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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05
THE LONG EST WAY ROUND.
Travels OF y Letter GslAE from K0Ochichias,
AIInn.. TO HsFt Frances. Canada.

travels OF y Letter SoinB from ho0chiohinBs
AIlnn.. TO HsFt Frances. Canada.
RooCHIoHINa. MIMI. juno AIN . streak Of
economy the Government has done away with
the mail service across the Raihy River at this
point, so that 1t now takes eight days OF time
and l 1850 miles OF travel for a letter TO 20 from
this place TO Fort Frances. half q mile away. In
Canada. This mail used to be- carried across In q
by tho work. Now the mall goes $50 miles by
stage, 100 miles by rail TO Duluth. 900 miles
west and north TO Winnipeg. 200 miles east by
rail and 900 miles more by steumer and canoe TO
get to the village that can almost be reached
with a shout by a Btrong-lungod individual. 1t
10 supposed to BIO the longest way round for
covering half a mile on record anywhere, except
in rare emergencies,
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Black Coffee and Brandy s

This set consists of largo Tray, Black
Coffee Pot. O Cups and S~Rucers, O
Brandy or Cordial Glasses. All
decorated to match in small flower
der. This set complete In satin
lined white leAtheret case. ........
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NIash fabrics.

The most popular Wash Fabrics this sea-
son are fancy checked and plaid Ducks,
which sell everywhere at l2Hc. per yard;
here tomorrow special .619o
FINE SHEER PRINTED ORGAN
DIES, all of the latest designs; actual
value Csc. per yard, tomorrow. ..L2Ro
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Cut Glass Celery.

Rich and beautiful cut glass CELERY
Dish, scalloped and cut edge In
white satin-lIned %leatheret ase
complete.
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Ice Cream Set.

Finest Limoges China, underglazed
blue border shaded to white and
beautiful flower decoration, gold
lace on edges, IL Plates and one
Platter. complete, In satin-lined
white leatheret case. ..............
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Bread & Butter Plates.

9 Bread and Butter Plates, with q
border decoration of festoon flow
ers, scattered forRet-me-nots In cen
tire. 100000 gold edge. 6 plates in
sHtin-lined white leatheret case,
complete.
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Ramikins & Saucers.

~ Ramikins and Saucers, gold chrys-
anthemum decoration. heavy
clouded gold edges. each piece
lined ~leatheret case. complete. ......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-05
Gold Glass Bowls.

s-inoh cut and gold Fruit or Berry
Bowls, complete, In white satin
lined l%eRthCret Gaze. ..............
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Fruit or Salad Plates.

IL Plates. Austrian china, Vatican
centre decoration, with borders of
either green or pink. with fancy
gold. II Plates in satin-lined white
leatheret case, complete. ..........
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American Soldiers fight with
their heads; hence their success.
Our business is run with a head 1;
hence our SUCCESS.
Special sale of blue. black and
gray serges and cheviots. Suit to
order $1,000. formerly $4,000
Trousers $500, formerly $500.
with Jul usual protection, a years
guarantee or money back
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IL Bread & Butter Plates.

Bread and Butter Plates, thin. good
china. carnation decorations in
natural colors, fancy gold on edge,
leatheret case. complete.............
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.HouSe furnIShIngS.
s Special Bargains.


KEYLESS FLY FANS, best mechan-
ICE sHREDDERS, of best material, 80
REFRIGERATOR PANS, fully gal
vanized. no
GARBAGE PALS, of galvanized iron,
with cover, IA Ct. size. ...............22o
DOVER EGG BEATERS. 30
HERCULES CORK PULLERS, the
GLASS LEMON jUICERs, nicely an
ICE ToNGS of strong steel, retinned, /0o
SPoNGES, sheep wool quality, large
COAT HANGERis,, folding style, made
u WATER Val: FILTERS, charcoal filed,
nickel plated. .I0c
CLOTHES LINES; of galvanized steel
wire, 100 feet. ./5c
PALM LEAF LUNCH BASKETS
SHOE BRUSHH1EEs,, with dauber, good
FAMILY HATCHE:TS,, large size, solid
Lemonade s;f;RAWi;s, mad. Of paper,
O'i PLANT sPRINKLERS, rubber bulb,
hiSASA PAahSo tOPS -. 100
!, PRUNING SHEARS, with solid steel
|, GRASS HOOKS of solid steel, with riv-
eted handles. ...... 30
HOSE REELS of hard wood, with iron
wheels ...... $50
, MANURE FORKS, 4 tine, solid steel,
!, with sd" handles. ....... 2Sc
!, LAWN RAKES, "a teeth, of copper
I wire, and long handles .2Dc
SPADES AND SHOVELs of solid
} steel, with Cd" handles, full size. $50
FLORAL SETS FOR LADIES, 4-foot
I handled hoe, rake and spade. ....... $50
) REVOLVING LAWN OR GARDEN
SPRINKLERS ./0o
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PHlow Gases

for less money than the plain muslin
would cost you elsewhere.
Plain hemmed, IS by So inches, each. mo
better ones, IS to 36 inches, each. .S16e
Hemstitched, As to SO inches, each. .S12c
Larger sizes priced in proportion.
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9-inch Fruit, Salad or Berry Bowl,
rich chrysanthemum cutting, seal
Hoped and cut edge in satin-lined
leatheret case, complete. .........
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ruuboat Dolphin managed BY Vlro.

Tho Greenpoint LiRhterago Company's tug
boat Dolphin was damaged yesterday by hre 70
the extent of 81, 900 while the vessel was tied
up at the Green street wharf. Grcenpoint-
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furniture 0.s y,I.S"s

U60py Cut.
The following low prices do not mean
that the quality of the furniture is ple-
beian. 1t has been used to the highest
furniture society, and has been connected
with low prices through no fault of the
furniture itself.
, PIANO STOOLS, highly polished, in as
sorted finishes, actual value $3.50; here
! Monday for Use
SOLID OAK COSTUMER, six hooks,
regular price 81; tomorrow. ...... $50
REED INDIA STOOLS, heavily woven
!, and bound, something new and artistic, &C
tual value $l.75; Monday for only. $50
! MAHOGANY FINISHED FRAME
PARLOR SUITS, covered with Roman
pushes, brocatelles, silk damask and Heavy
, Ribbed Velour, a large assortment TO select
from. actually worth $45 here tomorrow
SOLID OAK DRESSER.S, round or
square, fitted with French beyel plate mir
ror, actual value Sll.00; special, tomorrow
} SOLID OAK TABOURETTES, IN
equalled elsewhere for less than SIPS; here
Monday, special, at. SOC
RATTAN COUCH, with adjustable head,
capable of several different positions, fitted
: with 8 legs, substantially constructed, not to
be obtained elsewhere for less than $40;
\ here tomorrow only. .,...5 rs
! SOLID OAK CH1FFoNIER, size of top
} 80 by IT inches, fitted with bevel plate glass
mirror and brass trimmings, the real SIP
kind; here tomorrow at .......... 6. IS
, We will gladly furnish estimates for the
! fitting up of Summer Homes-from the
} modest cottage TO a sumptuous hotel-fully
} believing that whosoever will give US the
I opportunity to figure will save money-much
, money, too.
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Is Wote Our ErYces on flour.
s We were Last to Advance and First to
Reduce Prices. S. C. Co.'s xxx or
Hazel Minnesota Patent Flour, guaranteed
equal to any -four made, per Dbl. -. SO. IS
! CATSUP-Blue Label Catsup (Curtice
Bros.'), per bottle ./Fe
( sAPoLIo-Enoch MOrgan's sapoliO, per
{ cocoANUT-Dunnhalmn' cocoanut, il ID.
J LARD-Milford Lard, pure open kettle
rendered, 3, S, 10 ID. pals, per ID. .Zl2e
, PROVISIONS-Fancy sugar cured Ham
} CANNED VEGETABLES - Standard
red ripe Tomatoes, BIB. can, '97 pack, per
can. ......
I N. Y. State Corn, String Beans, E. J.
Peas or Lima Beans, 2-lb. can, per doz.,
2 Z5c.; per can ........Z
I CANNED FRUITS-California lemon
{ cling Peaches or Bartlett Pears, Glib. cans,
or N. Y. State Preserved Strawberries. D
ID. can, per doz., ST. Isl per can. ./5e
) Milford Brand Grated Pineapple, per
TEA.Any variety of our 1897 impor1a-
\ ton, Japan, Young Hyson, Gunpowder,
Oolong, &C., packed in 5-lb. canister, excep-
) tional value, per 5 lbs, ST. So; per ID. $50
COFFEE-Special Mocha and Java COT
fee, fresh roasted daily, per 4 lbs, 81. co.
per ID. .2Sc
( Fresh Roasted Golden Santos Coffee, in
the bean or ground, per S lbs, Z5o.; per
s SPicES-Pure Pepper and Mustard, per
tc:EfiREALs-Yeil,ow Corn Meal, Rolled lied
4 a.. - 60. D.. IN Ike u
Royal Brand Macaroni, Spaghetti or Yer
; micelli, lib. pkgs., per doz., TI 05i per
s MARMALADlE--HIialze Orange Marina
I BARTLETT PEARS-N, Y. State Bart
lett Pears, glass jars, per .2Le
Hazel, Vanilla or Lemon Extract, 2-oz.
bot, triple strength, per bot. ....... ./So
{ CANNED FISH-Marshal's Kippered
! Herring, per can ./He
"Dafidet" Imported French sardines,
l4s. in oil, per can.........,........../ /c
Barataria Shrimp, in Tomato Sauce, per
DRIED iF;RiiUirS-N.' Y, State Eyapor,
{ ated Baldwin Apples, per ID. ........ .I0e
California Prunes (Sauta Clara Valley),
large and meaty, per ID. ...........,..Ze
CHOCOLATE-Hazel or Bakers Pre-,
{ MUM Chocolate, Blue Wrapper, per Id. .SSe
LEMONS-MessiRa Lemons, fancy, pei
soAP--Hazei Family Soap, full lib.
cakes, 90 in box, per box, $2,4Si per cake,
( 4lac.i Genuine CASTLE Soap, lib. cakes,
green or white, per cake. ....,...",..Ze
STARCH-S-lb. boxes, best laundry, pei
J box. ........, ...... .....,.,. //6
Only a limited amount of Catsup, SapoliO
and Cocoanut sold to each customer.
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IL Entree, Fruit, or Salad Plates.

Fine China decorated in gold chrys.
anthemums with heavy clouded
leathoret case. each plate standing
or edge, complete.
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II Cut Glass Individual b
Rich Cut Glass Bowl.

In white satin-lined leatheret case.
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600
S6.75
$500
HaviIand S O'clock Tea Sets.

This set, consisting of largo Tray,
Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl and Cream
and q Cups and Saucers. the Tray
having a beautiful centre deoora-
ton in figures by Jean, thoroughly
decorated in best gold. complete. In q E1
Batin.lined white leAtheret case. 1Ok
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17
AROUND TOWN.

j. y. Butler's'goods are up.to.date.
1t rains a little every day and a little
between times.
Trainmaster Kenyon was here from
McCook Sunday,
Harry Conover and wife we're in Nc
Cook the hrst Of the week.
1t takes considerable hustling to ge,
ahead Of the weeds this weather.
There is going to be an awful howl for
harvest hands in this section before
long.
John Ault2 and wife left Monday for
Omaha where they will reside during
the exposition.
Miss Lois Pope who has been attend
ing school in Lincoln returned home
Wednesday night,
Harry Conovcr left Wednesday even
ing for McCook where ne will again
engage in the train service.
Thomas Brakclicld lett Thursday
morning for Omaha, where he vii.
meet a daughter from Oregon.
Mark Parks left Wednesday night
for McCook, where he will take a pc.
sition breaking for the b. N NJ.
The republican state convention will
meet in Lincoln on Wednesday, Au.
/ gust 10th, to nominate state officers.
Jno, Tulleys left Mond"y tor Lin,
coin with the stated intention of being
mustered INTO the service of Uncle
Sam.
Mrs. Geo. Leming, who has been
visiting with VIM, Parkes and family
left Wednesday for her home in Gil,
lette, Wyoming.
Frank Richardson received:a painful
injury Thursday by having the second
inger of his right hand badly mashed
while working on a Is, Il M. hand.car,
Miss Grace Garber. left this, morning
for Lincoln, where she will visit with
her brother Dan and sister Cora, She
will also visit in Lincoln and Omaha
before returning,
Riverton will let the eagle scream in
the good old fashioned styles.on july A
No doubt II near neighbor will re,
ceiye a liberal support from this city as
there will be no celebration here.
We will pay a salary o~f.sSlj00 pei
week and expenses for man with rig
to introduce our Poultry Mixture and
Insect Destroyer in the country. Ref,
erences required. Address, with stamp
PERFECTION MIRO. Co, Parsons, Kan,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17
Does Baby
hrive?

If your baby is delicate
and sickly and its food does
not nourish it, put fifteen
or twenty drops of Scott's
Emulsion in its bottle three
or four times a day and you
will see a marked change.
We have had abundant
proof that they will thrive
on this emulsion when other
food fails to nourish them.
1t is the same with larger
children that are delicate.
SCOTS Emulsion seems to be
the element lacking in their
food. Do not fail to try it if
your children do not thrive.
1t is as useful for them in
summer as in winter. ,
ASK your doctor If this is not true.
scoIlSnc.ss, chs~su, New Yet
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17
CITY NEWS.
Carpets at Miner Bros. Full line.

Carpets at Miner Bros. Full line.
60 to Butler for the best in saddlery
and harness.
New wall paper and window cur.
tains at Cuttings.
Oscar Patmore is visiting the Omaha
exposition this week.
Mrs. Harry Goble arrived in the city
the last of the week on a visit.
The favorable weather is being util-
lied by the authorities to push street
work.
Chas Wiener left this week for Chica.
20 and will 60 from there to his home
in New York City.
Cut the weeds around your premises,
They are unSightly and dangerous to
the health besides.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Fen
trcss, ON Saturday, June II, a son of
usual Nebraska weight.
Oscar Patmor left Monday for Oma,
ma, whore he will look over the EX.
position for a few days,
The rainy weather is causing the
alfalfa men to smile awry, but it's great
for wheat and "sich like"
Miner Bros. will in the near future
put in a full line of furniture and
aueensware. Wait for them.
Elmer Ross had a very severe attack
of neuralgia of the stomach last Wed
nesday night, but is better now.
All persons owing Freymark & Co.
will please call on Cowden, Haley 4
Co, who have bought the accounts.
There will be a Sunday school rally
on Sunday, June 20, at 3 pm. at school
District No. Sd. 5. WHITE, town
ship president.
w. n. Sanford, an old Red Cloud
boy on Monday of this week sold thir'
teen Jones Lever binders for the Plano
company in Webster county.
Sheriff Wells, accompanied by his
prisoner, Scott, left Wednesday morn.
ing for Omaha, where the latter will
o.. be used as "A witness in the L, :. court.
When, you want carpets give us a
call, We have largest stock in the
city and can save you money on any.
thing you want in the carpet line
MINER Bros.
V. IL. Scrivner, real estate man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V,
II. S~crivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17
MERE MENTION.

''"""N "'''"'"'' W M'n'' n'oS'
WV ''''''S - !" oI"'n" 'nIH "'cN'
ThoS. Burden father of James was
here this week.
W. 5. CARRIER and wife left Sunday
for Kansas City.
ron, uorobir - s,, L,. -
Omaha and the exposition this week.
Corro,s ont IN mo,ch o,a q, ,oo,,s
,;,h go ui,l,,r, L,,I,r u,xrr M.
~, L,;L,i,u - -. lin.
clorL hos hoon hoou,iGo,1 J., oaa, -,
,oir,
wol,ors ot p,ro nan ard oo,r.
- o.,orrov Rorrov wore ho,o 4
d,v
anon an farm aud ci,v rror, cry sooI,
II For,
harness ma Will wear, keep It's
bv I q Ru,lor
Nelse LohE'lh returned Wednesday
high' rom Il "TRIP 10 Cly"e' ana o'h'r
Inc Lincoln NlNeo rants Is made IN
'he west ior the western climate IL
stahuS lhe TEST SoIu Dy Cottlng'
FOR once TINS city Is snort on pant
e's' III" ANYONE VINO mas Il Few paint
Spots on MS clothes can get Joo'
Miner Bros. handle the best sewing
machine on the market. Guaranteed
iol years. price W. OalI ahu see IT,
Nine Coyles BOYS boarded the north
bound train at that place Thursday 90.
ing to enlist in the Nebraska yolun.
tcers.
Statesmen wanted by large factory
supplying free outfits and paving sey.
eral $40 weekly. Brotticc o43 Pearl
New York.
..,.
subscription who might just as well
pay up now and take advantage of our
offer of premiums.
A, osbor,o oor,,r Vo,so, mn,
had ,h;r,r Loa, -, oa,,,o ruIoa hr ,no
a,.aLa u.L,,t.. .s, ..aoL r.;s
breaks all records.
Rev. John Bean of Otto is seriously
i'll and is not expected to live. MIR
and Mrs. Sardis Kelley of Topeka,
daughter and son.in.law arrived las,
night.
f.. U. Overman accompanied by his
wife and mother, returned from Has
tings Monday. Mr.. Overman had also
been in Omaka looking after legaI
matters.
Thoro ;s ororo, o,o,,or .o,wo,,
s;douau.a ,.o.o - g., L,,, :;
doesn't seem 10 occur 10 the kicker
that there Is no law against anyoh'
ou'iding Walks that wants 10.
Tho h,s;ross mon y, Comrho, r.;sot
.hout s,ro low = Eour,h -, I,,I,
celebration az tho, r,.co 90 mrch a,
oou,a no ro;s.a - th;s ,;.w ,.h;o. :,
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17
MORE OR LESSlpERSONAL,


oohn o'u'chS Is honhc from ohaha
''o'' N'''c) Is III oh'ah 'h'S "cch'
Mrs. +. ) Henderson went to Omaha
Saturday.
Florence Wood went to Oberlin,
Kansas, Tuesday
A. ,.u
and relatives here.
Al u r,ou, ~ ,
,,i. ,Looo 90, - n,a, .,,h"ma.h
u,, uou, ,u.,.
o,d .ooi,, ,L, si.L,s -, n,,,La ,Li.
wo,E
N;ss Nui,, S,,Lr n.c,
ho,o tho la, -, ,h, ,,,,l ,;.i,i,u
,,ior,s
NorICr-A,I persons are forbidden
TO hunt or shoot, in my posiurr-C II
KALEY.
For fire. lightning and tornado ipsur.
ance on farm and city property see l..
II. Fort.
~.
some time past, left for his home in
Michigan Tuesday.
,,,-
'b'''' " wv
wife the first of the week.
Mrs rbos wiIburn ,o,, Tuesday
n;ob, far uendIov whore sho will m,Lo
=. mon,h,s vis;, With hor mo,hor
Co,, oor,o, ,,a .ooI. =. ..,,r -, =.
Liza NTH h;s frs, moi, 10 rod ,an h,o,s
Miner Bros. carry the most complete
line OF carpets IN the city. see them
Good workmanship and material
in harness is the same as in other
goods. 10. Buffers goods have both
hon, Inv o,oorsw,ro ar ,,rr;,,ro
until seeing the stock of Miner Bros
which will arrive in q few days. They
can save you money.
~, go, ,uoo u, All
r;nds ond ~ ,ho L-wo0. nr;oos rIo
CON, live =, ..mn,.s md ,oroos, .,ooL
o. ,hoo;,r % soIoa, So M,Srn uno,
~ 81 4 hooVh'
yer asen. no'i'ns'o" No"'o' onn"na
'o' han'oh'e "p"so pa"pn'o' ue'
vi Tue EN-
pos'''on' 'iee'
l. Frcymark, who ha2 been a member
,am Cniaaaa T,,a
,.,Inwan has ,a, dao;1ad nho, ho
I'm da ~ l. tr,rro
+. W. Cowden will leave Sunday
morning for Chicago where he Will
meet Chas' Wiener n Will purchase
the fall stock OF clothing tor the new
Cowdcn'h haley clothing Co.
HIh'' hp,.r'""n NY '"''" % i"'''s
ho''" VI '"' wy ""' 'l'"'' '','''"
P"u! ""''' ""'"' .," S'"'H o'"' "u'
h'eI'"' D'"n"S' N"""'o "'''N,' o'"cN
in'h' an" ''!', "'''N s,''P' "o"" INC
pa'N' ouI,""'' ''""'" I"'" '"' re-
Turn
At the last regular meeting of Char,
|, ity lodge, No. 80, A. +. d A. NJ. the
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-17

The city OF BeIoit, Kansas, has had
meal tickets printed and circulated
throughout the city. When n hungry
tramp comes along he is given one of
these tickets which, when presented
to the city marshal, entities him to
work on the streets long enough to
earn a square meal, This is a good
scheme and should he tried in this city.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1898-02-04
" vgrSu for 2yD- IcAT1GN
Esq 2sAyJSp Il = 51M.
rE;ning Application no. 2Ee.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, }
ROtsE. IuAHO. December u, 1897.


Notice is hereby given that j. b. Huntley,
whose post Office address Is DeLamar, O"yhee
County, State Of Idaho, and j. II. DeLamar'
whose p0st Office address is the city OF New
York. State Of New York, by d. y. lluntley,
his attorney in fact have this day filed their
application for Il patent for $40 linear feet oi
the "ToRPEDO" mine or VEN DeaIihg g oit,l
and silver with surface ground "NI ieet IN
width on the north end oi SAID claim ana ~"
feet in width on the south END oi salu calm y
situated in Carson Mining Dlstricti nountT Oh
he field notes and official plat ON ME IN TINS
office rs Lot No -, Mineral Survey No l2bl'
in Townships south, Range West OF BoisS
81. i26i. being described on the surface with
magnetic variation at 19o East, as follows,
to wit : f ,,
lxi inches firmly set, where notice OF locatlon
was originally posted, from which shail |!
feet deep bears south 49, 30 east leet dlsthnt
thence north 49, SO' west 30 ieet along the
course of vein MS near as practicable TO center
of northerly end line, II post inches square +,
feet long. IL feet in the ground, with mound oi
rock and earth, marked -"
Thence north $50 30 east 800 feet to corner No.
1 identical with original northeast location
,orner n most inches square, 3 feet long, ~
feet in the ground, with mound oil roeA anu
earth, marked 60"
The corner of Sections 4 ., 30 and 33 on north
houndnry of r. > s., r. 4 W, bears north ~ AZ
east SOL feet by actual measurement Inc ceh-
ter OF Il shaft marked on sill - b. o.
bears south % IL west 30 feet distant.
Thenr. south l67 so east 56i.j feet to corner No
, Identical with location corner and Identical
with corner No. Hope Lode survey NO w A.
soIijated Lode. Survey No. 923 A., and corner
No Dissen Lode, Survey No. 81 post m
cbes snuare : feet long, ~ feet i'll the ground,
with mound of rock and earth around same
marked -"
1861 81.
southerlv end lire, identical with corner No. :
az Disseti Lode, Survey No. s2l, post lhcbes
square, ) feet long, ~ feet in the ground
marked 49, :, =, = !" 600 feet to corner No. g.
identical with original southwest location cor cor:
ner ii post inches square, feet long ~ ie''
in the ground, marked - -, Corner NO ]
of Beck Lode. Survey No. 93s A., bears north
~, 49, west 1874 feet distant.
Thence north ft2 80 west 566S feet to corner
No /. Identical with northwest location corner
81 most inches square, , feet long lt2 teet IN
the ground with mound oil rock ana e"r'h'
marked -" The mouth Of a tunnel bears
.outh a57 81 east. 100 feet Distant the tunnel
bears north So ~ east i29 feet: Corner 40: 81
Rec! Lode, Survey No. 9as A., bears south j. ~
e" Thtnce north ~ S1 east 2so.7 feet to center
.end stake previously set, 32i feet 10 corner 40
q Of Boona Lode, Survey No. $40 5sOf ieet 10
corner no. !, the place Of beginning description
Of exterior boundaries Of "TORPEDo' Loue'
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1898-02-04
NOTICE for PUBLICATION
I'M NEwSPAPE2.
Mining Application 2Io. Isl.
Mineral Survey Mo. 1860.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BOISE, IDAHO, January 10, 1873.

Notice is hereby given that J. II. DeLamar,
whose post office address is the CITY Of New
York, State of New York, by ID. Il. Huntley; q
DeLamar, Owyhee County, state oil luhho ms
duly authorized attorney intact, mas this uh!
filed his application for patent Tor lo0o linear
feet of the "IBU RG" mine or vein, bearing goid
and silver, with surface ground 800 ieet III
width inclusive of the conflicts hereinafter
named and expressly waived, situated in Car,
son Mining District, County OF Owyhee, anu
State of Idaho, and designated by the helu
notes and official plat on file in this Office as
ship South, Range West OF Boise MeIldian'
Said Lot No. =, Mineral Survey No, l25O, pc
ing described with magnetic variation nj ~
degrees East, as follows, to wit;
Beginning ut discovery of claim, a posi- IN
inches, firmly set where notice OF -locailoh
of an open cut bears south 30 feet distant. The
cut bears north % deg. west, 40 feet.
Thence north 20 deg. % min. west - rect
along the course of the vein, as near as prac-
ticable, to center of northerly end line, posi-
inches square, feet long, Ia feet III the
n. C. e..
-"
l26O "a,
Thence north 70 deg 45 min. east, 800 feet to
Hs'ner No. ], identical with original northeast
location corner, II post inches square, . ieet
earth around same marked -" The cor
ner of sections AS, 20 and 30, T. ; s. r. W.
bears north II deg, 10 min. east. 576i feet ny ac-
tual measurement The. cnstcrly corner oi a
blacksmith shOp bears south 81 deg. 20 mn
west 200 feet distant, the easterly e0lner ni a
bunk house bears south 81 deg. ~ MN west
2o4 feet distant
Tbonce sooth % dog % min. cast. IS feet, in