 2 bears s 100 IA VI z5y7.5 feet di.,.s,.
thence n 40 45' K 600 feet to corner M =.
thence = lao 22' 4 1900. q feet TO corner i.
l,e place OF beginning survey OF ex,sr;..
boundaries OF this claim. Total area IN.
eraced ty the exterior boundaries Of nv.
@1SAM SChtaAuluS ~. 4O6 acres, lesS ares IN
conflict with OLD Bible Back lode. ssrys,
No. 11OS; not claimed. l.s37 acres NJ.
area claimed and sought to be p,tentsi
tanning lA.tlSl acres. Survey No i'm
The location Of this mine is recoriss; /.
The County Recorders office of Cusn,
county, Idaho, On pages S54 aud IS Il
book "a of Record of Quartz kiniss
tialns. The nearest known minius ciain,.
are the Fraction lode on the east, The OE
Bible Back on the south and tile EnpOri.
ana on the west.
All persons holding adverse claims thsr.
to are required To present tile same before
this Office within sixty days FROM the int
gay OF publication hereof. Or they viii IL
barred by virtue of the provisions Of u
statute.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be put.
tished for period of sixty days ten con.
secutlve weeks jim the KKrcuuH KrYueys.
weekly newspaper published at Kstchus,
Idaho. w. n. bkUDHEAD,
-. Register.
First publication, March l6. 1885.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
U. 8. Land Office. HALEY, Idahol

US. Land Office, HALEY, Idshol
-. March ], l5st
Notice is hereby given that James u.
Wood whose pOstoflCe address is GUidburg.
Custer county. Idaho, and Fred Philips.
by his attOruey-in-fact, L. II. JOhnstok,
whose postOfiice address is Challis, Custer
county, Idaho, nave made application iUR
patent for S35 linear feet and surtaes
ground, as shown ON the plat Of the
"ERACIlON"
lode mining claim posted on the claim,
bearing silver and other minerals, situate
in East Fork mining district, Custer coun-
ty, Idaho, and described ON the official plat
and field notes on file in this ot6cs. with
magnetic variation 1t $50 Is r., as follows,
Wig:
Beginning at discovery point Of said
mining claim aud running from said dis-
covery n 14o 22' w 40 feet to center north
erly end line thence $50 To- w 800 feet ~
corner No /, whence U. 3. ID. NJ. No 2 Sssss
S 70o IL w 3lo4 feet distant; thencsS ~
10 Z 516.6 leet to corner No 2; tnshce ~
lao ~ X 1913 feet to corner No 8; thsses
n 79c 10 W 522 feet to corner No 4; thence
n lac z> w S35 feet, the place Of beginning
ursvey OF exterior boundaries OF claim,
containing 4.CO6 acres. No conflicts. SUI
vey lilo.
Z The location of this mine is recorded IN
the County Recorders Office OF Custsf
county, Idaho, on page 366 Book II" Of
Record of Quartz Mining Claims. ~
nearest known mining claims are the "
rolese lode on the east, the Old Bible BACK
on the south aud the Idaho lode On w
west.
All persons gliding adverse claims there.
TO are required to present the same bsiofe
this ONCE within slxty days from the nIss
DAY Of publication hereof, or they viii p
barred BY virtue of the provisions Of W
statute.
1t il hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice Of application for patent be pus'
lished Ter . period Of sixty days ten ces'
secutive weeks in the KE1CHvA kkyness'
. weekly Newspaper published ct Ketchs~'
Idaho. VI. Il. BkOUAEAD,
ksgisses.
First publication. March l6. 1885,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
LEGAL.
Mning Application IA 3:
q. 8. Land O7{Sce xr... -

Se.sn4S.
Nc9ice II hereby diver . ~ l'1S.fs|
VEGA whose postQl4 nee add,sss Q61
C0esef county, Idaho. ~ ~ n
!A@e9 =: 6ainey. by their s+tst1l
4 II: Johnston, whose nossnS
Chaiiis, Custer county. jdSi.o
aPPucataon Tor patent for ,s:nS Save
q ed tho ground, As shown =, -
'.Oid Bibae R.eh.s
lode mining claim posted -
bearing silver and other mins. aestph
IN East Fork mining district ~. aae tib1rS
", ioano, and described In tRs cSef
and held notes on file m ttss 01.cial E
Wig: - a., a tolss.
Beginning at discovery 49,.
mining claim and ruhninr E c~ y.
covery n 2lo Az e 279 fear - ..vm eead
erly end line; thence ESQ y, STsn N ~
corner No l, whence U. MIS- hGI
ment No bears n $40 az H. NJ
distant; thence N $50 E Gas f... MA "a
No z; thence s 70 ~ l6W " ss,@ epl32
corner No 8; thence 8 3Io IS, ~
70 corner No 4; thence s go V S1
corner No 8; thence N $50 nv " ,sng&
to corner No s; thence N ITO =. MI
feet to corner No l, the place az ~ u
the survey OF exterior bounds,;a laai
ode mining claim, CONTAINING !, ssS% II
NO CONNECTS. Survey HOS 'Vaes0
The location of this mine IT,.
the County Recorders ofacs - ss0fda b
county, Idaho, on page 3M of poNl SuelQ
Record OF Quartz Mining tjs;s x 4" {
nearest known mining claim, @s. III
ton lode on the north, the Id. t ns !tas,
south. '~' iooe q "
All persons holding adverse cl.,r I
TO are required to present the ..,. ~
d enls Of o" Hh Within SIXTY days from -
barred by virtue of the pfoyi,ios!! wv \
ltiis hereby ordered that tho 49,. 3
notice OF application for patsr, ns
iished for period of sixty dsr:n ~
secutive weeks in the kErcHuY Z :. g.
weekly newspaper published a. K....v
Idaho. Ws3L RpnSns y. Aeteaan
First publication. March 10 ,Sx sstf.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Household Chat.

Bright red hats promise to be
popular features in winter millinery
The best book of etiquette il
good society. Those accustomed
to cultured surroundings need nc
books for reference as to how they
should conduct themselves in pc.
lite society.
When perfumes are not disagree
able to a patient, physicians say, il
it is we'll to use them freely in Z
sickroom, as they are protection
against contagion, and that if laven.
der water is sprayed through the
living rooms Of houses situated in
malarial locality it will prevent
the occupants from contracting the
disease.
In Norway, where superb coffee il
made. a bit of butter is added to the
beans while they are roasting in the
covered shovel used there for that
purpose. In France q piece of but
ter the size of walnut is put with
three pounds of coffee beans, and
also dessert spoonful of powdered
sugar. This brings out both flavor
and scent. and, moreover. gives the
eight caramel taste which will be
remembered as pleasing part Of
the French coffee.
Women who are never satisfied
with the color of their hair will nc
doubt be glad to learn that powdered
hair is again to be in vogue, no,
for daily wear, however, but fol
dinners and all manners of dressy
functions. Patches are, of course
the natural accompaniment of pow
dered hair, and they have not beer
forgotten. The woman whose white
locks are piled coquettishly on tor
of her head plans 4 pretty contrast
by scattering half dozen little
black patches over her cheeks and
brow.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
No Xlondiks for Him.

"Mr. Secretary" said one of John
Sherman's house servants to him
the other day, Use done read q
powerful lot about dis yere Klon.
dixie and l reckons it M duty to 20
up yonder."
why, Abraham queried the
Secretary.
Because, Mister Secretary, be-
cause Use gettin' long in years. Use
chillun dependent on me, and il
teh 1overates me for to make some
money. Now. I know I gifts right
smart wages from you, Mister Sec.
rotary, but l sees in de newspapers
dis mornin' how dey pays $50 d day
In de Klondike for wages"
$50 I bear, Abraham; but you
must remember that up in Klondike
the days are six months long"
When Abraham opened the door
for me later l asked him if he were
going to the Klondike. He replied
with vigorous shake of the head /:
mo, indeedy; days am plenty
long huff right yere in Washing.
ton. Syracuse Standard.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

8v0k3 &oae1olo ~ ~ - ~ - 1VV14
"a a Aleiele eA ~ - ~ eFe q
theWor4a Y SsttAA = lllAl 6 eetle
jordan, tAt4e0 eSeA eF AdlgDr uSlfs
Journal, as&AiAs NV eolenDo r. ~
proesat day N0lisss ~ q, : Not
many years ago" 10 says, "whsn
an'ox was slaughtered forty pr cent
Of the animal was wasted ct tho
present time 'nothing 10 lost but its
dying BREATH Az but ons-shird Of
the weight Of the ANNUAL consists
of sproducts that can Be eaten, Tho
question of utilizing tho waste 10 !
serious one. The blood 10 used ID
refining sugar and in sising paper,
or manufactured into door-knobs
and buttons. The hide goes to the
tsnner; horns and hoofs are trsns-
formed into combs and buttons !;
thigh.bones, worth $50 per ton, are
cut into handles for clothes brushes,
fore-leg bones sell for $50 per ton
for collar buttons, parasol handles
and jewelry; the water in which
bones are boiled is reduced to glue !;
tho dast from saving the bones is
food for cattle and poultry; the
smallest bones are made into bone
black. Each foot yields quarter
of . pint of neat's-foot oil; the tail
goes to the Soup" while the brush
Of hair at the end of the tail 10 sold
to the mattress-maker. The choicer
parts Of the fat make the basis Of
butterine; the intestines are. used
for sausage castings or bought by
gold heaters. The undigested food
in the stomach, which formerly cost
the packers of Chicago 10000 .
year 10 remove and destroy, is'now
made into paper. These are but =
few Of the products of the abattoirs.
All scraps UNFIT for any other use
find welcome in the glue.pot, or
they do missionary work for farm
ers by acting as fertilizers"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09


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t1s :
49, . 49, 49,. 49,. Y. !! 3 =
egg ofu 1 Ossas sneai .
~ ou
2 amos'.'' % . cs.taaeo coP1 she!eo'
- - ING 's's' ..s.! = f'@s
es.ues0o = -. - e.; sslll 49, :. -.
10 49, 81 'aosv't
~ :. ~.'s
- ~. ~ $50
-. -
-. '''-.' -. -. -. - - "
:. ... = - &C -
~.1> ,:. .s ~. '- -.-1 - s .
.:..s..ss.- pa. .s...s..
... : -. ,.- 49, NJ
- 49,.
49, -. oo.-.. ~ -. ,..d 80. 80
~. - -,... :. -....--
~. 1900. .o.;.. -,
80. -. 80 ,oc.,;on -h..h.. -. ~
:. !. .d. =. ..-..., 49,
-. = !. -. :. .,.,m -. .ss- 1890
..:.:.'r...,-..,-.:s ~ 80
60 rs.. ...,,.. e,oe - 49,.
.;..d .t..,,.. - ra.ho !. h...,..
,., x.r..
a...;a. e,oe =. -. ..a...,.. :.
,,<,.u,,,.,c.c~. u, a,..,o.. -. .on.,-
$500. If -. ..v.r., co,n,;.. nr..
min. . d.,n,, = az rl.c. -h... !.
d.o,, !. ,s.....r, .rd - ~ 49,. .,,-.
.h.. % m;,.. d;st.,t from :. .~,.,;..
Office vhepever tan ar NOR. mining ~.
tor. Interested ret;,;on far -. .n,o,,..
mani Of . depntv upon f.i,ur. Of - !
recorder to .nnoint . DANNY for tan d.v ).
.fter the ne,;t;oo in vr,t;no h.. l,esn
nrasen,ed 70 him tho resident m;n.r. /,
snch d;.tr;ct NAV .nno;nt t.mnor.r;,v
one Of their number to act !. tho r,cordsr
for thu district vho.a record sh.ll b. a
valid !. if made BY the deputy and must
be entared BIZ the recorder n hereinaftsr
required: Pros,ded. That whenever =.
any time Afterwards. the recorder has 40.
pointed . deputy for such district or
place. tho authority of the person elected
" the resident miners ceases.
SEC. 10. When the right to mine il in
an case separate from the ownership or
rixht OF OCCUPANCY of the surf.ce Ground.
tho owners or riQhtful occupants Of the
surface ground may demand satisfactory
security from the miners. and If it be re-
rnaed or not given. maj epioin such miners
from vcrklne such ground until such
security il Rivea. The court granting the
writ Of Injunction shall liz the .mount
and nature Of the secarity.
SEC. IL. Placer CLAIMS. n mentioned
ID section ea29 Of the revised statutes Of
the United 6tetes. NAV be located for the
purpose Of mining deposit. and precious
sfones after the discoyery of such de.
posits.
Src. IL. The locator of auy placer
mining claim. located for the purpose
Of mining placer deoosit. or ,,r.ciou.
stonea. must 1t the time of making tho
location comply with all the rso uxements
Of secr,ona 2 and of thi. Act Ev.rv
n,.cer claim, NINA, t,e recorded ~ith;n an
davs from the time Of the location thereof
in the district in which the same is cit.
uated, or in ~ Office of the county re.
corder of the county wherein the claim is
situated. The location notice thereof
must contain the date Of the location, the
name of the locator, the name and dfmen-
sions Of the claim AID must also give such
! description of the locality thereof bv
difference to natural landmarks or axed
object, and contiguous claims. If .nv. =.
% render the Animation of the .ame res..
onsbly certain from The letter of the mo-.
tice itself.
Src. Is. That section 81o4 of the "a.
vised statutes of Idaho I've amended L,
read :; foilows:
Section s,nh A.orh.fo~. ,h. .;r =.
Psesens1nx Aocat10n n0tlce 10S Lec0Iu
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

A school inspector, finding . Glass
hesitating over answering TIE Qoss-
ton. with What weapon did Sam
son slay the Philistinsst aud wioh.'
Ing 10 prompt them, eigni6osntl y
tapped HE cheek snd aeked, tWbatl
y this The whole elxes: NsIhe
jsN1uGa of 81 as q =
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

Doat Tobaeeo SGT an1 oano1o Isae Ii ~.
TO quit tobacco easily and forever. b NO
netic. full OF lie nerve and vigor, take No-To
BAG. the wonder worker. that makes weak ma
strong. All druggi1bA 50 or q. Curo guara1-
tseA Booklet and oa9Sio froa Address
etee1ing Remedy ca. Ohteaae q New Yoek
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

The Virginia Enterprise says 4
prominent citizen, while passing
the abandoned 100. foot shaft Of
the Hale & Norcross on Wednesday
night, slipped and fell in. II 10 the
greatest wonder in the world that
he did not continue HE fall to the
bottom and in doing 90 become
dashed to pieces. That he should
stick to the side of the shaft some
30 or 40 feet below the surface and
be able to climb to the top appears
almost miracle. He did not even
receive q scratch.
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ll.! !.y| ..l!.. !.!ll!l
Wx1A11 4QQo Law.
r.n.sssa-''- =. N. ~
49, - 41 ~ ~ 0stvv loE
tie 1hxths At41ea 1xoo11rA
....I ~. 80
.' .rs-. 90 -. =
sse 49, = 49, ~ =
~
49, A.a. - ~
49, 1!D. .a. =. suss = q1..., =
osu.. 'Ss@ :. p '
.s's'. - 0ss.s' .a.sa. s's's..s' -.
'soas1 - sss.'oa 49, - 'us 49, -. =
~ - we ~. s'A. ~. ..'s.. = - 9
=. - 7. -. - !. ~ r.. ...>. -..-s..-
. -. = 49, '. ...rs -. ~.s.
','.'-' ,'.... :-ss.;d. - $3.50 -
80 = .s.-.:- ~,-s.1.-
.''>.' -. 49,
49,. -. ' - - 49,.
. 80. 80. .a.....,- .h.,;.. -.
- = - -. ~-. Z. $3.50. :.
- - 80. .S. -. - -. :.
= ..,...
.'s' go az '
41s"' ..'o'e.' 49,
80 :.
s'es's's - A1s"S " ''''>'''>- -
'o.,o sn.
- 49, ,. - -. -. -
- @>k '.s - :. .n.h
'o' ".'. 49, -,.;.s :. ..,,.,
80 - :. - -. -. e =. cl.;m
-. -. :: d;..',.... ~, d;...,c. claimed
r-..s--.......' -. ~. ..,,eh ~.
49,. w,,h;n ,hr.s a.. from the d.te
= s;...~....t. ,,r.. MT 81. ,,ancd.r;..
- ~. ~; = ..,.,,,;.h;,. = e.ch cnr.
i. ...-.of .nd !. ~, .ncr. ;,A,he aide
l;... m,.nr,.., m.rt.d 9TH thu name
- -. .,.,m ..a =. co-r.r ~ .no,. i
....,......s 49, :. -. SIN. ~ .cu.rk;ro
h;sI.o..,.sr;.. 1. ~. ro.t i ~. dis.
cov.r, r.o,n..,t ~. notice Of location
!, -h;.h ,rr.t :. .,.+.d. First tho name
~ ~. locator. .ocond. thu name Of the
claim third ~. date of discovery: fourth.
~. d;r.ct;oc and s;.t.nce claimed along
~. ,.<ao. from tho d,,coverv: ftth. the
d;.,..c.. ,c,.ipaed IN each side Of the mid.
die of IN. l.doe. sixth. the dist.nce and
a;r.c,;on from the discovery monument
- .n.h ,.,ur., object or nerm.nsnt mon
um.nt # aav snch there be. a will ax
aud describe in the notice itself the locs-'
tiou of the claim; aud seventh, the sasne
Of the mining district, county and state.
When. from any cause, nopument can
not be safely planted 1t the true corner
OF angle, it may 10 placed ~ near thereto
q practicable, and 90 marked - to indi.
cate tn place of such corner or angle.
Moaume6ta may be made of any such
naterial or form Is will readily give NO.
tiee, and when Of posts OF trses, they mnst
be hewn and marked upoa the side facing
towards the discovery, and must be 1T
least four inches square or in diameter.
Monuments must be 1t least four feet
high above the ground, and trees must
be 80 hewn - to readily attract attention.
At the time the locator 90 marks the
boundaries of his claim, he may do 20 in
any directions that will not interfere With
rights or claims which existed prior to
his discovery.
SEC. 8. Within sixty days after such
location, the locator or his aeigns, must
sink shaft upon the lode to the depth Of
u least 10 feet from the lowest part OF
the rim of such shaft At the surface, and
of not less than 1e square fest area. Any
excavation which shall cut such vein 10
feet from the lowest part Of. ths fim Of
such shaft and which shsil measure 100
cubic feet In extent shall be conaidered .
compliance with this provision. Any To-
Gated claim upon which work has been
done in compliance with the above re-
quiremeots ID not, unless abandoned, sab
ject to relocation for period Of 80 days
4 ~ .
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Mining Application No. IN

First publication, March 10. ,s Ase'''
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09
Mining Application No. Az

First publication, March l6. 1885.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-09

= C1tlLeo VI Tie Oo1teO 0tAte1 % AmeEJC&
Tor have declared my intentions to BE-.
come such) and that am acquainted
win the mining ground described in this
notice Of location, and herewith called the
........ ledge, lode or claim; that the
ground and claim therein described OF
any part thereof has not to the best Of
my knowledge and belief been located
according to the laws Of the United States
and of this state, or it 20 located, that the
same has been abandoned or forfeited by
reason Of the failure of such former 10.
Gators TO comply In respect thereto with
the requirements Of sald laws, and lin
case Of quartz claims) that have opened
new groun0 10 the extent or depth IT ten
feet - required By the laws Of Idaho.
Signature, -. 1890.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
80. day of 800. A. u. 109.
Signature, 49,. $500.
6ec. IL. That section SlU6 Of the 70.
vised statutes Of Idaho u ameaded % -
70 read - follows, to. wit:
Section 3l06. The location notice here
IN required to be recorded must b re-
eorded By the deputy appointed for the
district, or the person appointed for that
purpose . aOOve provided (when the
tssai To- therefor 10 tenderedj in : book
% b kept for that4s purpose. Said book
nust Be indexed with the names Of ill the
locators arranged In alphabetical order,
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SIC. 8. II 1t any. time the locator Of
any mining claim heretofors OF hereafter
located, or his assigns, shall appfshead
that his original certificate was detective,
erroneous, or that the requirements Of the
law had not been complied with before
fling, or shah b -desirous of changing
the surfacs b16Hdaries, or Of taking asy
part Of an overlapping claim which haa
been abandoned, or In case the original
certificate ives made prior to the passage
Of this law, and b. shalt be DESTROYS Of
occurring the benefits Of this Act, such To-
Gator or his assigns may de an additional
certificate subject to the conditions Of this
Act and to contain all that this Act re-
quired an original certificate to contain.
PROVIDED, That such amended location
does not interfers with the existing rights
of others ct the time when such amead-
ment - made.
SIC. .. Within 60 days after any time
Sst or period allowed for the performances
Of Labor, or .making Improvements upon
any lode or placer claim, the person in
who's Behalf such work or Improvement
IL perf1 rmsd, or some person for him
must III and record an affidavit in
sabstan ~ follows:
State ofIdaAo, county of........sA
Before me, the subscribed peFsoasily,
appeared ........, who being Arst daily
sworn, says tkat = IeaSt ...... dollars
worth Of work q improvsmeats were per-
formed Of nade npea 49,. eIlm, atnlae
in. .miai.g AlSfset e5sasg oE. !,
state Of Idaho; that such expendituru ~
made BY, FL, Or ak4Aa.expease Of ......,
owners Of - elain, for the purpose Of
holding 'ai4 s.in sv.ar =.
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That was 200 mileY away. the streams
were swollen. the swamps covered with
water. the roads deep In mud and slusl,.
and the weather chilly. But the contrast
Of this journey with the recent expert.
cnces made 1t seem like pleasure trip.
She was now among friends nnd soon
with her child was warmly wrapped In
blankets and sheltered In n comfortable
home. She arrived at the block house
safely only to find that her trials were
not over. Within a short time after
reaching home. her only sister and her
sisters husband were killed by the In.
dams while they were at work In the
field. -Four little children were witnesses
of the murders. The Indians were ut that
time on the wnrpath In Ohio. and II
seemed to- Mrs. Simmons rs IL she had but
gone from one danger 10 another rs great.
The body of Mrs. Simmons sister was
brought into the block house on the an
nivcrsary of the killing Of her own bus-
band and son Mt Chicago.
Susan Simmons, the child who had pass.
cd through all these privntions under the
care Of her mother. grew TO womanhood
In Ohio. There she met Moses Winans.
whom she afterward married. In 1851
they removed to Springville. Iowa. and
J there In 1867 her mother died. Soon
afterward husband and wife removed to
California. and In the home of one of her
six surviving children she Is spending I'll,
| evening of her evcntful life.